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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1924
Page
3
Prepared by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction for county exams on August 29. The list covers HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING HISTORY AGRICULTURE GEOGRAPHY GRAMMAR PHYSIOLOGY and other topics. It asks for defining terms, evaluating teaching methods, and outlining lesson plans and problem solving.
The Panama Canal reached its tenth birthday on August 15 1924 as a hub of world trade. In ten years more than 100 million tons of freight have passed through the canal and the tenth birthday year sees freight and tolls surging beyond prior totals.
West Virginia Democratic figure Clem L. Shaver, chairman of the D N C, is described as tightlipped yet well versed in outdoor life. He cites bass fishing on Buffalo Creek, fox hunting, farming on four farms, and a passion for American history. He traces ancestry to Peter Shaver and notes his strain of fox hounds.
Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, long in congress and senate since 1893, is convalescent after a Boston hospital operation. A 1910 Scribner's Magazine piece recalls his preoccupation with poetry and plays during recovery, with politics ignored until recovery neared.
The piece portrays Frank Billings Kellogg as influential though unofficial at a London conference linked to the Dawes plan. It credits American banking interests with financing much of the loan and portrays Kellogg hopeful that the gathering marks a new era of amity and prosperity following World War I. Kellogg, born 1856 in Potsdam New York, later served as U.S. senator, ABA president, and ambassador to the United Kingdom beginning in 1924.
Former Oklahoma Governor Joh Calloway Walton, impeached and ousted in office, seeks the U S Senate as a Democratic candidate. He charges impeachment was framed by Ku Klux Klan foes and rails against the Klan as the campaign’s central issue. Rival W B Pine, a Klansman backed candidate, looms as general election opponent after Walton’s January 8, 1922 inauguration and a massive state fair barbecue.
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