Board 10 takе up school deficit
April 1S at the Coupon Corner chamber the Board of Apportionment discusses a 45,000 deficit. The board delayed salaries due to lack of appropriation, forcing teachers to be paid from last year’s funds. Superintendent Slowson notes prior similar issues and county boards acted to cover salaries to keep schools open. Grand Army officials and department officers prepare for Thursday meetings.
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Menting
Board of
Apportionment
Zternoan
Atep
Apperdonmient Dows Nak
Wygddie
Grageport
Ravens
A. Slawson
Rochester
Slowgon
Board of Education
Armenian Vets in Capital for Ceremonies
Armenian war veterans from nearby cities arrived in Washington for a ceremonial program honoring memory of President Wilson. Contingents from New England and New York were expected to join for a memorial observance with a reception for officials.
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Ati Tha-Armahosa
Sofia
Wilson
Republic of
Armenia
Enag
Great Britain and France in accord on settlement aims
Premier Millar told the chamber that Britain and France are in accord after notes from Paris and London on the German occupation zone. He said both powers see the need for intimate cordial agreement to resolve grave questions with Germany and related matters in the postwar era. The remark about Bergham drew enthusiastic applause from deputies.
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France
Germany
Millarand
Chamber of Deputies
Néulel
Gove
The
Prairies
Bergham
Wrancé
FIND YOURSELF DRIVE 10 CLOSE
Bridgeport area set to host interviews for youths tonight in a bid to explore post school paths. Nearly 40 business and professional men will interview boys across more than four occupations, from cartooning to mechanical trades, in the Y M C A dorms. Harry T. Baker will present exhibits to entertain waiting interviewees as the push aims to complete roughly 65 talks per half hour by 9:30 p.m.
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Busine
Harry T. Baker
International Hove
Hove
Two Americans in Turkey Reported in Peril
A New York report cites Apet Magn Rel of Crafton Pa and a Wisconsin native connected to American aid groups as among Americans said to be in danger in eastern Asia Minor amid Armenian massacres. Details are fragmentary but indicate travel from Adana toward Maras around March 30.
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Crafton Pa
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Dames
Limi
Wisconsin
Snisdiocary
Asia
Slinor
Haya Socurra
Roll
Tyman
Adana
Maras
Wecordine Tan
Matt Heelyd
Postal Terminology and Clerkship Inquiry
Fragmentary report notes a postmaster or postal clerk question on assignments and dates. Mentions a potential exam or registry related to mail duties with named individuals including Walter Guntth and a Customs office. Details are unclear and partially obstructed by OCR errors.
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Fey Walter Guntth
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