Richie's Push To Cut Normal School Funding Sparks Debate
Governor Te Lewer faces a funding contest as the Normal School project nears initial construction. Officials warn that state appropriation needs may rise to about 1 million dollars with 160 000 allotted now and further sums required for land, architect fees, and preparatory work. High turnover in teaching staff due to marriages deaths retirements and entries complicates timely completion.
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Leviathan Runs Aground And Murder Case Tops Wires
Reports say the steam line Leviathan ran aground off New York while a girl known as Niola Dickerson faces first degree murder charges for the Louis Hirsch case. Her former sweetheart Charles Oefinger has been convicted. the girl will stand trial in February with the death penalty sought.
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Indicted Mayor of Tiffin Charged in Liquor Law Case
Adolph Unger mayor of Tiffin Ohio is indicted for liquor law violation. He is charged with procuring police protection for bootleggers stemming from a recent federal raid and case.
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Leviathan Grounds On Robins Reef In Fog Near New York Harbor
The Leviathan, Queen ship of the American Merchant Marine, grounded on Robins Reef just north of Tompkinsville Staten Island while inbound from Cherbourg. Crowds watched eight tugs in futile efforts as dense fog delayed salvage and the vessel prepared for dry dock in Boston after passengers are offloaded.
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Public Service clears rail shift on Eastern Shore lines
Public Service Commission officials in Baltimore endorse a plan to abandon the B and A steam line from Easton to Claiborne for bus service and to route trains to Love Point. Transit Line gains four 40 capacity buses for Egg Harbor Centerville Chestertown Rock Hall routes with possible Elkton extension to maintain Baltimore access if bay freezes.
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Tax Bill Studied From Every Angle
Washington Feb 21 The House Ways and Means Committee advanced the Treasury tax bill's administrative provisions but cannot finish its work in the two weeks before the holiday. Officers consult to judge effects of proposed changes and whether to pursue Mellon recommendations or a soldier bonus after recess.
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Free Messe For Childrens Xmas
Helen [imar manager of Iimar Opera House announced an event on Christmas Day with no admission charge. Doors open early and the show begins at 2:50 pm. A picture feature accompanies the article detailing the children’s event and guardian involvement.
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Fortune Made Gives Business to Partners in New York
John Ganouhkeed retires from the coverage field in Wall Street and hands his Curb Market business to three junior partners. He says he has made his pile and will let younger members build theirs, adding he has all the money he needs.
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Klan Case Given Over To Jury
Atlanta dispatch reports the trial of Philip a Fen, publicity agent and editor, for the murder of William Canes ended with the jury receiving the case shortly after 10 PM and retiring before 11 PM. Court observers expect a verdict soon amid bitter speculation and tense court atmosphere.
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Coolidge to Get Beef From Champion Steer
The Broadus White Sox champion steer named at the International Live Stock Exposition will be sent to President Coolidge. Purchased by the Sears Roebeck Agricultural Foundation, the steer was cheered yesterday by Professor MD Heer of Iowa State, with Agriculture Secretary Wallace also receiving cuts of the beef.
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Late News Briefs From Across Cities In One Day
Reports from Washington New York Scranton New Orleans San Antonio and Athens describe a Supreme Court dispute over beer prescription a charter amendment at Consolidation Coal Co a Mayfield mine cave in injuring miners US attorney action against smuggling arms to Mexico wounded soldiers arriving in Mexico City Republican demand for government turnover in Greece and Obregon ordering recruiting suspensions across Mexico with unrest in Vera Cruz Jalisco and Baja California regions.
Romania Chases Oil Boost to Balkans Growth
Bucharest action aims to develop vast oil lands with foreign capital help over the next decade. Government plans drilling 3,008 wells, courting British and French investors to spur production and economic expansion beyond political alignments.
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Germans Have Large Holdings in U S
New York December 21. Germans hold an estimated substantial stake in the United States measured in cash or equivalents. A New York survey cited by the New York Times places German holdings around one billion dollars, with bankers reporting potential loan commitments from a billion to two billion dollars including cash bankers acceptances treasury certificates and Liberty bonds.
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Bride Wears 130 Year Old Gown in 1793 Union Story
New York reports 130 year old wedding dress to be worn by Miss Josephine Lamer at the Little Church Around the Corner for her marriage to Major Junius W Jones of the air service US A The gown belonged to Miss Lanter’s great great grandmother who wed Albert Gallatin then secretary of the Treasury under President Jefferson in 1793 Mrs Gallatin was Anna Nicholson daughter of Commander James Nicholson captain of the first American frigate Trumbus
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French Debates Foreign Policy Resume in Chamber
The French foreign policy debate in the Chamber of Deputies resumes today if the House approves a night session. Seven speakers remain, including Deputies Herriott and Forged, with Premier Poincare expected to make a new important statement.
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American to head German finances investigation
The Reparation Commission named Charles G Dawes to head the main expert committee examining Germany finances, with Owen D. Young as another American. The step aims to coordinate U S input as delegates arrive.
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Salesman Fined For Testing Pistols At Peninsula Hotel
A salesman was fined after an incident outside the Peninsula Hotel when officers found him with a pistol in his car. He reportedly resisted arrest and struggled with police, while others claimed theft of $58 worth of items occurred. The case proceeded in a Jamaica court before Justice Jenes.
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Senate studies Russian issue amid propaganda concerns
Washington notes a Senate Relations Committee plan for a broad study of the Russian question. The move follows charges of revolutionary Soviet propaganda in the United States and debates over whether to recognize the Russian government amid alleged activities by Russian authorities.
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