Language teaching debated at Iowa teachers meeting
Dr Charles Young of Iowa State University argued modern education emphasizes reading foreign languages over speaking them. Agnes Samuelson urged stronger teacher organization while Miss Huftalen stressed primary prep and adaptable methods. Other talks covered play in education and the history of American schooling.
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Vanderbilt Davies Tie Two Old American Families
William H. Vanderbilt son of Mrs. Paul Fitz-Simons and the late Alfred Vanderbilt married Emily O Neil Davies at Grace Church New York. The ceremony united two longtime families as relatives and friends attended including Eugene ONeill. Best man was Robert S. Clarke. The match links Vanderbilt wealth and lineage to the Davies line, with ties to Newport and Grace Church society.
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Safe Too Strong for Robbers Hammers
Bandits entered the Metropolitan Life Insurance office in the S. and L. Building last night and knocked off the safe combination knob but could not open it. Night watchman Harry Grigsby was found bound and gagged at 3 a.m. by janitor Gus Tames. robbers, who had worked three years, fled after failing to crack the safe.
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Manila Feels Fourth quake in three days
The Associated Press reports Manila again felt a 10 second earthquake shock at 2 30 this afternoon the fourth in three days. No damage reported. origin believed near Taal volcano on Bombon Lake Batangas Luzon.
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Tri State Medical Association Ends Four Day Convention
United Press Des Moines reports the Tri State Medical association wrapped up its four day convention with a Fort Des Moines hotel banquet. Des Moines hosted distinguished guests as clinics and lectures by leading medical experts highlighted the final session. Senator Albert B. Cummins addressed the gathering, with Dr H M Brown of Milwaukee presiding. Sir Robert Falconer of the University of Toronto spoke on idealism in medicine.
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Migrants selection urged by Owsley at Nebraska gathering
Alvin Owsley former national commander of the American Legion told the Nebraska State Teachers Association that many countries send the worst classes of people as immigrants. He argued no immigrant should enter the United States unless fit for citizenship and noted about 600 foreign language papers have been established since the armistice. He called for an educational campaign to teach newcomers their civic privileges.
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McKinley Backed Frank Lowden for Republican Nominee
Illinois Senator William B McKinley says he supports Frank O Lowden for the Republican presidential nomination while noting President Coolidge is likely to be the party’s chosen standard bearer. He cautions of a possible convention shakeup but predicts a Republican victory.
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Jackie Coogan Sues for Publicity
Attorneys for Jackie Coogan file suit against a film magazine for publishing allegations that the youthful actor has a nervous temperament and health problems from overwork. The action was announced in Los Angeles. Cal. on November 2.
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Pulmotor No Good for Heart Attacks
Des Moines reports frantic fireman efforts to save Mrs. Ida Durham 28 431 Milton Avenue after a heart attack in the business district. Firemen used the pulmotor for nearly two hours but she did not survive.
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Delivery notice for timely Courier service
The notice asks readers that Courier be delivered before 5 30. If missed due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 and copy will be resent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Separatists Seize Aix La Chapelle Hall in Riots
In Aix la Chapelle separatists seized the town hall and government buildings as clashes with police and Communist guards continued. Reports state heavy casualties in counterattacks by police and militants amid a broader German political crisis.
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Sympathy Strike in San Quentin Penitentiary Ends
In San Quentin California November 2 a sympathy strike by 45 prisoners confined in solitary ends as J B Childs jailed for criminal syndicalism signals readiness to return to the jute mill work. Prisoners had been fed bread and water during the protest and followed Childs’ actions.
Spirit Sails to Seek Grave of Lost Forelle Crew
The American Girl schooner sails from Renton Harbor directed by Milwaukee spiritualist Robert P. Roberts to locate the grave of the Forelle, lost Sept 20 in a lake storm near Milwaukee. Crew member Carl Meyer and others hope the search reveals the wreck between Milwaukee and Kenosha.
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Blackhander BombWrecks Store in West Taylor Street
A black powder bomb shattered the Geovanni Cimino store in Chicago on Nov 2 waking guests in loop hotels and residents on West Taylor Street. Cimino his wife and four children escaped unharmed while Charles Canas and spouse were also thrown from bed. Cimino received four threatening black hand letters soliciting $4000.
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Well Known Mason Dies in Des Moines at 79
Des Moines mourns Ashel Ww. Yale a longtime Mason resident who died at his home aged 79 after moving to the city in 1890. Survived by his widow two sons and five daughters funeral services will be Saturday morning conducted by Adelphie lodge of the Masons.
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Smallest County Baby Born Weighs 2 1 2 Pounds
A 2 12 pound baby girl, born to Mr and Mrs Edward Rosecrans of Odell, Beatrice Nebraska reports the infant in good health. County records note she is the smallest child ever born in the area. The surrounding ad mentions El Verso quality cigars from Theli San Felice.
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Football Service Deluxe Delivers Iowa Michigan Coverage Tomorrow
The Courier promises detailed play by play of the Iowa vs Michigan game at Iowa City. The football board will publish game drills, quarter bulletins from major stadiums, and live coverage including the Zev versus My Own horse race updates. The Iowa Michigan line begins at 2 p.m. and the paper invites readers to gather at the building for full service.
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Stokes Divorce Trial Features Calm Testimony by Mrs Stokes
New York today Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes testified in her divorce case against Wallace Stokes. She described an unhappy marriage and resisted attempts to pin down precise dates amid a long history of alleged relations. The cross examination by attorney Max Steuer proved contentious but she remained poised, noting she would testify to her recollection alone.
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Fort Dodge Wamara Leads at Teachers Meet
Des Moines reports two leading candidates for the presidency of the Iowa State Teachers Association for 1924. Ta. Denelson and Anna Johnson, with Maev Campbell and Lynn noted in backing groups. Election set for today amid factional support and independent backing.
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Kemal Pasha Elected President After Army Victory
Mustapha Kemal Pasha, hailed as commander of Turkish forces and architect of the republic, has been elected president for a four year term. He appointed Ismet Pasha, his ally in war and politics, as premier.
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Wilson to Deliver Armistice Address From Home
Former President Woodrow Wilson will speak November 10 seated in his library chair. The address titled The Significance of the Armistice will discuss America’s wartime role and postwar reconstruction, broadcast from Washington via a wired radio chain to New York and beyond.
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Texan Lashes For Kidnapping State Fair Woman
Reported in November 2 dispatch from Texas an incident at Westbrook residence ends with a man and another captive assaulted and taken by masked men to a car. Police note Johnson’s status uncertain while Westbrook faces other accusations from fairground events.
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Iowa Hog Contract Criticism Sparks Hotel Lobby Turmoil
Aaron Sapiro clashes with Iowa Farm Bureau and extension staff in Des Moines as he claims Iowa lacks a viable cooperative marketing law. A crowd of teachers and officials gathers in a downtown hotel lobby before the clerk disperses them.
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