Frank Jacobs in Serious Accident at La Porte City
La Porte City Ia December 20 A young man, Frank Jacobs, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Jacobs, escaped a train collision after falling from a horse while returning home from a dance. The horse was killed and the buggy destroyed, Jacobs suffered a broken rib and tibia but is not in serious condition and rests at home under care of Dr Fields. The article then notes local social news and events including visits, school programs, and upcoming wedding announcements.
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la Porte City
Frank Jacobs
Ed. Jacobs
Wunter
Jake
Fieldsas
Ito
Ruth Kirkland
California
Frank Tustisan
Presno
Utah
Otto Schrieber
Clifford Ramback
Valley
R. Firestone
Frank Bahr
Iowa
Rena
T. A. Gillan
Cedar Rapids
Greer McQuilkin
Coe College
Art Chaplin
Jesup
John Shimer
Telephone Trust Sues to Dissolve Under Antitrust Plan
Washington Dec shows American Telephone and Telegraph will dissolve Western Union holdings and reorganize to restore competition. AT&T will not acquire new telephone firms and will submit strategy to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Department of Justice. All U S toll lines will be accessible to other telephone companies.
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Washington, D. C
Dee. “C
McReynolds
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
The
Telephone Trust
Western Union Telegraph Company
Department of Justice
oM-cials
Wilson
Trust-Buster
G. C. Todd
Combine
Burleson
Lnfol. Ito
Mtwypetaa
American Telephone and Teleleraph Company
Besn
Interstate Commerce Comission
Wsgie Ot
Sixteen Attend First Class at State Trades School
Sixteen industrial workers attended the first class meeting at East High building last evening. Prof. O U Johnson led elementary arithmetic instruction focusing on fractions and their relation to numbers. The next meeting is Friday January 2 when the regular schedule will be announced. Johnson aims to start shop drawing and Bas engine construction classes soon and enrollment is rising toward a hoped total of forty students.
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Industrial Workers
State Trades School
East High Building
O. U. Johnson
Johnson
Enrollment drive boosts final term signups after holidays
The report notes strong interest and predicts more enrollments after the holiday season. A follow up enrollment meeting is set for Tuesday to give unregistered participants another chance. Pre-registered students and late registrants receive individualized instruction and continuous enrollment support.
Community Programs Bring Holiday Spirit in Orange and No 2
Superintendent Myers attended a district Christmas program at No 1 Orange with pupils from that district and No 8 Gamght. Miss Smith and Blougt directed items as evergreen decorations and a Christmas belle adorned the hall. Speakers included Miss Myers Rev W C Tannreuther Mrs Yaonreuther Mr Schmucker and Mr Saylor. Mrs Father Bucklin’s pupils in No 2 Orange performed a Christmas program with music and recitations. Mrs C A Blackman of Chicago visits at L C Akin’s South Street home.
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Coenty Papels
Myers Yeuferday
Orange
Misses Smith
Blougt
Mise Myers
W. C. Tannreuther
Yaonreuther
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