Principal's Formal Statement on Grafton High School Action
A school principal submits a detailed statement to the Grafton Independent School District Board of Education regarding the December 6 1929 action. He argues for principal led teacher recommendations and removal of the Superintendent's office from the high school building to reduce discord and improve administration while affirming his commitment to follow board conclusions.
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Board of Education
Grafton Independent
Grafton High School
Ucation
Grafton’ Independent
Jamies C. Holt
Board of Edution
Board of Education of
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Santa Claus Visits The Children In Apartment Town
Peggy and John share a Christmas Eve moment with Santa Claus after discovering fire escapes on the apartments they visit. Santa, amused and kindly, explains how he will visit the children and hints at returning, promising to hang their stockings and noting his dog Great Boy grins with him. Tomorrow, The Giant.
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Plaees
Sam
Peggy
Santa Claus
Santa
John
Banta
Santa Clatus
United Aid
School Board Discusses Principal Tomlinson Case
The board and lawyers debated the dispute involving Principal E M Tomlinson and the superintendent. Tomlinson formally accepted the board’s December 6 decision while denying the charges, with the matter recorded as part of his action.
Death penalty in Soledad Canyon case heard in court
In Soledad Canyon near here on November 10, the defendant entered guilty pleas to the train wrecking charge and to one count of robbing a passenger on the train. He pleaded not guilty to other indictments charging robbery of passengers. Vernon was said to have prior conviction for horse stealing in Ohio.
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Soledad Canyon
Here
Vernon
Ohio
Rebel Armies Progress Noted In Nan King Fray
Nationalist forces reportedly halted a Nationalist advance toward Nan King while other units repelled attackers. The administration backed a bill to cut normal income tax rates by one percent for individuals and corporations in the coming year, a proposal opposed by both parties.
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Ion
House
Nationalist gains shift in Honan amid tariff debate
Senate leaders moved to speed a $160 million tax cut as Chinese fighting in Honan Province prompted delays. President Hoover backed the measure as Norris argued the tax relief would aid victims of the stock market collapse. The Senate planned a vote within 24 hours on a resolution tied to tax reform.
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Smoot
Senate
Aries
Kanchow
Kiangsip Roy
House
White House
Hoover
Norris
Rabbit Whiskey Trial Concludes With Fines
The article describes a chase as police struggled to capture a man nicknamed Rabbit. Judge Imntenhausen fined Wilke $20 for acting like a rabbit and Thomas $100 for aiding his behavior. It notes California’s population of about 6,000,000 and a prison population of 7,379.
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Imntenhausen
Wilke
Thomas
California
Non-Support Case Appealed In Taylor County Court
Late Byard appeal from a non support charge was heard by Magistrate John L Witt min. The appeal seeks alimony of 35 dollars per month for Mrs Byard. The case is expected for January term in Taylor County circuit court.
Bill Favored by House Committee With WV Mental Depots Plan
A House committee reported the bill favorably to establish mental depots and stations in West Virginia with an excess of 75000 dollars. The measure, reported out of the House committee on ware Hl rine and Gsheries, is supported by Representative Frank L. Bowman of West Ja.
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Bill
West Virginia
House Committee of Ware
Frank L. Bowman
West
Aged Man Pleads For Mercy In Lake Home Case
An elderly man, Brown, was taken by city officers after a disturbance and held in county jail. He asked for mercy citing his mother and sister’s worry. Magistrate Vittman remanded him to Taylor county jail and no sentence was passed this noon.
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O. Pollce
Lor County
Hitistrate Vittman
Taylor ‘County
Page fined on charge before magistrate
J M Page was fined for an appearance before Magistrate John L Wyttman. The case involved errands at stores dealing with wardrobes and kitchen cabinets at the cost of Perings rain store. The report is incomplete and dates are unclear.
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J. M. Page
John L. Wyttman
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