Defense at Bat in Cedar Falls School Case
In Cedar Falls a school board case features the student teacher plan praised by witnesses including Migg Urace Raitt and Miss Grace Rait. They describe increased pupil progress, smaller classes, and more individual attention under the Iowa State Teachers College program with shared salaries and supervision, while county superintendent Moeller discusses provisional certificates and school staffing.
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H. B. Boles
Migg Urace Raitt
Tawa State Teachers’ College
Eula- Ma Turner
Miner
Agnes Rice
Jefferson
Bertha Stiles
Humbert
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Moeller
H. A. Seerley
Cedar Falls Schol Board
State Board of Educational Examiners
Ruby Barker
W. H. Marner
A. B. Lovejoy
B. F. Swisher
Lovejoy
Swisher
Mr. Lovejoy
Mr. Swisher
Board of Education
Miss Rice
Miss Balt
Sedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Boaule
Hast Cedar Falls
Curelgnere
Runaways Found After Long Trip
Wanda Albert aged 14 and Wesley Taylor aged 7 ran away from their grandfather's home near Bristow Iowa Saturday driving a 4 year old brown horse and buggy. A search extended to Waterloo with no trace by midnight. They were later found two miles north of Kara Grundy Center with the girl claiming to be the boy's mother. They were taken home by the Butler county sheriff. the horse was injured and cared for on the farm.
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Mason City
Bristow
Wanda Albart
Wesley Taylor
Issac Albert
Wanda Albert
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Kara
Butler County
Unrest in Germany Suppressed Under Military Rule
London dispatches describe widespread discontent among German workers amid censorship and repression. Independent Socialists gain sympathy while German leaders face scrutiny at Brest Litovsk talks. Saxony's lower house rebukes the king over a safety peace stance as mass sentiment shifts. Nearby notices report a Dewar oyster supper and the death of Mormon Apostle Hyrum F. Smith.
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Holland
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von Hoertling
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Father- Ignd
Tyd
Brest Litovsk
Wilson
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Russia
Saxony
Fatherland Party
Socialista
Chamber
Fraesdorf
Suffrage Leader Carrie Chapman Catt May Enter Politics
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, famed suffrage leader, may run for office in New York, a notion aired at a Waterloo Equal Suffrage Association tea hosted by about 75 women. Mrs. H B Lichty and Mrs. F W Powers assisted. Jones, Iowa association secretary, spoke on convention significance and praised Jennette Rankin.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Eile McCollum Jones
Waterloo Equal Suffrage Association
H. B. Kichty
F. W. Powers
Mies. K. A. Folk
L. E B. Fowler
Henry Grout
Shanewico
Jones
Iowa Association
Washington
Jennatte Rankin
H. B. Lichty
Emall
Among the Churches Sacred Heart activities update
Sacred Heart Ladies of the Sacred Heart met to plan the year. Rev D J Lenihan spoke and the group voted to split into three Circles due to growth. Mrs J Y Wiordan elected president. leaders to be chosen for the obeles. Christ Episcopal Woman's auxiliary to meet at the factory for morrow. Rev Hutcher to speak. First MM Deborah workshop sewed for Social Welfare league. meetings set for Fridays. Walnut Street Baptist Land a Hand guild met for plenic supper and revival services. Liberal Christian Ladies' Social union met at Mrs Victor Long's home with Mrs Rose R Reava. Effie McCollum Jones attended.
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Sacred Heart— Ladies of the Sacred Heart
D. J. Lenihan
Emmesice Christ
Mr. Hutcher
Cedar Walls Presbyterian Church
Japan
Walnut Street
Christian—Ladies’ Social Union
Mra
Victor Long
Rose R. Reava
Long
Yeaterday
Effie McCollum Jones
Pranent
Community club activities and engagements in Waterloo
Stitch and Chatter and Coterie clubs met with hostesses and guests as Waterloo groups held sewing drives, social events, and a box sociable. An Eastern Star spelling bee, a conservation dinner engagement announcement, and a couple’s marriage were noted along with upcoming literary, choir, and hospital auxiliary meetings.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Fred Matthes
Red Cross
G. Kendall
Clarence Huston
Catherine Cunningham
Eastern Star Party
Waterloo
Order of the Hastern Star
Matt Parrott
F. M. Shores
Lamson
Berthe
Clouse
Milo H. Baldwin
Water Joo
Bernice Pilson
Mary Therese Garamont
Arlene McDonnell
Misa Garamont
Burns Anniversary Observance at Wirwt Presbyterian Church
Caledonia Kochsty to observe Robert Burns anniversary tomorrow at Wirwt Presbyterian Church. Supper at 6:15 p m followed by program in church auditorium at 7:46 with readings by Mrs W Hower and songs like The Champsbells Are Coming. Music, violin solo, Annie Laurie, Highland fling, and Burns tribute by Wy 1k Law.
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Fatty Ater
Scotlwmuch
Rose Hetehird Markhall
Mra
Oval Mia
Burney Wll
Annie Laurie
Minho Boysen
Fifa
Oliver Stovanaog
Law Will Spank
Robert Burns
Samuel Whonipaon
Navy Recruiting Quota Processed Amid Staffing Shortfall
Des Mother centralizes quota submission to Navy Recruiting HQ as Waterson dispatches regular thrash quota. Names such as Lester Paynes Stuart Clifford Fi laly Cedar Malle and Henry L Weatherall appear in apprentice analysis with third class ven rium. Ro Hansen reports seven applicants awaiting processing though station currently shows three per week.
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Waterson
Navy
Des Mother
Lester Paynes
Stuart
Clifford Filaly
Cedar Malle
Spanien
Henry L. Wetherall
Charles City
Ro Hansen
Congressman Improve After Illness Report
Jan 24 report notes further improvement in the condition of former Congressman F. M. Holdy of Bank Center Minnesota, who remains hospitalized after a severe illness. Den Motes reports a cautious sense of progress at Johns Hospital.
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Vongressman
den Motes
Bomdidhan
FF. M. Holdy
Bank Center
Mlon
Poo
America Offers Big Loan to Ireland
London dispatch reports Washington prepared to loan Ireland 20,000,000 pounds to push home rule, with American capitalists ready to invest if the issue is settled. The Dublin Times and Times correspondents note the story enhances chances for settlement and weakens Sinn Fein fervor. Dublin reports on the Irish convention remain hopeful.
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Dublin
Washington
United States
Ireland
Times
Sinn Fein
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