Trades Rise in Schools and Future Industry Leaders
The article argues education shifts toward practical trades and industrial arts. It cites growth of agriculture teaching, expanded trade and technical schools, and evidence that graduates secure skilled roles and high salaries. It notes forebears built the nation with toil and urges ongoing hands-on training for future business leadership.
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Tay
Medicing
Urs
Busines
Ameron
Massachusetts
President rejects Wall Street central bank plan in currency debate
President Wilson tells Senate currency committee that Vanderlip central bank idea from Wall Street will not be tolerated. He reiterates no changes to the core currency reform. Senator Bristow notes the November report may show committee and president differ on Vanderlip suggestion. Hastings asserts objections tie to Wall Street concerns.
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Wall Street
Senate
Wilson
United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee
Vanderlip
Hank of
New York
Aent
Wall ‘Street
Bristow
Kansas
Huston
West Virginia coal company runs garden prize program
An experiment by a West Virginia coal company over the past two years promotes garden cultivation among employees to attract steady families and reduce labor instability. Cash prizes for gardens and flowers reportedly improved morale, steadiness, and hunger relief, encouraging well fed, contented miners.
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West Virginia
Prises
Lock Up Residents And Then Rob Post Office
A daring robbery in Attica Ohio saw twelve families locked in flats above the post office as a band blew the safe. They seized about $2,001 in stamps and some cash. an earlier report noted additional confusion and police tracing efforts.
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United Press
Attica
Ohio
Soralue
Dullitings
Ward Liner Morro Castle Released by Mexico
Vera Cruz October 24 The Ward Liner Morro Castle sailed from here after a 24 hour detention by order of Huerta. The US consul protested and demanded clearance while Mexican port officials delayed. The agency Jeane Lindt 14 said to have influenced the vessel’s belated departure.
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Uniton Press
Vera Cruz
Octer
Morro
Huerta
To En Consul
John Lindt
Two Rescuers Die In Dawson Mine Disaster
In Dawson New Mexico two rescue workers Allan Boas and James Laird died after refusing to leave gas filled chambers while aiding attempts to reach survivors from the Stag Canyon mine explosion. Twenty six miners were rescued today and forty two bodies recovered.
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United Prose
Daywoon
N. M
Allan Boas
James Laird
Wen
T. Woltsell
Mira
Altho
Jamestown Lads Nabbed After Night City Run
Two youths identifying themselves as Charles Blakenlee and Alec Bogan arrived in Jamestown by the Brig eight train and were detained by Police Officer James Stevens. In custody at the lockup were about thirty five dollars found on them as they could not explain their travels. Jamestown authorities were notified while the boys await word from home.
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Inda
Charles Blakenlee
Alec Bogan
Jamestown
James Stevens
Iads
Jamestown Po ‘Ca
Rain forces second pump at Washington Street excavation
City Engineer Dickson oversees installation of another power pump on Washington Street to manage rising surface water into the sewer repair site amid all night rain. Quicksand hampers digging as an engine restarts and the Gould Street pump handles the downstream sewer water. Officials weigh laying heavy 15 inch pipe within concrete encasement to improve drainage.
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Dickson
Washington Strait
Gould Street
Second Ward
Gary Makes an Optimistic Address
Chicago October 24 United Press reports Gary former head of United States Steel Corp urged optimism about American business conditions. He blamed rumors and anti business efforts for hesitation and said conditions are improving with greater understanding between rich and poor.
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United Press
Chicago
Adisressage
Blstron
Elyol
Hope Wits
Fotbridge Gary
Formr
United States Steel Corporation
Wong
Whui
Trespass Law Enacted Strengthening Property Protections
A new state act makes it unlawful to enter private land without owner permission. Posted warnings are required and penalties include fines up to ten dollars plus costs, with jail time for nonpayment. Proceeds go to the district where the trespass occurred.
German papers threaten U S policy over Mexico decision
Berlin reports Cologne Gazette says Huerta has shown ability handling Mexican affairs and Germany will join Britain in protest against U S refusal to recognize. Another Harley paper is also prominent in coverage.
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Unitedness
Berlin
Cologne Gazette
Huerta
U Amin
Germany
Great Britain
Stalos
Harlin
Youthful Burglars Before Judge Walling
Erle Oct 24 Tony DeNunzo and Howard Goetz, two youths who burglarized the post office station at Kline's drug store, were arraigned before Judge Walling and pleaded guilty. They remain in jail awaiting sentence. The pair also admitted robbing Harry N. Elwenberg's store at 1206 State Street on October 9.
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Erle
Tony DeNunzo
Bhan
Howard Goetz
Kline
Chestnut
Walling Yesterdiy
da Nunato
Goets
Harry N. Elwenberg
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Sea Line
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Mludciam
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Adowiis Busch
St. Luisy
Honarie Wrewer
Rhine
California
St. Louis
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Meadville Messenger
Joea Fair Association
John Lind
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Sarmple
Gmondgn MG
Heondon's
Dawson Workings
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Young’ Men’s
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SAM Jacobson & CO
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