Board outlines bond plan no tax increase for school bonds
The Finance Committee reports the bond proposal can proceed without raising the current school tax rate. The board endorses a North side site for a combined junior high and elementary building and outlines funding from existing school tax revenue to cover the $175,000 loan. Public referendum on site and final plan is hoped for, with construction tied to city growth and future school development.
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House of Bans
Bonean
Tuidge
Provident
Whitteyey
Auer
Amey
Baring
Loveland
Pope
Sweet
Juin High School
Puttien
Tlw Jehdal
Entias
Ani
Wridds
P High School
St Modern Primutty
Kuyt
Wits
Boar Hays
East End
Lloyd George Defends Near East Policy in Fiery Speech
In Manchester the premier denounces war critics and insists Britain’s Near East policy protects Armenians and Turks from slaughter. He claims French actions provoked danger, warns against repeating past errors, and cites diplomacy and force as needed to keep peace.
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Lloyd George
Manchester
Eng
Llwyd George
Hood
Anita Holt
Thien
Brench
Inno Nesunye
Jrechs
Milles
East Main Street ALS'N Meeting Recital Choir
East Main Street Alumnae Association held an evening meeting with a good turnout. The program featured recitations by Miss Winnifred Messenger Mrs James Nichols and others including Elie Winne, Katheryn Loveland, and Major Robert Conn.
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East Main
Jaxson
Lax
Stine
Atdath Brundage
James ‘Nichols Jou — Eevee
Ehidren Yirgon Tered Steet
A. Trowgard
Dorthy Sever
Fairchilds
Wai Soper
Mr& Barnes Hoheeree Childern
Haskins
Elie Winne
Miss Winnifred Messenger
Gertrude Dabiytrand
Paulie O ‘Thomphot
Katheryn Loveland
A Ice Dablarnand
Majer Robert’ Conn
Raymond Warnes
Maintenance of Way Workers Receive Pay Increase
Chicago October 14 1916 railroad labor board raises maintenance of way workers pay by two cents per hour affecting about 451000 men. The boost totals roughly 22 million dollars annually and covers all wage earners in the program.
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Chicago
United States Railroad
Organizing Here to Support the Road Bond Issue
Erie County Good Roads Club officials led by JP Sayers organized a booster effort to back a county road bond issue. Lavery met local leaders, canvassed Corry township, and reported broad sentiment favoring a defined program before the commissioners. The plan includes connecting routes and countywide improvements to ensure funds aren’t monopolized by Erie City interests.
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Lavery
Erie County
Good Roads Club
Concord Township
JP Sayers
Erie County Good Roads Club
Revent
Bigood Roads Boosters Ormanization
Corry
CJ Brown
Poucord
Tbis City
Owoney
Erie City
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Crawfords
Union City
Waterford
Mont
Thie City
Planes Off In Pulitzer Trophy Race
Twenty four entrants were scheduled to start in the Pulitzer Trophy race at Sulridge Field Michigan on October 14. The big speed contest, requiring high speed and long endurance, was to be flown in four successive stages due to the large field.
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Sulpridge Feld
MT. Clenens
Mich
Wort
Demand for State Investigator in Hallville Murder
In New Brunswick officials in Somerset and Middlesex counties faced criticism for a bungled Hallville murder probe. Nes Frances No Tall, widow of the slain pastor, accused prosecutors Heckman and Swicker of political entanglements and sought a state investigator to take charge. Attorney Pfeiffer urged a fearless, independent official to avoid county interference and reopen the case amid mounting public pressure.
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United Press
New Brunswick
S.J
Somerset
Middlesix
Hallville
Nes Frances No Tall
Mra Mall
Heelman and Swicker
Quix
Guy Edwards
Timothy Pleitier
Pfenfter
Tall
Toreen
Pfeiffer
Stevens
Heckman
Jay Eniivr
Greeks Revolt As Evacuation From Thrace Clears
Constantinople Oct 1 Reports say the evacuation of Greeks from Thrace is underway under the Mudania pact while Greek forces resist and reorganize. General Plastinas declares intent to defend Thrace at all costs as Athens orders evacuation and cabinet promises compliance.
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Constantinople
Europe
Kemal
Mudania
Bevres
Thrace
Plastinas
Athens
Death of Cochran ton Woman Known Here
Death of Mint Bessie Clarke, a Cochran ton resident, was reported after she died October 11 at her home. She was survived by sister Mrs Ji ll Devore and brothers Dr Robert Clarke of Pittsburgh and Charles Clarke of Cochran ton, with nephews Hugh and Robert Clarke. Funeral services were held Friday and interment was in Cochran ton cemetery.
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Mint Bessie Clarke
Cochranton
Devore
Robert ©, Clarke
Pittsburgh
Charles Clarke
Hugh
Robert Clarke
Cocchranton
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Through Ho ford and Huntingdon evarsities.
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Mesparran Buck Ah
Pylistia
Ain Lancaster
Panc Uiot
Hoford and
Huntingdon
Supreme Court Vacancy Sparks Uproar Over Umpire Day’s Resignation
Washington reports President Harding may soon learn of Associate Justice Day’s likely retirement from the Supreme Court. The article notes Day’s duties have lightened and hints at possible successors including Senators Shields and Thalis, with Obin and Taft era references amidilibrium.
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United Prose
Washington
William K Das
United State Supreme Sun
Harding
Post Sun
Justice Bay
Germany
Hiquirer
Supreme Court
Jeti Tnry Teharks
Day
Clarke
Obin
Ther Kone
Taft
Dave
Worid
Whatser
Sli K Shields
Tennessee
John W Thavis
West Virginia
Ombas Hadlor
Theatre Crash Suit Filed Over Building Collapse
A damage suit for 2000 dollars was filed against Selenick owner of the Strand and Rialp Theatre by Mary Cultison guardian for her eight year old child killed in the collapse. The incident occurred at the building housing the theater causing injuries to bystanders.
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United Cross Pittshurgh
So Selenick
Strand
Kion Pichire Ceatre
Marry TL Cultison
Prominent Tax Authority Set to Speak in Corry
A prominent New York tax expert will address a joint Rotary, Child and Chamber of Commerce meeting in Corry, detailing practical aspects of a tax scheme study. The visit is part of a national tour by the committee on taxation and organization.
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Corry
Ill. Seidman
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Seilman
New York
Rotary
Seddingrr
Seid Wag & Spalean
Iuw
Come
Waa
Furmud
Hom
Mamittur
Wen
Forbes Morgan
L. Loree
Delawasy & Hudson
Raifowid
Jules
Javic
Wealthy Man Rejuvenation Theory Links Kidnapping Gland Robbery
A late 19th century Chicago report details a gang kidnapping and gland removal plot linked to a wealthy Augu s n patron. Captain Thomas Coughlin and Dr Walter Sullivan discuss potential medical surgery angles and investigators pursue clues amid a citywide epidemic anxiety.
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Chicago
Thomas Coughlin
Erie
Joseph Wornale
Robbiers
Wolfe
Wosnius
Walter Sullivan
Mereye
Pip Sullivan
Ates Ed
Avery Affort
Kuinbuiegt
Elief
Ataibie
Willian
Ruth Receives Record Baseball Fine and Turmoil
United Press reports Hall of Fame slugger Babe Ruth was fined ten thousand dollars the largest baseball penalty to date for a trust violating incident. Separately a blast in Bristow Oklahoma injured workers including Nick Erlewein and others near a demolished hotel at a factory site, with at least two fatally harmed and multiple hospitalized.
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United Press
New York
Ruth
Bristow
Oklu
Raith
Aurly Tory
Nick Erlewein
Flarkiee Jonts
Parrall
Mies Jones
Farrell
Cox Returns to Political Arena in Rally Toast
James M Com, former Democratic presidential candidate, reenters politics as keynote speaker at a rally and roast in the state capital. He aims to energize supporters and discuss policy directions for the current campaign.
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Rt Pamisritwee
James M Com
Cos
League of Nations
Democratic campaign gains seen as Republicans fail
A United Protsain report cites Cordell Hull stating Republicans have disappointed all classes and failed to solve industrial, transport, and foreign trade problems. Democrats claim strong gains ahead as middle states show support and voters reject professional politicians.
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United Protsain
Republican Congress
Washington
Congress
Cordell Hull
Ilall
Sjoraats Hall
Beveridge Opposed by Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
A missive from Timothy Shea, assistant president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, denounces Albert J Beveridge as a tool of big interests and an advocate of opel shoppers. the union plans to oppose Beveridge in the Indiana U S Senate race.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ort
Organizy Sd
Albert J) Beveridga
United 81
Indiana
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firs Nen
Aude
Timothy Shea
Pres
Weil
Beveridge Wa
Opel
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