School Board Discusses 175000 Bond Issue For New School Buildings
Last evening the school board, minus President Whittlesey, reviewed a proposed $175,000 bond issue to be put to voters in the November election. The meeting covered staffing changes, a tentative agreement with Mr. Wolf for physical education and community service funding, and related budget amendments.
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PL. Giddings
Moor
Bor
Industry
Loveland
Uni Fuice Dinid
Bale
Comrola
Wo Y Denning
Jaiphus, Ky
Mary O'lfare
Tivusvilis
Wolf
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Adbinidge Wolf
Cor
Je Board of Education
Woll
Board of Education
Corry
Dereof
Theroul
Metulrough
A. Myers
Ndance
Parkeh
Rejected bids for new school building project at Bake Main
The school board adjourned after tabulating bids for a new building to replace Bake Main street china. Directors rejected all bids on a motion, with details listed for general construction plumbing and electrical work, showing varied low offers from several firms.
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Boarch of
East Main Street
China
GF Educationah
Amped
Leveland
Widder
Thomag Co.t
Meloy
Fraank
Jones
Cony
M, Stewart & Co
Corry
Barlow Mardware Co
GAL Stewart & Co
de Rowe
Rogers
Not True Bills Are Returned in Sparta Cases
Grand jury of Crawford County reports no true bills in the Sparta related indictments. Ray Culp, Murry Sutton and others near Spartansburg face charges tied to a forgery fugitive Carl Kelly. Accusations include conspiracy to pay costs and accessory after the fact. Carl Kelly captured after escaping Warren County jail. others detained for harboring him.
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Culp
Sutton
Crawford County
Grand Jury
Court of
Crawford
Joldiet Ray Gulp
Murry Sutton
Spartansburg
Kelly
Nyc
Harry Sutton
Hert Foster
Pierce
Kirk
Carl Kelly
Warren County
Corry Knights of Columbus Elect New Officers
The Corry Council Knights of Columbus held its annual meeting electing Paul Quinlisk as Grand Knight A L Menard as Deputy Grand Knight James P Sullivan as Financial Secretary George Muldesiel as Recording Secretary and W O Lyoche Paul Quin as Treasurer John A Shields led the council as head and proved a capable leader during a period of growth Captain M Howe of the Salvation Army visited Marle Lawson’s home while traveling to Franklin.
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Ofcers of Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
Grand Knigh
Paul Quinlisk
A. L. Menard
James P. Sullivan
George Muldesiel
Wo Lyohe
Paul Quin
Viak
John A. Shields
Shialds
Iocal Kypighte
M. Howe
Salvation Army
Marle Lawson
Franklin
General Strike Considered by Labor Leaders
Samuel Gompers plans to place the question of a general strike before the Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor in protest to the Daugherty injunction. Labor supporters urge widespread sympathy strikes. the council will meet to decide and may last several weeks as the nation eyes a walkout.
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Xecutive Council of Labor Federation
Daugherty
Atlantic Plt
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Council of
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Gomperk
Stelke
Severymonk Lave
Resalv
Gomipers
Council of the American Federation of Labor
Swt
Harding
War clouds rumble in Balkans threaten Constantinople
A wartime dispatch reports Greek forces in Asia Minor crumble under Turkish pressure, raising the chance of renewed conflict near Constantinople. In a separate incident, lineman Craker narrowly survives a high voltage line accident after fellow workers perform life saving resuscitation and the town hospital treats his injuries.
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J. W. Z. Mason
United Press
Asia Minor
Balkans
Constantinople
Greece
Constantine
Laritantiné
Serlane
Avia Minor
Miram Craker
Hiram Craker
Elvetrie Licht Rompany
White
Venter
Lytoy
Kent
Pre
Craker
Shuss
Cruteer
Uraker
Beasambanees
Controversy Over City Bill Payment Delays Comptroller Withholds Approval
City Comptroller Wales refused to approve a $600 plus voucher for a tractor use and personal services in a bill brought by Russell Jroad. The City Commission passed the bill, but payment is stalled pending fuller accounting and justification. A company outing at Brokenstraw Park is planned with speeches by James W. Campbell and prize events for employees and families.
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Russell
Tihe
Wales Raigid
Byway
Cuftitch
Wale
Corry James
Weebestown Mix. Corp
Brokenstraw Park
Tiffany
The
Phoenix
James W. Campbell
Farmers Seek Action Muscle Shoals Project
Washington reports farmers and Republican House members press for action on the Henry Ford nitrate and power project at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Leaders include Farm Bloc lawmakers James of Michigan and Scott of Tennessee pushing for a definite place on the legislative program.
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Washington
Republican House
Congressional
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Ford
James
Michigan
Scott
Tannnessee
Hull
U S Warship Sent to Smyrna to Protect Interests
Arrival of the destroyer Arratt at Smyrna was reported to the navy department. The department said reports of American marines landing were unfounded and that all American ships there are destroyers with no marines aboard.
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Unitea Frese
Washington
Sept. S
Arratt
Smyra
Navy Department
Department
Smyena
Klan Leader Arrested and Mail Flyer Killed in Crash
Indianaplis report says Edward Young Clark of Atlant a Ga acting imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan surrendered to authorities to answer charges of violating prohibition laws by transporting and p ameming liquors. Walter Smith, air mail officer, died when his aircraft crashed yesterday afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Sept
Edward Young Clark
Atlante
Ru Klne Klan
Governmant Aganta
Jduy
Ey Umivea
R—Walter Smith
Ayer
Wholesale Jail Delivery Foiled in Jefferson County
Prison escape attempt halted at Jefferson County Jail as guards counter a bid aided by a prisoner. Night shift secured the building, cordons stood by and a rope-and-blanket device was used to lower a man from a window before he was ordered back to his cell. Officers found improvised tools during a subsequent search of the jail.
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United Press
Brookville
Jefferson County
Sheri Lachey
Ater
City Briefs Report on Fire Department Exam and Local Incidents
Saturday events include Civil Service Board plans for fire department job exams to fill John Stanton vacancy from resignation, and local legal matters with John Pardy indicted for larceny tied to a break in a home. A 1928 model car display is announced, plus updates on injuries from a collision and a rural carrier's route disruption.
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Civil Service
John Stanttin
First Ward
John Pardy
Eve Westerday
Homs
Frank Gillette
Stay Garage
Toni Tocal Militarts
German Glider Narrow Escape Headlines Zurich Incident
Swiss report notes a German glider piloted by Klemperer suffered a near crash after being released from a balloon at about four thousand feet. The craft plunged for roughly 15 seconds before a controlled recovery averted a fatal impact. Mrs. Victor Anderson of Pittsfield, guest of Mrs. Robert Brown, departed for home after a visit.
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Zurich
Sept
Hlerr Klemperer
Germain
Hope Vesterdiny
Aballoon
Victor Anderson
Pittsfield
Robert Brown
Light registration reported citywide before November election
Registrars noted light turnout across the city yesterday with less than thirty people enrolling. Officials urged voters to register by September 1 to avoid a final-day rush, noting few contests in the upcoming election and similar trends countywide.
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Lisa
Tus
Thie County
Thin City
Bre
Domestic Consumers Get Preference in Coal Distribution
Philadelphia September 3 report says the Americity bank holder will be given priority with a pledge in the city by Secretary of Commerce Hover after a three hour conference at the Bellevue Stratford Motel. Fuel administrators from five states discussed plans for the equitable distribution of every ton of anthracite coal produced after miners return to work.
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Philadelphia
Americity Bank
Secretary of Commerce
Hellevue
Stratford
Injunctions Political Effect Foreseen in Labor Strife
United Press reports Sept. 8 that the Daugherty injunction against the shipmen strike signals broader legal and political battles. The move could affect government control over labor actions and influence upcoming congressional races and court appointments.
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Washington
Daugherty
Phosteers Higre
Rail peace talks renewed as executives meet to formalize policy
United Press reports leaders of the rail peace move gather in Chicago as Daniel Willard of Baltimore and Ohio and Bert Jewell prepare for sessions with shopmen executives. Widespread heads of lines from Chicago, Burlington, Rock Island and others are expected to join the renewal discussions ahead of Monday’s policy meeting.
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Jewell
United Press
Sept. S
Hirokut
Daniel Willard
Baltmore
Ohio
Bert M. Jewell
Jewall
Daugherty
Willard Andl
Pacific
Jowell
Hhe Exec
Straji
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