Central American union gains ground in Guatemala
The idea of a union of Central American republics under a single government is gaining support in Guatemala. Observers predict the project will be realized by the completion of the Panama Canal.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1911
Page
4
The idea of a union of Central American republics under a single government is gaining support in Guatemala. Observers predict the project will be realized by the completion of the Panama Canal.
Louisiana presents a practical exhibit plan at the US Land and Irrigation Exposition in Chicago. State leadership under Governor Sanders aims to show real agricultural progress, with cooperative agencies, no private profiteering, and a focus on diversified crops, drainage, and small-farm development across parishes.
Work in night school begins with a record staffing surge and new equipment. Forty instructors and a large shipment of supplies boost capacity, with fourteen drawing seats and room for thirty in bookkeeping. The typing room gains visible typewriters, dustproof desks, and space for twelve. J C Anderson returns as bookkeeping instructor. Edmond F Melanphy leads shorthand. M J Moore handles typing. Carl B Andrews guides drawing. Professor Howard M Ballou teaches algebra and geometry. B Higgins supervises English with W H Meineeke assisting. Arithmetics taught by M. Bolros and a preparatory business course runs for boys under eighteen on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The catalog lists subjects such as arithmetic, English, business letter writing, spelling, geography and history. Weebly Rutter appears as a name associated with the program.
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