Hold School Tax Levy At 22 Mills For Remodeling
Special Monday meeting of the Board of Education adopted a 22 mill tax rate for the coming year to fund remodeling of ward and school buildings without raising total levy, while retaining the $5 per capita tax. The board approved graduate lists, janitor appointments, and staffing for next school year. discussed tuition rates and assignments of principals and teachers, with several personnel changes and salary details noted.
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Board of Education
Finance Committee
Barnes
Au Yast Amolne
Fut Johed
DS. Rowe
Hoare
Fallow
Mrai Ri Denn Wan Rooleotha
Jist
Eisenheth Ragsey
Public
Laveluers
Washington Street
Laveland
Variows
Haron
Dougherty Ie
Rust
Priq Cipaiz
Lavel
Avon
Lon Tree Pond
Loveland
Corry
Sweee
Utade
Gueile Mo Hurling
Edinboro
Edinboro Normal
Blunohs Eomary
Grove City
Peachate Grove City College
Hollnborg
Bertha Wood
Franklin
Normal
Mee J
Blanci
Union City
Gene Baginning
U S Will Not Attend Hague Conference
United States declines participation in the Hague Conference. The State Department announced that American delegates will not attend the upcoming talks with Britain Germany and others, citing that issues are not suitable for discussion at this time. The move comes as Washington weighs its options regarding international diplomacy and allied cooperation.
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United Press
Washington
Unite Bison
Alllee
Te Allidw
Rowse
Germany
Hoje
Ik-Wak
Stile
Alliad
Nobuesudory
United States
Will Drill on Spencer Farm Near City Limits
Reports confirm planned drilling on the Spencer farm east of the city following earlier wells on adjacent properties. Anderson, in charge of operations for the well interests, oversees the effort as plans consider additional wells in the vicinity.
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Leon Spencer
Anderson
Spencer
Wallie
Iy Dei Anderson
New Theory Inward Case In Police Probe
A May 31 dispatch from White Plains reports Westchester authorities seek to prove a theory in a case involving a man killed in News Rochelle. The suspect Wart dot a vem HANI of Poblre is said to have been wounded in the incident while another person is reportedly hospitalized.
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United
White Plains
Waller
Wace
Charente
Peters
News Rochelle
Westchostan
Ajfian
Captain Cuttle Derby Winner at Epsom Derby
A scrambled report from United Press notes Captain Cuttle wins the Epsom Derby, defeating rivals under Lord Woolavington's charge. Vera Hilt and Bellavista are mentioned among the contenders, with details garbled but the winner tying to a 12 year standing Derby record.
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Ly United Press
Epsom
Stave Donoglive
England
Eckey
Lord Woolavington
Captain Gate
Tory
Bellavista
Kotlay
Jy Winging
Vera Hilt
Aoatic Lens
Salvation Army Drive Nears Final Push in Union City
The drive led by Captain Jaros Wright and Dr. Bentley reports pledges totaling 775.47 in Union City with two lists showing 105.00 and 104.50, partial receipts 170, and total cash receipts 892.00. Expenses and contingencies run to 858.00, leaving a cash balance of 1020.88 with 80313 in the National Bank.
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Salvation Army
Jaros
Wright
Bentley
Itsean
National Banke of Zon
Coal Output Dwindling Signals Market Strain
United Press reports coal production faltering as weekly output nears five million tons amid ongoing efforts by major operators and the general conference of coal operators to curb profiteering and stabilize supply.
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United Press
Waslington
Nutr
Coal Barges Crash Kills One At Norfolk Assignment
A coal barge collision near Norfolk, Virginia, leaves one barge captain dead and several crew injured or detained. The tow headed by tug Prudenes departed Norfolk for an offshore location when the disaster occurred, drawing early reports from United Press and local observers.
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United Press
Newpore News
Suinilays
Tughoat Prudenes
Norfolk
Bonus Bill Favored by Senate Finance Committee
United Press reports the Senate Finance Committee voted nine to eight in favor of the McGumber soldier bonus bill, sending a favorable report. The committee’s approval comes as Senator Smoot faced opposition from eight to five in the tally.
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United Press
Washington
Sen Jue Finance Committees
Seftor Smoot
Ford Demanding Action on Shoals Project in May Meeting
Dearborn reports Ford insisting the Gorgas Steam Plant remain part of the larger Shoals project. He urges immediate presentation of his proposition to Congress for acceptance or rejection and notes the plant’s inclusion is essential to the program.
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United
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Gargas
Congress
Gorgay
Gorgas
400000 Rail Workers Strike Vote Reported
A large union vote from the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and railway laborers shows 400000 rail workers backing a strike query. Premature ballots indicate leaders may call a strike if accepted, with 72000 shop members also considered for action. Edward B R Grable comments on potential July strike authorization.
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Prem Detrome
United Brotherhood
Tilda
Lait
Pounei
Prandl Jods
Edward BR Grable
Grange Meeting Planned for Saturday at Wantern Star Hall
The Corry Grange gathers this Saturday at Wantern Star Hall with all members urged to attend. Final arrangements for the upcoming drive will be made. The secretary will list all members for participation as the group discusses topics on outlook, cooperation, and farm bureau rotation. Music by Mrs. Waltp and a piece on good manners are on the program.
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Corry Grange
Wantern Star Hall
Murray
Waltp
Farm Bureau
Che
J Th Kolatee
Theath
Naples Fire Wipes Out Port Stores In Massive Blaze
Naples suffers a massive blaze sweeping the port area with huge stores of petroleum coffee and tubers destroyed. Soldiers and sailors battled the inferno and isolated a magazine to curb a potential conflagration as losses mount. The incident comes amid a broader probe debate in Washington over regulatory investigations and war preparedness.
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Naples
Lnst
le Stroverd
Mrs Sarah Groves Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Sarah Groves died at her South Canter street home after months of illness. Four children survive including daughter Olive at home and sons Howard Kane Marion and Willian Groves, with a funeral service held this afternoon at 2 o'clock led by Rev F Wo Redinger. Body to be buried later.
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Sarah Groves
South Canter Street
Olive
Howard Groves
Kanes
Marion Groves
Sugit Grove
Willian Groves
Brockwayville
Kendy
Tin
F. Wo Redinger
American Relief Officials Killed in Russian Rail Crash
Moscow dispatch reports American Relief Administration officials in Russia were killed when a food train derailed in the Northern Caucasus. The accident, relayed via Copenhagen, follows Condra’s return home after a brief visit with relatives.
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London
American Relief Administration
Russla
Caucasia
Moscow
Copenhagen
Mother Opposes Osier Marriage in Chicago Case
Mrs Faith Rockefeller McCormick publicly opposed the engagement of her Munetiter Mathidte, 17, to Max Osep, Swiss livery stable keeper. She stated she would resist steps toward marriage and sought probate court action to limit or challenge the arrangement amid ongoing divorce proceedings.
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United Press
Chicago
Faith Rockefeller McCormick
Mathidte
Max Osep
Martage
Eolint Records
Schools Close Thursday for Summer Vacation Debated
City schools plan to close Thursday for a three month summer break. Superintendent Hemstreek urged officials to ensure students start first term on time, with arrangements made for those entering Tall Grade. Reports say scholarships and transportation updates will be issued tomorrow.
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Schule
Hemstreek
Slar
Embezzlement charges filed against Dawson firm employee
Charges were preferred against Venys Hypkink ty R. G. Dawson of the Dawson's Brotherhood Wholevale Company on Monday afternoon. Hopkins, employed by the Dawson firm for years, is alleged to have failed to turn over funds collected from a local group about a year ago. He will be arraigned Wednesday afternoon.
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Venys Hypkink
Ty R. G. Dawson
Dawson’ Brothiry Wholevale Company
Munday Afyernoon
Hopkins
Sprinkling Service Fund Drive Signals City Push
A subscription plan to fund the sprinkler service is under discussion among merchants and property owners in the business district. The sprinkler operation is set to begin soon and will run until October 1, promising coverage for the area.
British May Again Assume Irish Control
United Press reports London on May 31 that the British government faces a threat to restore control over Ireland. Churchill asserts the government will safeguard liberty, while Lloyd George and allies discuss a formal conference to chart possible peace terms and the future status of Ireland.
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United Press
London
Tuik
Gary
Treland
Anu
Sian
Avinatin Chhurehhilt
Uther
Vivian Pishinet Teftese
Uttara
Bewlance
Frey
Churchill
Frilland
Nmehue Collins
Snd
Arthur Grtith
Thie
Ghurehill
Whey Huld
Lloyd George
Luke
Hoover seeks coal price cut amid strike pressure
Secretary of Commerce Hoover urged 1,500 nonunion coal operators to reduce fuel prices to ease travel costs and curb public profiteering. He noted coal prices had risen 25 to 50 cents per ton since the strike began, calling the increases unjustified and pressing for action to protect consumers.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Storviekt
Officer-Fight Ends in Arrests and Fines
Officers arrest Robert Brawster and Richard Brawster after a late West Main street altercation. They paid fines of 26 dollars each and were detained by Officer Foley following a near free for all. The brothers, cited for disorderly conduct, were arraigned before the alderman later that afternoon.
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Lay
Robert
Richard Brawster
Foley
Aldermuthy
Wilk Ordinance Delayed Again by Nuihepal Authorities
Officials announce another postponement of the Wilk ordinance now set to take effect tomorrow but likely open to further delay until about the 15th of the month pending the appointment of a premises inspector. Civil service examinations are scheduled for June 9 with enforcement expected after June th.
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Nuihepal
Ward Figure Miss Gurtha Glark Returns Home
Miss Gurtha Glark, guest in the city for the past day or two, returned to her here at Bria this morning with a relative and friend accompanying her.
Memorial Day observances honor Civil War veterans at Corry Park
Crowds gathered as Corry held a Memorial Day ceremony led by the Grand Army of the Republic. Speakers recited Logan's order and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address while string bands played and veterans’ graves were decorated. The event linked Civil War valor with later conflicts, highlighting liberty and national unity.
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Thor
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Corry
Hermie
Joh. Logatt
Grand Army of the Republic
Marshall
D.wilcox
Fehinay
Joes
Americar Legion Ward
Cowpany A
Americary Legion
Ty Rey
Ashton
Amelia Band
Asa
M.N. Baler
John Ua Logan
Wilson
Amercan Legion
Alexander
Tudge West Hun
Milon L. Brown
Ethid
Judge Hiré
Dax
Flanders
Faindt
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Sven Bore
Lang
Balnhelt Wberbelewelt Solent
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Tianion
Marin MuGoias Sinh Ladin Matte
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Deselie Algorn
Ruth Genevieve Barker
Charles Lyle Belding
Praneis
Leon Blair
Henry Humphrey
Blair
Ralph William Blakesles
Lynore
Elizabeth ‘Bowell
Arthur John Brandage
Margaret Rlizabeth Phirk
Mabel Crowell
Daulstrind
Hire la Vern Berean
Thal
Virginia Dewey
Joli Hucold Bayan
Gade
Florence
Macianet
Feet Spiedian
Raymon Morse Scillies
Hartley
Tathaway Stockh
Mergaret
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Ruth Beatrice Warner
Thomas Spénesa Wikehall
Barbar Bliaubeth
Young
Grange
United Proms
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Woodruff
Michigan
Sid Johnson
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Dakota
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Mier Condra
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Ward
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W. E. Hirt
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