Mixed Northwest News and crimes Across States
A collage of terse notices from the Northwest covers stock deals in New York for Southern Pacific leasing, bank robbery indictments in Milwaukee Oregon, pension fraud exposure in Montana, a Denver knife duel, bloodstained evidence near Nampa Idaho, Japanese protest over Bathing Beach orders, a drowning infant tragedy in Washington, cherry shipments seized near Wenatchee, a child injured near Butte by a freight train, and a murder suicide in Portland as education events and wreck fears surface.
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Denver
Cie Meie
Exene Tahe
Monarch Lumber Company
Hood’ River
Wade
Kuhn
Idaho
Vergt Perrine
First State Bank of
Milwaukee
Ore
Thomas Reid
H. O. Whitney
Portland
John Truax
Big Gandy
Mont
United States
Bagan
Federal District Court
Vendentali Palacio
Samuel Palacio
Max P
Nampa
Splinter
Washington
Otto Thum
I ‘Darrin
Frank Hartman
Sherlock
Wash
Hartman
New York
Wenatchow
Conrad Bird
Great North
Butts
Salt L
National Education Assortation
Tabernacle
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Frigham H. Roberts
Salt Lake
Pacife
Kalama
Athoma
Mager
Louise Schneider
Cyris Gehuelder
Porthaund
Eho
National Education Association picks officers for next year
The nominating committee reported to the convention the slate for officers. President is Dr Joseph Swain of Swarthmore College. Durand W. Springer of Ann Arbor named Secretary. Grace M. Shepherd Idaho state superintendent chosen Treasurer. Vice Presidents include B. T. Fairchild New Hampshire and C. Nelson Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake City
National Education Association
Association
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore College
More, Pa
Durand W. Springer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Grace M. Shepherd
Idaho
B T. Faireh
New Hampshire
C. Nelson
Utah
Swain Elected N A B A President In Debated Meeting
Joseph Swain, born Pendleton Indiana June 14 1857, elected president of the N A B A. His career includes Indiana University Swarthmore College and leadership roles in state and national education associations. Delegates confirmed a committee ticket amid a brief protest over nominating procedures.
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N. A
Joseph Swain
N. BE. A
Pendelton
Ind
Woolston
Mary A. Swain
Indiana University
Wabash College
Frances M. Morgan
Durand Springer Key Figure at Balt Lake National Education Convention
Durand W. Springer, secretary of the National Education Association, was one of the busiest men at the Balt Lake convention. The event drew educators and officials, highlighting Springer’s prominent role in organizing sessions and guiding discussions.
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National Education Association
Balt Lake
Stricken Dead in Garden in Roslyn and Havana Official
Stricken dead found in Roslyn garden near Pettigrew and in Havana the Cuban official Armando Riva died from wounds. The events occurred over days with Riva mortally wounded Monday evening and dying Wednesday. The report notes a pistol incident near the Prado altar and ongoing police actions.
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Garden
Roslyn
Robert Pettigrew
Eerg Otly
Havana
Cova
Armando Riva
Prado
Cooperation of Parents and Teachers Highlighted At Meeting
At Lafayette school Thursday morning the N E A department of school patrons discussed three key aims for parental involvement in work and play of children. Miss Algie Kegerteen won the American School Peace League medal at the Tabernacle for the oration advocating arbitration to settle international disputes. The XEBA session featured a manuscript training and art program with multiple addresses under supervisor R Hershey, art professor at Stanford, focusing on cooperation of city and country residents with schools.
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N. E. A. Department of School
Lafayette
Algie Kegerteen
Brigham Young University
Tabernacle
X.eba
Department of
Manus Training and
Armeo
Ert R. Hershe
The
Leland
Tanford
Sokeglette
A. McKenter
Kamang Agricultural Na
Nolee
Utah Educators Convene Amid Praise for History Making Meeting
A Utah convention of educators drew warm reception and acclaim for its organization and program. President-elect Joseph Ewan addressed the closing session before leaving for Pennsylvania upon news of his family’s illness, while leaders like J Lyman Barnard and Thomas Jesse Jones presented on civic education and high school roles in democracy.
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Galt Lame
Utah
Joseph Ewain
Pennsylvania
J. Lyman Barnard
School of Pedagogy
Philadelphia
K. T. Fairchild
P. P. Clason
United States Commissioner of Education
Bureau of Education
Smation Se
Apasial Education
Onal Education
Aceneinaien
Gatomens
Won Ui
Mindy Thé
Bacay Ceneen
Irish legal figures and officials mentioned in fragmentary notice
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Hedwand as chancellor of Ireland and Redwond Harry, solicitor general in 1905 and attorney general. References to Pedoraie Capture Mensieve and Colonel Seandes herr danas Asbinus Friday appear as unclear items.
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Qeeth Gummens
Pedoraie
Mensieve
Seandes Herr Danas Asbinus
Get
Tram Collision Improves Clarity on Stalled Train
A garbled fragment notes a tram stall and a hurried look at the controller involved. No clear lights or decisive action described. the report hints at a pending update on the operator’s movements and the possible train motion.
Widow of late W G Station leaves $6 million estate
In Wileh show that the is the widow of the late W G Station, mizing mas, who died in 1003, leaving big estate of $6,000,000 to the wists of Colernée forsd Beam, for Indigem, citizens of the state. Stratton was believed to be a widower at his death.
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Rome
Tepe, Company
Wileh
W. G Station
Mizing Mas
Colernée
Protests and rhetoric across cities amid unsettled events
In Mexico City protests and official denials clash over restrictions and demonstrations. Asheville notes Speaker Bryan decries censorship and pressures, while a Delgrade report references a Russian photographer documenting burned wounded servants. Washington reports Wilson sending funds to aid stranded Americans, and Greek forces tighten grip near Saloniki with Berea women’s occupation noted.
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like a Confused History Note
A garbled OCR passage mentions brain power, monsters, vengeance, and a group called the Daigerinas with claims of surpassing mortals. It references a world threat, an order, and a note about towns named Sas Warned with the ox. It remains incoherent and names appear misread.
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Berter
Mai
Pengle
Jameiem
Sas
Powie
Maseuimen
Makymes
50th Paul ETS Convention In New Jersey City
The National Education association board chose a new slate at a west meeting place with invitations from New York City Asbury Park and Atlantic City plans discussed for 1914. The vote totals show preferences for Saint Louis Atlantic City and Baltimore, with action to contract for speakers for the next three years. A separate note reports on coffee farming experiments in Louisiana using corn as a shade crop.
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Lake Ol
National Education Assortation
Association
New York City
Asbury Park
Atantic City
M. J
Baltimore
Paul
Gt. Louis
Atlantic City
Oakland
National
Board of
Rustens
D. W. Springer
Wroro
Utah Man Drowns in Wabests River During Orangamen Festival
A man from this city and Utah, James I capitalise, died last Friday evening after entering the Wabests river during the Orangamen's Festival riot. Search parties dragged the river as authorities believed he fell in and drowned. Early Saturday a disturbance marked the festival with windows broken and other property damage reported.
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Cus
Terne Heath
Ind
James I
Utah
Fragmentary OCR Card Summary
Incoherent text fragment mentions experts, a secretary, a decision, and a living. Names and places are unreadable, with no clear event or outcome to report.
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Ae Cop
Asia
Defeat and Reaction Blur in Local Contention
Fragmentary text reflects a dispute over authority and the response to a defeat. Names and places are unreadable, but the language hints at a contested view of leadership and the public reaction to a setback within a local group or council.
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Kemmerer Damen
C. Witt Hemedon
Eat
Northwest
Joseph Gwain
Strathmore College
Committed
Téahe
Treseurer
Durand W. Springer le
Guecesd Himesit
Voseph Gwain
L. RB. Alderman
Oregon
Mary C. Bradford
Colorado
Luther BR. Wright
Michigan
Rose A. Bird Maley
Wyoming
Thomas W. Conway
New Mexico
Linnaeus Hines
Indiana
M. P. Shawkey
West Virginia
Mina Martha Stromberg
Maryland
Fred M. Hunter
Nebraska
J. Preston Creer
G. A. Axilne
William P. Evans
Montana
Catherine M. Cook
Nevada
J. J. Early
Old Guard
Hirher
National Teachers’ Association
National Council of Education
National Council of Religious Education
America
National Educaton Association
Rive
Aterm
Grace ’M. Shepherd
Galt Lake
Orike
Eastern
Mexico City
Bascador
Gaye Bryan
Asheville
N. C
William Josaiige Bryan
Hunday
Hendersonville
London
Wilson
Menloo City
George Carcihara
Americas
Agens
Terream
Durango
Grosks
Seren
Saloniki
Berea
Ahnniesta City
Louisiena
Louisians
Celles
Basry
Vecro
Orangamen
Balfast
Creaasene
Eel Yetbinen
Cith Theta Obins
Covent of
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