Support and Encouragement of Our Teachers
A National Educational Association convocation in Philadelphia with 2500 delegates inspires and unites teachers across the nation. The event highlights pedagogy and teaching craft while easing isolation, reinforcing that educators are not alone but part of a shared, supportive group.
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A Theory With a Hole In It
A Richmond Virginian opinion piece from Los Angeles criticizes a municipal newspaper experiment. It notes promised bias free reporting and cost advertising but cites failed advertising, regular payables, and rising bills. Citizens voted to suspend publication due to a flawed scheme.
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Debate Over Tariff Enters Final Stage in the Lower House
In a heated session leaders and supporters push the tariff bill forward. Representative Underwood defends the measure noting it fosters American shipbuilding while arguing it respects existing treaties. Opponents warn the plan could raise costs and strain foreign relations as the debate nears a pivotal vote.
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Wilson Ready to Push Money Reform Legislation
President Wilson said currency reform depends on banking reform progress and tariff actions. Informal discussions aim for a general understanding to launch a Treasury bill if Democratic support coalesces, with a definite measure possible before the extra session adjourns.
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Executive Council Not Subject to Court Order
Attorney General Cosson announced an appeal will be filed against Judge Brennan’s decree ordering the executive council to follow the law in property assessments. The law requires uniform taxation, he says no county court should override the council, and any district court ruling could conflict with the executive's authority.
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Japanese Government Waiting on Bryan Mission
The Japanese embassy said there is no change in negotiations on the California alien land bill since Secretary Bryan left for Sacramento. Japan awaits the outcome of Bryan's mission and cautions that diplomatic protests or interference with the conference in California would hinder the situation.
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Albanian Crisis Deepens as Proclaimed Prince Aims for Albania
Reports from Vienna and Paris detail a hazardous push for Albania's throne. Essad Pasha, allied with Djavid and possibly Nicholas, moves on Scutari with 26 000 troops while Archduke Prag backs independence efforts. The Duke of Montpensier declines the Albanian throne, fearing loss of French titles.
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Italian Government Bans Montenegrin Demonstrations
Rome reports the Italian government has barred all demonstrations in support of Montenegro. Students praised Montenegrin victory and addressed Queen Helena, but the information could not leave the country by telegraph. The stance highlights tensions between Italian public opinion and government policy aligned with Vienna. Montenegrin forces evacuate Seutan while five artillery batteries remain.
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Several Workmen Hurt In Rail Yard Collision
In Quincy Massachusetts today April 29 Italian workmen and two passengers were cut and bruised in a collision between a work train and a passenger train on the New York New Haven and Hartford line near West Quincy.
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Friedman patient now dancing at People’s hospital
New York report shows patient Mabel Preranar from Drovidence, among the first three treated by Dr. Frederick Wrang, has regained health enough to dance the turkey trot under supervision of Dr. Max Lamdesmann at People’s Hospital No. 208 Second Avenue. inoculated on March 8.
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