National Education Association Convention Opens in Salt Lake Tabernacle
Salt Lake hosts a large National Education Association convention with general and departmental sessions in the Mormon Tabernacle and Saltair activities. Prominent speakers include P. P. Claxton E C Elliott W A Jessup E B Craighead C A Duniway Grumman A B Storm and others from major universities and institutions across the United States.
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Ornational News Service
Salt Lake
National Educational Association
General National Council of the Association
Mormon Tabernacle
National Council
Suzallo
Tabernacle
Saltair
United States Commissioner of Education
P. P. Claxton
E. C. Eliott
University of Wisconsin
W. A. Jessup
University of Iowa
E. B. Craighead
University of Montana
Cc. A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
Grumman
University of Nebraska
A. B. Storm
University of Minnesota
Francis E. Raymond
San Francisco
New York City
Moowe
Baltimore
Dr. Lewis
International Y. M. C. A. Committee
F. L. Anderson
Oregon
Ida Mendenhall
Genesee
N. Y
Mary E. Hall
Brooklyn
B. B. Davenport
Carnegie Institution
Washington, D. C
W. H. Pyle
The
University
Illinois Women Vote in First Suffrage Tests
July 5 reports show women in Libertyville, North Chicago, and Wamac participating in first elections under the new suffrage law. Libertyville voters face a $10,000 bond issue for city hall, while North Chicago women decide a school bond and Wamac women vote on village corporation completion.
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Illinois
Libertyville
Schols
Wamac
Centralia
Revenue Receipts Rise Sharply in Alabama Mississippi District
Special to The Item Birmingham June 6 Internal revenue receipts for the Alabama and Mississippi district for the seal year 1913 rose by 441 644 91 over 1912 to 1 102 962 46 with corporation tax leading gains at 638 704 26 The June 1913 total reached 146 412 81 up nearly 7 000 from June 1912 and the largest June item was corporation taxes totaling 122 756 87.
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Alabama
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Wright
Sensational Slide by Minnie Fisher at Monroe Park
Miss Minnie Fisher performs a sensational act tonight at Monroe Park sliding by teeth suspended on a cable from the water tower to a point 400 feet away. Public curiosity swirls as crowds gather to witness the daring stunt and its perilous distance.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Chelsea
Ostend
Pacific Coast Outlook After Panama Canal opens
Seattle July 5 The National Conference of Charities and Correction opened with Mayor Cotterill framing a westward civilization surge. He cites Pacific America’s rapid growth, the Panama Canal as a gateway to Western Europe, and Seattle and Washington state expanding toward five to eight million inhabitants in twenty five years.
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Europe
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Treat Insanity as an Infection Proposes Preventive Psychiatry
Dr J G Fitzgerald of Berkeley California argues in the New York Medical Journal for a preventive mental health campaign linked to treatment. He calls for hospital level public lectures, family outreach, and education on alcohol and hereditary factors to curb insanity.
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Fitzgerald
Former Maine Congressman Tied to Lobby Charges
The former Maine congressman and author of Roosevelt era trust legislation is alleged to have been elected to Congress with funds from the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Roosevelt Trust
National Association of Manufacturers’ Money
I Want a Wife in a Shingle Message Sparks West Coast Wedding
Royal M. La Flower a shingle mill employee in Port Angeles Washington married Miss May Matteson of Munroe Pennsylvania after sending a May 1913 message on a shingle seeking a wife. Matteson arrived in Seattle with her family and the couple wed with Rev. George Kindred as pastor.
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Dunmore
Scraton Times
Scranton
Matteson
West
George Kindred
Seattle
M. H. Cushing
Death by Own Action Rock Claims Ute Niece
Zanaida niece of Chief Whispering Pine of the Ute reservation leaped from Death by Own Action Rock a famed stone monument linked to grim tragedies. She was courted by several young braves including Conconino whose name appears in the fragment.
Tragic Tribal Love Triangle Ends in Death
Zanaida, a girl of the Elk Tooth tribe, loved Elk Tooth who abandoned her for another girl. In despair she died, her body found by Concnino who, grief stricken, carried her back to camp.
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Zanaida
Concnonino
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