Strong County Board Election Aims to Reform Rural Schools
The article outlines a Kentucky education law creating a county board of education elected countywide. It describes board duties including hiring a county superintendent, budgeting, appointing trustees and an attendance officer, and setting school taxes. It urges reader support to improve rural schools and reduce politics in education.
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Kentucky
Tarte
Kinentina
County Board of Education
County Board of Ettention
Bond of Education
Ste County Board of Education
Ball
County Hound of Education
Education cures agitation say Governor Smith
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York asserts that education is the best remedy for mistakes and false political concepts and that the proper education applies reason to combat radical agitation. He emphasizes education as the key to meeting and correcting political extremism.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Lack of Teachers Remains a Serious Kentucky Issue
Across Kentucky counties a severe teacher shortage persists with rural districts hardest hit. Experts urge immediate action at the November election to elect sane County Boards of Education, improve training standards, and raise minimum salaries to address widespread vacancies and substandard teaching.
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Kentucky
Famier
Board of Education
J. BP. Claxton
Columbstoner of Education
United States
Citizens’ Conference
Washington, D. C
Wate
Boards of Education
Iris
Citizen letter to Bureau of Education laments housing and schooling gaps
A Washington letter from a ordinary citizen states that in the city families with children struggle to obtain housing while in the country they cannot secure a school. The remark reflects frustration with public provisions and access to essential services.
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Bureau of Education At
Washington
Tanlac credited for restoring health and youth in Louisville man
BH Chester of 1708 Tad Avenue Louisville Kentucky says Tanlac relieved thirty years of stomach trouble and indigestion. He reports a restored appetite, weight gain and strength, feeling twenty years younger after two bottles. He praises Tanlac and recommends it locally.
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Tanlac
Chester
Tad Avenue
Louisville
Kyle
Hartford
L. B. Bean
Horse Branch
Cla‘ton Drug Co
Rockport
James Browning
Cromwell
Wallaced& Porter
Beaver Dam
R. T
Editorial Comment on Cox Harding and Wilson Policy Questions
Governor Cox faces Harding's sharp queries on Wilson's foreign policy and vows not to engage in a telegraphic debate. The piece argues Cox must answer plainly or risk a ballot-box clash, noting Harding's opposition to Wilson's Covenant and Armenia stance while citing sources from Colonel House and Bernstorff as reframing WWI diplomacy.
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Cox
Senator Harding
Mr. Wilson
Harding
Armenia
Wilson
Italy
Adriatic
League of Nations
New York Sun
Fourteen Points and German Peace Efforts Highlighted
The New York Tribune recalls wartime diplomacy showing German doubt about mediation, U.S. President Wilson's peacemaking role, and proposals for a double peace conference. It notes Germany’s shift after defeat toward a basis in Wilson's Fourteen Points emphasizing impartial justice and equal rights for all peoples.
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Association of Nations
von Jagow
Bernstorff
United States
New York Tribune
20th Century Meets Stone Age Face to Face
Winnipeg observers watched three airplanes skim the wigwam encampment at Lower Fort Garry during a Hudson's Bay Company anniversary event. The bold aerial display startled the Indians as the planes performed headspins and loops above the tepees, leaving the settlers amazed at this rare spectacle of modern flight.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hudson's Bay Company
Lower Fort Garry
Old
Far Post
Destroyer Hits Mine Near Bosporus Cause Casualties
Eighteen seamen and one officer Doctor Burtt perish after a destroyer strikes a mine in the Bisek Sea near the Bosporus entrance. Albert Carlo Huchia wrecked in the incident. ships report significant damage and danger to nearby vessels.
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Constantinople
Doctor Burtt
Tost Thulr
Albert Carlo Huchia
Bisek Sea
Bosporus
Plan for Return of War Prisons Discussed by League
The League of Nations council debated repatriation of 200000 European prisoners held in Ramaia plus 160000 Russians in German camps. A Nansen plan to ship Russians to Vladivostok and return Europeans was blocked by the Soviet government, with a private session to announce decisions next Tuesday.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Ramaia
Council of the
League of Nations
Fritdéjof Nansen
Nansen
Vladivostok
Tris
Thut
Vladivestox
A. J. Balfour
Great Britain
Council
Assembly of the League
Geneva
Mother's vigil at Pimlico window for missing son
London July 31. A mother keeps a three year vigil near a junk shop at Pimlico crossroads waiting for news of her soldier believed missing since 1917 in France. She leaves blinds open and watches almost day and night, certain he will return despite armistice reports.
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London
France
Pimlico
Woman's Life Better After Thirty Five Says Doctor
London July 31. Dr. Josiah Oldfield addressed the Medico Legal Society presenting statistics from many years showing women’s lives after age thirty five are pleasanter and more attractive than men’s, challenging the trope that youth rules.
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London
Medico-Legal Society
Suleide
Josiah Oldfield
Debs Campaign Mails Clutter Atlanta Prison
Eugene V. Debs Socialist candidate for president remains largely ignored by the public in Atlanta’s federal pen but the mail flow to him doubles. Two clerks handle the bulk of inmate mail, with officials weighing adding staff as Debs declines comment on nominees and limits visitors to close allies.
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Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
Federal
Debat
Ims
Reid
Debs
Eiher
Jersey heifer births triplet calves near Maysville
A Jersey heifer two years old on Joseph Santee’s farm near Maysville Kentucky gave birth to three male calves. Each calf weighed about sixty pounds and was described as perfect in shape and likely to live.
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Maysville
Joseph Santee
End of Struggle Feels Near In Quiet Exchange
A terse line suggests weariness and contemplation after a tense moment. The brief exchange hints at exhaustion and uncertainty about the next step or fortress defense. No clear names or places are provided in readable text.
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