Opera Hons e Night and Cartoon Show to Aid Schools
State funds exhausted force school closings across Summers Summers counties with 69 schools in three districts shut. Raleigh Mason Upshur Tucker and Greenbrier districts report cuts and imminent closures. State aid authorized 1 144 000 for the year may drop below 500 000 in actual disbursement.
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Board of Public Works
Summers County
Raleigh County
Mason County
Upshur
Tucker
Greenbrier
UN Tes
Department of Education
Youth murders bride of day in Canton hotel
Anthony Ricardo Miano, 22, and his bride of a day Beatrice Rita Mastersoon, 20, both Cleveland residents, were found shot to death in a Canton hotel room. Police say the couple were victims of the groom's revolver. Coroner T C McQuare suspects a suicide pact or that the husband killed the bride as she slept and then shot himself. They were married at Weirton.
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Canton
Anthony Ricardo Miano
Beatrice Rita Mastersoon
Cleveland
T. C. McQuare
Stark County
Weirton
Miano Delivers Sealed Envelope to Brother in Public Scene
In West Virginia, Rev. D P Murphy of St Pauls Catholic Church accompanied the group as Miano handed a sealed dressed envelope to his brother Sam Miano with the remark the next time you see him.
Roosevelt to start budget work after conference
New York January 5 Roosevelt plans start on balancing the next year’s budget after a conference with Democratic leaders. The discussions focus on drastic economy and possible tax measures including an interstate transportation levy to reduce a large deficit. Woodin and Moley attended the Roosevelt residence as plans to dispose of farm relief and budget issues for his first year progress.
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Roosevit
Washington
William H. Woodin
American Car and Foundry Company
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
East Sixty-Fifth Street
Congress
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
House
Garner
Election by ballots praised for accuracy and speed
A satirical note claims the Chinese system of ballots avoids recounts due to straightforward tallies despite accusations of irregular marks. The quotation highlights belief in clean results and criticizes crooked finger marks on ballots as evidence of manipulation.
Economic figures from the session outline deficits and taxes
The report notes projected economies totaling 150 million and a beer bill yielding 20 million. It cites a six month deficit around 1.146 billion, with 400 million reserved for debt retirement. Income taxes, down 272 million this year, may be offset by higher rates shown in March and June collections.
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Hoover
Scarlet fever cases rise in Taylor county towns
Four more Scarlet fever patients are quarantined by County Health Officer R D Stout, joining three already under quarantine. Cases spread across Blueville South Grafton West Grafton and Rosemont, with schoolchildren among the city cases. Dr Stout cites damp mild weather after a cold spell as aiding transmission. Pneumonia and influenza keep many at home and health conditions look pessimistic.
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Taylor County
County
R. D. Stout
Blueville
West
Grafton
Rosemont
Stout
Inflation Policy and Its Effects on Prices
Washington discusses Senator Borah's call to inflate the currency to lift price levels. The piece explains how increasing money in circulation without gold backing can lower money value, spur buying, boost production, reduce unemployment, and leads to readjustment at a level aligned with supposed true values, with overall losses borne by corporations and individuals offset by national strengthening.
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Washington
Jan
Borah
City mourns prominent residents listed in obituary notice
City officials and relatives mourn the loss as the obituary notes Mrs. Pred V Kunst wife of the city commissioner and Mrs. W W Gabel along with several others including Mrs Homer McDade and Mrs T C Maloney of Bellaire who visited for New Year and learned of the death. The piece lists numerous Moran family members including M F Moran T J Moran W J Moran and City Patrolman John Moran plus thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Cleveland, O
T. J. Moran
Grand St
W. J. Moran
High Street
John Moran
Troops Restore Quiet in Christian County Mine Clash
In Taylorville Illinois on January 5 military patrols returned to Christian county after a volatile clash between United Mine Workers and Progressive Miners of America near Peabody Mine No. 7. Snipers wounded two workers as deputies and state militia hunted roughly twenty-five suspects amid ongoing tensions.
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Taylorville
Christian County
Ilinois National Guard
Kincaid
United Mine Workers Union
Progressive Miners of America
Kincaid Westa Center
Peabody Mine No. 7
United Mine Workers
United Coal
Peabody No. 7
Charles Weineke
Calvin Coolidge Policy Pace After Election
December 1923 report notes Coolidge entering the White House and seeking time for the administration to catch up with longstanding statutes. He aimed for a concise program covering essential points after an intensive survey, reflecting the pace of reform versus breadth of goals.
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White House
Coolidge
Coolidge Era Ends With Steady Push For Debt Paydown
The text recounts Calvin Coolidge’s fiscal policies through 1925 to 1927, noting funding of foreign war debts, tax reductions, and congressional cooperation on the world court. It outlines farm legislation clashes, the McNary Haugen bill, and aviation policy, alongside Coolidge’s personal stoicism and family sorrows, leading to his 1928 retirement decision and biographical details of his rise from Northampton to the presidency.
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Coolidge
Bax
Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
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William Mitchell
Army
Dwight Morrow
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Middle West
White House
Calvin, Jr
Col
John C. Coolidge
Vermont
National Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont Hills
John C
Victoria Moor Coolidge
John
Mary Coolidge
Watertown
Mass
Massachusetts
Black Rived Academy
Ludlow
St. Johnsburg
Amherst College
Connecticut River
Northampton
Hammond, and Field
Beacon Hill
Traften
Levi H. Greenwood
Greenwood
Boston
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