Bourbon County Teachers Attend State Meeting in Topeka
Bourbon county educators packed a state teachers association in Topeka on December 29. The event featured national figures, with Inspector Won J D Hughes of Toronto among speakers as about 900 teachers enrolled from nearly every Kansas county. The text details internal disputes over book company influence, open competition, and a proposed board to oversee the Kansas Reading Circle, highlighting allegations against the American Book Company and Ginn & Co. The account calls for unity to safeguard the Circle's integrity and calls for a constitutional framework governing future book selections.
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