Wyoming Eyes Higher School Tax and Bond Limits
State Teachers' association committee urges constitutional amendment to raise state tax levy from two to four percent and to lift district bonding limit from fifty thousand dollars. They push tuition aid for outlying districts and support expanded class work while noting need for high school access beyond local districts. Members include J J Barly Nellie Wales A A Linde W Conwell Katherine Morton Wiola Kreuger and Prof J J Early with Mrs Early and Ruth accompanying.
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State Teachers’ Association
Wyoming
Wyoming Ia
Pupta
J. J. Barly
Sheridan
Mra
Nellie Wales
Hot Springs
A. A. Linde
Casper
W. Conwell
Mia
Katherine H. Morton
Cheyenne
Mins Wiola Kreuger
Wheatland High School
State Teachers' Association
Regular tribal meeting set for August twenty sixth
Thursday evening August 26 marks a regular tribal meeting with urgent attendance requested. Degree work and important business will precede refreshment and a smoker for visiting members, signed Louis R Schmidt C of R. $25-2t
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Louis R. Schmidt
U S to be wet Parisian says beer and wine not whisky
Paris reports Professor Tuffier of France predicts American prohibition will not last and suggests a law defining alcohol limits for beverages. He notes falls and accidents declined under prohibition and delirium tremens cases dropped, but criminality did not visibly decrease in six months.
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U. S
Paris
America
Tuffier
French Academy of Medicine
United Pres
United States
France
Inge
Tam
Ambiguous historic note on alcohol policy debate
The fragmented text discusses restrictive attitudes toward stronger alcoholic drinks, noting women in America would not allow a return to strong beverages, and references a large population context. It appears to reflect policy debates rather than a clear event or outcome.
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Ameria
Jones Merchant Marine Bill Angers Tokyo Shipping Circles
In Tokyo outrage grows over the Jones merchant marine bill passed in Washington. Ry AMNRY W. KINNEY reports that shipping circles fear implications for Nipponese interests as the measure becomes law and affects maritime policy and trade relations.
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Tokyo
Washington
Proposals and forecasts on foreign shipping policy debate
The article outlines proposed government actions against foreign shipping including banning foreign ships from routes with rebates, extending coastwise law to the Philippines, abolishing overland freight rates, and imposing customs duties. It notes diverse predictions on impact to Japanese shipping, with claims of up to eighty percent effects and possible withdrawal of certain lines from North American trade, amid existing protests from shipping and business groups.
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Jnwa
Agalnet
Ewing
Philippines
United States
Fragmentary note on fashion and tailoring challenges
A cryptic fragment describes changes in styles and a former style icon seeking a tailor. It mentions a Jollar suit and references carrion and cans as odd details, implying a struggle with fitting or sourcing garments. The text lacks clear events or dates.
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