Carnegie report calls for unified college based teacher training
The Carnegie Foundation urges higher education reform for teachers in public schools. It favors dissolving separate normal colleges into a unified university system directed by a central body to elevate teacher preparation, attract talent, and align training with standards across elementary to secondary levels. The report also advocates married women joining teaching as a professional choice, arguing marriage can deepen commitment and humanize classroom work.
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Pation
Inerien
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Trwell
Public Education and Married Women in Teaching Reform
A historical discussion argues for aligning home and school roles through married women teachers. It envisions these women as civic leaders, elevating public education by integrating schools with society’s core, while addressing discrimination between high school and elementary teachers and urging merged training. Notable scholars from Carnegie Foundation, Teachers College, George Peabody, Harvard, and universities are cited as authors of the study.
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William Learned
Carnegi Foundation
William C. Bagley
Teachers College
Columbia University
Charles A. McMurry
George Peabody College For Teachers
George D. Strayer
Walter F. Dearborn
Harvard University
I. L. Kande
Carnegie Foundation
Homer W. Josselyn
University of Kansas
Twelve Wisconsin Teachers Sail for Battlefields Today
The American liner St Paul sails to Cherbourg with eleven Wisconsin public school teachers chosen by vote to study European education systems and observe World War I battlefields in France and Belgium. Dean M L Spencer accompanies them to research education and publish results. They plan to return August 15 aboard the Saturnia.
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Cherbourg
Wisconsin
Europe
Miwaukee Journal
France
Belgium
Milwaukee Journal
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Germany
America
M. L. Spencer
School of Journalism
University of Washington
Seattle
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England
Ellen Baker
Oshkosh
Lesia Brooks
Reedsburg
Lucy Hiberfeld
Milwaukee
May G. Foley
Mary I. Gaskell
East Troy
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McDermott
Darlington
Gertrude Mc Unine
Elizabeth Quinnell
Columbia
Franc Ardella Wilkins
Rau Claire
William Urban
Sheboygan
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Saturnia
Montreal
Students from ten colleges head to New York for two month study
Social Survey Juniors from ten colleges will study social work in New York for two months starting July 5 as guests of the Society. The group includes Nan Albert of Smith College Barbara Teun of Wellesley Helen Burge Walls Anita Marburg Revette Newton of Connecticut Marjory Platt of Mt Holyoke B C Hogast of Toronto James Herring Laforetto Paul Lynch Muhlenberg Henry Wolles Princeton and others selected by college committees.
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Going On Today at the Manmu… Nagural Itt Aiinwon
Events listed across venues include a Matropullian Museum of Art advertisement, Catholic educational meeting, touring mansra apscota, graduation exercises, infantry maneuver, memorial program by Independent Order of Trust Jehannie, and a Republican rally at Yorkville Lyceum. Local sites: Armary, New York City. Astor. Twenty-ninth Street. 1260 Birney.
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Matropullian Museum of Art
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Zanioenl Park
Catholic ”Aducattional Auel
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Cass Wallen
Sitigto
Nawet
Ipeetine
Astor
Knights of Chumbur
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Dintelet
Birney
Yorkville Lyceum
Baton to Marshal Foch for Lafayette statue unveiling
The Knights of Columbus will present a baton to Marshal Foch at Metz on August 21 during the unveiling of the Lafayette statue. The finished baton, twenty-one and a half inches long and weighing about five pounds two ounces, is crafted from elk California and sapphires from Me. It features fifty-two gold state names and Foch’s victories, with inscriptions and emblems on gold and copper enamel. Supreme Knight James G. Flaherty of Philadelphia will perform the presentation.
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Columbus
Marshal Foch
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Flahert
Philadelphia
Little Open Space Becomes Memorial To Thomas Mulry
The Little Open Space at West Eleventh Street Waverly Place and Greenwich Avenue was dedicated to philanthropist Thomas Mulry. Thousands attended as Archbishop Lawes Mayor Hylan and others praised Mulry for aiding the poor and founding the Migrant Savings Bank. The widow of Mulry attended, wiping her eyes as she heard the tribute.
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Ion
Brooklyn Holy Name Rally at Hempstead Parish Event
Brooklyn Holy Name Society held its annual rally at Fulton Park Hempstead Long Island yesterday afternoon. A long parade to the site lasted over an hour with many City Department members in line. Reverend Father Robert I welcomed attendees and John S Nichols of Hempstead spoke brief address. State Senator Lorenz M Black spoke. The meeting closed with Benediction and benediction choir.
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Mormpstead
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Villa of Hempstead
St John’s College
Lortie M. Black Wizo Epoke
Endowment Gift Aids NYU Graduate’s Education Costs
A donor to New York University offers to fund the university endowment equal to the deficit between the tuition paid by a graduate and the actual cost of education. The letter cites four years of college, noting the donor’s belief that graduates owe a duty to support the institution. The plan estimates a subscription amount around 824 units.
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Kimball
Bureau of the University
Columbia Sees Record Summer School Enrollment
Columbia College anticipates 15 000 to 17 000 students in the upcoming summer session, aiming to break the record set last year when 12 000 attended. Registration opens Thursday, with official projections from director John Costa and Professor Coy.
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Coay
Fenal
Er Shool
Huwin
Council for Coordinating Child Health Work Formed
The American Red Cross announced yesterday that after consultations with groups active in child health, a Council for Coordinating Child Health Work has been formed. It will streamline efforts across organizations and support public health nursing and child welfare.
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American Child Hygiene Association
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Child Health’ Organization of America
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National Organization For Public Health Nursing
Countess of Dudley Drowns Bathing Off Irish Coast
The Countess of Dudley drowned Saturday afternoon while bathing near Sereebe Lodge on the Galway coast in Connemara Ireland. She wore swimming wings and collapsed after reportedly struggling in the water. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. The Earl of Dudley, then in London, set out for Sereebe Lodge with their elder son Viscount Ednam.
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London
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Cornerstone Laid for East Side Jewish Center
The cornerstone of the Jewish Center of the East Side at 124-198 Stanton Street was laid yesterday by Abram I. Bikes. A six story brick building will house a Hebrew school club rooms a swimming pool and an auditorium with dedication to education for district youth. Bricks were auctioned to raise funds toward the 25000 goal with donations from 1 to 9 dollars.
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Georeibs Gale
Protherstone
Aerial Police Benefit Draws About $2000 for NYPD Division
A benefit concert for the Aerial Police Division of the New York Police featured performers such as Wilton Lackaye and Irving Fisher, raising about $2,000. The event included acts from "The Hot Girl" and names like Mun Dickey and Leo Terrile among others.
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Brond
Pavlova to Return for Limited U S Canada Tour
Exiled message received by Fortune Galle Arinn Pavlova will retire in October for a limited tour of the United States and Canada. Mr Gelloix will present the dancer, her orchestra, and Ballet Russe for a week at the Manhattan Opera House before a broader tour. The London season features are noted with The Swan and The Dying Swan referenced among plans.
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America
United States
Canada
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Ballet Russe
Manhattan Opera House
Nirat
London
Faylowa
Bedtime Stories to Spawn Daily on Page Last
Beginning today the site Bedtime Stories will appear daily on the newspaper's last page. The brief feature announces a new regular slot and invites readers to follow the nightly stories printed at the end of each issue.
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Funeral of Mrs J I Rippen Held at Harlem Temple
Funeral services for Mrs sewel nez Rippen who died Friday in Lake Placid of bronchial pneumonia were held at 10 30 this morning at the Temple Israel of Harlem Lenox Avenue and 120th conducted by Rev Dr Nathen Krass She was born in 1892 to Dy LJ Loebinger and Sophia M Loebinger and studied at Washington Irving and the School of Design She married Nicholas Rippen three years ago and leaves a daughter Jacquelin and her parents as survivors.
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Lake Placid
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Lenox Avenue
120Th
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Rippen
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Sophia M. Loebinger
Washinton Irving
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Death of Wealthy Recluse Said to Grief Over Sister
Hastings on Hudson resident Liam S Rowley aged eighty, once famed as a royalist claimant and reclusive figure, died yesterday at Dobbs Merry Hospital. The piece recalls his sister Mary’s death two years prior and Rowley’s storied life including emigration from England, land in Columbia County, and a Civil War era reputation as a staunch Republican and admirer of Janet Roosevelt.
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Dobbs Merry Hospital
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Fireworks Factory Explosion Kills Owner
A fireworks factory explosion killed the proprietor, whose body was found amid the wreckage after flames died. He appears to have been alone, mixing chemicals at the time of the blast.
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Nicurdi
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Duel over politics leaves Cadwell mayor dead and four wounded
In Cadwell a wealthy farmer and mayor Hiram Malins died after a duel with John Quilline and John Bedingfield, while four others were wounded. The clash between rival political factions erupted after years of festering disputes near the railroad, leaving Cadwell residents shocked and authorities investigating the incident.
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Artist R Parsons Dies Linked to Harper & Brothers
R Parsons an artist of watercolors and longtime head of Harper and Brothers departments died in Cornwall at about 76. A former cashier and secretary at the New York Sun from 1910, he is survived by two sons.
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Obituary notices from a legacy New York publisher and two others
Mrs Line Polachek of Mather New York a publisher is buried after a service led by Rabbi K Kuplin at the Hebrew Tabernacle Harlem. She leaves three sons and three daughters. Arthur J Buffington Chicago credit manager for Co and stockyard wireless died suddenly. Orrin H Stoddard seventy six Civil War veteran and partner in Meech and Stoddard grain merchants died at his home.
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Editor J K Ohl Dies After Long Career In News
J K Ohl longtime editor of The New York Herald and later The Evening Telegram died at his home in New York after illness spanning years. Born in Brownsville Pennsylvania he held posts from The Atlanta Constitution to Manila and the Far East. He was editor in chief of The Herald and later led the Telegram. He received numerous honors and was active in journalism organizations and education. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
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Isis Automobile Wissiear Manitob Jane 27 Enderton dies riding
Isis Automobile Wissiear Manitoba January 27 Charles H Enderton reputed real estate operator dies unexpectedly Friday night while riding in his automobile Enderton aged fifty six born in the United States Montague Cohen 57 former Unity Club Brooklyn president dies Saturday evening Cohen born in Times New York came to the city as a barber resident of Brooklyn twenty two years
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Engagements and Obituaries Amid Weekend Notices
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Deaths and funeral notices from unknown York paper
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with last name variants Feinstein Hotchkiss Ansely Alinilie Mwileer and others, giving June dates, burial locations, and family relations. Services held at St Clerke church and various cemeteries. interments and memorial details appear with incomplete names and dates.
Philip Sidney Post Dies. Harvester Vice-President
Judge Philip Sidney Post vice-president of the International Harvester Company died at his Winnetka home after a brief illness. Born in Vienna in 1809, he later served as Knox County judge and master of chancery, moved to Chicago in 1907, and joined the Harvester firm in 1908 rising to general attorney in 1910 and then vice-president.
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