Bill Would Limit Study in Foreign Language Schools
The Hawaii territorial education committee heard Dr. A L Dean of the University of Hawaii advocate teaching Oriental languages to improve U S Japan relations. Two bills were presented to restrict foreign language schools, including a requirement that students finish two grades in American schools before attending, and an annual tax of two dollars per student to fund inspections. opposing counsel for the Japanese language schools argued against the measures.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pacific Coast States
United States
Japan
A. L. Dean
University of Hawaii
Territorial House-Educational Committees
Board of Education
A . F . Dean
Joseph Lightfoot
Territorial
CG. Huber
Lightfoot
Cure for Stomach Ailments Advertised by Wonder Remedy
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach, bowel, and intestinal ailments by removing catarrhal mucus. The ad asserts costly failed treatments, praises the product, and guarantees refund if not satisfied. One dose is said to convince. Available at all druggists.
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Europe
Mayr
Debate Over Alien Schools Language Policy Intensifies
Dr Dean chairs the inter racial committee discussing Japanese alien schools in Hawaii. Lightfoot notes 147 schools with 23 000 pupils and argues bills target regulation not abolition. Judge Huber urges delay while cases in US territorial courts determine rights. Dean says teaching Japanese to Americans is the goal and new program could finish school work in six years.
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Shoulhuuus
Huber
Supreme Courts of
United States
Dean
Mit
Omaha lumberman dies after illness in pneumonia
Arthur P. Guiou, prominent Omaha lumber dealer and former king beer Ak-Sar-Ben, died today after four months illness with pneumonia.
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Omaha
Neb
Arthur P. Guiou
Nebraska
BR Aires
Damage suit against railroad company seen
Mrs. Marie Fredericksen of Dike seeks appointment as administratrix of Myrtle Fredericksen estate after Myrtle and the Carpenter couple and a younger Fredericksen brother died in a January collision with a Rock Island passenger train west of the Black Hawk bridge. A damages suit against the railroad company and the Carpenter estate is anticipated.
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Marie Fredericksen
Dike
Myrtle Frederickson
Mra. T. B. Carpenter
Black Hawk Bridge
Miss Frederick
Traffic Dangers Near Davis Corner Construction
Traffic and pedestrians are banned on Fourth and Comercial streets adjacent to the Paul Davis building during construction. Chief P. E. B. Walker ordered removal of a wooden sidewalk after an interurban car showed danger when a big vehicle passed. A high board fence encloses the site to reduce hazards and curb crowds.
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Fourth
Comercial
Paul Davis
Ita
P. E B. Walker
Fourth Street
Tollera
Altego
Tdiera
Walker
Waterloo Christian Endeavor to hear Indiana leader tonight
Christian Endeavorers of Waterloo and Cedar Falls gather at Westminster Presbyterian Church tonight to hear Indiana Christian Endeavor union general secretary Ryan Williams. The event promotes the Des Moines International convention, with music and talks, followed by a banquet honoring Williams in Black's Tearoom.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ryan Williame
Christian Endeavor Union
Indiana
Des Moines
Wilams
Black’s
Cedar Fells
Christian Endeavor Society
Adolph Kaltenbach
One Way Car Traffic on West Snop Street
Motor traffic on two streets will be required to run one way as on the short west snop street car route, enforcing a new traffic pattern in the area. The change aims to reduce congestion and improve flow for vehicles and emergency access.
School Children Elopement Rumor Shakes Traer
Traer Iowa April 13 news of a possible elopement between Kenneth Stavely and Hazel Draper two local school pupils who attended a Monday dance then left at 6 am Tuesday. The girl 15 years old is the daughter of Lon Draper of Buckingham and attended Traer school. the boy is the son of a local resident.
Unclear Youths Records in Marshall County Case
Dispatch reports Charles Stavely and others may attend local schools and shows no marriage license issued by Marshall County clerk. Iowa note mentions big tobacco crop. B. Carter from the county shipped 16,000 pounds to Wisconsin markets this week, a record for the area.
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Charles Stavely
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Iowa
Oelwein
Wisconsin
Fanning Buys Chairs at Cedar Falls for Shipment to Ohig
Cedar Falls April 12 special Two chairs were purchased by Fanning from Dahi Furniture Company. The chairs will be shipped to his wife in Columbus. Fanning noted he had seen similar chairs in a home he visited but could not find any in stock locally.
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Fanning
Cedar Falls
Apri
Dahi Furniture Company
Hero Bedl Fanning
Columbus
Tr Fanning
Dahl
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