Administration Building Schedules Debate At Court Street Site
The school Board considers constructing an administration building to house offices now in the Denton Building. Advocates say rent would cover interest on 125000 dollars and closer proximity to the business department aids operations. Several teachers are recommended for retirement or dismissal as the staff is trimmed.
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Board 4
Denton
Samuel Ach
Louw Schwab
Hugo G. Eisenlohr
Court Street
Dry Condon
Flora E. Miller
Madisonville
Miss Miller
Cincinnat
Pension Fund
Charles F. Cant
Pauline Earle
Douglass
P. A. DePrad
Dyer
Lulu H. Whitney
Louis A. Zinsmeister
Guilford
Donald Bossemeyer
Celia H. Costello
Hyde Park
Ida Westerman
Lincoln
W. B. Johnston
McKinley
Louise Pressgier
Morgan
Wesley
Oyler
Sue M. Kirkpatrick
Raschig
Hazel E. Johnson
Rothenberg
Moonshiner Shoots Parents In Kentucky Home
Sherman Dehart, 22, shot and fatally wounded his father Alex L. Dehart and then wounded his mother in Stephens Branch, Whitesburg area. Prolonged moonshining dispute and legal penalties preceded the attack. Sherman remains at large as officers hunt the suspect in the mountains.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Whitesburg
Sherman Dehart
Alex L. Dehart
Stephens Branch
Young Dehart
Woman, 71, killed by dumbwaiter in Brooklyn apartment
Carrie Fagen, 71, died in the basement of an apartment at 426 Sterling Place Brooklyn when a dumbwaiter rope broke as she pulled it down. The heavy box struck her head and she died before a physician arrived.
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New York
Carrie Fagen
Sterling Plat
Brooklyn
Pocock Death Mystery Cleared of Crime Taint
Coroner and physicians ruled out murder or death by own action in the Pocock case. No poison was found and bruises were not fatal. The remaining mystery is who accompanied Mrs. Pocock to the Randolph street hotel as her husband. Pocock owned property in Massillon, Ohio.
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Ase
Chicago
Anna We Oh Pocock
Canton
Randolph Street
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia
Partly cloudy with thunder showers in portions Sunday. Monday will be fair and warmer across states. Temperature readings across stations show highs in the 80s and 90s with varying rainfall. Cincinnati June 1919 records noted with past three years comparison and wind from southeast.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West
Virginia
Kansas City
Aston
New Orleans
Ilpenon Sacar
Galveston
Denver
Nashville
San Francisco
Memphis
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Second bombing plane ready for trip across
Vice Admiral Kerr plans a morning departure from Harbor Grace for a bombing mission to the Irish coast. The start time is tentatively set for 9 a.m. The report notes the chance of the Handley Page aircraft beginning the mission tomorrow.
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Admiral Kerr
Harbor Grace
ST. Johns
N. F
Handley-Page
Mark Kerr
Irish
House asks Baker to report on officers in Washington
A House resolution adopted June 21 requests Secretary Baker to report the number of commissioned army officers on duty in Washington and how many hold ranks higher than their entitled rank in the regular establishment. The inquiry aims to clarify seniority and assignments among federal officers stationed in the capital.
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Washington
Baker
House
Watchful Preparedness Governs Mexico Policy Shift
Washington reports a shift from watchful waiting to watchful preparedness with plans for a punitive Rio Grande expedition if Villa retaliates or Mexico nears crisis. Carranza forces struggle in Northern Mexico while Villistas threaten further incursions near the capital.Villa followers expand activity in Ojinaga area opposite Texas Big Bend. Ranchers near Presidio report Villa leaders warning settlers to join Villa government.
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Washington
Mexico
War Department
Rio Grande
Villa
Juarez
EL Paso
Tex
Associated Press
Gonzales
Casas Grandes
Ojinaga
Texas Big Bend
Presidio
Tex., Oppositejinaga
German Cabinet Formed as Bauer Names Mueller Foreign Minister
Weimar reports a new German cabinet under Premier Bauer with Dr. Hermann Mueller as Foreign Minister. The article notes parliamentary splits on signing the peace treaty, and outlines other key ministers including Eduard David, Mathias Erzberger, and Gustav Noske. It recalls Noske's role in suppressing the Spartacist uprising and his postwar influence.
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Berlin
Herr Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Interior
Eduard David
Finance
Mathias Erzberger
Herr Wissell
Herr Schlicke
Herr Meyer
Herr Giesberts
Colonial Office
Bell
Gustav Noske
Dr. Schmidt
Justice
Treasury Department
Kaufbeuren
Bavaria
Dr. Mueller
National Assembly
Germany
Philipp Scheidemann
Reichstag
Dr. David
David
Herr Landsberg
Brazil’s President-Elect Praises U S Ties At Washington Welcome
President elect Epitacio Pessoa of Brazil declared in Washington that the United States influence on Brazil’s war stance and policy has been decisive. A dinner at the Pan American Union hosted by Vice President Marshall highlighted friendship, with plans to visit Mt. Vernon and lay a wreath on Washington’s tomb.
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Washington
Brazil
United States
Epitacio Pessoa
New York
Pessoa
Fter
Dr. Pessoa
Mt. Vernon
Secretary Daniels
Pr. Pessoa
Senate Debates League Of Nations Amid Partisan Absurdities
The piece surveys Congressional unease over the League of Nations with Republicans and Democrats arguing it will be controlled by Britain or the Pope, while Taft and Bourne group tensions shape the debate. It predicts ratification with reservations, ending the season’s farcical tone.
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New York Evening Post, Inc
Washington
Sherman
Illinois
League of Nations
Reed
Missouri
Borah
Idaho
Great Britain
Wilson
United States
League
Senate
House of Representatives
Mexico
Republican Party
Baker
Daniels
Navy
Republican Publicity Bureau
Jonathan Bourne
Bourne Bureau
Will Hays
Bourne Publicity Bureau
Republican National Committee
Germans Sink Interned Fleet at Scapa Flow
The German high seas fleet interned at Scapa Flow was sunk by its own crews. All battleships and battle cruisers except the Baden went under. eighteen destroyers were beached, four afloat, while some vessels drifted ashore half sunk. German officers and sailors were captured. several boats opened fire when challenged.
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Scapa Flow
Thurso
Scotland
Associated Press
London
Baden
Admiralty
Kaiser
Kaiserin
Koenig Albert
Bayern
Markgraf
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Prinz Regent Luitpold
Grosser Kuerfuerst
Frederich der Grosse
Diplomatic Path to Peace With Covenant Questioned in Letter
Washington June 21. Elihu Root presented to the Foreign Relations Committee a plan to accept the league with reservations. Senator Borah warned he would leave the Republican Party over the issue while Senator Hitchcock predicted ratification gains Republican votes. Senator Knox prepared a Monday showdown by introducing a resolution opposing ratification with the covenant. The Root plan aims to limit Article X and preserve the Monroe Doctrine and withdrawal rights.
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Washington
Elihu Root
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Knox
Pennsylvania
Root
Mr. Root
League
America
Germany Delays Note on League Membership and Peace Terms
Berlin reports Germany hesitated over a note offering conditions for quick entry into the League of Nations and limits on indemnity while renouncing allied efforts to compel the former Emperor’s surrender. The note was prepared but withheld to avoid rejection. Versailles officials plan police measures for the peace treaty signing with revised palace protection plans to be completed by Tuesday.
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London
Scapa Flow
Sunday Observer
Portsmouth
Germany
Cyprian Bridge
Intelligence Department
Weekly
Dispatch
Berlin
Kenworthy
Sepa Flow
Admiralty
Sunday Times
Associated Press
Entente
League of Nations
Versailles
Foreign Ministry
M. Dudaille
Seine-Et-Oise
Wilson Explains Labor Clause To Atlantic City Convention
At the American Federation of Labor gathering in Atlantic City on June 21 Samuel Gompers presented a cable from President Wilson. Wilson said British colonies have voting power in the League of Nations labor covenant and called changes not substantially important. The federation approved sending a delegation including Gompers to the International Trades Union Congress in Amsterdam on July 25 and a committee to the Pan-American Federation of Labor in New York on July 7. The body urged support for organizing workers in South America.
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Atlantic City
League of Nations
United States
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Organized Labor
Gompers
International Trades Union Congress
Amsterdam
Pan-American Federation of Labor
New York
Executive Council
Organization of Workers In
South America
Enlisted Soldier Voices View on Federal Land Project
Private Emil Lehman of Company E 326th Infantry testified before the House Public Lands Committee on the soldiers land project. He described his view as largely favorable, stating it “looks like a mighty good thing” after seeking information.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Lane
Emil Lehman
Company E
326Th Infantry
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
Lehman
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Jime
John Alcock
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Daily Mail
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Bauer
von Bernstorff
Noske
Mueller
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Weimar
Baron von Richthofen
Erzberger
Friedrich Ebert
Herr Noske
Amiga Hunuk
Tomb of Washington
Mount Vernon
Lawrence
David Lawrence
William Howard Taft
James Reed
Spencer
Wapper
Kansas
Europe
Brito
United States of America
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Willard
Dempsey
the Commercial Tribune
Edgren
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