State v. Bartels
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Bremer District Court. — M. F. EdwaRds, Judge. The defendant was convicted of a violation of Chapter 198 of the Acts of the Thirty-eighth General Assembly, which prohibits the use of any language other than English, in teaching secular subjects in the public or private schools of this state. Prom such conviction and sentence thereon, this appeal is prosecuted. The opinion states the facts. —
1Opinion of the Court
Faville, J/
1' school SDis-D iSSuction to18' German. An information filed with a justice of the peace charged that the defendant, on or about November 10, 1919, “did use a language other than English, to wit, the German language, as a medium of instruction in the teaching of a secular subject, to wit, reading, to Selma Steege, Cordelia Griese, and Lawrence Phipo, the said persons then and there being scholars in a private school in the aforesaid township, county and state, and receiving said instruction below the eighth grade in said school from said defendant, who was then and there a teacher…
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