Education standards and college admissions debate 1919
The piece discusses the moral health of society, parental influence, and the role of education in 1919. It critiques college admission policies, credits for shop and household science, and the need for flexible high school curricula aligned with community needs. It cites Mr. Kingsley on discrimination in subject requirements and advocates open doors for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyriotis
Kingsley
Setioo
Aiia
Isctivo
Behd Woréty
Hite
iK‘ngaley
Debated Pennsylvanian bill looming on punishments
The Telegram cites Manton Advertiser on proposed penalties for public mischief in Pennsylvania. The piece praises some lawmakers while condemning others for speeches and social disruptions, noting author Wilkon Hesipitoauced and the measure aiming at submittal imprisonment. The bill’s supporters include Mr. Wilson and Buweeda.
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JAIN
Pennsylvania
Iiol
Wilkon
Wilson
Severe storm kills five and devastates several counties
Reports from Atlanta say a severe rain and hail storm swept the region just east of the city, killing five and injuring many as it damaged homes and cut communication lines. In Memphis, deaths were reported and towns like Lexington suffered extensive property destruction with 75 to 100 houses demolished.
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Associated Premea Atlanta
Dallirs
DeKalb County
Isy
Associated Press
Memphis
Mattson
Henderson
Denis Pire
Lexington
Exposition Marks Sixtieth Anniversary of Austrian Empire
A 1912 Vienna exposition commemorates the sixty first anniversary of Franz Joseph I. It features Adriatic coast scenes, replicas of historic sites, naval history displays, and exhibits on natural and industrial resources. Participating nations include Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay. lines such as Canar, Austroamericana, and Cadhadiax attend.
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Jancis Joseph
Austria
Hungary
Vienna
Adriatic Sea
L Adriana'sea
Brazil
Paraguay
Uruguay
Cadhadiax
Pacific Ailway
Orate
Councilmanic Tickets Presented by Ward Conventions
Ward conventions opened city campaigns with harmony and strong support for nominees. First ward picks a young railroad man and the second ward a hardware businessman both praised for council experience and local service. Vicker is noted as a strong council candidate in the west of Esk Creek with expected triumph at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Esk Creek
Ie Vicker
College admissions debate amid torn school coverage
Fragmented OCR notes discuss American colleges and high schools, education reform, and entrance standards amid storm damage. It cites Clarence D Kingsley and the American Education movement, noting declines in educational quality and looming property losses.
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Bayer
Clarence D Kingsley
iUifek5
Aultea
Tie
Jérrraville
Ares One
Constable Kidd Fails to Find Fugitive in Steubenville
R Edward Kidd, constable, returned from Steubenville where he went to arrest Joseph Garcia alias Joseph Fernandez a Spaniard on a fugitive warrant charging him with looting trunks at a Meadowbrook boarding house. He failed to find his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Edward Kidd
Steubenville
Joseph Garcia
Joseph’ Fernandez
Meadowbrook
Do Your Conversation Lack Human Interest
John F Fallon argues daily news keeps readers informed across topics from world events to sports and music. He urges thorough reading and careful attention to advertisements to gain practical knowledge and access needed goods and services.
Charters Granted to Utilities and Merchants in Charleston Area
Secretary of State grants charters for multiple firms in West Virginia. Linchin district Tyler county gains a utility drilling entity with $70 000 capital, incorporators include Harrington and Long from Wichita Falls. Fayette county sees Pay Stteville district coal and gas venture with $200 000 capital led by Angus W. McDonald and others. Charleston based Yagle Fulram formed for general mercantile trade with $26 000 capital. Canal City Ky companies form City Manufacturing for timber and plants with $24 000 capital. Wheeling based Schofield-Cowl to build housing and factories with $10 000 capital.
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Charleston
Linchin
Tyler County
Capita
Gourgs
Harrington
Wichita Falls
Tex
A. G. Long
Hutchingen
Sy. G. Hockinac
Sistersville
Rock Lick
General Mercantile Hunt
Simon Murham
Rose Foorham
Bloomfeld, Ky
J. M. Forham
Louisville, Sy
Hertha Engle
Blanche’ Engle
Colonel City Manufacturing Company
Cannel City
Ain Timber
Mit
M. Li. Conley
S. M. Freese
G. ‘W. Leslie
Hugh Minor
R. H. Atkins
Cannell City
Sehofeld-Cowl Company
Wheeling
B. F. Schofield
E. Cowl
G. W. Welmer
T. W. Westwood
L. M. Bachman
Discharge Petition in Bankrupt Ralph H Alfred West Virginia
The case of Ralph H Alfred a bankrupt resident of Clarksburg Harrison County West Virginia seeks a full discharge of all provable debts under bankruptcy law. A hearing is set for April 10 1919 in Clarksburg before Judge Alston G Dayton with notice to known creditors by mail.
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United States OF America
West Virginia
United States District Court IV
Ralph H. Alfred
Alston G. Dayton
District Courts of the
United States
Ralph E. Alfred
Clarksburg
Harrison
Acta of Congress
Fuld
Ralph B. Alfred
Maid District
Clarkaburg
Civil Service Exam Notice for Clerk Carrier Post
An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the post office in the city on April 22. Applicants aged 18 to 45 on exam day may apply. married women are excluded except divorced or separated women who support themselves may apply for clerk. Male applicants must be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall and 125 pounds. For blanks and details contact Cs Ls. Gardner, secretary, board of Civil Service Examiners, Clarksburg, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeddtrae Immediately
Cs Ls
Gardner, Sceratnrs
Board of Civil Service
Wxamluera
Clarksburg
W. Va
Acres of Diamonds lecture offered at local church
Free tickets available for a Monday night lecture titled Acres of Diamonds by Ritenell JH. Conwell at the Baptist church. Tickets may be obtained through the Young Men's Christian Association at the Union Bank building by calling 83 Bell or 364. Limited seats remain as quoted by Mr. Harding of the Tuna Glass Company and N. Rirenour of Pfagerstore.
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Ritenell
JH. Conwell
Baptiat
Harding
Mamagar
Tuna Glass Company
Pittsburg
Young Men
Chistian Association
Union Bank
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Gish
Parchanes
Pledsendte
Merchants National Bank
Lincoln
Gimil Service
Conwell
Rirenour
Pfagkerstore
Millinery
H. A. PrIce
S. Third St
St. Patrick’s Day
Gore
Weber's Flower Store
Mary
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