Special Tax Proposal for State Educational Institutions
The piece argues a two mill special tax to fund the state university, teachers colleges, and other schools. It urges governor backing, notes past legislative prejudice from denominational schools, and suggests funding be dedicated, predictable, and debated in a comprehensive plan or at a general election via initiative. It also touches on revenue questions and potential legislative sessions.
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Hindenburg Will Be Inaugurated Today in Berlin
Berlin May 11 field marshal Paul Von Hindenburg arrived at the chancellery for a one night stay as president elect and awaited noon tomorrow’s formal induction. A four hour train ride preceded a cheering procession with flowers, air escort, and a heavy security cordon as crowds welcomed the new German leader.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
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Veterans’ Corps
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Creaky Knees Quick Relief Promises Fast Action
Advertisement touts Joint-Base as a quick acting emollient for creaky joints and rheumatic pains. Claims rub it in to reach tendons and ligaments, easing swelling and stiffness with broad use from neuritis to backache. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a tube.
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Missouri Wheat and Crops Outlook in May Update
May wheat is reported 89 percent normal with an estimated yield of 13.35 bushels per acre, implying about 20.865 million bushels from Missouri's 2.312 million acres. Rye, oats, hay, peas, and fruit crops show strong conditions, with apples 82 percent normal and peaches 60 percent, while frosts caused limited damage and pastures remain prolific.
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Federal Crop Reporting- Bureau
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Cooper Wins Confederate Memorial Day 59 Mile Race
Karl Cooper, veteran racer from Charlotte, wins the Confederate Memorial Day 59 mile race in Charlote NC after trailing early and overtaking leader Tommy Milton who won last year. About 40 000 spectators watched as Cooper surged in the final fifty miles to secure victory.
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Associated Press
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Cooper wins rugged race as he earns big purse
Final lap roars with Cooper crossing the line in two hours two minutes and fifty five seconds at an average speed of 12146 miles per hour. Hertz finishes second with Milton third, sharing a portion of the 25 000 prize. Johnston suffers a crash but escapes with a broken collar bone as De Paolo leads at start then fades.
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