Mosely Plan Aims to Link United States and England Education
Travel study program proposed by Mr. Mosely would transport teachers at nominal winter rates on Cunard and other lines from November to March. The plan envisions housing nurses among university centers and sharing costs, extending sabbatical year style exchanges to European centers for professional growth and cultural immersion.
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Mosely
England
Cunard
University of London
New York World
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Oxford
Athens
Syracuse
Boards of Education
Environment shaping a criminal rise and ruin in Minnesota
The Bronson Budget editor warns that environment molds fate. Johnny Olson, son of Roseau-Stephen stage owner An drew Olson, is jailed at Stillwater for shooting a man over a card game. The piece laments frontier vice and urges adherence to law and moral guidance.
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Bronson (Minn
Johnny Olson
Andrew Olson
Roseau-Stephen
Stillwater
God
Bunsby
Taxing bachelors debated again in England
The London Truth advocates a bachelor tax collected by spinsters in a satirical imagined dialogue. A female collector questions a bachelor about earnings and potential evasion, noting a £800 yearly income and a £200 fine, with a conditional promise not to report if he marries.
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England
London
Woman Attacks Infant Son After Despair in Nebr
Mrs. Irving Pollock of Fremont took her husband’s razor, entered her sleeping infant son’s room, kissed the baby, and severed her throat. The windpipe was cut but the jugular vein escaped damage. Found unconscious fifteen minutes later, she was rushed for treatment and is believed to recover. Despondent since the two month old’s birth, she had wandered near a railroad track while Pollock was away. Previously Miss Anne Bronson, she is thirty two.
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Fremont
Neb
Irving Pollock
Pollock
Northwestern
Anne Bronson
A Joyous Family Reunion News From Nebraska
A. Gordon reports Frank S. Parker returns from Tennessee for a family gathering at Uncle Josh Parker's home in Ten nessee to celebrate a first reunion in thirty years. Nine children, plus thirty grandchildren and great-grandchildren, attend with no vacant chairs and only one death in the lineage.
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A. Gordon
Frank S. Parker
Tennessee
Josh” Parker
Jealous Night Clerk Shoots Girl Then Kills Self
In Nebraska City Morton House night clerk Charles Norris shot Pearl Crouse dining-room girl and then shot himself. Norris a 22 year old married carnival worker turned jealous, died soon after. Pearl Crouse 16 may recover. Parents from Rockport Missouri arrived to tend her. Norris’ family from Plattsburg Missouri.
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Charlies Norris
Nebraska City
Charles Norris
Morton House
Pearl Crouse
Rockport
Norris
Plattsburg, Mo
Miss Crouse
Sleeping Siblings Tragedy at Nebraska Home
Miss Lucy Lloyd killed her sister Della Lloyd by choking her at their Wyoming precinct Nebraska home where they lived alone. Lucy was declared insane after the murder and died without nourishment in Lincoln asylum. The sisters rest beside their mother and grandfather in the family graveyard.
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Lucy Lloyd
Della Lloyd
Wyoming Precinct
Otoe County
Nebraska
Wyoming
Lincoln
Roosevelt orders eight hour day enforcement for government work
The president directs officials to deploy government officers to enforce the eight hour limit on labor for government buildings ships and related work. Labor unions praised the move as a response to contractor practices while critics note cost implications and bids may rise.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
House Committee On Labor
Stoessel to Be Shot by Court Martial
A military commission concludes the Port Arthur surrender inquiry. It recommends firing Stoessel as former Port Arthur commander, executing Fock with a year of hard labor, banishing Reiss, and reprimanding Alexieff Smirnoff and Vernander. Formal trials to follow.
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Port Arthur
Stoessel
Fock
Reiss
Alexieff
Far East
Smir
Wheat Crop Estimate Shows Decline From Year Ago
The Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin estimates the world wheat crop at 720 million bushels with 55 million in store and 46 million still held by farmers. Total supply for the year reaches 821 million bushels, with 450 million consumed and 296 million available for export. World production sits 80 million bushels below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin
Electrical Contractors Association Endorses Trade Schools
At the sixth annual convention in Cleveland Ohio delegates endorsed trade schools for educating boys in the mechanical arts and formed a committee to cooperate with the Winona trade school in Indianapolis. They adopted uniform symbols for wiring plans and advised uniform adoption by architects and engineers. A committee will study uniform specifications and contracts for electrical work and report next year in New York City. F E Newbury of St Louis was elected third vice president.
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National Electrical Contractors’ Association
Cleveland
Winona
Indianapolis
Association
New York City
F. E. Newbury
St. Louis
Cuticura Remedies Transform Woman's Dandruff Scalp
Mrs. W. F. Griess of Clay Center Nebraska reports severe dandruff and itching on her scalp, hair loss, and eventual regrowth after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment weekly and biweekly. Within two months her hair grew to six inches and no dandruff remained.
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W. F. Griess
Clay Center
Neb
Peruna praised by Rocklyn woman in letter
A Rocklyn Washington milkmaid Annie Hendren writes she feels better after using Peruna and Mannlin. She credits Peruna with enabling daily work at home and caring for cows and milk. She urges others to trust Dr Hartman's remedy and mentions many grateful women.
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Annie Hendren
Rocklyn
Wash
Peruna
Boy Herbert Spencer Walks 120 Miles Home From School
A boyhood tale recalls Herbert Spencer walking over 120 miles home from a distant school in three days with little money. He traveled 48 miles first day and 47 second, aided by a friendly coachman on the final leg. Lewis' Single Binder Cigars are advertised with a note from Peoria factory dealer.
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Herbert Spencer
It Is Easier to Reach the Average Man's Heart
The remark suggests broad sympathy matters more to the public than financial concerns, implying campaigns or messages that appeal to values and emotions resonate more than economic appeals. It reflects a mindset prioritizing moral appeal over monetary considerations.
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Southwest
Missouri, Kansas
Texas R'y
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
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Wainwright
G. A. McNutt
Blossom House
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