New Jersey leads in students sent to other states
A study by Dr Robert L Kelly for the Council of Church Boards of Education shows New Jersey tops the nation in the share of college students sent out of state for education while New Hampshire leads in students received from elsewhere. Ohio and Pennsylvania have the most colleges, and California keeps most students at home. Massachusetts has most students drawn from outside its borders.
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Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Robert L. Kelly
Council of Church Boards of Education
United States
Asostiation of American Universites
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
The
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of
Southern States
University of California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kelly
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Delaware
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Okla
California
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Whic
Wife and Son Held for Farmer's Murder in Well
Mary McCormick and her 1 year old son Sheridan were jailed in Barry county awaiting preliminary hearings on first degree murder charges. Indictments came after a grand jury probed the death of farmer John McCormick whose body was found in an abandoned well near Monett after his home burned and he vanished in October.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mary McCormick
John McCormick
Monett
Sheridan
Barry County
McCoermick
McCormick
Cariess
Mo~ Nett
Funeral notices and court notes from local paper
Funeral services for Mrs Maria Bidwell will be tomorrow at 9 am at home 52 Burberry Street Rev BE J Lockwood officiating remains to be taken to Fairbank for burial in family plot Interment for S Kelly tomorrow at 1 pm at Kistner's chapel Rev NS Metfessel burial at Broyner cemetery Police court notes driving left of street car fined 10 dollars for traffic violation Crippen family cited for school-law violations case continued New head Pension Dept DG Syagon of Maryland appointed commissioner of pensions deputy commissioner Frederick A Rouse of California Advertising is always NEWS
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Marla Bidwell
Maria Well
Burberry Street
BE. J Lockwood
Fairbank
Louise. W
S. Kelly
Kistner’s Chapel
Nick
Sujentic
J. J. Crippen
California Street
O. B. Courtright
Grace Messer
NEW Head Pension Dept
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
DG Syiagon
Maryland
Wilson
Frederick A. Rouse
California
Becker Chapter O E S to Be Constituted November 17
Becker chapter of the Order of Eastern Star of Iowa will be formally constituted Wednesday afternoon November 17. Mrs Maude Kizer Cedar Rapids pas and matron will act as constituting officer and present the charter. The chapter named for the late C BD isecker, active Mason, was formed in June 1920 with around 90 names on the roll. Election of officers at 2 30 p m will precede the constitutions. A supper will be served at 8 o clock. The program includes installation of officers at 7 30 followed by a social hour.
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Becker
Maude Kizer
Cedar Rapids
Pas
Rand
Order of Eastern Star of Iowa
C. BD. Isecker
Vienne
Town Girls Defeat Nebraska Farmers Communist Scheme
Lincoln Nebraska report on William T Croft a 62 year old Socialist who tried a communal farm system on 1200 acres in Gray county Nebraska. The plan funded by a family common fund paid college costs for five sons while land and livestock were jointly owned. Wives of married sons opposed the system preferring private ownership leading to the breakup and sale of the property with Croft remaining committed to socialism and hopeful lessons about generational education.
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Lincoln
Neb
William T. Croft
Gray County
Nebraska
Roft
Song
Croft
Clay County
Oscar
Kansas
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
York College
Detroit
Eac
Mr. Croft
Father Croft
Mr. J .Croft
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Groft
Om Young
Faginon! Still Found in London
Auswerk London reports on a Thames police court case and Old Bailey sentence exposing a network that used youths to steal. A warehouse caretaker and a notorious female thief helper were sentenced, with distressing testimonies from a teenage heist suspect and from shopkeepers victimized by the ring.
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Auswerk
London
Dickens
Thames
Old Bailey
Marylebone Police Court
Oldeer
Sweet Seventeen by Rita Sullivan
Peggy schemes to meet Dick at the station on April Fool's Day while her brother suspects mischief. A mistaken greeting at the door reveals Dick with another girl, but a later confession and an ink substitution reveal the truth restoring happiness for Peggy and Dick.
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Peggy
Raymond
Dirk
Hay Hardy
Weill
Pegeyt
Mother Theai
Dick Gown
Stantion
Jane
Bis
Artiv
Boir
Peg
Pegey
Vera
Pegry
Nick
The Plagiarists By Ellen M Moorw
A college essay contest reveals rivalry among four seniors Lucy and Claire contend for a thousand dollar prize. Claire’s triumph is shaded by a discovered deception as Lucy’s uncle nears death and Lucy reveals a hidden letter and check in a moment of truth amid emotional tension.
Shell Perils Widow on Spot Where Husband Was Shot
Mrs. Muntre Donohue editor of Colieato Enterprise narrowly escaped a shell blast near Landres where her soldier husband fell two years earlier. She recalled finding his grave at the American cemetery Roming and said she will not bring his body home, praising French gratitude toward Americans amid ruined villages.
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Cokato
Minn
Tittle, Freseh
Landres
Fifth Marines
Muntre
A. Donohue
Colieato Enterprise
Rom Fing
Donohue
Husand
America
Thos Gions
Zey
Alden family home preserved in New England heritage
A detailed account describes the Alden house in Junhury Shqus preserved by the Alden Kindred of America. It outlines careful restoration to maintain original materials and 18th century appearance, including matching wallpaper, period furnishings, and a single modern feature. John Alden and Priscilla’s lineage is highlighted as the sole colonial settlers to cross the Atlantic and found Alden lineages in America.
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Bustun
Alden House
Junhury
America
Bylgostur
Tranea
Aidvas
Jol
Priscila
Dinmouth Coatte
Duxbury
Bestay
Bern
John
Alden
St. Louis
Boston
cAmeria
Homer
Yepale
Tynes
Fire House
Niles
Jean
C. L. Alten
Alten Unuse
Iaus
Joan
John Alden
Sumining
Lnes
Priscilla
Atlantic
Aamertea
Tolstoy’s Nephew Expounds Unusual Doctrine in Seattle
Baron Eugene Fersen, nephew of Count Tolstoy, arrives in Seattle with his wife Baroness Medem Ferber to promote a universal laws philosophy. He claims healing, prophecy, and a fourth dimension. He says wealth and health come from understanding natural laws and adjusting oneself and society. He cites personal precaution against Bolshevik risk and predicts Russia’s eventual recovery. The couple travels amid public interest and skepticism.
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Seattle
Wash
Baron Eugene Fersen
Leo Tolstoy
Haroness
Medem Ferber
Baron Fergen
Teuxindin
Baron Fersen
Povill
David
Russia
Red Cross
Baroness Ferren
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