Poor Pay of Teachers Shames Indiana Name
Indiana Teachers association at Claypool hotel voices demand for higher pay and better training for public school staff. Conference highlights include talks by university leaders on scholarship, personality in teaching, and need for standard qualifications. Budget strains and rural school hardships illustrate impact of pay limits on teachers.
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Indiana Teachers’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Indiana
Howard Sandison
Indiana State Normal McHost
Edwin H. Hughes
de Pauw University
Bandisan
Hughen
W WV. Parsons
Indiana State Normal School
Robert Hall
Indianapolis
Miss Mooreʼs Hardships Amid October Moods and Winter
The account details Miss Moore’s early earnings of four dollars and fifty cents, her frugal spending on education, and her mounting hardship as November storms transform roads to mud. Pressured by cold, she moves to the Meyers family boarding house, sharing a room with four children, enduring discomfort for weeks before Christmas brings a brief respite and her resolve to work again after New Year’s.
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Sori
Moore
Stamper
Neler
Miss Moore
Soads
Meyerses
Misa Moore
Story of a girl teacher at teacher convention
A county supervisor at the Claypool hotel laments teachers missing a Indianapolis convention due to finances. He notes hotels charge from two dollars daily for two people, and rural teachers cannot afford to attend despite wanting to join the event.
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Indianapolis
Claypool
Sun
Women Teachers Often Provide for Others
A long excerpt discusses women teachers, many unmarried with dependent relatives. Letters to the Salaries Committee describe salaries like 500 dollars yearly used for supporting aged parents and education, noting work burden and high living costs after family deaths.
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Myaughter
A Young Man Teacher Seeks Higher Pay and Career Change
A correspondent laments the meager salary in teaching, noting a yearly wage of about 180 and considering leaving the profession for better earnings. Another writer recalls earning nearly as much in three months in summer work and questions whether to stay in the classroom.
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Saxe
Miss Moore’s Struggles and Frugal Life Revealed
The passage portrays Miss Moore living at the Meyersee, enduring the journey home only when possible, and balancing a frugal budget. She helps family monthly while writing regularly, sacrificing books and publications to save money, spending twenty five dollars over six months on reading materials, and lamenting the expense.
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Eilence
Meyersee
Miss Moore
Rlg
Mayerses
Am, En Rem
Scripps M Rae Telegrams HQ Moves to Sun Office
Indiana headquarters of the Scripps McRae Telegrams Company relocates from the Sentinel building to the Sun office. Manager, assistants, and telegraph operators now operate from the Sun building's second floor. Indianapolis Sun offers instant contact with major news centers locally and worldwide.
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Scripps-M'Rae Telegrams Company
SUN
Indiana
Scripps.McRae Telegrams Company
United States
Sentinel
Indianapolis Sun
Miss Moore’s Summer Work Eases College Finances
A young woman named Miss Moore faced financial strain while attending county institute and normal school. She earned through summer work in Charlevoix Michigan as a waitress, saving $32.50 and finishing the year $35.60 ahead. Her plan to self support and avoid burdening her parents is noted by her superintendent.
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Florence Moore
Sandy Fork
Sycamore
Andere
Meyern
Mita
Ponr Ford
Miss Moore
Anc
County Institute
Couree
Mies Moore
Michigan
Charlevoix
Mich
Mias Stoore
Weather brief forecasts on page three
Weather note reports fair skies with slightly warmer temperatures tonight and Friday. A.M. 7.0 reading and noon 26 degrees noted, with detailed timing indicated on the page continuation.
Lawson Forces Oil Cut
Toledo wire reports oil men faced a price cut amid Standard Oil turnover, with cuts of four cents in Pennsylvania and three cents in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Lawson’s campaign against Standard Oil is cited as a background factor, while listed new prices include Tiona 1.46 and Pennsylvania 1.50 among others.
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Toledo
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Lawson
Standard Oil
Tiona
Campbell
Corning
New Castle
North Lima
South Lima
White House
Somerset
Gillespie trial details gun experiments amid dramatic testimony
In a Crippe M Bar telegram style report from Bun Ind judge Cornet allows Dr William Gillespie to describe tests with 16 caliber guns to prove a gun other than Giles Die's caused Tiszle's death. He faces sharp cross examination as he recalls his mother saying she would reach the murderer. James Gillespie lived across from his mother's home. Watches and Diamonds ad appears with a bargain offer at Washington and Meridian streets.
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Crippe M
William Gillespie
Withers
Gillespie
Cornet
James Giles- Die
Tiszle
Renator Kittinger
Glas Workers Guilty of Violation in Factory Strike
Federal Judge Anderson fines and imprisons union men after Glas workers are found guilty of violating the court restraining order during a factory strike. The ruling tallies significant penalties for collective actions affecting operations and labor relations.
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Anderson
GLAS
Depew Chosen in New York Senate Reappointment
Senator Depew after a conference with Governor Odell at the Republican Club announced that he will seek re election to the Senate. He credited Odell with shaping the outcome and indicated the plan is settled in his favor. The statement reflects Odell’s influence and Depew’s continued tenure in New York politics.
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Scripps-Acraf Telegram
New York
Depew
Odell
Republican Club
Senate
Ator Depew
Tolliver Capture After Workhouse Sentence Ends
Detectives Bray and Holtz seized Mrs Spence Tolliver wife of a divekeeper after a weeks manhunt as police raided their home She escaped through a window was recaptured and held on a bond Mrs Tolliver a refined appearing 18 year old facing prior arrests in the city tense efforts to disrupt her husband’s operations continued through the day
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Bray and Holtz
Spence Tollver
Tolliver
Pice
Mra Tolliver
Spence
Pat Ponder
Flo Bond
Health report shows multiple infectious diseases in city
The Wealth cooperia reports 1X scarlet fever cases, 17 typhoid, 30 diphtheria in the city, plus two diphtheria cases at 539 W Pearlst, and two scarlet fever cases in the Roumanian quarter. A Thursday afternoon meeting with City Attorney Warrum and Dr Keene discussed steps to syndicate the Lyert from contagion arising from the present distress.
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Coperia
Pearl
W. Pearlst
Warrum
Keene
Recall Election Day Noted Altercation At Polls
Johnnson Woodard a Black man and Wesley Richmond brother of Woodard’s wife sparked a sensational scene at the polls last election day. Richmond was fined and sentenced to eight months in the workhouse by Judge Alford after alleging Woodard neglected his wife. Richmond testified after recovering from a prior wound.
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Johnnson Woodard
Wesley Richmond
Alford
Richmond
Woodard
Fisher Sues for Receiver in Capitol Muale Case
John M. Fisher files suit seeking a receiver for the Capitol Muale company in Superior Court No. 2. The plaintiff alleges the company owes him and notes prior filings in New Planes 06. Read as a terse, uneven OCR listing several unrelated ad snippets including horse feed and oats brands.
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John M. Fisher
Capitol Muale Campany
Fisher
Wulechnera
Stegemeir Brow
Miresia
Judge urges loyalty to law over union in wage case
The McBeth-Evans Hays factory strikers case in the United States circuit court imposed 300 dollars in fines and 35 days in jail on key defendants. Judge Anderson warned that workers may organize but must obey the law, defend loyalty to the law above any union, and noted there is no right to coerce others or use threats to hinder work.
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McBeth-Evans Hays Company
Edwoad
Anderson
United States Circuit Court
Marion County
United States
Pettit
Flint 1 Glass Workers” Union
Mat iWbor
McBeth-Evane Company
Lsuill
Lemal
Moreth-Hvone
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Pabrsat A. Cotton
Dofiett
Locripps-M
DR. Gillespie
Washington and
Meridian-ate
J. P. Mullally
Jowelsr
Good Health Report
Stegemelr Bros
Jor Matos
Tim Lloyd
Giorge Langstorker
Thomas Whalen
John Dybh
Coats
William Woods
Elmer Koerler
Anton Koehder
Ami
ED Hennegan
Louis Wentz
Thomas Cavanaugh
Alfred Davis
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