Public Airing Set for Friday on School Bill
A Charleston Senate hearing will discuss changes to the school board act. Mayor Wertz denounces the bill and opponents claim it politicizes schools. Senator Hallanan faces pressure from parent teacher groups urging defeat ahead of Friday session in the Senate chamber at City Hall.
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Charleston
Warrict
Senate
City Hall
Hallanan
Education ‘ Committee
Benator Hallanan
Parent-Teschera
West Virginia
Wentea
School Board
Sloe
Wertz Auaults
Jivider School
Reepublican City
W.W. Wertz
John
Rutherland
Wertz
Saia
Howse of Delegates
Kacawas
Board of Education
Walter Hallanan
Diatrict
Vetty Council
Harold Mathews
Herbart Prankenberger
Anderson
Sutherland Yeatereay
Werte
Jegislature
Jboard
Bible in schools debate stirs rural views
Mixed letters reveal strong opinions on teaching the Bible in public schools. Contributors from Indiana, Ohio, and nearby areas argue over compulsory Bible reading, home and church roles, and parental choice, reflecting tensions between secular policy and religious instruction.
U. S. to Send More Marines To North China
News dispatch states the United States plans to deploy additional Marines to North China amid rising threats to American lives. Reports from Shanghai and Canton indicate Chinese forces pressing advances toward Peking with nationalist and anti foreign rioting spreading. reinforcements rush to Hankow as clashes intensify and fears of new outbreaks grow.
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North China
Peking
Chinese Republic
Hankow
Reparations Demands Served on Government by American Envoy
Washington reports indicate U S officials prepare to present reparations demands to Chinese authorities in Nanking as tensions rise in North China. Marines mobilize for possible evacuation to Tientsin and Peking, with foreign evacuations already under way.
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Tlentetn
Peking
North Chipin
Tientsin
Arocrvah
Jrolenteet
Offidale
North China
Yanglee Valley
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Tientein
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Tientain
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Demanile
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Nanking
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White House
Coolidge
Wen
Amercans
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Tlentely
Peking-Lmukden
Pelio
16Th Infantry
Inc
Sapiro's Faith Flayed By Reed In Court
Detroit April report details Reed's accusation that Sapiro used legal work to manipulate farm cooperatives and seek control or church employment. Witnesses, cross examination, and letters from Sapiro frame him as promoting organizations to wreck rivals. Michigan case overlaps with Grain Growers trial and manslaughter plea in Cleveland linked to unrelated automobile incident.
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Detroit
Anran Sapiro
Ladey
Gehator
James A. Heed
Henry
Ford
Chicago
Bagiro
Dearborn Independent
Reed
Baytro
Sepho
Sapiro
Amveront Perm
Pedera
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Menry Fort
Cleveland
Charles Omally
Lansing
Mich
Wihio
Janes Graham
Still Short One Juror in Hewitt Trial
Jefferson Ohio April jury selection in Floyd Hewitt murder case stalls as most veniremen show opinions on capital punishment and guilt. Prosecution and defense question prospects while Hewitt’s parents attend, recalling a February 14 home killing and a prior confession.
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Hewitt
Jefferson
Ohio
Floyd Hewitt
Irs
Celis Brown
Frederick Jr
Dawes Denies Intention to Run for President in 1928
New Orleans April 3 General Charles G. Dawes vice president of the United States says he will not be a candidate for president in 1928. He answered firmly no when asked if he would seek the Republican nomination and stated his trip to Latin America was a vacation, not a political inquiry.
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Charles G. Dawes
United States
United Pruit
Cartaga
Ban ‘Migalastppi
Aid
General Dawes
Dent
Ecpel
London
Bucharest
Ferdinnand
Uchareat
Daily Express
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Tumante
Ibesa
Houmanian
Pinedo Rests After Series Of Failures In Flight Attempt
Commander Francesca De Pinedo, Italian aviator, rested in Tot Springs New Mexico after a day of failures trying to resume a flight over the southwestern border toward San Diego. He planned to attempt departure tomorrow, having reduced plane weight by 400 pounds to meet the 10,900 foot altitude route via Deming and the Continental Divide.
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N. Mex
Francesca de Pinedo
Ibn Southwestern Atries
bin Diego
Cal
de Pinedo
Elethant Dutte Reservoir
Phoenix
Ariz
Kere
Deming
Avoth
Eh Alletude
Famous Slayers Pay For Killing, Doston Murder Case Denied New Trial
The Massachusetts Supreme Court denied a new trial and possible sentence reversal for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, convicted of the payroll holdup murder at the Slater and Morris Company factory in 1920. Sacco remains jailed in Dedham. Vanzetti serves 12 to 13 years at Charles Town for an attempted robbery.
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Sacco
Dedham
Vancertt
Charles Town
Prederick
A. Darmenter
Pays Mantre
Whoe
Hioter
B Morri Company
South
Drainstree
Alexander Derardelit
Hte Ruard
Santa
Supreme Court
Seven Pay Penalty for Wilkins Death
Mexico City report confirms the execution of several men in Guadalajara tied to the kidnapping and murder of Edgar Mr. Wilkins, an American electrical engineer. The Mexican foreign office expressed regret and promised continued efforts to apprehend and punish all involved.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Edgar Mr. Wikins
United Bigtrs
Rnform
Rod Laroque to wed Vilma Banky in Los Anocles
An announcement from Los Anocles notes Rod Laroque and Vilma Banky plan a forthcoming wedding. Details mention an engagement ring placed during a dinner, and rumors link De Sillin star with Vilma. The report references Indhopor of Mies Hanky and Itecque figures amid social gossip.
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Los Anocles
Vilma Danky
Hot la Mocqua
Indhopor
Mies
Itecque
Hod
Wilma
Legislature Agrees to Conference on Road Bond Dispute
Both chambers moved to a conference committee to resolve the road bond bill differences. The house kept its amendments, including a 60 percent and 20 percent distribution plan, while senate members awaited selection. Multiple measures and bills moved, with debates delaying votes and local as well as education bills discussed.
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House of Delegates
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Roeda
Renste
Menry
Lowt
Puthoriz
Gouth
Charleston
Senate Yraterday
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Clay County High School
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Mardaay
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Benster Alderson
Bre
E. Smith
Naren ‘Wood
Engle
Moe
Ashworth
Renate
Avite
Ianaxha Elrcwit
Robb
Marion County
Bie
Attaney
Ranawha
Ninte
Darbin
Pocalhuene
Delrgate Meares
Erate
Turin
Nationet
Victory Over Death Reported for Ferdinand King of Roumania
King Ferdinand of Roumania shows signs of improvement after doctors reported the grippe attack abating. He has eaten broth and wine, signed documents with Premier Averescu, and engaged with Queen Marie as his condition stabilizes. Carol’s return to power fades amid factional shifts and a consolidated royal stance despite exile.
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Portinand
Moumania
Bucharest
Aterescu
Marie
Aura
Ant
Apiriia
Officis
Vienna
Wey
Dalgrade
Elingle
Rvsla
Averescu
Rminister
Bratlanti
Carol
Roumania
Badatie Lupercu
Hte Fripetpa
Prince Carol
Tor Hissom
Michiact
Patus
Ferdinand
Rowemania
Hla
Ducharest
Tay
Grippe
Vientia
Tie Home
Neuilly
Atedame Blagda
Thompson Re-elected Chicago Mayor After Bitter Campaign
Thompson, Republican, won Chicago mayoralty for the third time in a hard fought race against incumbent William Dever. Early returns showed Dever ahead, but as precincts reported from the black belt and other areas, Thompson pulled ahead by about 70,000 votes. Final tallies indicated a historic turnout with Robertson also running in the race.
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Uy Universal Berrices
Chicago
William
Tha Sa Attred
Willian
Cefeat
Thompson
Dever
Yean
Democrat
von Precincta
Thompeon
Tobertson
Mayor Dever
Emia Ae
Kateer
Bill Sand
Deep Waterva
Nationa
Bamahall
America
Ate
Len Bimalk
Enster Goutles & Deneen
Trong
Bir. Thompson
Ar. Dever
Nat Ape
George
Brenna
Democratia
Geymaerak
Caco
E‘alogan
Atsyor
Deriee
John D. Robertson
Thompes
Sinner
Thompean
Robertson
Chafin Attacks Ford Selection Over County Superintendent
Williamson West Virginia April 3 a bitter clash erupts between Lafe Chafin Mingo county prosecuting attorney and George M Ford state superintendent of schools over the appointment of Martha Hosking as county superintendent to fill the unexpired term of R H Cantrell. Ford declares refusal to be dictated while Chafin blasts a politically influenced process and accuses allies of blocking nonfriendly candidates.
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Williamson
W. Va
Lafe Chafin
Mingo County
George M. Ford
Martha Hosking
Herbert KH. Cantrell
Ford
Utate Pulprervice
Ta Ek
State Department
Ford - Maawera
Chatin
Hue
IL Contreil
Cantrell
Curry
Kirk
Chancey
Canditons
Kermit District
Wuratices
Magneter
Air
Ais
van Camp
Cuuinien
America Enters World War Ten Years After
Washington reports on April 3 1917 with Congress summoned for a declaration of war against Germany. President Wilson’s message to both houses approves the war resolution as the nation unites in a dramatic historic moment.ники
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Wileas
Congress
Senate
Howse
Germany
Wilson
United States
Tobmss
Martin
Virginia
Henry D. Flood
Robert
LaPollette
Wiecotain
Claude, Kitchin
North Carolina
House
Peas
Wien
Maltin
Flood
LaPolletti
Kitchin
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