Trusteeship appointment and audit findings at Third State Agricultural School
Governor named W. B. ft Nashville to the Board of Trustees of the Third State Agricultural School at May and found no record of J. E. Rogers taking office. An audit by State Comptroller Van D. ing revealed a $21,959.43 indebtedness for 1919-20 driven by excess dining hall and potato plant costs, a $9,217.70 creamery loss, and equipment purchases totaling about $10,000, with expenditures not properly authorized.
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File Rock
W. B. Ft
Nashville
Third Set Agricultural School
J. E. Rogers
Rmany Rogers
Govmt
van Ding
Austin
Students should pay only enough to cover boarding costs
The text argues that students ought to be charged an amount sufficient to cover boarding costs when managed economically, and not more. It emphasizes limiting charges to the basic expense, preventing excess fees while ensuring students receive required housing and sustenance.
Governor ignores pleas of clemency to Negroes
Special to The News from Little Rock details a flood of telegrams protesting the Elaine executions, mostly from New York state groups and individuals. The governor says the matter rests with the courts, with court actions pending on injunctions and writs before a possible new execution date.
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Little Rock
New York State
Elaine Negroes
Prescott & Northwestern Railroad to Move Large Truck Shipments
E J Watson, agriculture official, predicts 1276 carloads of fruit and vegetables will pass this year along the Prescott & Northwestern line. Cant aloupes and watermelons dominate the plan with shipments spreading from Shady Grove to Arcadia and Dunlap, all converging in Prescott for transfer to Missouri Pacific.
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Prescott & Northwestern
E. J. Watson
Mr. Watson
Shady Grove
Deanyville
Dunlap
Blevins
Dotson
Belton
Tokio
Woodson Spur
Bert Scott
McCaskill
Shipper
Highland
Bert Johnson
Arcadia
L. H. Thomas
Prescott
Prescott & Northwestern Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Disarmament Talks Hinted By Washington Officials
Washington reports informal favorable replies from several governments to the United States on international disarmament negotiations. Officials caution that no formal talks have begun and details on which nations replied remain undisclosed. The administration foresees a preparatory phase before a possible disarmament conference, with time needed to organize concrete discussions.
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Washington
United States
Washington in London unveiled bust by Partridge gift
A chromue portrait statue of George Washington by Frank Ordway Partridge was unveiled in May at St. Paul’s Cathedral London as a gift from an American society. Similar busts will be presented to Liverpool and Sulgrave Manor, Washington’s ancestral home.
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George Washington
Frank Ordway Partridge
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Liverpool
Sulgrave Manor
Washingtons
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Martineau
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