Graft In Pittsburg School Boards Exposure
A Civic League report alleges graft within Pittsburg area school boards. It cites bribery via contracts, payments to board members and officials, and pressure on teachers and staff to secure appointments. The league plans prosecutions, awaiting district attorney action before proceeding.
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Pitteburg
Pittsburg
Eer Civic League
Latternay
G League
League
Igraft
Wrecket Raputa
Panal Board of Education
Pines
Siguant
Meyer
Ryan Funeral Imposing In Philadelphia Era
The funeral of Patrick John Ryan, archbishop, drew hundreds of priests and prominent Roman Catholic figures in Philadelphia. The crowd surrounded St Paul Cathedral as the service filled the nave and surrounding Logan Square. Joaquin Miller, recovering from a breakdown, was noted in brief. An anarchist burglary suspect in Berlin was not captured. authorities denied the report. Six women died from smoke inhalation in a Cleveland Hotel Euclid fire.
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Philadelphia
Logan Square
Berlin
Brealan
London
Rear Admiral Arthur P. AB Ng Dies in Jamaica Home
Retired Rear Admiral Arthur P. AB Ng died suddenly of a cerebral event at his Jamaica home in 1963. The note appears in a fragmentary item referencing architecture and an opening salon, with scattered mentions of live stock market items and a Paris representative of the French government.
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Nazro
Aston
Arthur P. AB. Ng
Jamaica
Notable Resignations and Disappearances Across Parties
Summary of nationwide brief items: Harold B. Sampson, youngest son of Rear Admiral Sampson, resigned after failing annual exams in Annapolis. Heiress Ming Dorothy C. Arnold located in a New York hospital after detectives searched nationwide. David Leahy, governor’s secretary, summoned before Kansas senate panel over alleged political corruption article. James Whitcomb Riley and Nicholas Murray Butler elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Edward and Prince Albert of Wales amid measles outbreak at Dartmouth naval college. Circumstantial Home Tribune plot story on assassination attempt against Victor Emmanuel II and King Peter of Servia ahead of a Rome visit. Architect John M. Carrere injured in New York auto crash remains unconscious. William Corey denies plans to partner with Charles M. Schwab after wife sails to France. Mayor Frederick Kreflemann of St. Louis faces new charges while in Seattle for notification of election.
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Annapole
Harold B. Sampson
Sampson
Navy Department
Ming Dorothy
C. Arnold
New York City
Wurops
David Leahy
Stubbs
Kansas Senate
Wichita
James Whitcomb Riley
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Edward
Prince of Wales
Prince Albert
Dartmouth Naval College
Home Tribune
Boriha
Victor Emmanuel
Peter of
Servia
Rome
John M. Carrere
Presbyterian Hospital
William ©. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
France
Corey Chateau
Charles M. Schwab
Frederick Krefamann
St. Louis
Seattle
Indicted Menard Voters Over Last Fall Ballot
Twenty voters from Menard county Illinois and nearby Petersburg were indicted by the county grand jury on charges of selling their votes in the recent election. The wide range of items mentions legislative actions, international treaties, and various incidents across several states.
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Menard County
Petersburg
B. F. Carroll
Oregon
Senate
Iowa
House of
Taft
Canada
National
Busson
Rheims
Orrell
Vianna University
Tibet
Colorado
KR. A. Tawney
Grand Junction
Louisville
Galveston
Tex
Herbert ‘Knox Smith
United States
Congress
Fight
Sdading
Tlnotan
Sha ‘'O Jn
Iowa State Board of Education Funds for State Colleges
Iowa legislators consider a 728,850 dollar appropriation package for the state university, Iowa State College, and the State Teachers' College. Allocations cover educational support, libraries, equipment, buildings, land, and grounds improvements, plus a separate 56,250 for the State Teachers' College. A proposed special tax levy funds repairs and equipment, with the State Board of Education in charge of the funds, and measures for highway and other state department funding also discussed.
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Iowa State Board of Education
Des Moines
Iowa
State University
Iowa Stile College
Laws State Teachers’ College
Mattes
Moore
Ames
Teachers’ College
State College
Town City
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Pais
Senate
House
Francis 1
O'Coane
Chickasaw
Atute College
Rtute Leachern’ Vollese
General Assembly
Youn Ols
Ntate Board of Education
Notable miscues across the commonwealth events lives and incidents
A garbled list of local happenings from across the Commonwealth includes named persons such as Monte Smith, Clifford Walker, and Milo Wenils, plus various injuries, deaths, property fires, and a special election pending. The text mentions accidents, court and prison notes, anniversaries, and shortages, with scattered place names and organizations.
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Monte Smith
Golar
Raphia
Clifford Walker
Wiss
Canries City
Milo Wenils
Slaters
Jownby
Ita
Mra
Katherlie Capps
Mystle Witch
O& Loxs
SUN
Theu
Tag
Cltivens
Willsen
Company O
Sifig-fittie Regiment
Evien Thally
Leon Murphy
Origi B
Manet
Tt Sprog
Otiwwe
Ottumwa
South Spencer
Charley Vetuat
Eag
Dew Moines
Deaul
Hinart
Maat Nidhi River
Treury
Svadhury
Delidbray Patan
Ravenport
Perry
Ottva
Parograph Herald
Dubuque
Jessa Maremon
Lake City
Marton
Athoun County
Pilz Strobehn
Retuhed
Seaplinl
Yankton
South Dakota
Benjamn Simmone
Sioux City
Lhe
Cedar Naples
J. K. Goodwin
Ey Mes. Gee
A. &. Addison
Root
Mason City
Maran
City
Joss
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Braft
Civic League
Mehods
Igaenens
Eee
Ryan
Post Miller
Oakland
Cali
Joaquin
Janer
Trom
Grave Gouht
Ooreveland
Euclid
Alon
Architects
Thureday's
Quetabyx
General News
National House of Representatives
Regula
Faneas City
Grifin
Vermilion County Grand Jury
Danville
State School of Mines
Alderson
Abraham Lincoln
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Panna Canal
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Cffes
Chicago
Lea O’neil Browde
William H W. Murray
Spring River
Carthage
Sherri Weaver
Supreme Court of Kansas
Fresch
William Vernon Cole
Cole
Mulata
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Harry Cambran
J. 7. Laxague
Peter Miramuspe
B. Indiano
Brooklyn
F. Biseboi,Cocoa and Chocolate Company
Ashland Place
Cannon
House of Rap
Tesentatives
Bailey
Patrick John Ryan
Arels
Miotropolitank
Pennsylvania
Archia Piscopal
Sater
Columbia
Qsu
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Carolinas
Linois Valley
Board of Engineers
National House of
Grout
Black Hawk
Paleo
Kulp BI. Smith
Decatur
State Highway Department
Bll
Representative Fourt
Ablamakee
Bes Moinesa
Epartanent
Assaultnu Jug
State Highway Commission
Attta
Nmpitta
Viking
Iiva
Jourl
Allamalas County
Hghway Commission
Dens
State Colege
Dents of Agriculture
Jews State College
Civician
Hiighway Engincar
Reformatory
Malmberg
Railway Commission
Olvn
Muhnberg
Vahnsel
Ty Vaylor
Athinoose
Sullivan
Foreisa
Sannderia
Ss. BP
Francois—elabishing Public Atititices Commission
Ly Webbon
Allen
deffarson—Ali
State Board of Nealh
Moore of Linn
Iewa Soldiers' Home
Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home
Blinu
School
Fraley
House Ly Representative
Polle
Hon
Jno
Stone
John
Mititla
mlUtla
Fulton
Wolforgon 4A
Lounsberry
Myrshall
Goodykvonte
Tourt
Allamtkee
Cowles
Ui Teachera
Burlington
Stephenson
Ringgold
Windy-flva
Ing ag@net
Ahatlah Einge
Behgol Hangurer
Igi
Linn County
Executive Council
Owe State N the News
Commonwealth
Miro
Caus
Golling
Grighby
Madrid
Vhro
Nod Mov
A. Conner
Ewe Coon
Katie
Atria
Phos
Jerter
Little
Theodora Braat
Cori
Jovoe Sears
Jo Vadlgoi
Dad
Hort Ulnegs
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