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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1926
Page
3
An account describes the murder of Clara Olson by Erdman Olson, a young man from a wealthy family. He killed himself after the act, sparking harsh judgments about his influence over girls, parental training, and the fate of the Chris Olson family as they mourn a daughter and sister.
A letter to Secretary Jardine and Congress urges valuing labor and key farm products like corn wheat oats and cotton with government certificates and warehouses. It argues certificates should be legal tender, enabling price stabilization and farmer relief, to rebuild the farming base and sustain government institutions. It cites gold and silver valuation, warehouse deposits, and federal action as necessary steps.
The Mills Hall murder case jury acquits Mrs Hall and two of her brothers on the charge of killing Mrs Mills after a two month trial. The Rev Hall killing charge is dropped. The state pursued circumstantial evidence and all defendants testified in their own defense.
STOP end-TRINK list highlights ineffective practices such as punishing the whole class for a few, forcing apologies, over-sentimental praise, failing to show needs, humiliating or discouraging students, denying opportunities, and not appreciating good work or conduct.
Bernard Shaw suggests Gene Tunney could revise Shaw's play Cashel Byron's Profession before performing it. The note implies Tunney may not write well, hinting at doubts about his drafting ability.
A divorce action stated the wife testified she spanked the husband, and the court granted the divorce. The New Jersey matter involved Gottfried Winter and DivoRcE proceedings, with the case centered on disputed marital conduct and the court’s ruling.
In Pekin, skilled carpenters earn 39.2 months of American money, with nearly three quarters of the total spent on food and rent. Prices have climbed in recent years, wages rose only slightly, and living standards now press hard. Carroll County on June 30, 1926 carried school bonds totaling 233,850 dollars, while state school bond indebtedness reached 51,779,562 dollars.
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