Judge Sanner Clarifies Bank Warrants For School Expenses
Judge Sydney Sanner issues a letter to Mrs. Julia Rodgers of the school board detailing bank and county treasurer roles in cashing warrants. He explains the Metals Bank and Trust offered to cash current expense warrants up to 75,000 but rejected election expenses, and outlines a liberal interpretation allowing substitutes for ninth month expenses up to 5,000. The note addresses protecting school property and funding through June 30, 1922.
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Committee of 15
Sydney Sanner
Girl Uses Knife on Assailant in Chicago Incident
Miss Jean Dare, 20, staggered into a Chicago police station with a bloody face after two men dragged her into a shed. An expert knife thrower and jiu jitsu exponent from a Texas ranch, she says she stabbed one assailant with a big knife before escaping.
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Jean Dare
Chicago
el Paso
Texas
Earl of Kinnoul aboard liner to South Africa
The 20 year old Earl of Kinnoul leaves on the Edinburgh Castle to South Africa with his aunt Miss Bacon after arranging a hasty marriage to a widow several years his senior.
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Earl of Kinnoul
Miss Bacon
Edinburgh Castle
South Africa
Lecture Tonight on Soul Development by Mrs Richardson
Mrs Richardson of Seattle will lecture in the Theosophical room at the Leonard hotel this evening on Soul Development. She is in Butte working for the Bahai movement.
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Richardson
Seattle
Leonard Hotel
Butte
Inquest into Yeaman's Death Sheds Light on Blast
Coroner's jury finds Eugene L. Yeaman died from injuries after a blast at the Black Rock mine on June 6. Witness Lloyd J. Yeaman and superintendent Angus McLeod testify the explosion likely resulted from a running fuse while workers were spitting holes on the 2600 level near 4:15 PM.
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Eugene L. Yeaman
Black Rock
James F. Carey
Lloyd J. Yeaman
Angus McLeod
Missouri’s oldest teacher uses newspapers as history text
Prof. W. H. Lynch of Southwest Teachers College in Springfield teaches current history with newspapers. He notes students today show the same moral stamina as sixties youth, though temptations are greater. He recalls no women teachers in his early Missouri days and argues men should lead higher grade boys’ schools.
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Springfield
Missouri
W. H. Lynch
Southwest Teachers’ College
Lynch
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Leeds
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