Education push and challenges loom for 1900s America
Washington reports America's biggest public enterprise education expands this school year. More than 30 million youths enroll from elementary to college levels, with high school numbers rising from 506,000 in 1900 to about 3.5 million. Costs average 65 dollars per child. Four problems—Americanization, rural education, open tonsil education, and child health—shape plans, plus a push for school hygiene and critical thinking. Brazil halts plans to open a new tourist camp at Oak Park. Lost items include three one dollar bills and a five dollar check from Loogootee First National Bank, plus eyeglasses.
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Bureau of Education
National Education Association
Bureau of ‘Education
Interior Department
É City Educational Co
Opea Tonsl
Teadhing
Joes Education Associations
First National
Eastside Park
Robert S. Miles
Maxwell
Nue
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Washington
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Jury to be picked in McNamara case today
Indianapolis Sept. 15 A jury was expected to be completed today in Marion county criminal court for the trial of John J. McNamara leader of the Structural Workers Union charged with blackmail. Six jurors had been accepted earlier, with others pending final acceptance.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Criminal Court
John J. McNamara
Notice of estate adminship and public highway bids
The notice states Flavian A. Grannan appointed administrator with Will annexed of the estate of W. Grannan, Indiana. It also announces letting of public highway improvements in Daviess County Indiana with sealed bids due, details plans, estimates of 8885 dollars, and hearing on September 28, 1925.
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Court of Daviess Senaty
State of Indiana
Tie Co
Court House
Kington
Davies
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
County of
Viess
Old State
Harstine
Ana
Board of Commission
Dis
Goung of
Daviess
William Thias
Terefor
Chag
Indianh
Kita
Lew W. B. Reee
Stanfield undecided about standing trial in Oregon
Holker Ore September 15. Attorneys for Senator Stanfield indicate he has not decided whether he will return to stand trial on charges of ce ue or forfeit his bond. The outcome hinges on his appearance and the legal action ahead.
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Holker
Ore
Nator Stanfield
Daily Market Report Mixed on Stocks and Livestock
Market notes show steady to higher cattle prices with steers around 950 to 1 411.96 and hogs priced near 16. Hogs and choice beef steady with select prices around 15.50. Sheep and lamb values softer with ewes near 6 to 6.50 and lambs around 15.00. Poultry and grain items appear in scattered figures amid general trade activity.
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Heife
Yeateks
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