Building Wheel of Progress Indian Trail School Hub of Change
In Indian Trail on January 26 the community pursues progress led by the school as the hub. A moonlight school opens with eleven students and planned weekly sessions on spelling reading writing Bible and farm topics led by local teachers. A community league forms at the school to address education and charity with plans to finish organizing by February 4.
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Indian Trail
W. P. Harris
Charlotte
Katie Tomberlin
H. M. Baucom
Hoffman King
T. A. Shaw
J. W. Rallings
Community League
Squire J. &. Broom
J. W. Railings
John Marze
Howie Mine
Charley Parker
Frank Kealah
Here
Kesiah
Bancom
Della Austin
Wilson Opens His Big Fighting Campaign
President Wilson launches a national defense push in New York, urging immediate army readjustment and a 500 000 strong reserve. He defends his Mexican policy, argues for national preparedness, strengthens the National Guard, and calls out party politics in service to the country. He also endorses industrial military training and warns against militarism while praising continental army ideas.
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W York Dispatch
Wilson
United States
Railway Business Association
Motion Picture Board of Trade
Mr. Wilson
Mexico
Cuba
Europe
Continental Army
Garrison
Federl
America
Wilton
Buncombe Overseer Charged With Cruelty to Convict
In Asheville, two convicts Paul Thompson and Jeter Prichard testified in Superior Court about cruelty at Sandy Mush camp. Thompson named John Gragg, former camp head, as the abuser, while Prichard recalled escape and hinted at guards’ corruption. Bench warrant issued for Gragg’s bond. Prichard received additional four months for escape. Investigation into camp methods likely follow.
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Buncombe
Asheville
LH. Pressly
Harding
Grage
Leltelfor J. B. Swain
Pruid
Prichard
Man pledges to aid neglected boys on Kansas ranch
John Marriage, owner of 600 Kansas acres, plans a home for neglected and orphaned boys at Eagle Canyon ranch 100 miles southwest of Hutchinson. The couple will recruit only those needing help and who wish farm life, with cottages, ranch school, and a church built into a self-contained community.
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Lowa Plains
John Marriage
Kansas Acres
United Sates
Eagle Canyon Ranch
Hutchinson
Kas
Kansas City
Hoy’s
McCune ‘Farm
Mr. Marriage
Waxon Ife
Lowa
Kensas
Eagle Canyon
Hoya
Mary Ann Marriage Allen
London
Richard Allen
Jamaica
Cleraystin to Sing Vaudeville in New York trip
Rev Fmak Walter German, former Portland pastor at Atkinson Memorial Church, will sing in vaudeville houses for 250 dollars weekly. Secretary Mr Gorman of Portland’s Ministerial Society began performing to cover debts, causing a church split and his resignation to pursue the stage.
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Cleraystin
New York
Biepatch
Fmak Walter German
Atkinson Memorial Church
Portland
Ore
Gorman
Ministerial Society of
Missouri dairy cow funds Kansas City butter markets
A Kansas City Post piece extols the Missouri dairy cow as a major regional financier. It notes the cow raised over 30 million dollars for Missouri farmers last year, supporting cream, cheese, and sugar beet commerce from Kansas City to the nation and even Britain. The article cites a shift from burden to asset with pure-bred stock purchases and Kansas City as a clearing house for dairy products.
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Kansas City
Missouri
United States
Kansas
France
Kansas Cy
Killick Opens Sun Shine Bank for Smiles at Kansas City Dinner
Arthur F Killick starts a "sun shine" bank at St Pauls church dinner in Kansas City. He declares no money deposits, only good deeds, with a playful note about neighbors and kindness guiding the bank. The event features Rev B J Kraft and tales of local history and names.
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Killick
Arthur F. Killick
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Kas
Sunshine Bank
Mr. Killick
Killick Mays
B.J. Kraft
St George's Episcopal Church
Cleopatra
Rohard
Roosevelt Promotes National Defense and Universal Training
At the Metropolitan Opera House Roosevelt outlined his plan for national defense including a navy expansion and an army of 250000 with universal compulsory military service starting at 16. He dismissed a continental army idea, urged government support for major national corporations, and advocated a threefold naval program for the first year. He called for German efficiency to be studied, warned against pacifism, and urged a protective tariff with a tariff commission to curb foreign competition and immigration.
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Appomattox
Grant
Napoleon
Robert E. Lee
Robbins
Lextington
N. C
Philadelphia Dispatch
Roosevelt
Metropolitan Opera House
Roosevelt Defined Himslf
Continental Army
Washington
United States
Germany
International
California
Lee and General Lee's spirit praised at Flora McDonald College
Attorney General T W Bickett spoke on the spirit of Lee sketching a son as model and hero. The lively excerpt critiques character, duty, discipline, and romanticized ideals, ending with a light anecdote about a girl learning punctuation and a boy reaching adulthood.
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West Point
Apollo
Hquer
Tobac
Mexico
General Scott
Wielmvond
Tremillag
Gettyeburs
Geo
Waashington Collees
Ike Agai
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Jeon
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B.D. Austin
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