Individualized agricultural education key to progress
In a Denver speech at the National Education Association meeting, Homer H. Seerley argues that industrial training must be individualized to boost productive service. He says country schools are vital yet expensive, requiring state and national funding to train teachers, especially men to lead agricultural instruction, and to elevate salaries for success.
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Col
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Department of Rural and Agricultural Education
National Education Association
Thenxeres
National Congress
Suffragists Seek Clergy Aid in Seattle Convention
Seattle papers describe the American Woman Suffrage Association meeting with Mrs. Rachael Foster Avery reporting progress on collecting signatures for a congressional 16th amendment. Mrs. Mary E. Cragie advocates clergy support as just and right to aid in social reforms. Afternoon notes note growing press interest and a Washington State split causing national officers concern.
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Wash
American Woman Suffrage Association
Rachael Foster Avery
Congress
Mary E. Cragie
New York
Ohio
Washington State Association
BD. C. Coates
Leutenant
Colorado
Mexican Yuma Consul Slugged and May Die
Yuma Ariz July 7 Enrique Camacho Mexican consul here is seriously injured after a group of men attacked him for not interfere in the trial of two Mexicans accused of stabbing an Indian policeman One assailant struck him with a railroad spike inflicting injuries that may prove fatal Camacho accuses Frank Green a half Mexican of leading the assault as he urged the men to let justice run its course.
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Yume
Ariz
Enrique Comacho
Camacho
Frank Green
Newport Opens New Street Section To Ocean Front
Newport advances urban growth with a new street laid out toward the ocean between the Ife saving station and Nye Creek, improving access and paving progress for rapid city expansion.
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Newport
Ife
Baseball Results From Chicago to Boston Yesterday
National League results reported for yesterday across Chicago, Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston and New York. Batteries and scores listed for each city with names such as Higginbotham Moran Phelps Ewing Rowan Castleton McLean Marquard Crandall Sweeney Morgan Livingston. also notes about rain in Chicago and ongoing construction in Oregon mentioning Indugene podny near Portland per the Register.
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R. HE
Ewing
Rowan
Castleton
McLean
Philipp
Chhisori
Brooklyn
Boston
Ferguson
Ceeeeeen
Marquard, Crandall
Schlel
McQuillen and Martel
St. Louis
R.H.E. Chigaro
Doyle
Scott
Borg
Groom
Street
Pape
Madden
New York
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Morgan
Livingston
Hughes and
Sweeney
Cleveland
R.H. E. Dsto
Chaveland
Will Probe Sale Of Large Tract Near Post Falls
Washington Interior Secretary Ballinger plans a Spokane stop to examine a 12 000 acre sale near Post Falls Idaho and to clarify reclamation act interpretations that halted major Washington irrigation projects including 610 000 acres valued at about 100 million dollars. The action could delay Yakima Valley schemes and affect land sales to settlers and the Washington Water Power Company.
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Seattle
Washington
Spokane
Richard A Ballinger
Ballinger
United States
Northwest
Yakima Valley
Wamito
Sunnyside
Teton
Kittitas County
Benton County
W. W. P. Sale
Ballinge
St. Jor
Post Falls
Itaho
Washington Water Power Company
Department of the Interior
St. Joe
Ferrell
Idaho
Young People's Christian Union Convention Opens in Minneapolis
The Young People’s Christian Union of the Universalist church meets in Minneapolis on July 7 for a seven day session marking the twenty first anniversary of the national organization. A large New England delegation from Boston led by Secretary Hill and Treasurer Pierce arrives by special train to present annual reports tomorrow.
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Young People’s Union
Minneapolis
Christian Endeavorers
St. Paul
Young People’s Christian Union
The
Universalist Church
National Organization
New England
Boston
Hill
Pierce
Massachusetts
Hoosier attorneys call for bar admission reform in Indiana
Hoosier legal debts convene in Indianapolis. In their thirteenth annual session they demand a constitutional amendment to raise bar admission standards, as the legislature has already favored. They seek stricter requirements beyond mere good moral character and some legal terms.
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Hoosier Attorneys
Indianapolis
Ind
Hoosier Legal Dehts
Indiana
To Try Foxwell By Boston Menace Hearing Date
Charles L. Foxwell was arrested in Washington at the request of the Moston police and charged with larceny of a large sum from the Growler Mining company. The case set for a nu hearing today in Boston.
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Foxwell
Boston
Charles L. Toxwell
Washington
Moston
Growler Mining Company
University celebrates 350th Geneva anniversary
On July 7 Geneva marked the 350th founding of its University with an assembly attended by American educators including President Jacob Gould Heharmann of Cornell. Separately, the 170 acre Stewart place near Medford was sold to a Minneapolis man for 45000 dollars.
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Geneva
University of Geneva
Switzerland
Jacob Gould Heharmann
Cornell
Stewart Place
Medford
Minneapolis
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