Finances of School Board OKd After Audit Report
The New York CPA firm Cavanagh and Ifla reviewed the Board of Education funds at Mayor Wilson’s request. No misappropriation found. criticism centered on disorganized methods and voucher discrepancies. Wynkoop defended controls and presented explanations for timing and payroll irregularities affecting 1910–1920 expenditures.
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Wilson Explains Treaty Stand in Chicago Letter
Washington report details Wilson responding to reservations about the covenant. He argues that strong reservations could nullify the treaty and vows to do his utmost to secure the core article. The president cites soldiers who fought gallantly and emphasizes avoiding weak compromises that imperil the covenant.
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Teachers 15 Percent Pay Increase Favored by Board
City boards vote to raise annual salaries for 218 teachers under 7600 a year by 250 to 300 dollars, and 17 teachers by over 500 dollars. Higher paid staff and principals oppose uniform 200 or 400 dollar raises, citing unequal impact and cost of living concerns.
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Milford Crews Battle Stalled Trolleys Amid Disruption
In Milford workers and commuters faced halted trolleys as service fell behind schedule. Crews tested fittings and prepared replacements while authorities suspended certain lines and launched shuttle services to ease the travel disruption for residents and travelers.
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Unanimous Consent Moves Limit Treaty Debate
In Washington a rushed effort to curb debate on the peace treaty led to swift moves in the Senate. Several amendments were sent to committee as the session wrestled with core provisions, including the broader implications of the Versailles agreement and the President's expected stance.
Anthracite Mine Workers to Present Demands in New York
New York march reports miners will submit wage, hour, and union recognition demands to the anthracite strikers tomorrow. The plan calls for a 60 percent wage increase for contract miners, a two dollar daily raise, a six hour day and five day week, full union recognition, and all costs to be borne by owners where feasible, with the new terms to take effect after the current four year contract ends March 31.
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Withdrawals From School Fund Create City Budget Shuffle
The school board voted to transfer part of the education fund to the city auditor for use on other work during the year. An art appropriation for Fahahi, 857.84, was granted for regular teachers’ salaries, then withdrawn by the apportionment board. The money will be credited to the city auditor for city work while the board’s apportionment reform was debated. Attorney warns that anti-prohibition amendments were misinterpreted by Congress. Rhode Island session discusses constitutional questions and state rights in federal amendment matters.
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Naval bases plan circulação and funding debate
Washington hearing reveals push for at least 200000 trained naval reservists and $75 million for new bases on the Pacific coast Hawaii and Guam. Secretary requests authority for construction of a new naval yard near San Francisco and related shipbuilding programs while a separate funding path contemplates up to 40 million for submarines and destroyers. Investigation into a separate treasury matter is blocked as Republicans demand swift panel action.
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Trolley Service Improves As City Tracks Are Freed
After yesterday's storm crews cleared tracks and restored service across main routes. Bridgeport Construction workers labored all day to clear streets while passenger rail service improved and trains returned to near normal schedules.
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Stratford
Trains Snowbound Near Concord New York Line Delays Reports
Snowbound trains near Concord New York and fl ooding weather left travelers stranded today as lines northward opened slowly. A route from Montreal to Maine faced six hour waits with limited service until the line regained connection. Weather disruptions caused lengthy holds and sparse schedules along the corridor.
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Cafeteria Granted Access Amid High School Chautauqua Conflicts
The city board approved cafeteria use during the high school Chautauqua despite protests from restaurant owners. The decision allows the cafeteria to operate for visiting attendees. The meeting also covered Josephine Lane and Lydia Goldstein resignations and new appointments at local schools.
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New Haven Road Bonds Hearing In Hartford
March hearing before the public utilities commission on New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad petition to issue 5 938 000 debenture bonds to reimburse the United States government for equipment awarded under a federal contract. Commission expected to approve the petition within days.
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Supreme Court rules stock dividends not income taxable
Washington March 8 The Supreme Court ruled five to four that stock dividends do not constitute income and are not subject to federal income tax under the 1916 law. The decision declares such provisions unconstitutional and warns of large revenue losses from prior collections and future fixture taxes.
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Cardinal urges men to assert authority at home
Cardinal O Connell told a congregation at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross that the man at the head of the house must assert his proper authority. He warned that failure to do so fosters feminism and weakens society, with women becoming masculine and men feminized.
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Teachers Strike For More Money
In Widgefield a strike by teachers over pay folds into district tensions. Twenty of twenty three teachers walked out after months of requests for higher salaries were rejected by the school board and town officials. The board plans a meeting next Thursday to seek a resolution amid possible outside applicants.
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Massacre Report In Adana Amid Refugee Plight
Dr Kenedy reports to the Lord Mayor that 18 900 Armenians were massacred in Adana. The city burned as 1300 women and children perished. Armenian refugees face dire losses and many are abandoned.
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Mar
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Pope Benedict Announces Consistory and Appointments
Pope Benedict today held a secret consistory with the aim of approving several sanctifications including the Toau arc. He announced the appointment of new bishops and delivered an address on the matter. The pope also elevated Tall Rarlatint as patriarch of Joruantom.
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Bolshevik Forces Halted In Gufors Peace Push
Insisting on peace, Bolsheviki forces have halted their advance near Gufors as negotiations proceed. The movement pauses amid calls for a ceasefire and renewed talks to avert further clashes in the region.
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Government to Lose Se Hundreds of Million Tax Evasion Risk
A late March Washington debate warned the Supreme Court decision would erase a vestige of congressional power over taxes. Hull argued that corporations and artificial entities could dodge fair taxation, potentially saving groups billions while fueling a broad war profiteering risk.
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Express Train Derails North of New Haven
A derailed express train northeast of New Haven disrupted service north of Reston. Rainy conditions caused the derailment and five cars left rails while the motive power and rest of the train remained on track. Passengers were briefly shaken. one person sustained injuries, with limited damage to cars and rails.
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Burglary Raids Stir City as Silk Loot Reported
Stolen silk valued at 345,000 reportedly seized in a raid on a Broadway building in New York. Police conducted a search tied to a Paterson connection, describing the event as a major larceny. Offense linked to a broader burglary pattern with investigators pursuing multiple leads.
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