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Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1914

Page

3

High Position Awarded to Earl W Crecraft

The Citizens' Federation of Hudson county elected Earl W Crecraft as secretary for the ensuing year at a meeting last night. He is a lecturer at New York University and will reside in Jersey City. Crecraft, under thirty, has varied experience in politics, journalism, and law and is expected to handle the federation's complex governmental tasks. The post carries a salary of 2500 dollars to start and he receives broad support from friends and colleagues.

Hudson Observer Citizens’ Federation of Hudson County Earl W. Crecraft New York University Jersey City Mc. Crecraft Columbia University New York Beard Columbia Creeraft Jenks Ceeeraft Creeratts Bine Federation Tas le Crecraft A. N. Crecraft Franklin College Cres Eraft

Value of Industrial Education Assessed by Chicago Commission

James Mc Dodge of Washburn College offers estimates on the commercial value of an education. A Chicago commission studying industrial and commercial education affirmed the general applicability of these findings to local conditions. The discussion centers on education's practical payoff for industry and commerce.

Washburn Colege James Mc Dodge Chicago

Economic horizons of education and labor power

The piece argues that different training paths yield varying long term earning power. It compares unskilled, shop trained, trade school, and college educated youths, asserting college education delivers the highest future capitalization and earnings, backed by a scientific study. It urges parents to provide the best opportunities for their children's development and readiness for “the world’s work.”

Dodge School of Technology College Selbick FV Clais Bey Frais

Unpleasant Economics Split at Harvard and Wesleyan

The Harvard University Register shows liquor costs exceed books by significant margins with the smoking bill at 898,225 and drinks at 873,500. Theater, suppers, and taxi fares top 200,000. Wesleyan senior class pledges 8,000 toward its alma mater endowment fund.

Harvard Harvard University Register Student Council Wesleyan

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