Valon Building School Notes Grade Spelling Records
Second grade pupils show mixed spelling progress with named students such as Thuanelds Hotlinger Albert Sichen ner Adelia Schreyer Sylvester Wealimenco Edward Kitzberger Elvera Kretech Laona Zleske. Third grade lists perfect spellers Margaret Wooebke Loura Sichacke Myrtle Alwin Helen Malle Bowie Dietz Myra Almin Joyce Alwin Laura Alwin. Fifth and sixth grades note perfect marks and exhibit in the Review office. Seventh grade names several flawless spellers including Glore Dirks Frieda Schafer Adellee Vogtel Katherine Weiser Adaline Hegelin Norman Johnson Fred Nelson Herbert Kogge Max Burg Clarence Kleger Edwie Kitzberger Julia Franke Eleanor Quico Flora Spel brisk Arthur Roth Mabel Olin Esther Mauch Herbert Lind. From forty nine pupils, top five averages Frieda Schaefer Adeline Regelio Hilde Noomann Gladys Grossendorf Roman Penkert. girls held top ranks until fifth place.
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Thuanelds Hotlinger
Albert Sichenner
Adelia Schreyer
Sylvester Wealimenco
Edward Kitzberger
Elvera Kretech
Laona Zleske
Margaret Wooebke
Loura Sichacke
Myrtle Alwin
Helen Malle
Bowie Dietz
Myra Almin
Joyce Alwin
Laura Alwin
Pourts Geade
Lillies Lind
Alming Pfaander
Waerons Gebberdt
Eldred
Gloseke Beloon Woebke
Weler Hol ‘Meister
Glore Dirks
Frieda Schafer
Adellee Vogtel
Katherine Weiser
Adaline Hegelin
Norman Johnson
Fred Nelson
Herbert Kogge
Max Burg
Clarence Kleger
Edwie Kitzberger
Julia Franke
Eleanor Quico
Flora Spelbrisk
Arthur Roth
Mabel Olin
Esther Mauch
Herbert Lind
Frieda Schaefer
Adeline Regelio
Hilde Noomann
Gladys Grossendorf
Roman Penkert
Roman Peckert
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised To Cure Any Case
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional remedy that works through the blood to treat catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials, signed by Jean F. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Asce
Hall
Sarah
Jean F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
College Heights Student Activities and Illness Notes
Late February updates show Herbert Fortiage of Fort Wayne arranging student employment through J A Hertel Chicago for summer work. Reports mention St Paul Symphony concert for about forty dormitory students and multiple cases of parotitis or mumps among pupils with ongoing health and school work notes.
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Durling
Herbert Fortiage
Fort Wayne
Todiaca
J. A. Hertel Company
Chicago
Studence
St. Paul Symphony Orchestra
Dr. M. L. College
Classification of HS Students
This essay by Armin Pfaender divides high school students into five classes based on study purpose and effort. It urges a standardized measure of willingness to learn to improve efficiency, reduce disturbances, and keep students engaged with meaningful work.
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Tinant High
Armin Pfaender
Iut
Schocl
Progressive shift shapes Senate in Wilson era era
Washington Letter analyzes Senate moves under Wilson era reforms. La Follette gains backing as progressives reshape power while new Department of Labor is created and postmaster elections proposals spark debate among Bristow and others.
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Senate
House
la Follette
Telephone
Aldrich
Hale
Lodge
Smoot
Crane
Wisconsin
Pompadour
Wisconsin Statesman
Toxee la Fallette
Ballinger
Department of Labor
Department , of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Bristow
Kansas
Briatow
Epidemic of Coughing Sweeps Town
Local notice describes a coughing sickness affecting all ages. An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promotes it as a quick safe remedy. A. S. Jones of Lee Pharmacy Chico California endorses the product saying it has no equal and contains no harmful ingredients.
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Foley
A. S. Jones
Lee Pharmacy
Chico
Calif
Huerta Regime Seen Stable Amid Mexican Peace Talks
Washington reports the Huerta government appears secure for now as orders release Mexican refuges along the U S border and safe conduct is granted to Colonel de la Fuente and his party for talks in San Antonio. Reports from Consul Hamm and rebel defections suggest improving order and popular support for the provisional government.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Onera
California
Texas
Theine
de la Fuente
Suarez
San Antonio
Emilio Madero
Cheche Campos
Orozco
Gomez Palacio
Hamm
Durango
Badger
Guantanamo
Severe storm in the South hits Georgia and nearby states
A February storm swept Alabama Georgia and Florida. Four people died and many injured as a building collapsed in Omaha Georgia killing three African Americans. Rufus Summerlin died in Crenshaw County Alabama. Property losses reached hundreds of thousands with heavy damage in southern Georgia.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Omaha
Crenshaw County
Rufus Summerlin
Senate Bill Creates Department of Labor for Taft Administration
Washington Feb 28 The house agreed to senate amendments to a bill creating a new department of labor to be supervised by a cabinet official. If signed by President Taft it would increase the cabinet to ten members for the coming administration.
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House
Senate
Department of Labor
Washington
Taft
Two Labor Leaders Freed From Prison Bonds Approved
Olaf Tveitmoe and Peter Smith were ordered liberated from the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth after bond approvals. Tveitmoe’s bond stood at 60,000 dollars and Smith’s at 40,000 dollars.
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Olaf Tveitmoe
Peter Smith
Chicago
Qlat Tveitmoe
San Francisco
San Francsco
Federal
Port Leavenworth
Trelimov
Smith
Turkey Seeks Favorable Peace Terms Among Powers
London March 2 Turkey has openly placed herself with the European powers seeking peace on terms advantageous to Turkey. The move aligns Ankara with the major powers as it pursues end to hostilities.
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London
Turkey
Josephus Daniels Accepted Place in Wilson's Cabinet
Josephus Daniels is reported to have accepted a position in Woodrow Wilson's upcoming administration. The potential appointment to a cabinet post signals a major addition to the executive team as the new era begins.
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Wilson
Five Accept Wilson Cabinet Offers
Washington February 27 five members of President Elect Wilson s cabinet are secured and two declined. The confirmed choices are William J Bryan secretary of state William G McAdoo secretary of treasury Louis D Brandeis attorney general Albert D Burleson postmaster general Josephus Daniels secretary of navy Other offered nominees rejected by A Mitchell Palmer and Newton D Baker.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wilson
A. Mitchell Palmer
War
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
Louis D. Brandeis
Indictments Dropped In Standard Oil Antitrust Case
Dallas Feb 26 On Justice Department orders indictments against Standard Oil of New York New Jersey Magnolia Petroleum and allies were not pressed The charges named Archbold Folger Teagle Paine Ebie Brown and Sealy for conspiring in 1912 to aid the Pierce Fordyce Oil association involving Texas Arizona New Mexico Louisiana Oklahoma and Mexico
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Dallas
Tex
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company of
New York
New Jersey
Magnolia Petroleum
Texas
John D. Archbold
H.C. Folger, Jr
W. C. Teagle
Plainafield
N. J
Colvin N. Paine
Titusville
A. C. Ebie
B. R. Brown
Corsicana
John Sealy
Galveston
Pierce-Fordyce Oil Association
Arizona
New Mexico
Loulalana
Oklahoma
Mexico
French Aviator Sets Paris to London Record at 94 MPH
Marcel Brindejon de Mouli_nais, flying from Paris to London, established a new record for three hours and five minutes over 287 miles. His actual flight time of 185 minutes equated to an average speed of 94 miles per hour despite fog across the Channel.
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London
Paris
Marcel G. Brindejono Des Moulinais
Two Die On Mawson Antarctic Expedition
Two members of the Mawson Antarctic expedition Lieutenant Ninnis and Dr Merz have died. Dr Mawson and six companions remain stranded for winter at Adelie Land after failing to reach the Aurora before it departed. News arrived by wireless from Adelie Land via Magrate Island.
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Sydney
Mawson
Ninnis
Merz
Adelie Caml
Antarctia
Aurora
Adelie Land
Magquarte Islan
Nine Thousand Strike in Boston Shirtwaist Industry
Boston workers in shirtwaist and dressmaking trades walk out for higher wages and shorter hours. Officials report about 125 shops affected and roughly 9 000 employees idle across the city.
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Boston
Mason
Money Trust Existence Debated by Congressional Panel
The Pujo committee majority reports a money trust exists naming J P Morgan Co First National and National City banks Kuhn Loeb Co and others as active agents. Minority says no money trust exists but notes dangerous credit concentration in New York Boston and Chicago and questions the remedies.
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Washington
House
Pujo
J. P. Morgan & Co
Flrst National
National City
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Lee Higginson
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Samuel Untermyer
Free Minority
Hayes
California
Heald
Delaware
Guernsie
Maine
Money Trust
New York City
Chicago
Quash Bathtub Indictment Ends Restraint of Trade Case
Attorney General Wickersham ordered quash of the pending indictment against members of the bathtub trust who had been convicted of criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade. The more recent indictment also charges restraint of trade. Defendants had sought a new trial but will drop protests if the second indictment is dropped.
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Wickersham
Detroit
Bathtub Trust
Fire kills four in Dewey hotel collapse in Omaha
A blaze razed the Dewey hotel in Omaha on March 1. Four people are known dead, three men and one woman, with bodies believed to lie under the rubble. Rescue crews continue to search the debris for further victims.
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Omaha
Omasha
Dewey Hotel
James A Moffett Dies In Palm Beach
James A. Moffett vice president of Standard Oil New Jersey died in Palm Beach Florida after a brief illness. He was born in Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Pal Beach
Fla
James A. Moffett
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Parkeraburg
W. Va
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Avalon Building School Notes
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Helen Johnson
Anus Hetlinger
Alma Koester
John Heymann
Harry Schwerz
Review Office
College Heights
W. Hohenstein
Alf
Windland
Ad. Relm
J. W. Ulrich
Chas. Klotz
Mr. Schriefer
Erich Kirschke
A. Koehler
Nicollet
Tie
Daniel Webster
Abeolney
Eagle Roller Mill Co
Newulm, Minn
Dicke
Teft
Armcn
Bila
Cornelia
John Gibby
Gibby
Josephus Daniels
Wigkersham
Antarctic
Dr. Mawson
Pure Committee
Iegal
Financial m
Stock Exchangea
Clearing House
Congress
McMorran
Michigan
James A Moffett
Standard Oil
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