Articulation of Head Heart and Hands in Indiana Education
The Fassett A. Cotton report on Indiana public education argues for complete relocation of head, heart and hand. It promotes kindergarten, manual training, agriculture and school gardens to tie schooling to community needs. It stresses practical work, moral training and correlating academics with hands on tasks for a useful life.
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Ammunaai
Fassett A. Cotton
United States
Central Department
Wee Tau
United States States
Indiana
Franklin
Cotton
Itc
Dinner and debate events mark Osolo Township notices
The Ladies Aid Society will serve dinner at the WanNamee sale on Tuesday March 21. A debate is announced at the McFarren schoolhouse on Friday evening March 17. Local visits include Lavina Ouderkirk from Mason township staying with Mrs. Samuel Cauffman, and several social visits among the Bickels, Wells, Dills, Yohn, Long, Fisher, and Butrick households.
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Ladies Aid Society
McFarren
Lavina Ouderkirk
Mason Township
Samuel Cauffman
Jessie Bickel
Ray Irick
Bessie
Hazel Dills
J. P. Bickel
Thomas Wells
John Wells
G. A. Yohn
Ben Long
Osceola Local Notes and Community Moves
Osceola notes show Wm Macythas returning from Rochester Indiana Clyde Houser headed to David City Nebraska to stay indefinitely Mr and Mrs Ford Grean visiting relatives in Ohio Bakery and restaurant moved into the Baker building Daniel Hambling of Grand Rapids spent several days in the community Good Snyder is building a new house Peter Stockberger injured Monday falling through a barn floor two ribs fractured Osceola Cornet band reorganized under Ed Long leadership
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Osceola
Wm. Macythas
Rochester
Ind
Clyde Houser
David City
Neb
Ford Grean
Ohio
Daniel Hambling
Grand Rapids
Snyder
Peter Stockberger
Osceola Cornet Band
Ed. Long
Marriage Licenses Issued For Goshen Pair
Marriage licenses granted to Guy Farmwald of Goshen aged 20 with parental consent and Grace Franks of Goshen aged 21.
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Guy Farmwald
Goshen
Grace
Franks
Milton Scales to William Kinney Lot in Elkhart
The transfer records show Milton Scales selling to William Kinney a lot in Elkhart for 300 dollars. The transaction is listed in the local real estate notices with the names and price.
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Milton Scales
William’. A.”Kinney
Elkhart
Braves Swear to Avenge Dead Bride on Tama Reservation
Des Moines reports Musquaquie tribe chiefs and warriors pledge vengeance for Ma Puck Chee, a 17-year-old bride missing three weeks. Chiefs aid searches along the Iowa river as suspicions focus on a jealous lover amid white population theories.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Tama
Ma Puck Chee
Push-E-To-Neke-Qua
Belle
Plan New Interurban Line Springfield Illinois
Articles of incorporation filed for Interstate Traction company Hoopeston as principal office capital stock 100000 to build routes from Edgar county bordering Indiana to Chicago and other towns including Potomac Paxton and Bloomington with incorporators James H Dyer James A Cunningham Alfred H Trego Charles C Williams and Jacob S McFerren all of Hoopeston Illinois.
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Springfield
Ill
Interstate Traction Company
Hoopeston
Edgar County
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
Ross Township
Vermilion County
Potomac
Said County
Paxton
Ford County
Grant Township
Bloomington
McLean County
James H. Dyer
James A. Cunningham
Alfred H. Trego
Charles C. Williams
Jacob S. McFerren
French Chamber Rejects Delay On Church State Bill
Paris March 22 The chamber of Deputies votes 343 to 40 to postpone consideration of the government bill on church and state separation. It also rejects 386 to 162 Abbe Gayraud’s motion for a mixed clerical commission to settle the issue amicably. Gayraud denounces budget suppression as robbery and a breach of 1789.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
George Berry
Chamber
Abbe Gayraud
Eastern grain men protest differential favoring gulf ports
Philadelphia March 22. The transportation committee of the commercial exchange adopted a resolution protesting railroad differentials that favor gulf ports over Atlantic seaboard ports. Atlantic merchants claim the seaboard rates should be at least one cent lower to secure a fair share of export grain traffic.
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Philadelphia
Transportation Committee of the Commercial Exchange
Gulf
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard
Britain Prepares War Effort in Indian Police Reforms
London report says the scheme to reorganize and strengthen the Indian police costs 5,006,000 yearly. It aims to enable police to hold the country in emergencies so troops can be freed for front line work. Native police total 150,000, only 50,000 with firearms, currently officered by whites.
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London
Daily Mail
Calcutta
Agreement Reached Over Somaliland Peace Terms
London March 22. An accord between Great Britain and Italy offers the Mad Mullah a settled sphere in Somaliland with grazers rights in selected British and Italian zones. The Mullah binds himself to maintain peace.
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London
Great Britain
Italy
Somaliland
Oberlin Bank Trial Set for April Federal Term
In Cleveland in March 1922 cashier A B Spear of the defunct Citizens National Bank of Oberlin faces trial in federal court. The bank was wrecked by Mrs Cassier Le Chadwick, with proceedings slated for the April term.
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Oberlin
Banker's
Cleveland
A.B. Spear
Citizens
National Bank of Oberlin
Cassier le Chadwick
Havemeyer Sugar Plant Closes in New York
The Havemeyer sugar plant in New York closes, leaving more than 3,000 men idle. The plant’s shutdown impacts the Brook Avenue area and related workers, with authorities reporting the stoppage as a major local event.
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Havemeyer Sugar Plant
New York
Brookaeneyen
Peace prospects influence Russian capital as war drags on
A Petersburg council weighs peace as France backs diplomacy while Dragomiroff's council orders continued mobilization. Kawamura nears Kirin, Linovitch's forces face likely a superior enemy, and Russia warns a 750 000 to 1 000 000 man revival would take months. Noyce Vremya calls for peace to end the conflict.
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St. Petersburg
France
Dragomiroff
Kawamura
Kirin
Linovitch
Russia
Japan
Siberian
Far East
Siberia
Noyce Vremya
JAPS CLOSE IN PURSUIT NEAR LINE OF RETREAT
St Petersburg reports Japanese columns advancing along the great trade route northwest of the Russian retreat. General Linevitch's forces are crossing Fakoman as the race to the north accelerates. Dispatches show little fighting though pursuit and supply lines are being hampered. Mukden losses estimated at 120000 killed wounded or captured with about eighty guns taken.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Fakoman
Manchuria
Mukden
War Office
Immigrant Influx To Arrive In Port This Week
New York reports a wave of 32,863 immigrants scheduled to land this week, enough to fill cities like Chattanooga or Canton. The figure, far above typical March weekly totals, comes as the federal government oversees the arrivals at the port.
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Europe
America
New York
Chattanooga
Tenn
Canton
Ohio
Noted Harness Trainer Ellison Clayton Dies in Accident
New York March 21 Ellison Clayton, renowned harness horse trainer and breeder, died here from accidental asphyxiation. He was famed for breeding American standardbreds and his horses competed internationally, including in Russia.
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New York
Ellison’ Clayton
Russia
Young Woman Slain in New Jersey Hotel Mystery
Newark authorities report a 22 or 23 year old woman found dead in a hotel room after a male companion, who registered as D Edwards and wife, left. The man returned briefly with a package he claimed to be headache powders, then vanished. A window entry led to discovery of the body with a facial pillow cover and a throat mark. The couple’s clothing and items include a pin marked M D and handkerchiefs with a C monogram.
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Newark
N. J
D. Edwards
Trenton
Jersey City
Peoria Halts Standard Oil Pipeline Crossing Highways
The Peoria County Board of Supervisors refused permission for Standard Oil Kansas to lay a cross county pipeline from Kansas to Indiana across northern county highways. Workers must stop if the decision stands, creating an unbridgeable gap in the line.
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Kansas
Peoria
Ill
Prairie Oi and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Board of Supervisors
Indiana
Flames sweep Shannon City business district
Fire of suspected incendiary origin destroyed the entire business section of Shannon City Iowa early Thursday causing over 60000 in losses. Two blocks Wilsons and Fischers and several smaller houses including Logan s drug store Sheldon Sons newspaper office barber shop and the Telephone Exchange burned. Fire began in the Wilson block.
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Shannon City
Iowa
Wilson’s
Fisher’s
Logan’s Drug Store
Sheldon Sons
Telephone Exchange
Wilson
Limits rights of nominees on one official ticket
Judge O Neill ruled that a candidate may have his name printed on only one official ticket. The injunction suit by Senator Lamore of Ashland challenged Mayor Burt Williams of Ashland who filed papers as a Democrat Republican and nonpartisan candidate hoping for three tickets. The decision sets the limit on multi ticket nominations in Wisconsin.
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Eau Claire
Wis
O’neill
Dallot
Lamore
Ashland
Burt Williams
Williams
Wife Lost in Philadelphia
After his wife went missing three times in 24 hours and police were asked to search twice, 8. B. McCormick of Lockhaven took a train home with her. Each is 60 years old.
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Philadelphia
B. McCormick
Lockhaven
Lad Ends His Life In Tragic West Virginia Incident
Tip Top March 17. Frema Cleno twelve years old son of John W Cleno a millionaire coal operator hanged himself after his father whipped him for a trivial fault in a domestic tragedy that stunned the town.
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Lad
Tip Top
W. Va
Santa Barbara Isolated by Dual Landslides
Santa Barbara California reports two landslides cut railroad links to the outside world. The storm’s rainfall totals about four and a half inches as of March 17.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Refuse Miners Demands Behind Kentucky Coal Talks
Louisville reports coal operators in Southwestern Kentucky refused the miners demand for a 3 percent per ton wage increase. The union miners pressed for higher pay as talks remained unresolved with operators citing conditions.
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Louisville, Ky
Southwestern
Revoltist Tries to Kill Governor in Viborg Incident
A 15 year old revolutionsist fired three shots at Governor Miasorodoff in the Viborg Finland office. One bullet wounded him severely while two others hit his legs. The youth, Matti Hjalmar Reinikke, was arrested in the street with no struggle. Governor remains in critical condition amid tensions over Russification policies and local protests.
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Viborg
European Russia
Miasorodoff
Matti Hjalmar Reinikke
Reinikke
Finland
Stockholm
Miaserodoff
May dissolve tobacco trust merger challenged in New Jersey
Richard T. Dana, administrator of the Richard S. Dana estate, filed in chancery to set aside as illegal the merger of American Tobacco with Consolidated Tobacco and Continental Tobacco into American Tobacco. Dana, holder of fifty shares, alleges lack of consent and constitutional violations, and that the merger impairs contracts. Defendants include the companies’ directors and individuals James B. Duke Thomas Dolan and Thomas F. Ryan.
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Trenton
N. J
Richard T. Dana
Richard S. Dana
Court of Chancery
American Tobacco Company
Consolidated Tobacco Company
Continental Tobacco Company
Mr. Dana
Dang
James B. Duke
Thomas Dolan
Thomas F. Ryan
Hunt for Gems Worth 40000 in New Jersey Robbery
Detectives report a jewel theft from Arthur B. Leach of South Orange on March 9. About 40000 dollars in jewelry was stolen with no clues on entry or exit. Leach is part of the Farson Leach Co bankers family.
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New York
Arthur B. Leach
South Orange
Leach
Farson, Leach & Co
Cupid Laughs At Bachelor Engaged In New York
Andrew Freedman a 46 year old Tammany Hall and baseball figure has become engaged to Elsie Rothschild daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Rothschild of New York City. The romance surprised many who expected him to remain a bachelor despite his rapid rise in prosperity.
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New York
Andrew Freedman
Elsie Rothschild
Jacob Rothschild
Freedman
Tammany Hall
Highest land price set in Illinois near Dixon
The Hullahn farm near Dixon sold for 190 dollars per acre to William Wolcott, marking the highest price paid for farm land in the area. The property lies nine miles southeast of Dixon.
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Illinois
Dixon
Josiah Hullahn
William Wolcott
Fire destroys mill threading department in Etna
Fire at Spang Chalfant mill in Etna damages threading department machinery and stock valued at $75,000. The loss is fully insured.
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Pittsburg
Spang-Chalfant
Etna
Fatal Card Game Murders Reported in West Virginia
March 17 reports state Martin Guleose is dead and Chase Matthews fatally wounded after alleged crooked play in a card game between miners in War Eagle West Virginia.
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War Eagle
W.va
Martin Guleose
ChHse Matthews
Steketee worm destroyer pin sample claim
A vintage ad copy promotes Steketee's Worm Destroyer with claims it cures pin worms in children and adults. It emphasizes nocturnal itching and nervous irritation, notes mild laxative use, and urges asking a druggist for the product.
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Steketee
Destroyer
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