Chinese Students Boycott Japanese Goods in Hainan Mission School Drive
Miss Margaret M. Moninger reports on a widespread student boycott of Japanese merchandise in Hainan Island schools. Kiungchow unions organize patrols and divisions to enforce bans, while shops attempt evasion, including a French consul protection gambit. The piece also notes cooperative school activities and a large gathering in Canton for a movement toward a better China.
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Marshalltown
Kacek
Hainan
China
Margaret M. Moninger
W. R. Moninger
Marietta Township
Mias Moninger
American Presbyterian Board
Kiungchow
Kachek
Skinner
Kiungchow Station
Deng-ang City
Pitkin Memorial School
Kungehow City
Albert J. Pitkin
Khengtoa
Singapore
Java
Japan
Kiungchow Union
Hoycott
Hoshow
France
Delegates Hear Views on China Movement and School Boycott
The meeting of delegates principals and teachers focused on schools and the boycott. The author notes neutrality and a hopeful tone for China as long as the better element stays in control. After speeches, attendees posed for photos and were served tea and Chinese cakes.
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Movement For Better China
Kiungehow
Pitkin School
Tappan
Shannon
Government High School
Kimechow Union
China
Marget M. Moninger
Kachek
Hainan
McClurkin Elected Mayor in Morning Sun by 13 Vote Margin
W H McClurkin won Morning Sun mayoral race by 13 votes over incumbent C W Wheeler amid high interest as 175 votes were cast. Council members A M Griffin C W Kurtz Co W Butler L M Coutts and C A Thompson also elected. C F Bommer assessor and J W Smith treasurer ran unopposed.
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Morning Sun
W. H. McClurkin
C. W. Wheeler
A. M. Griffin
C. W. Kurtz
Co. W. Butler
L. M. Coutts
C. A. Thompson
C. F. Bommer
J. W. Smith
Greeley born in Amherst and rose to edit New York Tribune
Horace Greeley, born March 3 1811 in Amherst New Hampshire, came from a poor farmer family and learned at a village school. He apprenticed to a printer at fifteen and founded the New York Tribune becoming the nation’s leading editor from 1850 to 1870. He died in Pleasantville New York in 1872.
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Pebrudry
Hlorace Greeley
Amherst
N. H
Greeley
New York Tribune
United States
Pleasantville
N. Y
Superintendents to Get Better Pay in Iowa Districts
Des Moines reports mark ed increases in superintendent salaries as boards contract for one to three years or longer for the coming school year. Notable figures include M G Clark at Sioux City 7500 and A W Graham of York Neb 3400, with widespread boosts across cities small towns and consolidated districts. Building funds pose a hurdle as bonds often fall short and contractors prefer percentage based bids.
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Des Moines
Rdts
State Departments of Public Instruction
Smalles T
M. G. Clark
Sioux City
L. H. Minkle
Fort Dodge
A. R. Finley
Tama
W. H. Ray
Tipton
W. D. Cocking
Storm Lake
Luther Landstrom
Madrid
S. A. Potts
Muscatine
Professor Op Bradt
Iowa City
L.L. Wright
Manson
George Guthrie
Waukee Consolidated School
Shelby
York
Neb
A. W. Graham
Missouri Valley
Wallace Short Re-elected Sioux City Mayor by Nine
With unofficial precinct returns in Sioux City Wallace M. Short was re-elected mayor yesterday defeating J A Tiedeman by a nine vote majority. Short led the labor ticket.
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Sioux City
Wallace M. Short
J. A. Tiedeman
Short
Labor landslide in Clinton elects Harry W. Cowles mayor
Labor party wins all Clinton city offices except two in a landslide. Harry W. Cowles elected mayor.
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Clinton
Harry Cowles
Labor Party
Harry W. Cowles
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