Public School Tax Debate Prompts Call for Cautious Reform
Citizens urge common sense revision after a heated Board of Education meeting. Critics accuse a Taxpayers Union faction of pushing wrecking proposals while noting unpaid taxes and potential cuts. The letter argues for prudent reductions, tougher oversight, and restructured funding to support a high quality district plan.
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Owen Young Urges Action for Business to Reopen
Owen D Young calls for immediate business and corporate action to stimulate activity and remove financial menace He notes that tax rates matter little if people lack money to pay taxes and urges timely responses to the economic situation cited in his letter.
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Relief and employment plan amid unemployment debate
A discussion argues relief should focus on placing the unemployed back to work rather than broad handouts. It cautions against blind retrenchment, notes cities bear the core burden, and calls for practical employment programs while balancing taxpayer funds.
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Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Files March 4 1912
A retrospective tale of incidents from the Journal files dated March 4 1912. Reports include Hell Patterson injured by a finger infection from a rusty nail, JW McGrath hurt in an accident at Maple Avenue interlocking tower, and local business notes on hotel and shop dealings plus civic events and personal movements.
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Hell Patterson
JW. McGrath
Local funeral notices and residence changes in Villeville
The text records a funeral for Mise Pury Johnson and notes education official Hae Bond, with references to residents Mr and Mrs. Waiter Li and J. Schutrini's shop. It mentions a rental at 219 East Smith Street and visits in Villeville, tied to a local community belt and a forthcoming event.
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Thuhs Brome Resience
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Hollywood Film Shop Portraits of Actors and Films
A fragmented United Press feature discusses actors Marle Dressler Glen Tidges and Browning in a stylistic survey of screen performances. It mentions Gilbert and Rivers in varied roles, hints at Biographies and dramatic contrasts, and notes Mari DynaAt returning home after a city visit.
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T Spartan
Hold That Line Shouted In Capitol Debate
A congressional scene erupts as chants of hold that line echo through the House during a debate on a proposed amendment. Representative Blanton from Abilene leads a dramatic exchange while other lawmakers shout and cross examine the measure amid noise. A separate note reports Mrs. Hugh Keenink injured by an automobile near Linesville.
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Linesville
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