School board turmoil over Dr Evans’ removal cited
The article laments Dr Ed Evans being let out over his stance toward Mr Bird and notes broad opposition among voters to Bird. It warns the board may be rebuilt with hosts of partisans and urges Bird to resign, fearing his removal within a year. The Tribune records Evans’s valued service and questions provincial scholastic qualifications.
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Hirscheimer
Evans
Bird
Holway
the Tribune
Ed. Evans
Narrow policy shapes school board change after Evans retirement
The city schools face a power shift as Dr. Ed Evans retires from the board. Prof. John P. Bird’s position may be imperiled by a council and public push for new leadership. Orlando Holway is drawn into contention, though his opposition to Bird is noted. The current balance hinges on a new member who could vet Bird, with A Hirschheimer ousted for avoiding a stand on Bird.
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Ed. Evans
John P. Bird
Bird
Orlando Holway
Board of Education
Evans
A. Hirscheimer
Surprising Rail Commission Ethics Criticized by Mayor
A state railway commission faces sharp critique for quoting an incomplete paragraph from an official letter, creating a misleading interpretation. Mayor Anderson condemns the board, noting evasive replies and a failure to acknowledge error, casting doubt on the commission’s integrity.
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State Railway Commission
Anderson
Rosemary in Search of a Father leads optimistic crop outlook
Lord Thomas report rebuts dour forecasts, noting U S farmers enriched by diverse harvests. Kansas, Minnesota, New York, and Dakota regions show strong grain, milk, fruit, and hay markets. Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois report high prices and robust crops. Cotton prospects lift Georgia and the South amid record values and broad prosperity.
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Lord & Thomas
Chicago
the Tribune
Europe
Lords& Thomas
Kansas
Arthur Capper
The
Mail and Breeze
Topeka Daily Capital
United States
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Maine
South Dakota
Dakota
North Dakota
Canada
Winnipeg Farmers’ Advocate
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agriculturalist
Spokane
Iowa
John Wallace
Wallace
Ohio
Nebraska
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Great Falls
Mont
Missouri
St. Joseph
Indiana
Idiana Farmers’ Guide
Auditor of State
Illinois
Quincy
South
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Constitution
Secretarial Offer in Monte Carlo Folds Into Hope
In Monte Carlo a destitute mother and daughter beg for aid after losing most of their viatique money. Julie de Lavalette offers to work as a secretary for Hugh Egerton, proposing $40 a week to write letters and manage tasks. She reveals a past in Paris and dreams of their future meeting, ending as the scene closes with a cliffhanger.
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Monte Carlo
Louis
Paris
Julie
Julie de Lavalette
Comtesse de Lavalette
Hugh Egerton
Hugh
Life and copy in verse and proof reading whims
A jumble of aphorisms and verses on life mind and laughter followed by a printer’s first proof and a sewing pattern for boys shirt waists. The piece blends reflections on ambition joy and daily age old questions with a playful typographic anecdote about a proof reading gone awry and a home sewing instruction for a shirt waist.
Bigamy Seen as Luxury Men Often Cannot Afford
The remark suggests that beyond morality, polygamy is a costly practice few men can sustain. It implies financial burdens limit plural marriages and frames bigamy as impractical for most individuals. The statement reflects social attitudes toward marriage norms.
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Lee Newspaper Syndicate
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Marquette
la Coste & Waxwell
Nassau Street
New York City
Tris
LA Crosse Tribune
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Geom
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Rolatres Ap Gerelling
Ceereagh
Ie Tribune
Nxion
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Frank H. Burgess
A. BE. Bleekman
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Record-Herald
Rosemary
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Madras
Dr. Price
May Manton
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