Stress on Education Research Highlighted by National Education Association
Miss Mary McSkimmon of Massachusetts urged a unified program for teachers at a National Education Association session at Cable Tabernacle. Others emphasized organized effort, practical teaching plans, and the need to channel scholarly work into classroom and civic preparation.
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Mary McSkim- Kline
Mass
Cable Tabernacle
Mary F. Mooney
San Francisco
Cal
Julia Spooner
Portland
Ove
Joy Elmer Morgan
Journal of National Education Association
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jessie Gray
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Olive M. Jones
New York City
McGovern Runs for La Follette Senate Seat
Former Wisconsin governor Francis E McGovern announced his candidacy for the U S Senate to fill the vacancy created by the death of Senator Robert M La Follette. The announcement was made in Milwaukee on July 1 by United Press.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Francis E. McGovern
Wisconsin
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Veteran college head lauds youth at NEA meeting
Dr. William O Thompson, head of Ohio State University, urged that a town of ten thousand people and a college of ten thousand students share similar conduct. On his seventieth birthday he retires after 26 years as president and becomes president emeritus. He defended college athletics and praised educated mothers.
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William O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
National Education Association
Thompson
Dr. Thompson
Final action on proposed constitution for Indianapolis Traffic Club
The Indianapolis Traffic Club will decide at its weekly Thursday luncheon held at the Seevrin on the fate of a proposed new constitution. The meeting gathers club members and officers to vote on the document and set a path forward for the organization.
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Indianapolis Traffic Club
Seevrin
Shelbyville to seek Ford branch if Indianapolis closes
Shelbyville will pursue a Ford Motor Company branch if the Indianapolis facility shuts down, the Better Business Club announced here on July 1.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Ford Motor Company
Indianapolis
Better Business Club
Busses Called Experiment By Car Attorney
Will H. Latta chief counsel for Indianapolis Street Railway Company argues before the public service commission against certificates for People's Motor Coach Company to operate city bus lines. He calls bus service an experiment inviting $3,000,000 yearly cost and risk to $20,000,000 of property, claiming public demand is not universal. James W. Noel counters Latta's points for People's Motor Coach Company.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Will H. Latta
Public Service Commission
People's Motor Coach Company
Bus Company
James W. Noel
Latta
Menjou's Army Career Soars From Private To Captain
Adolphe Menjou built a notable Army record enlisting as a private and being promoted to captain before shipping overseas. His latest film role is in William de Mille's Paramount release Lost A Wife.
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Adolphe Menjou
Menjou
William de Mille
Paramount
Works Board to Review New Traffic Plan
Mayor Shank said the plan would be referred to the board of works for consideration. The city plan commission proposes banning turns off Washington Street between Capitol and Delaware and regrouping street car lines to avoid Washington Street. Engineer Macklin Mack and James P. Tretton will discuss consolidating street car lines with the Indianapolis Street Railway Company. Ernest L. Kingston, president of the board of safety, said he had not yet time to review the latest proposal.
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Shank
City Plan Commission
Washington St
Capitol Ave
Delaware St
Board of Works
Macklin Mack
James P. Tretton
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Board of Safety
Ernest L. Kingston
Young Man Identified From Cumberland Crash Victim
The deceased youth from Egg Harbor New Jersey identified as Alfred E. Jordan after morgue inspection in Cumberland Indiana. Police reported telegrams with identification marks matched the body viewed at Royster and Askin morgue. He died days after the auto interurban crash and hospital treatment.
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New Jersey
Cumberland
Ind
Alfred E. Jordan
Egg Harbor
N. J
Herman Rikhoff
Royster & Askin
Indiana Rural Letter Carriers to Convene in Severin
Rural mail carriers from Indiana gather at Severin for the twenty third annual Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association meeting. Registration Friday. Saturday speakers include L G Blackman of Lansing national secretary W C Ela post office inspector and W H Kaufman. John W King of Orleans serves as association president.
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Severin
Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association
L. G. Blackman
Lansing
Mich
W. C. Ela
W. H. Kaufman
John W. King
Orleans
Classic Group Opens Annual Meeting Here
Disciples of Latin and Greek gathered in the Claypool Hotel for the sixth annual meeting of the American Classical League tied to the National Education Association convention. Ex Senator Beveridge welcomed attendees as Evans Woolen of Fletcher Savings spoke on the value of classical education and its role in forming trained minds. Andrew F West of Princeton, league president, reported progress and West was reelected with F J Miller John Scott Alfred A Shearns Anna P McVay and Shirley H Weber named to key posts.
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Claypool
American Classical League
National Educational Association
Albert J. Beveridge
Evans Woolen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Woollen
Andrew F. West
Princeton University
League
Auditor Details Hawkins Real Estate and Stock Losses
The testimony covered unlisted real estate holdings and a $3200 stock sale promised with refunds within 30 days. Witnesses included Bertha Marsh and several others across multiple states. The government aims to finish its case before noon Thursday with J A Egan and Homer Elliott presenting further examinations. Welfare societies and not take in
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Bertha Marsh
Kokomo Telphone
P. R. Bridwell
Bunker Hill
J. B. Bradford
Atlanta
Bell Randall
Sulllivan County
Indiana
Mary Parker
Florence
Ind
W. M. van Hoose
Frankfort
Dorothy Maxwell
Pittsburgh
James BE. Powers
St. Louis
United Home Builders of America
Hawkins Company
S. A. van Arsdale
Whiteland
Hawkins
Homer Elliott
United States District Attorney
J. &. Egan
United States Department of Justice
Testimony Details Payouts and Witnesses in Hawkins Case
Egan testified that expenses and estimates based on valuation determined payouts. Of 104 incorporated societies only 38 did business. Mrs Nathan Hawkins mother of the defendant and her daughter Estella Faul attended all day. Widows and elderly women testified about investing meagre savings in fake stock and losing other securities. Government aims to finish its case Friday. Denny said evidence would take about three days.
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Egan
Nathan Hawkins
Estella Faul
Homer Ellott
Specelal United States District Attorney
Jacob C. Denny
Hawkins
Fifty Percent Tax Cut Seen In 1925 Surplus
Washington reports a 1925 fiscal year surplus of about 260 million dollars, suggesting more than 60 million could be used for a new tax reduction plan by winter Congress. Last year only 300 million was available after a 25 percent cut. Projections for next June imply a doubled amount for further cuts.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Congress
Doheny Alibis Lease Secrecy
New York July 1 E L Doheny oil man told the New York Times that Washington aimed to avert Pacific hostilities at the 1921 arms conference. He described secrecy around Elk Hills naval oil reserve work to keep foreign delegations from learning the United States prepared for war.
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United Press
New York
Washington
United States
City bans bungalow ice cream stands at multiple sites
The plan commission rejected a permit for the Bungalow Ice Cream Company to erect bungalow style stands at 4831 Park Ave, 2959 Delaware St, 2960 Park Ave, and 2311 Ashland Ave, effective Tuesday.
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City Plan Commission
Bungalow Ice Cream Company
Park Ave
Delaware St
Ashland Ave
Wheat Shortage Fears Hit Market Pricing
Chicago July 4 1925 analysts warn of tight wheat supply with bids near two dollars a bushel. P V Ewing of Buck Agricultural Station cites observers and a study predicting a 200 000 000 bushel winter crop and a 150 000 bushel carryover, signaling possible price stabilization only after sale. Atlanta reports Mr and Mrs William A Grave celebrate their golden wedding with family gathering.
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United Press
Chicago
P. V. Ewing
Buck Agricultural
Ewing
Tims
Atlanta
Guy
William A. Grave
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