County Board Plans School Improvements and New Buildings
The Board of Education seeks additional bonds and state aid to fund new high schools in Jefferson, Toberty, Myersville, and Lewy Market, plus extensive repairs to existing buildings. Emmitsburg Walkersville and Adamstown projects advance, with Rosenwald support for a six room colored school and bids for the six room addition. An extra $750,000 state aid will be distributed to counties under an equalization plan.
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Board of Education
Jefferson Toberty
Myersville
Lewy Market
Emwitsburg
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Adamstown
Rosenwald Fund
Chicago
Roy Collapses From Ball Playing Exertion
Wilbur Butts twelve year old of Mrs. Mary Butts Bentz Street was found conscious in the cellar of his home yesterday evening after playing ball on the street. His mother found him unconscious near a pile of kindling wood and a lamp. A physician treated him and he remained unconscious for over an hour. authorities believe a fainting spell from overexertion caused the collapse.
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W Mereth Smith
Serzal
Shot by brother in law in Allentown farm dispute
April Anthony Buith, a tenant on the Burger farm along the road from North Catasauqua to Northampton, was shot in the shoulder and head by his brother in law James Hass. A son of the wounded man wrestled with Hass and wrested the revolver. Hass fled. Smith had ordered Hass from the house last week, reportedly triggering the shooting.
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Mecailant
Allentown
Anthony ‘Buith
Burger Farm
Teading
North Catasauea
Northampton
James Hass
Smith
Hasse
Martial Law Declared in New Mexican Coal Mines
Governor MC Mechem proclaimed martial law after an appeal from McKinley County officials. Troops were deployed from Albuquerque and Santa Fe to Mentmore Camp and the Galley coal fields near Mentmore. A crowd reportedly stoned mine workers as they left the mine, no injuries reported.
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New Mexican
Santa Fe
API
MC. Mechem
Albuquerque
National Renard
McKinley County
Mentmore Camp
Mentmore
Nom
Mentmoie
Miss Boyle Promotes County School Athletics in Maryland
Mia Elizabeth Boyle of Baltimore, linked with the State Public Athletic League, toured county schools for two weeks addressing teachers on school athletics. She plans to attend the county meet at Cadet Field May 12, predicts 150 to 200 more entries, and notes strong interest among girls and rural schools.
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Mia Elizabeth Boyle
Baltimore
State Public Athletic League
Stoule
Deooecers
Miss Boyle
Mixa Boyle
New Jersey Judge Amendment Heads to Vote
Washington report notes a bill to authorize a scire of additional federal judges and a senate vote set. The Freilag Huysen amendment, backed by Republican Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, would add another Federal Judge for New Jersey and was adopted 25 to 21.
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New Jersey
Washington
Senate
Freilaghuysen
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Wilbur Butts
Mother
Hershberger
Helen ‘Wainwright
New York
Ethelda Bleibhtrey
Mathchen Wechselau
Honolulu
Pauline Hoeft
New Zealand
Miss Boys
Public Athletic League
Miss Loyle
George
Evealing
Central Peal and Loan Club
Club
Central Building and Loan Club
Frederick
Maryland
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Church and Market Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Bey
Rod Lordletts
Frederick Town
Jacob Rohrback
Dorothy Dodd
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Fast Outfitters
Pullman
East Patrick St
J. M. Cronenburg & Co
Frederick, Md
Rutland Egg Preserver
Allen G. Quynn & CO
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Just
Maine
Binder
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
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