Board Adopts Plan to Rebuild Junior High and Repairs
The Board of Education votes to erect a combined Junior High School and repair ward buildings in the city. Plans include a new main junior high on Main Street, upgrades to Ward buildings, lighting and ventilation improvements, and a total projected cost around 141000 dollars with options for additional elementary facilities and a later phase toward a comprehensive educational complex. The proposal, based on expert recommendations, seeks to modernize facilities while expanding capacity for students in the district.
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de Hagelhurth
Columbia
Sleentary
Selrunle
Clementry Arma
Origrimas
J OM. Hoss
Vie
Seconi
Willie
Elistriof
Pairview
Eurinati Pal
Washington School
Ath Selva Buch
Bell and Reed Out for Senate Seat
In a Republican nomination race in Pittsburgh, Bell and Reed are declared out for the senate seat. The article notes their withdrawal after a party appointment and mentions remaining term details and appointment by state officials.
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Bell
Reed
Senate
Old Man Winter Delays Early Spring Scenes
A fragmented winter narrative recalls how Old Man Winter lingers into early spring, with misty air and unusual weather patterns. The text contrasts late winter gloom with hints of spring, noting muted outdoor activity as storms and cold persist across regions.
Bonus action on Thursday in House rules debate
Washington March 21 The volitier's bone bill will be shoved through the House Thursday under a suspension by four hour debate, an agreement made by Speaker Gillett and Chairman Campbell of the Rules Committee.
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UBY United
Washington
Marc
Volitier
Ruth
Hay
Gillett
Aniphel of
Ste Rules Committee
Assassination Attempt Fails at Mhineke Minister Visit
Unclear report notes an assassination attempt failing on March 21 during a ministerial visit. The minister remained unharmed while a suspect named in connection with the Chinese railways case was arrested. Details are garbled but indicate political tension and a security incident.
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Unnen
Mhineke
Dulloty
May Name New Jap Envoy to Washington
A Tokyo dispatch reports potential appointment of a Japanese envoy to Washington amid Shidebara's illness and extended leave. Amasuna Hanshira, delegate to the Washington armament conferences and former consul general at San Reels, is named as a possible successor to Shidebara.
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Act to Block Alien Rum Flow
Washington reports a sweeping 20th century plan linking planes submarine chasers and air police units to form a vast defense network. Officials act to bar alien rum flow with a 10,000 mile span across the Prohibition area, aiming to curb illicit imports.
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Washington
United States
Secret Pact Agreement in Senate Treaty Debate
United Press reports a Senate scrutiny of alleged secret agreements with Britain and Japan as a condition for action on the treaty. Senator Tito Shidish, Tennessee Democrat, plans a move to send the treaty back to the foreign relations committee with instructions to summon Cravath of New York and others to testify at the urgent conference.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Japan
Senate
Benito Shidhis
Tennese
Democrat
Paw D. Cravath
New York
Juyyen Lib
Root
Hughes
Civil War in Ulster Feared By Wolted Press
London dispatch reports rising tension in Ulster as factions brace for possible civil conflict. Authorities monitor border dynamics and public protests amid uncertain political climate.
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Wolted Press
London
Rugland
PWM
Parents urged to visit schools this evening during Better Schools Week
Parents are urged to visit city schools this evening as Better Schools Week activity expands with 7 to 8 pm clinics. Miss Peppard demonstrates correction of speech defects at the High School Building, with a Rubin lecture to follow, while demonstrations in grade Dupill and department work attract interest at Harlow store windows.
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Rubin
Tex Rickard Jury Selection In Civil Trial
New York March 31 jurors prepare to try Tex Rickard boxing promoter as the witness against George L. Rickard in a high profile court case. Four jurors still needed when District Attorney Ferdinand Pecorn announced the first witness. Rickard spent the night in Tombs and was reportedly awake late in the jail.
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United Press
New York
George L
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Waxservogel
Terdinand Pecorn
Rickard
Robbers Labor 36 Hours In $50,000 Shoe Theft
Robbers labor 36 hours to steal $50,000 worth of shoes from the M. Guitin Novelty Footwear Co in New York. Police seek to capture the thieves, with details noting bundles weighing about forty pounds each were wrapped and removed, in a spree that followed a pattern seen in recent New York robberies.
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United Pros
New York
M. Guitin Novelty Footwear Co
Iblice
Second trial ordered in Kennedy murder case
In Los Angeles on March 21 a Superior Court judge orders a second trial for the alleged murder of Joan Belton Kennedy. The defendant Obenehain, with attorneys present, faces proceedings following the prior trial outcome, as details and dates are adjusted for the proceeding.
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Los Angeles
Muda
Ohenchain
Joan Belton Kennedy
Sidney
Many Municipal Improvements Planned For Spring Meeting
The city plans extensive projects including sewer work on East South, Wilson Main, and West Smith streets, plus pavement on Second Avenue and Eagle Street. A March or April council meeting will refine the plan and seek state permits. The program may be staged to avoid delaying other street and alley improvements.
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Miners vote favors strike on April first
United Press reports in Indianapolis that about 600,000 miners across America plan a strike starting April 1 after a vote showing strong support for action. The broader union leadership and auditors cited a majority in several districts urging stoppage, with key counties showing decisive support.
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Indianapolis
Jones
America
Forte
Commission considers numerous municipal moves and office site permit
The city commission reviews requests including a brick office facing Washington Street, a gas station opposite the Phoenix Motel, and new fire hose purchases. It plans an April meeting with dairy interests, merchant groups, and officials. Officials discuss park repairs, rubbish removal law, carnival license changes, and improvements to streets and sewers.
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Carlson Improves After Erie Train Accident Near Maple Avenue
Walfred Gatton, 26, of Jamey town sustained serious injuries when he fell from Erie Train No 8 near Maple Avenue. He is improving at Corry Hospital as of today reports Deony Hat Writtation.
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Erie
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Robert Brenninsony
Eric Yall
Ettairo
Lecture on Russian Soviet Here Tonight At High School
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a low admission lecture at the High School Auditorium by Mr Anvotsky Rubin on Soviet Russia. Rubin, a Milwaukee sociologist with firsthand experience in Russia, will compare conditions there with Bolshevik realities and share insights from his travels and near imprisonment. The event aims to offer a direct perspective from someone who witnessed Soviet life, drawing on his experiences and findings.
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Russia
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Milwaukee
Chamber of Comrise
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Soviet Russia
Big Steel Merger Rumors Hit Trade Circles
Reports from New York say major steel firms including Midvale Steel and others may join a planned merger. Leadership by Charles M. Schwaty is noted as negotiations advance among 7 or 8 companies.
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March
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Hiane
Progress With Reorganization of Boy Scouts
Reorganization efforts for the Boy Scouts progress amid a large parish meeting. Rev Aghton and local leaders plan to form new troops, aiming for 20 to 34 youth per troop, with a city council guiding district activities. A stream cleanup and patrols in the woods accompany the movement, seeking broader church and community support.
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Baseball fans meet tonight in municipal building
Local meeting gathers Baselais players and fans to discuss plans for the 1922 season. Former players and first-year city officials urged to attend. organizers promise updates and town pride as the session convenes this evening at the municipal building.
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Weason
Tal O'Etoaks
King George Reports Slight Cold Delays Rail Station Opening
London dispatch says King George is somewhat indisposed with a slight cold and unable to attend the planned ceremonies for the opening of the new Waterloo railway station. Queen Mary participated in the event despite cold and bad weather.
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London
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Waterloo
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Hughes Strikes Back at Treaty Critics
United Press report from Washington states Hugh Hughes rebutted Senate critics of the Ambrosia arms treaty and denied any secret agreement between the United States and Great Britain. He defended the neutrality of his statements to Lodge and dismissed charges ofCollusion, asserting future cooperation would hinge on veracity and honor. The exchange followed Coburn and Borah remarks about alleged secret talks and misinterpretations.
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