Eastern Normal Dean Defends Four Year Plan Against Misleading Talks
Madison editorials quote Eastern Normal Dean E A Bixler denouncing misinformation on Refered Law No 2. He argues a four year program to improve teacher training, not expand costs, citing Nebraska and Iowa college distribution, local population access, and the need for stable state service. He warns the state would gain from centralized training near Madison and urges a nonpolitical approach to policy.
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E. A. Bixter
WIVAX
Regents of Education
South Dakota
WNAX
Perveris
Gurney
Nebraska
Lincoln
Peru
Wayne
Kearney
Chadron
Office of Public Instruction
Fize
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Cherokee
Shenandoah
Teachers College
Larely
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
Northern
Bixler
Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Washington
School of Mines
Kennedy
Vit
Shakespeare Plays Chosen For Yankton Event
The Shakespearean Players of Utica New York bring Julius Caesar and Macbeth to Forbes hall on Monday November 7 through Yankton College. James Hendrickson and Claire Bruce lead the company, touring principal college towns with notable success.
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Yankton
Shakespearean Players
Utica
New York
Forbes Hall
James Hendrickson
Claire Bruce
Yankton College
Tomb of An Ancient Shrine Found at Monte Alban
Mexican archaeologist Dr Alfonso Caso announced the discovery of a marble stepped tomb at Monte Alban Oaxaca. Federal troops guarded the site to assist Caso and his team. The shrine's design and size suggest enormous historical significance and potential Indian treasure.
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Mexico City
Oaxaca
Alfonso Caso
Caso
Monte Alban
Urges U S To Aid In French Disarmament Plan
Geneva November 4 Joseph Paul Borour French war minister urged American support for an international security organization under the League of Nations. He outlined France's disarmament plan aligning with Hoover principles, calling for European consultation, a security pact, and universal conscription as a basis for defense, while noting equal treatment of all nations.
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League of Nations
Joseph Paul Borour
Hoover
Europe
Germany
Lawyer Is Convicted Of Murdering Mother In Alabama
John R. Boyle a 36 year old Birmingham lawyer prominent in Alabama society was found guilty of murdering his mother. Jurors deliberated 23 hours after a 10 day trial and the sentence was fixed at life imprisonment. Boyle executor and chief beneficiary under his mother s will. prosecutors said he lured her to Shades Mountain last June on a wild flower picking trip, slit her throat and tossed her body from a precipice.
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Birmingham
Ala
John R. Boyle
Alabama
Boyle
Shades Mountain
Probe Irregularities In Trial Of Gangster
A cafe owner was arrested and two men hunted as the county prosecutor probed an alleged attempt to fix testimony in a gangster murder case. William Kaiser confessed to offering $100 and $200 to two locals to lie about who shot Abe Loch in July. Warrants for contempt of court were issued for Don Binder and a man identified as Louis Brooks or Louis Ross of Hempstead.
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St, Paul
M. F. Kinklad
Wiliam Kaiser
Abe Loch
Kinkead Gaid
Harvard Doctor Warns On Spinach Calories In Oklahoma City
Dr John Lovett Morse of Harvard Medical School told the Oklahoma City clinical conference that spinach is overdieted. He said a slice of egg on top has more calories than a whole peck of cooked spinach.
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Oklahoma City
John Lovett Morse
Harvard Mediical School
Tariff On Sugar Products Favored By Hills Growers
Newell, Ney Directors of the Black Hills Beet Growers association favor an adequate tariff on sugar products. Secretary W D Buchholz said a questionnaire showed all directors support maintaining or raising tariff levels. The group stresses economic interests, not politics, and says it is not backing any party or candidate.
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Black Hills Association
Europe Watches U.S. Election From Abroad
European officials and press monitor the American campaign with neutral interest. London papers debate outcomes under Hoover or Roosevelt while foreign outlets note potential shifts in policy, prohibition trade hopes, and the global impact of the U.S. vote.
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London
Europe
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Rex sporgiSsia
United States
London Daily Telegraph
Hoover
America
Roosevelt
la Temps
England
Ialy
France
Germany
Thanksgiving Rail Rates Are Offered
Chicago November 4 Thanksgiving day rates of one fare plus 2 cents for a round trip will apply on the Chicago and North Western railway for the holiday period. Tickets on November 23 and 24 with return by midnight November 29. Good in all classes. extra charges for Pullman and parlor car space. children half fare. no stop overs. baggage privileges same as regular first class tickets.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
R. Thomson
Pullman
Dresses Sold at Nine Cents Trigger Window Break
A Nebraska merchant attracted a crowd of women paying nine cents for dresses. The surge shattered a plate glass window and left two injured, as the scene grew chaotic and urgent.
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Wishom
Roosevelt Leads Narrowly in Final Digest Presidential Poll
New York Nov 4 Roosevelt leads Hoover in the final Literary Digest nationwide poll with about 2 to 1 in popular vote and an estimated 474 to 57 electoral votes. The Digest reports 3,064,497 ballots with Roosevelt 56.99 percent, Hoover 37.53 percent, and Smith 5.84 percent.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Literary Digest
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Maine
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Republic
Smith
South Dakota
Kansas
Colorado
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Dela Ware
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Texas
Electoral College
Kellogg Whole Wheat Flakes Become Husbands’ Favorite
Men praise Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes for crispness and flavor in a hearty breakfast. The wholesome, economical cereal is advertised as nourishing and substantial, noting the large red and green package made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Nebraskans Drop Bank Robber Reward
The Nebraska Bankers Association ends the two year old reward of 210 dollars for dead bank robbers. No claimants emerged during the period. The decision was announced at the association's conversion in Omaha.
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Omaha
Nebraska Bankers Association
Forged Radio Stock Certificates Discovered in Midwest
New York November 4. The Radio Corporation of America announced that forged certificates of 100 shares each have been found in the Midwest. The Corporation Trust Company, transfer agent for RCA, disclosed the forgery after receiving one spurious certificate from a Chicago company that had obtained it.
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New York
Radio Corporation of America
Middle West
Corporation Trust Company
Radio Corporation
Chicago
forged certificates traced in industrial loan business
The text notes the course of its industrial loan business and states no estimate could be made of forged certificates in circulation, though several thousand dollars’ worth have already been disclosed. Various public and private agencies are seeking to trace the counterfeiters.
Divorce Suit Filed In Reno Against Peck Duo
Divorce complaint filed in Reno lists Elbert D. Peck and Elizabeth S. Peck married in Milbank South Dakota on December 24 1917. The case cites cruelty and a property agreement as grounds for divorce.
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Reno
Nev
Elbert D. Peck
Elizabeth S. Peck
Milbank
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