Eduactors Meet in Philadelphia to Organize Council
Hundreds of educators arrived for a week of educational conventions in Philadelphia. More than 3000 delegates will discuss nationalizing schools, vocational training, and an international council of education to share ideas. A federal education department and an international congress are proposed, with the National Education Association convening midweek and dozens of allied groups meeting at Bellevue-Stratford and other venues.
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Philadelphia
Fel
National Council of Education
Bellevue-Statford
Council of Education
America
Department of Education
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Bellevue-Stratford
William Penn End Central High School
Teachers’ Association
Metropolitan Opera House
National Center of Teachers of English
School Gardens Association
Henry Suzailo
Columbia University
A. Duncan Forum
University of Pennsylvania
William Mc Davidson
Washington
James H. van Sickle
Springfeld
Mass
C. T. Carson
The
National Educational Association
Nathan C. S. Schaeffer
Pennavivania
Philander P. Claxton
H Judd
University of Chicago
M. Catherine Straith
Pennsylvania School O Horticulture For Women
Nose Turns To Concrete From Cement Dust Inhalation
John Thuilt a 39 year old Portland Cement works Prospect Hill employee is treated at City Hospital St Louis for a cemented nose. Doctors report no parallel case as they chip away the hardened cement blocking both nostrils while he inhaled fine dust at the mill.
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St Louis
John Thuilt
Portland Cement Company
Prospect Hill
City Hospital
Second G. W. Ties Up Town With Hatchet
A boy of eleven in New Britain, Connecticut felled a tree and broke electric wires while mimicking George Washington. He claimed he did it to explain the box scout tale and to pull the trolley lines from service, causing outages until authorities intervened.
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New Britain
Conn
Papa
Tire
Tlantaille
Ivan
George Washington
Use Fire To Rob Blind Man In Hartispuss Pa
In Hartispuss Pennsylvania on Feb 14 a Black woman living with William Bond and his wife set a fire after stealing a box with 1200 dollars while the Bond household slept. She admitted involvement and confessed to the crime and attempted theft of fine dresses and clothing, aiming to obtain money for parties.
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Hartispuss
Wiliam Bond
Bond
Eas Leepine
Elia
Guy
Cass
Bothers Pros! Ma'ere's News From Mexico Ends In Turmoil
Anxious figures tied to a high profile case in Mestre City, Te wae, with Mevbo and Franeh¢o Madero cited. The subject, previously a prominent figure, suffered a breakdown and confessed uncertainty about his future after recent events surrounding his brother Pian isco and the fate of their family.
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Evarnia
Mexico
Phaca
Pete
Brathen
Anblase
Ani
Madero
Huhaset
Mevbo
Mestre City
Gets Divorce at 88 in Lancaster Pennsylvania
Lancaster Pa Feb 24 Auperst Roxt eighty eight years old was granted a divorce from his wife Wilhelmina on the ground of desertion Rost testified he was the father of ten children by his first wife and some time after she died he married Nenin who was sixty five years old and his second wife was forty two The testate fought in the Civil War and received a pension of 24 dollars a month.
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Lancaster
Wilhelmina
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Philadelpia
International Council of Education
G. W
W.H. B. Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
C. E. Cline
Market
Patrick Striets
Rosenour & Sons
Doll Brothers
Madras
Jace
Torchon
James FE. Doll
Watchmaker
Jewery and Opticlar
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Commercial Printing
News Office
the People’s Fire Insurance Company of
Maryland
Cor. Court and Church Sts
Frederick
Columbus Knott
Sigebeaty
Resaut & Kot
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Florida
VIA
Seaboard Air Line
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Thone
Cheney
C. Thomas Kemp
Carty
Carty’s Parmiere
Patrick
Frederick Md
Merchant Tailoring Department OF
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Phonograph
Edison
Talking Machine Store
H. F. Shipley
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