County Boards of Education Aim for Equal Countywide Schools
The State Education Department explains that rural communities seek broader information on a proposed new school isolation and that county boards should unify county education efforts. A continuous educational policy, like city boards, ensures equal educational opportunities and a square deal for all children.
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State Education Department
County Board of Education
Board of Education
Lloyd George forms new government amid mixed reviews
Critics note discontent within the new administration as Walter Long and Winston Churchill take key posts. The Irish office gains a strengthened military regime while Montague leads the India office. Labour remains outside the cabinet, signaling possible future political maneuvers before any election amidst uncertain cohesion.
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Lloyd George
Walter Long
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
War Office
Ireland
Preach
Elias Howe Centenary Celebrates Sewing Machine Pioneer
The centenary honors Elias Howe the inventor of the first practical sewing machine born in Spencer Massachusetts in 1819. The article recounts his early work in Lowell Des Moines and Desldhiten, patent history, and the machine’s development and legal battles. It notes royalties and patents, and the shift from home sewing to industrial and家 mechanized production.
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Okie
Eiias Howe
Spencer
Mas
Howe
Lowell
Deslhiten
England
United States
Engiand
Charles FP. Weseenthal
Thomas Saint
New York
John Greenough
Elian
National Museum
Washington, D D. C
Mowe
America
United States Patent Office
Conference hints at future election and proportional change
The conference suggests another election soon. Labor aims to count more than the current votes and argues the December election would entitle them to proportional representation. A man gains a majority and a free hand to tackle domestic issues, setting the stage for the next election.
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Labor
New York Welcomes War Camp Troops Homeward
New York hosts welcome home activities for veterans of the Dig show and other units. The War Camp Community Services plans theater parties, hospital stage performances, vaudeville on Sundays, and auto tours to boost morale as troops await demobilization.
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New York
James
Lowe Ahiow
Broadway
Naline
Veteraas
Acd Snowhat Binee
Theeras
Maise
Kturmert
Coperal
United
Port Hospitals
Broadway Acore
Aii Reneva
Manhattan Opera
Alfred Uniforma
War Camp programs honor four million service members
The article describes the Wer Camp Community service and the Sig Seven effort to support troops and sailors, noting a $50,000 contribution and the strategic location of New York. It emphasizes the goal of aiding veterans, easing homesickness, and maintaining morale as millions of Army and Navy personnel await discharge.
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New York
Bern
Porte
Gervid
Republicans Prepare Fight Over Appropriation Bill
By arecotetsd press dat Washington newsgatherers report Republicans will launch opposition to a proposed appropriation bill. Senator Martin and representatives from Cresco will press treasury and food administration figures for explanations of expenditures. Secretary Lansing may testify upon request as lawmakers weigh the measure and the pace of the debate. Earlier, Profageo-Cores began a course on American literature at the Sep Bonne University, with public access to the lecture hall.
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Washington
Martin Amoqaerd
Cressco
Treasury
Profageo- Cores
Sep Bonne
Sheridan County Senator W A Pearson Praised for Local Development
In Sheridan County the prominent contractor and political figure W A Pearson receives strong support for his development work and fraternal leadership. Voters recall his 1910 and 1916 legislative service and his influence on Sheridan’s growth over the past sixteen years.
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Popul Comtexetar Prom
Sheridan County
Enon
Sheridan
Cty
Upper
Howes
Destruction and Hardship Report From Austrian Warfront
The damaged text describes widespread destruction in a European city with food and water shortages. It notes bombs and fires, ruined infrastructure, and ruined wine vaults in a chalk hillside area. It mentions Japanese soldiers as skilled in gymnastics in a confusing passage.
Bolsheviks Freed by Swiss Government Amid Petrograd Talks
Report from Petrograd states Bolsheviks detained by the Swiss government have been released before February 1. An equal number of Swiss officials are involved in the release, as negotiations continue between the two governments.
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Vienna
Fondant
Viki
Petrograd
Holshevik
Pogroms Reported in Kiev Amid Jewish Protection Efforts
Report from Warsaw dated January 14 states a pogrom occurred in the Ukrainian capital as a crowd attempted to disarm Jews who were organizing for protection. The violence followed Jewish self defense preparations in the city.
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Premw
Warsaw
Ukraine
Spartacan leader wounded amid Berlin fighting report
The telegram reports Dr Kart Ligtkaveh, a Spartacan leader, severely wounded in Berlin. Early updates were unclear but later notes from authorities indicate the incident may be confirmed.
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Py Associated Prews
London
Kart Ligt- Kaveh
Berlin
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