Bond issue results show 40 of 67 counties approve
The statewide study of bond elections indicates 40 counties approved bond issues. The total amount involved is 6,096,600 dollars allocated for new school buildings and improvements to existing schools, with 46 school loans reported across the state and the remaining balance allocated elsewhere.
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Joana
Achdola
Miller defines oppression psychosis as root of racial hatred
International News Service reports Professor A. Miller of Oberlin College describes oppression psychosis as a mental attitude of a dominated race toward the dominator. He cites pogroms and clashes as manifestations and urges elimination of prejudices and patient conduct by whites and colored peoples for peaceful coexistence.
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International News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Smpbt
A. Miller
Oberlin College
Miller
Justices of the Peace May Face Removal for Not Acting
In Harrisburg Patan 16 Justices of the Peace who refuse to act on matters brought by State Police may be prosecuted for misconduct in office and removed by the Governor after a hearing. The deputy attorney general notes the Constitution provides removal.
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Harrisburg, Patan
Loans by Pennsylvania municipalities show county and city spread
A state study shows total municipal loans reaching 7 475 075 with 5 036 600 for schools and 3 889 776 for roads and improvements. Allegheny County leads with 2 719 000, Erie County 2 128 000, and Cambria 1 316 000. Johnstown and Harrisburg issued notable bonds and county road loans. In Ohio, Clyde Robinson is sought after for torching a house, peddling hootch, and stealing an insured auto after a scarlet fever plaque incident.
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Johnstown
Harrisburg
Hiie
Erie County
Allegheny County
Cambria County
Armstrong
Cambria
Clarion
Clearfield
Indiana
Westmoreland
Derlin
Ohio
Clyde Robinson
Oberlin
Robinson
Mansfield
Drunk Man Pays Taxi Bill After Patrol Encounter
Charles Williams a resident of Niles Ohio became intoxicated and resisted a patrol request. He was jailed until sobered and charged with fines costs and taxi fare. He later paid the bill and departed, leaving Sadie Caldwell heading to Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal.
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International
Niles
Ohio
Charles Williams
Williams
Sadie Caldwell
Rochester and
Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Co
Teachers Local Institute to Be Held at Risinger School
A Teachers Local Institute is planned at Risinger school in Center township on January 13. The program includes a writing lesson devotional exercises roll call with quotations, open discussion on Writing System, tardiness prevention, recitation, music, and several lectures on Geography Literature and Civics by named instructors. Attendees are urged to bring lunch and a cordial invitation is extended to all teachers.
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Risinger
Center Township
Hazel
Fair
CG. A. Campbell
Heinbaugh
Wm. Anderson
Gahagan
Harriet Alexander
Erma Johnston
Blanche George
Hilda Campbell
Misa Frantz
Wm. Philippi
Arthur Ankeny
Wayne George
Britain pledges global trade clash to pay debt
W H Atkins reports from Washington that Britain will enter a broad trade war to pay the five billion dollar war debt. Britain aims to capture world markets and establish trade dominance as the sole method of debt payment, signaling a major shift in policy beyond routine annual prospects.
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W. H. Atkins
N.S
Washington
Great Britain
American Debt Funding Commission
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