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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1925

Page

3

State Schools Cost 1 961 890 in 1926 Budget

State educational institutions total a measured $1 961 890 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1926. Expenditures for West Virginia University Morgantown included faculty salaries and departmental costs totaling $942 000 with higher costs spread across other departments and facilities.

Atute Educational Fung West Virginia Morgantown Wit Virginia Univerdits

College expense totals and per capita costs across multiple institutions

The report lists enrollment, total expenditures, and per capita costs for several colleges and normal schools. It cites Marshall College, Concord State Normal, Glenville State Normal, Shepherd College, West Virginia State institutions, and others, detailing amounts spent, per capita costs, and net state costs.

Marshall College Tultlon Teon State Normal Morrow Hall Concord Nornnal Spermat Schooly Athens Glenville State Normal School Uil Glenville State Farm Furniuhen Glenville Shepherd Cathexe Shepherdstown Titian Tees Woat Liberty Stain Normal Seavings

New Mexico Day Law Invalid by State Supreme Court

The New Mexico prohibition law of 1925, adopting Volstead Act provisions, was ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court. The decision spared those already convicted while noting the law failed to implement the national prohibitions in full. A remaining statute remains in force.

New Mexico State Supreme Court

American workers kept fully employed nationwide

Despite seasonal recess in construction and mine suspensions from labor disputes, the United States employment service reported that workers across the country remained generally employed.

Wasthtraun Dor United States Employment Service

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