Smith And Billingslea Fight For The People Against School Book Trust
April 14 column reports Smith and Billingslea in a heated debate over a uniform school book system. The measure failed 31 to 44 as Speaker Vining led the assault against lobbyists from the school book trust. Representative Smith and Billingslea, from Butler and Navarro counties, voted for the bill.
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Colin J. Smith
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Billingslea
Ambassador 10 Germany Resigns Amid Political Tussle
Rochester New York diplomat David Jayde Hill resigns as United States ambassador to Germany. White House accepts the resignation. no specific reason given. Hill served during a tense period as party factions debated the structure of the administration and U.S. policy toward Germany. The resignation prompts questions about future envoy appointments and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Threw Book Disruption at Kentucky University Service
An April 1 gathering at a Kentucky university church departure ends with a raucous disruption as two brethren accuse a pastor and other attendees of snoring during a sermon. One sleeper remains unconscious, while a hymn book is used to rouse him before the benediction.
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Middletown boards weigh school books and streetcar bids
Middletown Ohio officials convene to discuss textbook changes for the coming years and review requests from three local capitalists aiming to secure a Middletown streetcar franchise. The city council and board of education meet tonight to consider these actions.
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Obtas Dead In Sudden City Death
A man identified as a Cant general employee died suddenly this morning at West Mann Avenue near UES. Police reported no immediate cause, and investigators began work at the scene.
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Baptist Women Elect Officers and Host Meeting
A Baptist Women organization session highlights election of Mrs. Miro Mocbesh as president and the appointment of officers for the coming term. The event included reports, a devotional, and plans for mission work and local outreach led by Mrs. Thane Miller.
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Abandonment in Cincinnati Sparks Public Debate
An April report from Cincinnati describes a tense public scene following an incident involving an individual's eviction attempts. The piece notes strong emotions and reactions from attendees, with statements praising public figures and critiques of the handling by authorities.
Tornado Kills Nine in Missouri as Destruction Follows
A deadly tornado ripped through a Missouri city yesterday afternoon. Nine people were killed while many more were injured and homes damaged or destroyed. windows shattered and property losses reported, with responders assessing the scene for additional casualties.
Ben Evans Nox Angelis Cal Apr 14 Drowning near Pebbly Beach
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Priest Catches Burglar in Cleveland Shrine
A keen priest interrupted a burglary at St. Folios shrine on a Friday evening. O'Malley was detected rifling a money box as a crowd gathered outside the chapel. The thief fled before police arrived, leaving the scene with the loot.
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Cleeteio Gell
War with potters' Meld costs county millions
The conmla ctioners of Alleshens county faye acc orded to do a war with the potters' Meld and thereby gave the county About $17, A0 a year. iistend of burying the uerlarmed dead at a cost of S40 each, Mey will hereafter ere- Hynate Ute bodies Hi ow new gas fire nace installed in the basement of the barque. The sane Friday between the Reds wat Piths barge work postponed because of wet Rec and the cold feet of the Recs.
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Mexican government to be held responsible for Arizona violence
In Douglas Arizona and the Mexican government face accountability as federal troops reportedly advance toward Agua Prieta with machine guns. Rebels hold Agua Prieta prisoners while tensions rise along the border with reports of Juarez near attack and disrupted rail links into northern Mexico.
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Representative Hardwick Seeks Negro Disfranchisement Bill
Washington April 1. Representative Hardwick of Georgia today introduced a bill providing for disfranchisement of the Negro. He proposed an amendment to the constitution be submitted to the state legislature for notification, namely the repeal of the fourteenth amendment of the United States Constitution.
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Indies of the Presbyterian church host April supper
At Overpeck the Indies of the Presbyterian church will hold a taste supper on Saturday April 15 in the Laservent of the church. A program follows with music piano and violin duets, various solo vocal and instrumental numbers, and recitations by listed performers, including Myrtice Craig Gladys King Edith Webb and Mildred Inman.
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Evangelistic services at First Baptist church withNeedham
The First Baptist church will host evangelist Needham for a series of services including a morning gospel program at 6230 and three baptisms. He will also organize a Bible study class each afternoon at 3 o clock in the church hall. Also noted are probate and divorce filings, a court case and a fire of local interest.
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Fabled fragments hint at a disrupted day with a presidential warning
Fractured words suggest a disrupted day and a president issuing caution to advisers. The garbled text hints at a tense situation where leadership cautions against certain actions or decisions amid uncertainty and urgency.
Conference of All Parties Looks to Peave
A fragmented report describes a conference where officials and a group including Alfonse Rafel and others plan a morning assembly. The text mentions travel toward Mexico, a visit to Chil Citys, and a meeting with a regional leader, with references to Mesiar government agents.
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Royal Maundy Thursday Observed In Seville Palace
King Alfonga and Queen Eu genie led a Maundy Thursday service at the royal palace with 10 impoverished women washing feet. Princes, diplomats, and church dignitaries attended as a chamberlain poured water from a silver jug and a maid held basin and towel. A banquet followed with the royal couple serving courses. The adoration of the cross saw 11 men pardoned on the king’s mercy.
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Manager McGraw on Polo Ground Plea
New York April 14 pager Melaw of the New York National league baseball club said this morning debris from the fire last night destroyed the grand stand at the Polo Grounds and could not be removed by this afternoon. The game would be played at the American League grounds near Washington Heights. He estimated damage at 250000 dollars.
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Club for Poor to Memorialize Bowen Millionaire
Chicago notes a memorial fund plan by Mins Bowen to establish a club for the poor. The initiative honors her late millionaire benefactor and provides grounds for the new organization.
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