World War I
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In memory of Gold Star World War Heroes Old Gold 0:0, p.178 |
6/1/1927 | Photo of a bronze tablet in memory of ISTC students who died in World War I; photo | |
52 |
Post war neurosis? College Eye 18:39, p.4 |
4/20/1927 | Gives information about a winning essay written on post-war neurosis. | |
53 |
Post-War neurosis subject of essays College Eye 18:37, p.1 |
4/6/1927 | New York Evening Post sponsoring essay contest. | |
54 |
Pre-war stuff College Eye 18:10, p.4 |
9/15/1926 | States that even though the U. S. A. went to war with Germany, the German language is something that should be admired. | |
55 |
T. C. Vets Old Gold 0:0, p.243 |
6/1/1925 | Office roll; purpose; photo. | |
56 |
Large audience at Armistice Day program; vets of the World War, Profs. Robinson and Berry, deliver addresses College Eye 16:12, p.1 |
11/19/1924 | Auditorium filled to overflowing for Armistice Day ceremony. | |
57 |
Armistice Day anniversary Punke--Edward G. (Social Science Faculty) College Eye 16:11, p.4 |
11/11/1924 | Present generation given the task of abolishing war. | |
58 |
The Flag of Fire Gibson--Blanche P. College Eye 16:11, p.1 |
11/11/1924 | Poem dedicated to World War I veterans; photo. | |
59 |
Pres. Seerley speaks in freshmen assembly College Eye 16:5, p.7 |
10/1/1924 | Speaks on life of General George Pershing. | |
60 |
Veterans of the world war reorganize College Eye 15:24, p.3 |
2/27/1924 | Veterans from I. S. T. C. met. | |
61 |
What good did the war do College Eye 14:54, p.3 |
8/3/1923 | Movie will question outcome of World War I. | |
62 |
International debts an obstacle to world peace College Eye 14:53, p.2 |
7/27/1923 | Summary of chapel address given by Merle R. Thompson. | |
63 |
As Miss Smalling saw the debate at Dubuque Smalling--Dorothy May (Class of 1925) College Eye 14:40, p.2 |
4/11/1923 | Describes experience at negative side of debate in Dubuque. | |
64 |
The debate as I saw it; Teachers College vs. Dubuque University Campbell--Lee H. (Class of 1924) College Eye 14:40, p.1 |
4/11/1923 | Lee Campbell gives lengthy account of the debate. | |
65 |
Men's debate Friday College Eye 14:28, p.2 |
4/4/1923 | Will debate Dubuque University on war debt. | |
66 |
German comment on present condition College Eye 14:34, p.1 |
2/28/1923 | Complains about terms of Versailles Treaty. | |
67 |
President of the First National Bank in professor's chair College Eye 14:31, p.1 |
1/31/1923 | Mr. Miller of the First National Bank talked about German reparations. | |
68 |
We must not worry because Germany is bankrupt College Eye 14:28, p.4 |
1/10/1923 | Criticizes statement made by British Parliament member J. R. Remer concerning conditions in Germany. | |
69 |
Allied debt subject for women's varsity debate College Eye 14:27, p.1 |
12/19/1922 | Will debate Morningside and Des Moines College. | |
70 |
A series of photographs College Eye 14:25, p.4 |
12/6/1922 | Series of photos on Mahaska County World War I conservation efforts now on display in Library. | |
71 |
Comments on Sir Basil Thomson's lecture College Eye 14:24, p.2 |
11/29/1922 | Review of Sir Basil Thomson's lecture on his experiences in World War I. | |
72 |
Literary; a lost opportunity College Eye 14:21, p.5 |
11/8/1922 | Discusses experience in American Expeditionary Force. | |
73 |
Field artillery at sea (concluded) College Eye 14:19, p.3 |
10/25/1922 | Relates experience on the transport Traz Os Montes during World War I. | |
74 |
Field artillery at sea College Eye 14:18, p.7 |
10/18/1922 | Relates experience on the transport Traz Os Montes during World War I. | |
75 |
In retrospect College Eye 14:18, p.7 |
10/18/1922 | Believes the writing of personal experiences during World War I is vital to American history. | |
76 |
President Harding College Eye 14:15, p.5 |
9/27/1922 | Questions veto of soldiers' bonus. | |
77 |
Letter from T. C. alumna Bozarth--Maude (Classes of 1897 and 1899) College Eye 14:14, p.1 |
9/20/1922 | Continued account of Red Cross work in Europe. | |
78 |
Letter from T.C. alumna; with the American Red Cross in Czechoslovakia Bozarth--Maude (Classes of 1897 and 1899) College Eye 14:13, p.1 |
9/13/1922 | A look at postwar work in Czechoslovakia. | |
79 |
T. C. ex-service men Old Gold 0:0, p.161 |
6/1/1922 | Officers, members; photo. | |
80 |
Mrs. Angeline Ferguson Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.4 |
4/1/1922 | Mrs. Angeline Ferguson serves as principal of the Las Virgenses School in Calabasas, California after serving as a principal in Lantry, South Dakota during the war. | |
81 |
Greatest time in the world Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS andISTC) College Eye 13:14, p.1 |
11/30/1921 | Text of President Seerley's Commencement address. | |
82 |
Andersen makes impassioned plea College Eye 13:12, p.1 |
11/16/1921 | Text of Armistice Day speech by Hans Andersen. | |
83 |
Armistice Day services were feature Friday; vets plan and carry out chapel exercises; Andersen main speaker; ex-service men took seats on platform College Eye 13:12, p.1 |
11/16/1921 | Armistice Day program; honor eight ISTC men who died in war. | |
84 |
President Paul Voelker Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.5 |
10/1/1921 | Paul Voelker, president of Olivet College, Michigan, reports that the school is prospering after its suspension for the Great War. | |
85 |
Summoned special assembly to hear Armenian woman; she made an impressive plea for the starving Armenians College Eye 13:5, p.1 |
9/28/1921 | Lady Anne Azgapetian spoke. | |
86 |
Where sentiment outweighs good judgments College Eye 12:24, p.5 |
3/2/1921 | German language study is being taken out of some schools because of bitter feelings over World War I. | |
87 |
Editorially speaking; "Because of the war" College Eye 12:22, p.4 |
2/16/1921 | Concerned about failing economy due to the war. | |
88 |
Editorially speaking; the soldiers' bonus College Eye 12:21, p.4 |
2/9/1921 | Wants Congress to give soldiers their bonuses. | |
89 |
Danish film shown at the college College Eye 12:20, p.7 |
2/2/1921 | Students appreciated the accurate view presented of Denmark. | |
90 |
Henry Immerzeel College Eye 12:17, p.7 |
1/12/1921 | Henry Immerzeel tells humorous story about his war service. | |
91 |
War veterans organize College Eye 12:12, p.5 |
11/17/1920 | Decided not to make their own chapter of the American Legion; hope that all veterans will join. | |
92 |
Editorially speaking; November 11 should be legal holiday College Eye 12:11, p.4 |
11/11/1920 | Should remember the great sacrifices that those in military service made. | |
93 |
Austrians hostile to Germans during war College Eye 12:10, p.3 |
11/3/1920 | Professor Donaldson tells of journeys through post-war Europe. | |
94 |
Men's Faculty Club Alumni News Letter 4:4, p.4 |
10/1/1920 | Mac H. Donaldson gave talk on war experience at luncheon. | |
95 |
Van Houten goes to good position College Eye 12:4, p.6 |
9/22/1920 | Rural Education Professor L. H. Van Houten is elected head of University of Wyoming's Rural Education Department. | |
96 |
Editorially speaking; lest we forget College Eye 12:1, p.4 |
5/26/1920 | Reminds students that Memorial Day is approaching; remember those who died in World War I. | |
97 |
Hackley first contributor to war fund College Eye 11:30, p.1 |
4/28/1920 | Guy W. Hackley was the first to send donation to America's Gift to France Fund for Marne Statue. | |
98 |
Faculty Club Alumni News Letter 4:2, p.2 |
4/1/1920 | Professors gave account of experiences as educators in army at monthly meeting. | |
99 |
Hackley recuperates from injuries College Eye 11:26, p.8 |
3/31/1920 | Guy Hackley is still recovering from injuries sustained in France during the war. | |
100 |
World renowned pianist coming; Joseph Lhevinne here April 1st College Eye 11:23, p.1 |
3/10/1920 | His original tour was cancelled due to the outbreak of World War I. |
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