New Debts Thrown On to Taxpayers
The Board of Education seeks a January advance of 17,226,000 from non due funds to pay teachers as New York City schools push toward fall. The move stems from a 27,900,000 budget cut by the Hearst Hylan Tammany regime, forcing taxpayers to cover resulting losses with interest. State funds for teachers totaling about 17.7 million are not available until January 1822, conditioned on legislative renewal.
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Board of Toluection
Pacific Fleet Maneuvers to Be Veiled in Secrecy
Washington dispatch reports Pacific fleet maneuvers slated to begin soon under Vice Admiral Eberle with near total secrecy. The Navy denies observers access while noting the fleet will test endurance, gunnery, and surface and submarine drills, aiming to keep strengths and tactics undisclosed.
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Eberle
Navy
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Three Olney Children Drown in Boquet River
The Batler Olney children Peter six Cornelia eight and cousin Wilson Olney eight were drowned while bathing in the Boquet River near summer cottages of Judge Augustus Hand and A J Wadhams. A French nurse tried to rescue them as bystanders pulled the four from rising water but could not save their lives. Doctors from New York and Elizabethtown attended. Funeral services set for tomorrow at the Church of the Good Shepherd, with burial at family homes in Yonkers and New York.
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Yonkers
Tenement Fire Kills One Lodgers Saved In Dramatic Blaze
A four story boarding house on Fortieth Street in New York burned, killing Shiel Smad and injuring others. The fire drew 5,000 spectators as firefighters rescued Greek and Turkish residents using scaling and extension ladders. A nearby crossing fire alarm had been out of order, hindering early warning.
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Klan Warns Cotton Pickers in Corsicana Area
A notice signed K. K. K2 posted in Bloomington Grove warns local Black workers to pick cotton, prompting nearly all the Negroes to report for duty in nearby fields. They had been demanding 76 cents per hundred pounds. a 50 cent rate prevailed before.
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Greeks Press Toward Angora in Turkish Fight
Mustapha Kemal Pasha leads the Turkish Nationalists in a stubborn last stand to save Angora as Greek forces push toward the capital. Turkish losses run heavy while Greek casualties are smaller, with the front forty miles from Angora after eight days of battle.
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Man Chasing Bandits Slain By Policeman
Luciano Carriffe, twenty two years old of 50 Catal Street, shot and killed at Forsyth and Hester streets by Patrolman Albert Prette. Police say Carriffe chased three men with a gun amid an attempted holdup. relatives dispute, saying Carriffe was pursuing thieves after a robbery. Crowd dispersed after police arrived, with Carriffe’s family denouncing the shooting as the city’s defense of the officers.
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Woman Dies While Bathing at Lake Hopatcong
Mrs. Rose Hleitlinger, 48, of 540 West 112th Street New York City died of heart trouble while bathing in Lake Hopatcong yesterday. She was in the water with her son and friends and carried to the store before medical aid arrived, but could not be saved.
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League of Nations Assembly Opens in Geneva
Geneva hosts the second session of the League of Nations with Dr. V K Wellington Koo presiding as temporary chairman. Absent Latin American nations weaken regional representation while several European and Asian states back the Dutch candidate Van Karnebeek. The United States stance and the Washington Armaments Conference loom over proceedings.
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Three Held in Million Toledo Mail Theft Slug Escape
Three men Joe Urbaytis George Lewis alias George Rogers and Charles Schulta convicted of conspiracy in the million dollar post office robbery and awaiting trial escaped from Lucas County Jail early this afternoon after overpowering two deputy sheriffs. They seized four large revolvers and fled unmolested as Sheriff Hd Taylor attended a county rally. A national manhunt followed with authorities checking for traces of the fugitives who have long police records. Lewis is identified as an escaped convict from San Quentin serving for murder.
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Berlin Faces Crisis Over Bavaria
Berlin fights to enforce national authority over Bavaria as Munich challenges the republic. Dr Wirth defends democratic rule, warning of civil war if Bavaria resists. Socialist unions plan measures to isolate Bavaria, while leaders foresee a possible Bavarian retreat and broader political gains for the Berlin government.
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Throngs With Bands Hail British Women Prisoners
Five women councilors of Poplar were arrested today in a tax dispute with London's county council. Crowds cheered as Susan Lawrence and Mrs. Edgar Lansbury spoke from the Town Hall balcony. Bands and cheering followed the sheriff’s car to Brixton.
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Belfast Press Forecasts New War in Ireland
Belfast papers react to De Valera's reply to Lloyd George signaling renewed conflict. The Northern Whig warns of ultimatums and war preparations, The Trish News anticipates deeds over talk, while The Belfast Telegraph claims Sinn Féin refuses conciliation and rejects peace.
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Bandholtz Sees Peace Restored In Coal Fields
Brigadier General H H Bandholtz toured the Coal River Valley area as 2 000 Federal troops maintained quiet after fierce fighting between union miners and home defense forces. He reported disarmament of about 1 400 miners and 490 firearms seized while estimating 5 000 to 10 000 initially involved had dispersed. Governor Morgan vowed relentless prosecutions for insurrection leaders and authorities planned continued policing along Tug River amid sporadic shooting in Williamson. General Bandholtz noted possible withdrawal of some units, with others to remain for enforcement.
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Mutiny Aboard Steamship Chester Kiwanis Off Staten Island
A wireless message reported mutiny among the Chester Kiwanis crew anchored off Pier 13 Staten Island. Harbor police boat John F Hyler and Inspector James W Hal Jock rushed to scene. later reports called mutiny slight with few injuries. The Clyde Kiwanis 370 register vessel arrived Boulogne August 22 and has been awaiting berth.
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Signs of Military Activity in Ireland Raise Civil War Fears
London reports heightened anxiety over Sinn Féin rejection of peace terms and the potential for renewed hostilities in Ireland. Ulster forces and Sinn Féin leaders are accused of attempts to split the north while the Dail debates plebiscite demands. Cabinet ministers debate strategy as Inverness talks loom.
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