Monthly Report of Superintendent Gill
The November enrollment totals 4,098 with 2,808 in grades and 1,290 in junior and senior high. Attendance averaged 98.7 percent with 384 tardies in 152,084 possible chances. Diphtheria has three cases. chickenpox epidemic but mild with 50 fat cases. Miss Emma Treat resigns. resignation to be accepted. Permission sought to attend Illinois teachers’ meeting and to acquire administration books for up to twenty five dollars.
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AGHMS
Berrian
Boowey
Irving School
Jackson School
University of Ilnois
Erving
Jackson W
Las
Jefferson
Linco
Madison
Washington
Webster
State Supreme Court
Steiner
General Assembly
Miss Treat
Emma Treat
Jackson, Jefferson and Franklin
Dinois State Teachers’ Association
Springfield
Prohibition Leaders Hint National Capital Dry Move
Washington December 8. First efforts of Prohibition leaders in Congress this season aim to make the national capital dry. Senator Sheppard of Texas and Senator Kenyon of Iowa will champion the measure from the Republican side.
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Washington
Congress
National Capital
Sheppard
Texas
Kenyon
Iowa
Fraternal Order Eagles elect officers and plan class adoption
At a Thursday meeting of Eagles No 55 officers for the year were elected and a committee was appointed to arrange a class adoption for about 100 children. One new member was initiated and five applications received. The 13th annual Eagles ball will be held at Turner hall on Tuesday night November 12 with O Farrell’s orchestra. Officers include President P W Reardon and Treasurer Charles W Zang.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles
Alois Hleckle
Fred Waack
Charles W. Zang
P. W. Reardon
BH. Br. Stannus
Prink Jasper
Police Relief Association
Police Reef Association
George Koch
Cgeorge Kach
William Westmann
George Conrad
Frank Ernst
Henry Maas
Officers Elected at Sisters of the Mysterious Ten Meeting
The Sisters of the Mysterious Ten elected officers on Wednesday evening led by Princess Mrs. R. A. Roberts and Vice Princess Mrs. Nannie Hall. Other posts included Secretary Mrs. Mattie Lillye, Assistant Secretary Miss Frances Robinson, Treasurer Miss Martha Edwards, Senior Marshal Alisha Moore, Junior Marshal Miss Grace Ball, Outside Guard Tobe Kerr, and Joshua Hilda Kerr.
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Sisters of the Mysterious Ten
R. A. Roberts
Nannie Hall
Mattie Lillye
Frances Robinson
Martha Edwards
Alisha Moore
Grace Ball
Tobe Kerr
Joshua—Hilda Kerr
Community fraternal groups elect officers across several clubs
John Wood Post No 96 G A R elects officers at the Armory with Turner Caddick Hoeher Hlild Osgood Welch Cashman Koehler to serve. St Rose Western Catholic union names Pigott Haley Unde O'Neil Curry Polaseliwab. Police Relief Association re elects Koch Westmann Conrad Ernst Conrad Maas and plans 13th annual ball. St Anthony W C U branch 11 elects Engels Struck Terwelp Olps Hacker Carl ieckle Winking Hummert August Dickers Anton Winking.
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John Wood Poat
John Wood
Grand Army of the Republic
Henry C. Turner
Thomas C. Caddick
Joseph Hoeher
Adam Fhild
Samuel P. Osgood
James M. Welch
Michael Cashman
John J. Koehler
St. Rose
W. CC
St. Rouse
Western Catholic Union
William Pigott
P. H H. Haley
J. EB. Unde
Tristees
M. B. O'Neil
Bat Curry
Polaseliwab
St. Anthony
St. John's School Hall
Bernard Engels
Henry Struck
Frank Terwelp
George Olps
Gottieb Hacker
Carl Ieckle
Herman Winking
John Hummert
August Dickers
Social Chalrmin
Anton Winking
Court sought to halt auction of Bankers' Trust bonds
A federal suit asks a St Louis court to restrain the sale of mortgages and bonds worth 4.539 million tied to the Bankers' Trust Company receivership. Creditors say the Uvalde and Gulf railroad securities would fetch far less than value. auction set for Friday. Judge Dyer to hear injunction arguments. Plaintiffs are W. E. Breuer of Hilovleton, TL, and E. V. Holte of Tuckerman, Ark.
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ST. Louis
National Bank of Commerce of St. Louis
Bankers’ Trust Company
Federal District Court
Dyer
Horseshoe Falls Erosion Warns of Loss of American Side
Secretary Baker told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the American side of Niagara Falls could disappear if current water erosion at Horseshoe Falls continues. He urged diverting some water and supported temporary power permits to slow wear.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Horseshoe Falls
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Baker
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Cutieura
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Fraternal Order of Fingles
St. Andrew Branch
St. Francis School
Peter V. McGirr
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Jounn G. Wismann
Henry G. Aalbers
Alois Hermeling
Clemens Wismanun
Joseph Forsthove
Charles W. Fitch
W. HW. Middendorfh
George Vorder Hart
Globe Tent of Maccabees
Globe
Knights
Moose Hall
J. EE. Stoors
If. A. Delon- Jay
Roy Foust
Joseph Guth
L. C. Meeks
A. D. Huer
J. R. Mckeen
Garfield Simpson
Sentinel
Georgea M. Ullman
Edwin Tucker
IE. A. Davis
Lambert Lodge of
Mansons
Lambert Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
William IV. Sprague
Albert Smyth
John W. White
Thomas Burrows
Charles FE. Tane
Temple Association
Irwin
Shepherd
Colonel Shepherd Relief Corps
Lippincott Hall
Mollia Felton
Rose Marshall
Mrs. Tease
Sarah Fenniss
Hattie Wirrauth
Louise Atherton
Lucy Harris
Weilers
Chinaware
North Fifth St
General Falls
Newsies
Pittsburgh
Mr. O. A. Mohrenstecher
New York
Witt
Ular Serge
Chase
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher’ S Dry Goods
Thos. A. Brown
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