Flemington District Bond Issue Proclaimed for School Building
The Flemington District Board of Education in Taylor County West Virginia announces a plan to issue bonds totaling 49000 to buy a school site and build and furnish a new school. A special election is set for March 20 1920 to approve the bonds and a maximum 60 cent tax levy will be needed to pay interest and establish a sinking fund.
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Plemington
Taylor
Virginia
Aid of Education
Flemington
West Virginia
Board of Education
Gald
Fleington
Saich
Bank of Flemington
Metals and Mechanic National Bank of New York
N.Y
Steh
Taylor County
Esse
Wii
Shell
Fremington
Grafton Sentinel
Grafton Leader
Barnes Cole
Legislature of
C. W. Bartlett
James Fallon
Aden Stout
John Springer
I. D. Martin
John Wyckoff
W. ©. Frum
Floyd Taylor
A. J. Nestor
Fred Kelley
C. C. Frum
John Ross
W. T. Gates
Alex Stewart
Thurman Bennett
Ed Tomblyn
Grafton
O. W. Bartlett
Which Is Best Bond Issue or Toll Gates
Letter to the editor urging support for good roads and opposing a county bond issue. The writer recalls Maryland’s toll road history, arguing tolls were fair and effective, and questions burdensome extra assessments from bonds. The piece appeals to local voters to favor road improvements without heavy property taxes.
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The
Sentinal
Elas AJ
Maryland
Grafton
Wilson Calls For Bi Partisan Labor Board Across Railways
President Wilson urged railway executives and unions to form a bi partisan conference board under section 301 of the railroad bill to tackle wage disputes. He asked that each side name representatives to meet with Director General Hines and set procedural terms for early discussions and possible settlement. The move follows his request to the Railway Executives Association and labor leaders to participate in a rapid negotiating process designed to resolve the wage issue as federal operation continues.
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Washington
T. Thewitt Cuyler
Aas
Hines
Aris
Cuyler
Union
Wilson
Association
Peace Treaty To Be Put Into Campaign
Washington reports that Senate leaders agreed to drop compromising reservations to Article Ten and fast track the peace treaty ratification into the political campaign. Both parties agreed to readopt last session’s Republican Reservation program as formality, with a final vote likely within days, despite anticipated failure to ratify. The move follows Republican insistence on Article Ten changes and opposition from irreconcilables. The Senate adjourned early due to a death in the chamber.
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Washington
Moret
Senate
Artele X Reservation
Senator Bankhead Reservation Vote Delayed
Under unanimous consent the vote on the domestic questions reservation that would have occurred Monday was postponed until today continuing the dispute.
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Bankhead
Attitude Shifts at Peace Conference Toward Germany
London March 8 A notable shift at the peace conference favors Germany with Great Britain led by David Lloyd George credited for driving the policy. France shows movement toward the view, though reluctantly, as the question of how to finance German recovery dominates talks. A plan to offer incentives to rich neutral states and possible international loans are discussed, with securit y concerns central. The aim is to clarify Germanys obligations to help stabilize its economy and avoid punitive terms.
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London
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
David Lloyd George
M.clemmenceau
England
Fedey
America
Separations Commission
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