Pruntytown WV Levy Estimate for District Schools 1919
The Pruntytown district in Taylor County WV conducts a levy estimate session on August 1919 to determine amounts needed for maintenance building fund and teachers fund. It provides totals, per cent levies on property and lists real and personal property valuations guiding the requested levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
West Virginia
Taylor
Pruntytown
Ind
Board of Education of
Taylor County
Frank A. Alcorn
Rupert Bartlett
J. J. Tucker
Pruntytown Ind
State OF West Virgins
Towit
Jos
F. Johnson
Prontytown
Sid
P. Johnson
Prantyson
W. Va
Labill
UCR
Cere Ood
Aes
Abanne Snare
Eaid Court House
Aaid Court House
Court House
Vald
Hhereby
Gold Board
W. M. Peltner
Railroad Shopmen Seek Wage Settlement Delay
WashingtonAug 3 The one hundred committee representing railroad shopmen informed Director General Hines they could not accept Wilsons wage terms as basis for settlement. A nationwide strike vote was urged, with members remaining on the job pending official results. The move aims to link higher wages to reducing living costs and boosting production as government attempts to stabilize rail transportation. The president and Hines later announced a policy to postpone wage and rate increases until economic conditions improve, urging a nationwide truce and cooperation to lower living costs.
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Tullway
Wilson
Railroad
Baal
Demet
Alee
Washington
Committee of One Hundred
Hines
O' Ah
Ang
Jofent
Ware Bollanca
Mr. Wilson
Shpmen
Jewell
Qmyloyes
American, Federation of Labor
Unifiac
Cold storage turkey fatal to officer
Ohio, Aug. 26. Col. Weybrecht, who came from France three weeks ago where he commanded the 146th Infantry, died this morning believed to be from consuming cold storage turkey at a Lakeside Country club dinner on Saturday. Mrs. Helen Gabris, 33, wife of William Gabris of Sebring, also died, and Mr. and Mrs. John Sharer are paralyzed with doubtful recovery. Specialists from Cleveland and Alliance were summoned. Colonel Weybrecht, two term adjutant general of Ohio, was fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Weeht
France
146Th
Lakeside Country Club
Helen Sebring Gabris
William J. Gajhris
Sebring
John C. Sharer
Cleveland
Allanee
Neybrecht
Gabris
Weybrecht
Uncle Sam to Establish Retail Stores
Washington announces that War Department surplus stock stores will open September 25 in depot centers and large cities to sell household commodities by mail and cash orders. Government aims to sustain the stores to combat high living costs with continued procurement of necessities under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Department
Escape Through Jail Wall Ends in Officer Death
In Wheeling on August 25 nine prisoners escaped through a 30 inch wall of the Ohio county jail. Deputy officers pursued. Officer James Stanley faced William Elliott of Washington PA, who resisted and was shot in the head. Elliott died. another escapee, James Eliott, was recaptured. The other details reference a drifting quote about Germany and a missing context.
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Wheeling
Ohio County
Amily
James Staney
Willian, Elliott
Washington
Stanley
Hierst
Elliott
Ohio Valley Hospital
Arrisoner
James Eliott
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Losure
Sitips
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Railroad Administration
Turkey
Uncle Sam
Ail
Karl Muck
Isimuelt
Phit
Gerany