Osage R I School District Bond Vote Rejected
Chamois and Morrison voters rejected a 160000 bond for two six room elementary schools. Chamois 496 115. Morrison 13 273. Superintendent Vogelgesang blamed Morrison opposition and noted prior vote against a larger Champois project. Board to meet to seek a building solution after the fire destroyed Morrison's old school.
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Black woman recalls Lincoln dies at 116 in Baltimore
Annie Camphor Ross, born in slavery and a Baltimore resident who recalled hearing Gettysburg Address, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital at 116. She once told how she traveled with her Methodist preacher husband to Gettysburg in 1863. Her great niece Emma K. Jones said she credited longevity to a “little gin now and then.”
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State to Put Bite On Delinquent Tax Payers Next Fall
Missouri will begin penalizing delinquent taxpayers next fall. Revenue agents will hunt tax evaders across the state, using photographic tax return comparisons. Notices to delinquents are expected to be mailed first, with repayment options before enforcement actions by the attorney general.
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Thomas R.allen
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Two Missourians Win GM Scholarships
Two Missourians, Elliott Elson and Marla Unruh, receive GM scholarships for college. The winners, chosen from 16 educators among applicants, may obtain 200 to 2000 dollars per year based on need. Awards honor students linked to Missouri families and schools in the state.
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Boat Operator Convicted Of Firing At Freighter
A Port Humon MalMieh jury found Warwiel 43 guilty of firing four shots at the freighter John ELF V2. The offense carries up to one year in jail and a $400 fine. Bullets hit the freighter without injuring crew. Warwink admitted firing, after which the operator claimed he acted during a livery dispute.
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Amateur Beekeeper Crenshaw Dies From Sting
Louisville beekeeper P Walley Crenshaw, longtime amateur apiarist, was stung multiple times and died within minutes at the Axvearould service station. The incident occurred yesterday as Crenshaw tended his hives, authorities said.
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Axvearould
Garden for Blind to Open at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
New York will establish a garden of ageance for the blind at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. It will occupy an area at the present garden, costing about 50,000 dollars. Signs identifying flowers will be in Braille, and sightless visitors will be allowed to touch and smell the blossoms. Fragrant plants will be placed along footpaths for tactile and olfactory exploration.
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