Governor Donahey declines aid for rural schools in tense session
Grand jury report notes no state aid for rural districts as Gov. Donahey rejects requested emergency session. He blames assembly for shortfall and cites past excess appropriations and vetoes. Attorneys General Grabbes argues 150 districts face school funding gaps. calls for voluntary levies and emergency action.
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Donahey Doday
Altuziey
Crabhe
Ohin Legislatura
Crabbe
General Assembly
Ta General Assembly
Legislative Committee
Muurney
Grakhe
Mie
Donshey
Sehool
Hin
Viat
Miditar
Provinus Ynay
Julio Schaul
Og Beast
Ne Ini
Nekedl
Wall Street Bomb Plot Confession Ties Suspects
Ralph Thurber in a London prison confessed involvement in the Wall Street explosion of September 16, 1920. The report links Thurber to other conspirators, notes police pressure in New York, and mentions extradition talks with the United States. Details reference officials in London and San Diego, with overseas movements and questions about Canadian forces.
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Ralph Thurber
London
Wall Street
Geares
Jodna
Polis
Geraval i
Whurhey
Tuwton
Aghes
Smith
Wilson
Missnees
Lorton
Whurberra
Selvnight Thunber
Pentonville
Juigland
Hin Jen
Daily Sketch
Per Addy
Parish
Amswerp
Haawieh
Turker
United States
Prune
Viraunissinees
13A
Thurber
Mn Desperdle Elavagter
Meiander Heyvy
New York
Ameren
19 Pound Boy Born in Kewton
A 19 pound boy was born to Mr and Mix Wile lia Tieninn of Ogderishing weay five. Mother and child were reported dying well after the birth in Newton, No dy Mave By-Physic cima.
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Kewton Newton
Oday
Mix Wilelia
Tieninn
Ogderishing Weay Five
Market Close Summary From Ambiguous Exchange Data
Market closings show mixed figures with several commodity and futures entries. Prices for corn oats and oats futures appear, with various May July and September contracts quoted though OCR errors obscure exact labels and values.
Ex Kaiser Tends to Garden on Estate Grounds
Dorn Wallan Movel reports the former German monarch is living quietly, tending his flower garden and spring lawn. He has begun yearly work and daily tasks among rose bushes on his estate near here. Improvements include converting an oil conservatory into a nursery for children of a local family due to limited space in the home.
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Dorn
Wallan
Stockholders approve 40 percent stock dividend for Westinghourt company
Directors of the Weatingtonsp Blvelin¢ company declared a 40 percent stock dividend payable in common stock in addition to the regular quarterly cash dividend. The announcement notes standard quarterly distribution and confirms the stock payout will accompany the cash return to shareholders.
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Westinghourt
New York
Maareh
Weatingtonsp
Stork
Ftacabave
Mayor Hylan Back on Job Again
Mayor Hylan returns to City Hall after six months of illness and convalescence. He walked briskly and dismissed fears, saying he felt better and ready to resume duties. details of his health and recent near-death episode were unclear due to fragmented text.
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Hylan
New York
Mar
Myla Foray
Anayer
Dispute Over Greenford Schools Ends With Resignations
In Mahoning county’s Greenford, the school board meeting follows a clash over Bible readings at Epworth. Superintendent WW G Bevan and five teachers resign amid accusations against several board members, prompting the board to accept resignations of the tenured leadership.
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Foo G
Greenford
Mahoning County
G. Bevan
Kuins Ian
Lester
Beran
Yale
Vitter
Nyse
Wade
Avera
Hib
Ule
Drug Ring Is Broken Up in Sauchiega California
Federal agents say three years of effort led to the disruption of a drug ring in Sauchiega California. Oscar Duse and Mrs Sudie Stock were arrested and imprisoned last night as authorities pursued one of the main sources of illicit supplies to numerous provincial individuals in the state.
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Sauchiega
Calif
Marehd
Oscar Duse
Sudie Stock
Fadewal
California
Braided Shoes as Latest Fad Across Regions
A garbled report notes braided shoes gaining popularity for lighter weight and comfort on the feet. In Moscow on March 6 the council approved a recent Italian trade agreement to be sent to the Central Executive Committee for ratification. A New Philadelphia item from March 5 reports twin boys born to Mr and Mrs with a mother named Fan and siblings identified.
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Hertin
Moscow
Cowneil
Ennonissars
Vasse Dtalian
New
Philadelphia
Lori
Feng
Hay Paps
He Mothoy Fan Trig
Hee Noite
Opposition to Knight Grows in California Oil Probe
Washington Morel reports opposition forming in the oil probe surrounding Knight. Saniel Wright of San Francisco and financier ties to Aquitaile Trust are cited as potential blocks to confirm Knight, whose selection by President Coolidge aims to move action on a Senate-adopted resolution.
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Knight
Washington
Saniel Wright
San Franciseo
Spo
California
Miamitoy Walsh
Montant
Gentoy
Youk
Rockefeller Hi
Honntor Walsh
Snowly
Senate
Presiidant
Coolidge
Walsh
Mouse
Bente
Postpone Byfield Suit Against Candler in Georgia Court
In Decatur Georgia the Byfield suit seeking 100000 against Walter T Candler was postponed again in superior court due to continued defense contact. Hearing agreed to begin tomorrow as annullment suits prep nears completion in Washington government counsel says action to announce soon. Tariff commission delivered a wheat inquiry report to President Coolidge who is expected to proclaim higher duties on wheat products.
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Byfield
Candler
Decatur
Georgia
Marth G
Sarah
Walter T. Candler
Washington
Via
Sulla
Tariff Commission
Coolidge
Woman Cashier Of Bank Held Up And Robbed
Two armed bandits entered the Cleveland bank and held up Ruth Kauffeaa cashier of the Protection Savings and Loan company this morning. They forced her to hand over $400 in cash from a money drawer and escaped. Oil Committee Adjourns Until Tomorrow. The adjournment followed an executive session with no witnesses.
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Clevelandt
Ruth Kauffeaa
Protection Savings and Loan Company
Philippines Not Yet Ready for Freedom News Item
An eight month old baby in Philadelphia faces a dangerous medical procedure to remove a clot from the ling as authorities watch a delicate case. Physicians warn the condition is precarious and the father refuses a deal. The scene involves tense deliberations in Manila and local medical officials express concern.
Bankers Win in Suit and Independence Debate Rattle Capital
Washington reports President Coolidge favored independence for the Philippines while pledging continued U S support. In New York, a banker’s lawsuit exposed alleged marital deception by Harris and a Miss Harris case revealed questions about family ties and social standing. The Harris verdict found she misrepresented herself to the former banker as a chaste Beatty society member, with a trial that highlighted questions about a sister and alleged relations.
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Washington
Coolidge
Philippines
United States
Tolley
Paul Roxas
Caotidge
Resolutiona
Philippian Legislativa
Anit Aldag
Wood
Tha
Tnaylar
New York
Heverly
Iusree Fe
Narria
Theetor
Bisukeaton
Ee Wational City Bank
Warria
Salxoly
Hersulf
Supreme Cart
Harris
Wic
Haynar
Samuella
Susie Lee
Marvis
Harris Tink
Beatamly
Eouth
Rayner
Suwumiing
Hayner
Morris
Atien
President warns Philippines of constraints on independence
The President states the United States cannot yield to Philippine independence now and pledges support for General Wood within constitutional bounds. He urges broad cooperation from the Philippine people and critiques local grievances and legislative actions, stressing duty, citizenship, and the need for stable administration.
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United States
Wood
Wooding
Lewas
Mwesenl Hxeenli
G O P Reduces US Wealth in Campaign Claim
A fragmented report claims the G.O.P. reduced national wealth, alleging a 750 to one person drop and sweeping declines across workers, merchants, and farmers. Senator Neely cites government statistics amid debates on wealth and living standards under Republican rule.
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Kansas City
May
Marek
Ian Baa
Neely
Daugherty Given Support At Dinner Boasting Gubernatorial Bid
At a New York dinner March 5 supporters boomed for the Republican nominee Willian Maynard of the Federal agency in United district. Instwight defended Attorney Gonew Daugherly as a man of honor and ability. He expressed hope Daugherly will be vindicated by the country.
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New York
Willian Maynard
Unis Distriet
Gonew Daugherly
Harry M. Paugherly
Wa Ijan
Romvatl
Yan of
Tom
Coolidge News Sparks Grand Jury Scrutiny of Officials
Washington sources say a federal grand jury will review charges connected to high officials in both parties. The Chicago inquiry into officials may be expanded, with discussions on money and misuse of government funds. No names disclosed as officials await grand jury deliberations amid ongoing congressional inquiries.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Grant
Chicago
Hyttor
Joe Monay
Filtaireva
Sperzona
Wilsons
Tha ‘Development Ns
Tha ‘Development Ns Oreated A Stir In’ Official Circles However, Secord
Coolidge
Senate Veterans’ Committed
Orin Ja
Jolie Grin
Scunle
Bolisa Bub
Veterans’ Buremr
Charles R Parkes
Crim
White House
Voday Mnvarnecnmné
House
Garrett
Suell
Meg Qunn
Retired Minister Dies in Columbus After Forty Years in Ministry
A retired United Presbyterian minister named David Lavingston died yesterday in Columbus. He served forty years in the ministry and had held pastorates in Lancaster Unionville and Philadelphia before retiring six years ago.
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Columbus
Stev
David Lavingston
Ty — Rebiryd
Ile
Laffcaster
Uiica
Investigation Ordered Into Explosion at Nixony Neohy
Washington March 3 an investigation of the recent explosion at Nixony Neohy was ordered by the secretary Weeks to determine army or federal government responsibility. The war secretary acted on the suggestion of Senator Mdgd fepuh Vern New Sorgey. The investigation was tied to General Halwivick, inspector general of the urns.
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Washington
Nixony Ne Ohy
Sanadar
Fepuh- Vern
New Sorgey
Alaide Clesaral Halwivick
Generat
Mann Act case claimed in Cincinnati arrest
A 25 year old Middletown Ohio man Edward Montgomery was charged under the Mann Act after being arrested by Middletown authorities on a complaint from a father. He is to be brought to Cincinnati to face the charge as officials said he was married but separated.
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Cioviennati
U. S
Thomas M. Gregory
Rdwart Montgomery
Middletown
Ohio
Montgomery
Lucalny
Metceval
Atontgomery
Cincinnati
Pobriaas
Washington
Western Railyary
Germany
Tirkey
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Katherine Rodgers
Baskinn
Mow Willy
Ordar
Alisa Tonic
Richardson
Dadian Woman’s Prison
Wpa
Bulletins
Oil Committee
March
Ladigciadion Committee
Cletus Moore
Tonig
Moore
Alo
Entiva Natiot
Treamonin
Mia
New Mission
U.S
Daugherty
Capitol
Mann Act
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