Life and tax debate in Gierdane over library funding
The essay discusses whether to allocate part of a 41,000 surplus to a city library, urging transparency on receipts and expenditures. It condemns officials for delayed public reports and sides with taxpayers demanding accountability, arguing for fair treatment of women fined under local ordinances and criticizing city partnerships with vice. It also touches on press accuracy and a separate New York fashion column reference.
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Bowser
Iti Fume
Ity
Central America politics die in bloody struggle for power
Panama and other Central American nations face violent political turmoil as candidates threaten the executive mansion or the gallows. Reports describe assassinations in Guatemala and executions tied to Cabrera's regime, with US efforts to stabilize the scene amid fear and exile.
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Pulities
Chim Atraggie
Panama
Central America
Jondy
Uncle Sam
Repubic
Republic of
Bau Balvador
Cabrera
Rae
New England Track and Field Championships Set for Tomorrow
Boston June 19. Colleges from Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire and Maine will compete in the New England Association of Amateur Athletic Union track and field championships at Tech MIT in Brockton tomorrow. Several college men have entered this year for the first time, as the meet is scheduled early enough to allow their participation.
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Catherine Mann-Payzant
New York
New England
Sunday School Convention Debates Adoption of Boston Report
Louisville June 19 hundreds of visitors flocked to the International Sunday School Convention to discuss the Teawon committee report. The Executive Committee backs adopting the Boston Conference recommendations urging a unified general program for North American Sunday Schools and a graded course of lessons.
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Louisville
Lowhevile
Boston
North America
Une
Miron Celebrates Longstanding Educational Milestone
Miron marks the anniversary of its first co educational institution the first to admit Black students and the nation yes. President Cyrus Northrup of the University of Minnesota will deliver the dedicatory address. Dame Gilbert New York architect will speak at the Finney memorial chapel dedication with Theodore & Turing Norman Hapgood and others also on the program.
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Cyrus Northrup
Intewralty
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Dame Gilbert
New York
Finney Memorial Chapel
Theodore & Turing
Cleveland Congressnam
Teanau
Norman Hapgood
Collier's
Normand & Paton
Chicago
Carente Lheary
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