Annual Teachers Institute closes in south central Idaho
The second annual teachers institute in south central Idaho concluded yesterday after a weeklong session that opened last Monday. Attendees enjoyed ample accommodations and expert lectures from state and out-of-state speakers. Officers elected included Hal G. Blue as executive committeeman, M. Mitchell as president, and D. Shadwick as treasurer, with new terms for several members of the executive committee.
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Idaho
Sessio
Sierca
State Teachers’ .Association
Twin ‘Falls
Mitchell
Twin
Trails
A .W. D. Shadwick
Gooding
Mae Lowe
County
Wolfe
Talla
James L Barnes for County Commissioner Candidate Statement
James L Barnes Democratic candidate for county commissioner. Born in Kansas, Columbia Law School graduate, Washington DB CyB graduate accountant, and county farmer resident since 1904. Pledges to prioritize fair, economical administration if elected.
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James L. Barnes
Genrge Blower
Kansas
Columbia Law School
Washington
Ftive
Ady
Public Schools Financial Aid Proposed by Teachers Group
The South Central Teachers association committee on legislation urged the legislature to provide adequate state funds, proposing $25 per census pupil, higher bonding limits for independent districts, and local option taxes. It calls for a county high school in non accredited areas, county superintendents with $2000 salaries, and recodification of school law, with a permanent legislative commission to push the program.
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South-Central ‘Teachers’ Association
Tweedy
Ripe Schools
Boards of Education
Commission On
Legiislation
South-Central
Teachers’ District
State Teachers’ Association
State Department of Education
Filer High School Football Narrowly Beats Jerome
The Filer high school football team defeated Jerome 18 to 14 on local grounds in a tight, error-prone contest. Filer scored three straight rushing touchdowns despite being outweighed, while Jerome's points came from a solid field march and a 40 yard interception return. The game, hotly contested from start to finish, drew few spectators due to no advertising and late decision to play.
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Filer High ‘School
Jerome
Filer
Lawasche
California Water and Power Plans Outline Huge Expenditures
Fragmentary text discusses California water and hydroelectric projects with estimates of billions in contracts and future power needs. Mentions a commission and governor's advisory reports on funding substantial water and power developments.
California power costs rise after war
The commission warns conservation of water and cheap power are crucial for California as coal is scarce and needs elsewhere. The report notes regulated utilities now sell at prices near pre war levels, while gas and electricity have surged on average 40 percent, far above other commodities.
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California
Commission
Drowned professor found in Mine near Peekskill
Three men in a skiff with torchlight searched the waterlogged Manitou mine near Peekskill for Prof. H. C. Schmidt after he slipped and fell 276 feet down a shaft during a geology class with Hackley School students. Schmidt, 60, German-born, studied at Breslau and Greifswald before coming to the United States thirty years ago.
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Peekskill
Manitou
H. C. Schmidt
Schmidt
Hackley School
Germany
Breslau
Greifswald
United States
Attell to Return for Testimony in Baseball Scandal
Montreal Oct 28 Abe Attell former boxer named in the 1919 baseball scandal will return to the United States voluntarily to testify He said tonight when he is ready he will go back of his own free will and tell all he knows
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Montreal
Abe Attell
United States
League of Nations
League
Wilson
Grandad
William Howard Taft
Wisconsin Bar Association
Mayflower mission to sail for New York on Lorraine
Marshal Foch presided at a dinner honoring General Nivelle and the Mayflower mission delegation from Milwaukee who presented a bronze tablet to the interallied club. The group includes General Nivelle, Lieut. Colin, and Prof. Andre Monod of the University of Paris, and will sail for New York on the Lorraine next Saturday.
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Paris
Marshal Fochnight
Marcel Knecht
Alliance Fracaise
America
General Nivelle
United States
Laurence Fitch
Tts
Milwaukee
Colin
Andre Monod
University of Paris
New York
Lorraine
Harding Pursuing Will o Wisp in New League Effort
Cleveland Oct 28 Senator Warren Harding is pursuing a will o the wisp in a fatal morass if he is serious in forming a new league of nations John W Davis reports on the uncertain push and the political tension surrounding the idea.
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Cleveland
Warren Tarding
Will O
League of Nations
John W. Davis
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Teachers Institute
Ocin~ Alon
Wis
Cutive
H. M. Broadbent
Burley
Elizabeth Shotwell
Twin Falls Schools
Milton D. Snowgrass
Jerome High School
Edna Armour
Gooding County
June Kearney
Jerome County Schools
Ellen Goebel
Twin Falls County
Patton
Association
Slek
Marshal OF
France
Sloan
Cox
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Democratic ‘National Committee
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