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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
English calls for U S action against Turkish mistreatment of Christians, noting Britain’s long role as protector of the Turk, and questioning why Britain does not intervene given oil interests and wartime promises to control Turkey. The piece blends political commentary with local election notes and agricultural price insights.
Harvey Taylor and Rev J S Wilds motored to Luverne for the Luverne High School graduating exercises where Rev Wilds delivered the speech at the ceremony.
The article outlines Vergil's Aeneid as a continuation after Troy’s fall, noting reliance on Homer and selective recounting. It covers key episodes: Hector and Troilus deaths, the wooden horse deception, Priam’s death, Aeneas’s flight, Creusa’s loss, and Juno’s interference leading to Carthage.
On Monday evening June 5 the Latin Department with the Music Supervisors' Class and some male students will stage Dido the Phoenician Queen at the State Teachers College Auditorium. Based on Vergil's Aeneid and translated by Dr. Frank J. Miller of the University of Chicago the drama promises vivid scenes and splendid costumes. A detailed explanation will appear next week.
Justice Wag toner of the Supreme Court struck out the divorce suit of Lew Tillegan from Geraldine Farrar. He cited that Tillegan filed in Winchester county and urged completion there.
A large number of June graduates from the State Teachers College were selected for teaching positions next year. The paper reports names by curriculum and indicates numerous candidates from Standard and Elementary curricula, with assignments to towns and schools. A lighthearted note describes a fifth year class contest ending with the prize of a doughnut from Blume's bakery.
Stunts at the annual All- School S. T. C. picnic on May 24 drew great enjoyment from attendees. The College Band performed during intermissions while first year students staged a peanut race. A second year mock faculty band followed and a third year chapel parody thrilled the crowd. Senior College presented a pantomime about driving a Ford, with faculty participation celebrated. Dr. Allen presided. Mrs. Denny took roll as new faculty names emerged.
The Thirtieth Annual Commencement exercises of the State Teachers College are set for June 10 to June 15. About two hundred seniors are expected to graduate. Events begin June 10 with Training School exercises and close June 16 with the commencement address by John J. Pettijohn of the University of Minnesota.
Paris May 27 The Hague Conference remains unresolved as the French government debates sending representatives. If France does not attend, observers fear the conference may be canceled. The cabinet is undecided and the chamber and senate will announce a policy decision once the debate concludes.
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