Indianapolis school board approves 93 cent tax levy
The Indianapolis school board approved a 93 cent tax levy for the coming fiscal year with a total budget near 9.23 million dollars. The plan raises 0.80 per 100 in property tax and funds 12 distinct accounts including local tuition, library, buildings, grounds, and special funds. A public hearing is set for September 23 to discuss the budget and anticipated expenditures for the year ending June 30, 1922.
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Indianapolis
les
new North side
Pennsylvania
Ralph W Douglas
business
Shaw declines to address labor body of Chicago
British author and playwright George Bernard Shaw declined Chicago Federation of Labor invites on Labor Day. He argued no single figure can convey Europe's labor conditions, proposing a series of lectures from Kerensky, Lenin, Ramsay MacDonald, Churchill, and others to illuminate labor's view. He warned that current ignorance lets governments provoke war for profit.
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SHAW
LABOR BODY OF
CHICAGO
George Bernari/ Shaw
Chicago Federation of Labor
Kerensky, Lenins
Czariel
Russia
Troops Sought in North Carolina Cotton Mile Strike
In Asheville North Carolina Governor Morrison was asked by Sheriff Spears and Concord officials to send state troops back to quell a textile strike in Cabarrus County. Earlier militia actions in June shut factories and restored order, leading to reopened mills after troop deployment.
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NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE
N.C
Oncord
Morrison
Carl Spears
Concord
vabbaris
Yap Agreement Reported From Tokyo Amid Pacific Talks
The Japanese cabinet outlined positions on Yap and other griping points with the United States. Tokyo papers say Washington would recognize Japan’s Yap mandate and US control Yap cables, with other maritime matters to be settled by recognition and cooperation. Foreign Minister Uchida told reporters Yap talks near a satisfactory conclusion as Shibusawa plans a U.S. visit to boost ties.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
Japan
United States
Yap
Tao a jand Mensdo Holland
a& paals
Hojland
Washington
Nicki Nicki
Kwang-Tung
Chan
Chana
Shimpo
China
Hara
recordi ag
Uchida
Discount Shibusawa
erican-Japanese Association
Negotiations Over Yap Mandate Continue Between Nations
Washington reports negotiations between the United States and Japan on Yap remain unsettled with no basis for adjustment yet. It notes possible distribution of Yap cable lines among interested parties and ongoing ambiguity over recognizing a Japanese mandate.
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washington
Japan
Yap
United States
Holland
Bailey Mountain Feudist Sentenced To Life In Prison
John Bailey, known as a mountain feudist, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. The killing of Beverly in April followed a twenty year feud between the Bailey and White families near Mount Vernon.
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MOUNT VERNON
John Bailey
Bailey
Beverly
Morrow
Danyfis ine Ling ontcomm
Anglo American Bar Ties Strengthen Across Seas
Cincinnati Aug 31 Briton and American leaders at the American Bar Association annual convention pledged friendship and shared law. Sir John Simon and John W Davis hailed common law as the gospel of Anglo American unity while warning against legal laxity. They stressed liberty, joint literature, a common language, and the duty of lawyers in guiding nations. The session honored Chief Justice White and other figures as memorial addresses were read.
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CINCINNATI
United States
John A Simon
Brith Bar Association
John W. Davis
Sir John Sumon
John
Davis
Lagland
Amerca
Edward Douglas White
Hampton A. Carson
Stephen S. Gregory
faer association
Willan A. Blount
Balm
aft larres BS Bete pobeltor genera
tate
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for generally fair conditions with little temperature change. Indianapolis and surrounding areas expect similar trends, with no major variations in temperatures and humidity listed for the period.
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Indiana
Indianwipolis
Conditions Favoring Farms Seen by Everett Watkins
Everett Watkins reports Federal Reserve Board views on farm costs and crop movement. August review notes early marketing, improved credit and moderating interest amid uneven industrial activity, with durable goods demand and rail car shipments highlighting July trends. Weather reduced crop prospects, with wheat and corn production forecasts slightly below six year averages and record July grain receipts at major markets.
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EVERETT. WATKINS
WASHINGTON
Federal reserve board
Indiana
Trona
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Kansas
Busseisoippi
Pacific Northwest
Nebraska
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Wichita
daly
Belfast Riots Continue Amid Gunfire Casualties Rise
Belfast remains volatile as gunmen fire across districts amid rioting. Six dead and about thirty injured in today’s clashes, bringing three day toll to fifteen with many more seriously hurt. Police fear sniping persists despite deployments. tramways suspended and factories closed. Wariness grows as Old Lodge Road and surrounding areas see renewed attacks noting Orange and Sinn Fein factions remaining aloof.
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BELFAST
Ireland
suipera
Old Lodge road
JPals road
Sandy Row
Shank Phil
Sallymacaorrett
petice
William Coates
eart
Carter-Campbell
Ulster
Wild West style train robbery near Clearfield Utah
Two masked robbers halted the Los Angeles Limited near Clearfield south of Ogden, robbing female passengers and a drawing room couple, including Torreng and wife. One rider fled as shots were fired. robbers escaped after signaling the cord. A posse formed but met the inbound train gone.
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SALT
Salt Lake
L A ‘Torreng
Nempiar
amon
nanan
Illinois Miners Lose Lines in Deadly Mine Blast
Harrisburg August 31 Eleven miners were recovered dead or dying after an explosion at the Harco mine. More than 109 men began the shift underground. seven survivors were taken to hospitals, with many escaping prior to the blast. Rescue teams organized by miners proved futile as state authorities planned to seal the mine tomorrow.
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HARRISBURG
Harco
United States mine bureau
aeue
D. J.arker
division of mines
Derrick crashes kill laborer on Hope road project
Special to the Anasanapolis Star from Columbus Indiana Aug 31 John Day 60 of Hope was killed when a derrick wire let go and caused the derrick to fall on him. He had not worked for three months due to a broken foot from a prior accident. Day left a widow and eight children.
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Anasanapolis Star
COLUMBUS
Ind
John Day
Hope
Schaefer & Xilssling
Cuts Merger Values In Two In Indiana State Capitol
Aug 2. Harry Garman of the public service commission testified that the value of property of seven Indiana utility corporations proposed to merge as part of Indiana Electric Corporation is about 16.28 million, roughly half of the lawyers’ valuation. He noted additions and later adjustments to be considered by the commission. Anaries Severson testified the merger would be paid for largely in stock, with holding companies supplying stock and bonds, and brokers handling the securities. The hearing before George Barnard aimed to determine proper value for securities totaling about 21 to 24 million, while attorneys urged careful accounting of plant additions and future payments to complete the deal. Continued on page five.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
Harry
Garman
public service commission
Indiana
Indiana Electric Corporation
aytoneys ' athe corporation
attocneye-for-cities
Tuereaty
commission
Anaries Severson
Grand Rapids
Mich
hoine
Indiana Electro Corporation
Merchants' Dalit > Corporation
American Unity Corporation
central corporation
McPherson
Indiana Railways and Light Company
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Cayuga ani Putnam Electric Companies
Fatal battles develop 4 Harding war in Logan County WV
Deputy Sheriff and two volunteers killed in severe fighting in Logan County West Virginia as factions clash over the Harding era disputes. Local authorities report a violent confrontation with casualties and ongoing security concerns in the coal country community.
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Logan County
West Virginia
Logan fights erupt on eastern slope near Spruce Fork
Logan West Virginia, August 31 to September 1 saw heavy firing along four points Beech Creek Blair Crooked Creek and Atl Creek. Deputies were killed and three defenders slain as 1,200 plus state troops arrived from Charleston. A field hospital was set at Peck's Mills and volunteers rushed to the front as authorities warned of possible attack by 4,000 to 4,000 armed men.
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W. Va
Logan-Boons
Charleston
W va
Washington
Chafin
san tina
Fewapapet Pi
Beech Creek
Blair
Crooked Creek
Atl Creek
John Gore
McDoeall
Logan County
mar
Wintr Ag
Peek's Hill
Hewitt creek
Hero wa
purity
Bluefield
Willaman McDowell
Huntington
basien
ener
dimpatetr
W. V2
tonleht
Johnijore
John Cofuge
Jim Munele
Surgonuy
Perks Mills
Sherif
sheriff
Altle
Argail
Logen county
Morgy az
Lihelong
Logan co
Spruce Ford ridge
martial daw
Madlaeg
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