Governor Opposes Any Abridgment to Edmonts Act Rift in State Education Funding
Governor voices opposition to any reduction in the Kimonds act funding, framing the dispute as a clash over school aid and the state budget. Pinchot disputes the governor’s figures while Corry officials monitor formal replies as propositions on education appropriations remain unsettled.
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Echool
Corry
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Plichot
Mont
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Pinchot
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Tom
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Governor Pinchot Eyes Giant Power System Plan
Governor Pinchot proposes a statewide giant power system to unite water and fuel facilities across Pennsylvania. He urges a $36,000 appropriation to outline a survey guiding cheap electric energy for industries farms homes and railroads while leveraging existing investments.
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Tarrisburg
Heart Power System
Middle Atlantic
Pinchot
Legistire
Ue Sno
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Charla Warper
Morse Appropriations Committee
United States Geological Wurvey
Lone Pinchot
Mutch
Frere
Ning Ie
Suifvey Ny
Presidential party heads to Florida amid turmoil
Fragmented lines describe a presidential party departure for Florida with unclear names and motives. The text mentions Warren and Vantin and a visit linked to the White House, with references to an executive setting and a woman described in disruptive terms, leaving the reader uncertain about specifics.
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Washington
Marel
Meu Warren
Vantin
Pinada
Congress Begins Long Vacation Amid Hardinge Era
The article describes Congress entering a lengthy recess announced by President Harding amid wartime and postwar tensions. It notes the death of a president and uncertainty over continued activity, with scant legislation passed and a ceremonial farewell to a veteran senator.
Police Campaign Targets Careless Drivers in City
Police report a large sweep arrests over a weekend as part of a city wide crackdown on motor vehicle violations. The operation followed the arrest of Henry Grock, a wealthy banker, on a $35,000 bond after a night incident in which three people were ejected from a streetcar.
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Polecp
Milla
Henry Grock
Liberty
Alexander Kertelos
Frank Wefcherburne
Arid
T. phAkitny
Strong Winds Cause Widespread Damage Across Regions
Reports from multiple cities recount a weekend storm with high winds causing property damage and travel disruption. Observers note creeks rising and flooding near outskirts while roads and power facilities suffer. In Williamsport Franklin and Pittsburgh areas, wind gusts damaged structures, delayed trains, and left thousands without service.
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Tren
Otto
Smith Dies in chair after long Pennsylvania case
Smith was executed at the Western Penitentiary after a lengthy appeals process spanning the Supreme Court and the board of pardons. He received three shocks and died after the administration. Family visitors, including Mr and Mrs P J Priesman and Mr Louis Manroe, were in attendance earlier that day.
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Fife
Pennsylvania
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Supreme Court
Board of Pardons
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Hin
Gorton Jenss
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P. J. Priesman
Niagara Falls
Louis Manroe
Dunkirk
N.Y
Mrs.Sullivan
Collinbus
Germans Kill One, Wound Two in Ruhr Sabotage Ambush
Four Germans died and several others wounded as railway sabotage triggered French and German firefights across the Ruhr earlier today. In Bochum a French sentry killed a civilian who did not halt. in Keun a French soldier shot a German attempting to heed an order.
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Keun
Chancillory Cina
Reichstag
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Ureles
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Mannheim
Rube
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Freych
Upper Rhine
Nerlin
Laipaly
Central Europe
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Navara
Kulir
Bockwm
Michel
Offeubure
Apponwair
Bomb outrages sweep Cairo
Cairo March 5 A Egyptian was killed and three British soldiers wounded when two unidentified natives in a fast driven car threw bombs at British headquarters. One bomb hit the signal room risking district communications, the other shattered a nearby cafe causing four casualties. A guard protected the signal station as assailants fled. The incidents mark a third attack in about three weeks.
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Pirates Trim Spring Training Group For Tot Springs Visit
The Pirates announce a 26 man advance squad for spring training, including eighteen pitchers four catchers and four coaches heading to Tot Springs for workouts and warmups before the season.
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Pirates
Tot Springs
Fires at Two Plants Cause Little Damage
Wives and workers reported fires at two plants with minimal damage. Investigations traced the incidents to electrical faults and equipment sparking, with both sites quickly controlled by local fire departments. No injuries were reported and authorities opened brief inquiries into causes and safety procedures.
Plea Guilty in Wife Murder Case
In Painesville Henry Ruens pleaded guilty to the murder of his wife. He was immediately sentenced to life imprisonment after the plea. The body was reportedly found in October 1088, with the trial and jury selection noted during the court session.
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Painesville
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Hage Witrns
Pelea
Rimeyl
City Commission Meets Tonight For Regular Session
City officials convene in the council chambers tonight to address monthly business. Notable items include a local exhibit by WL Simmelink on Route 1 and a weighing novelty from Wyandotte weighing a quarter pound.
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Sansnission
Simmelink
Wyandotte
Physician and Chiropractor Duel Prompts Controversy
Youngstown reports a dramatic clash between Dr Nathan Thimdmint a shizontactor and Dr Barrett a chiropractor over germ theory and Chin prosthesis efficacy. The dispute, tied to typhoid and smallpox concerns, includes arrests and jail terms for some involved and broad public interest in medical theories and treatment claims.
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United Press
Nathan Thimdmint
Thar
Fett Health
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Hanvent
Viledhnan
Barrett
Serurhn
Vaeines
BF Peledhnan
Wasiepphaaworl
Chira Dyadore
Geri
Gasoline Price Probe Says $1 Likely Soon
Senate investigators report that citizens could face $1 per gallon gasoline. Stewart to chair a hotel finance campaign committee guiding the inquiry and potential price-raising actions by major oil firms.
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Citizens’ Committee
Uniton Proasse
Leington
Roses
Stewart Wall
the Couintry
Senate
President Harding opens case for U.S. entry to World Court
In a March message, President Harding argues for the United States to join the World Court of International Justice. He stresses long, mature deliberation and the aim to replace force with law in settling disputes. The letter notes no surrender of sovereignty and cites Senate approval as essential. Ohio is highlighted as the first legislature to respond.
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Athen Robertson
Harding
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Evere
Rave Wequrances
Court of International
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Ohio
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