Illiterates to vote in November in United States
Washington reports say more than 4 300 000 illiterates will be eligible for the November presidential and congressional vote. A survey of 8 000 teachers favors lengthening the school day. The Literacy commission notes over 981 006 acknowledged illiterates, with estimates suggesting many more likely overlooked. Rural education campaigns and class size concerns dominate NEA convention findings.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Auteracy Commission
National Educational Association
Mra
Mary C. Bradford
Colorado
Bradford
World Federation of Education Associations
National Education Association
San Francisco
Augustus C. Thomas
Maine
Harold W. Foght
Aberdeen
Muriel Coopraam Stars in Twelve Year School Record
Muriel Coopraam of Oconto Falls earns 12 years without absence or lateness and is an honor student for four years. She is a star player on the champion ship girl basketball team and active in school activities. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Coopman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Coopraam
Oconto Falls
Wheen
Charles Coopman
34 Bullets Required to Kill Huge Bear near Keyser
In Grant county West Virginia farmers trapped a large bear raiding sheep. Four armed men waited at night and peppered the animal as it attacked a pen. One heart-shot bullet felled the bear, weighing about 50 pounds.
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Keyser
W. Va
Bismark
Grant County
Ihs
Hen Hine
Jap Industries Recover After Earthquake
Tokyo reports show rapid revival across factories after the September 1 quake and fire. Government figures indicate about 4000 Tokyo workers rehired in March with printing and candy sectors leading the rebound. metal industries still slow to regain pre disaster hiring levels.
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Tokyo
Indians’ crafts fall out of favor under changing fashions
Cass Lake Minn. fashion shifts hurt Ojibway crafts as beaded goods, mini birch bark canoes, and lace items see shrinking demand. Dr W B Hengerty and Ojibway agency officials say cost, quality, and modern tastes push Indians toward cash earnings and new goods while preserving tribal methods through economic reform initiatives.
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Cass Lake
Minn
W. B Hengerty
Ojibway Sales Agency
Duluth
Hengerty
Attm
Mixei
Ojibuny Sales Agency
Lew
Ollhway
Primary Election Notice in Twin Falls County Idaho
Notice of primary election held in Twin Falls county on August 1924. Polls open 1 p m to 7 p m at designated precincts. Lists candidates for State Senator, State Native, County officials, and precinct delegates and committeemen for numerous precincts including Twin Falls, Filer, Buhl, and Kimberly. Includes names of candidates for sheriff, treasurer, coroner, surveyor, assessor, and other local offices.
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Idaho
Twin Falls
Ween O. P. Duvall
J. A Crom
Twin Falla
Frank J. Ian
Twin Palla
Gillis
Filer
E. Brooks
Buhl
A. E. Kilss
Ivan
Lincoln
Ner
W. F. Breckon
Kimberly
Com Or
W. BL
Twin Fulls
Intorne
Jamey Gale
Charlotte Pond
Curry
Claud Stewart
E. R. Sherman
J. E. DeWitt
P 1. Grosaman
Harold W Merritt
W. S. Mg
Justice of the Peace
Carl J. Gemrose
Harry J. Benoit
John KR. Ault
John P. Hansen
Wilbur S. Hill
Compntreeman
A. Dorman Johnson
M. J Bweeley
W. S. Mallory
W. O. Taylor
J. Seavers
Henry Halton
S Henry Balton
H. M. Holley
J. Myers
Ellen Rexroat
A. J. Myers
J. C. Harvey
C. J. Domrose
Gladys Terhune
James M Bice
Wim
T. Leslie
Twin Falls Precinct No
O. J. Caldwell
J. W. Taylor
Larson
Wm. Shotwell
M. Ware
B.V Lar
Twin Falls Precinct
Paul RR. Taber
O. P. Duvall
Everett M. Sweeley
Katherine Provost
W. Sanger
W. T. Sheldon
L. Walton
W. EB. Hibner
Bahl
Sherif
H.C. Alexander
Twin Palle
E.G. Sturdivant
Hansen
J. FP. Seherrupp
Fred J. Seherrupp
J. C. Relbtors
A. eMor L. Walton
Fells Presinet No
Mattin Hall
James Cavender
H. C. Boone
Schriver
H. C. FP
W. Murphy
W. A Falcon
Delegain
H. Franklin
A. A
Merry Kincey
Delega
H. ©. Alexander
Delgate
Bloodhounds Awarded Medal for Service in Hunt
Bloodhounds Seattle Wasn Kammer and Joe, traced murderer Frite Benning to a coma death. Sheriff Matt Starwich received a gold medal from Tacoma officers for faithful service. The inscription names the dogs and heroes Chief Archie Mondesu and Capt. John S. Strickland. The pursuit involved St Pierre Hose and J Devereans. Benning killed Albertine Otto en route from Los Angeles.
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Seattle
Wasn
Cattle Disease Subdies and Travel Restrictions Eased
A clipped report notes that cattle disease measures are easing and state travel restrictions for tourists and cars are relaxed. Officials indicated last week that restrictions within the state have been overturned or modified, signaling a return toward normal movement.
Hearty at One Hundred Worthington Mine Birthday
John Levine a Worthington resident celebrated his one hundredth birthday recently. The report notes his long life, health and memory are still strong for his age, with family and neighbors in attendance.
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Worthington
John Levine
Levine
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Educational Association
Una
Jap Industries
W F. Atworth
Btate Jemator
Frank Caudle
T. D. Conner
Second
J . Barnhart
Kily
Mes L. Barnes
W. A Minnick
Tein
Palle
Isher HB. Wilson
John B. Davies
Nelle Landon
Delegster
G. D. Patrick
D. SM. Capron
A J. Amos
A.D Wilson
Ch. Taylor
Wilson
Constable
Hansen Precinct
Stokes Wiseman
Ora McVey
W F. Brewer
Deoleates
WF. Brewer
Rosewo
J A. Meredith
Freeinet
Southern Idaho Bean Growers’ Association
George R. Johnson
W. A. Shear Filer
R. L. Peck
Yakima Avenue
Central School
Fred Klaas
Walter & Shearer, Auctioneers
Fond Oon Company
Ford
Ifeter Company
Detroit
Michigan
GEE
Oe Zoia
Cakr
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