Congress Says Record Spending On Floor Talks Costs Taxpayers
Washington April 2 The cost of printing the daily Congressional Record for the recent short session ran to about 240 000 dollars for roughly 6 000 pages at 40 dollars per page The record includes speeches long articles reprints government reports and revised remarks by members The issue notes a 83 page Blanton speech and a 37 page Heflin attack on Catholics highlighting the high price of government discourse
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Record
Pnon Omy
House
Congressions
Representatives Blanton
Texas
Heflin
Alaska
Coal wage dispute leads to widespread mine closures
General shutdown at midnight Thursday follows demands to retain Jacksonville wage agreement of seven fifty per day. Non union wage cuts planned by operators prompt closures. Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company shifts seven mines to non union operation affecting about 1100 workers. Officials in Washington hold back action as talks proceed. Prices for coal in Chicago hint at April first reductions amid the turmoil.
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Jacksonville
Pny
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Warrant Registered Against School Principal in Lorain
A warrant issued by Nicholas Castello Sr charges M D Sincilairy principal of Vincent School in Shield Township with assault and battery. The case, alleging excessive punishment of Nicholas Castello Jr, will be heard in municipal court. The town faces financial strain as expenses rise and fewer options exist.
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Lorain
Nicholas Costelle
M. D. Sincilairy
Vincent School
Sheield Township
Nicholas Castello, Jr
Faculty appointments and reappointments listed in campus memo
The document records permanent appointments and reappointments across departments. It includes professors and instructors in mathematics astronomy psychology physical education French Italian history church history pianoforte organ and other fields, naming specific individuals and noting permanent status or one year renewals with multiple faculty and staff listed.
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Chester Harry Yeaton
Touis Dunton Hartson
Paul Norton MacKachron
Herman H. Thornton
Frederick Binkered Artz
Carl Davis Burtt
WW Ba
Ben William Lewis
Francis John Pettiman
Francis William Buckler
Walter Marshall Horton
Heber Johnson
Miss Bertha Eloise Wart
James Hurst Hall
David Marl Moyer
George Cito Linch
Raymond Watson Bradshaw
Callese Phisioian
Glevola Stone Sulfa
Mary Charlotte Venn
Ubrarany
Marvy Wolon Arnet
Vicary
Barberino 8
von Wenel
Albert E. Laydes
Terbhit
Teetnat
Jean 2
Tinkerman
James Sy Pensa
Loveny Mull
Muriel Luinceling
Lantenon Tyiogers
Walter Hanken
Ralph Singleton
Dottie Paterson
Charies Hi. Whiner
Ethel &. Mapps
Jaya Arosa
Ei Melving Thatener
Caitis A. Mer
Mhilin DO. Sheena
Waelishsecond
Thomas Wesley Graham
Theala- BY
William Th. Upton
Maurica Kessler
Ada Morris Hastings
Neva Frances Marie Swanson
Woman's Russian marriage ends in divorce suit
Proskove Afansenkow filed for divorce from Steve Afansenkow of Lorain on grounds of extreme cruelty and alleged assault. Married in 1914 at Lule ki Tevista, the couple has four children. She accuses him of threats to move the family to Russia and kill them and seeks custody, sole alimony, and title to a Lorain jointly held lot. Kurt Afansenkow is named in restraint prayers.
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Russia
Proskove Afansenkow
Steve Afansenkow
Randall Lavenue
Lorain
Huty
Luleki
Tevista
Elyria Boys Win Swimming Meet And Treasure Hunt
About 58 boys traveled to the Lorain M G A last night to take part in swimming and a treasure hunt under Elyria Y M C A sponsorship. The Elyria team captured first place in both events and returned home at nine after two hours of activity, reported by Jack Siekkinen, Y M C A secretary.
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Alyrta Boyr
Loraine
M. CG
Elyria
Jack Siekkinen
Hiyrla Y. M. UA
Car crash causes damage to two vehicles
An Elger Widmer of Elght YL M AL drove onto West River street from Woodford avenue when his car was struck by a southbound vehicle driven by Joe Ferdmandy of 223 West Bridge street. Police report notes both cars were damaged in the collision.
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Elmer Widmer
Elght YL
M. AL
West River Street
Woodford Avenue
Joe Fermandy
West Bridge Street
Auto and truck collide on Woodland Avenue
A car driven by Ray Philips of Amherst and a Neh truck driven by Fred Rogers of 120 West Ave collided at the West and Tiron streets intersection on Woodland Avenue last night. Rogers traveled south on Woodland while Philips moved west on West Street. Both vehicles sustained front end damage according to police.
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Woodland Avenue
Ray Philips
Amherst
Fred Rogers
West Avenot
West and
Tiron Streets
Rogers
Woodland
Philips
West Street
TINED AND COSTS FOR RECKLESS DRIVING
Richard Twiggs was fined one and costs in police court this morning on a charge of reckless driving. Twiggs pleaded not guilty in a collision with a machine driven by Frank M. Morgan on Troan street at Court street, Thursday March 4, after failing to stop for a traffic signal, but he was found guilty.
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Richard Twiggs
Twileggs
Frank M. Morgan
Troan Street
Court Street
Rudy of 248 Oxford Street in court on intoxication charge
The Chron tle Telegram reports W A Rudy of 248 Oxford Street appeared in oiline court yesterday on a charge of intoxication. The newspaper notes the fairness of publishing this information and identifies Rudy’s address.
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W. A. Rudy
Oxford Street
Oiline
Intoxvieardon
Oxford Court
Chrontee-Telegram
Trudy
Grease Fire on Rely Avenue Traced to Stove Incident
A small blaze broke out on a stove causing a grease spill at a home on Belt Avenue. Firemen from Engine Co No. 2 arrived with a water crew and quickly doused the fire before damage occurred. No injuries reported.
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RELY
Avenu
Engine Co
K.P. Navik
Aveny
Bicycle stolen from Lea Williams at Kaiser Court
Police report a bicycle belonging to Lea Williams of 108 Kaiser Court was stolen last night. The Overland bicycle had double handle bars and was described in the incident report this morning.
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Lea Williams
Kaiser Cs
Thompson’s contest sparks grand jury probe in city race
The page details a heated election scene with Thompson as an independent backed by supporters. Democrats accuse sponsor Robert Crowe of misuse, while Republicans allege attempts to disrupt the race. A grand jury was convened to investigate activities tied to Thompson and possible illicit influence. Local officials report tension and alleged efforts to mobilize opposition voters.
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Aver
Ohn Keputti
Thompson
Ocileaxe
Robert Ke Crowe
Crowe
Aursters
Baume
Boudtune
Plenuresiae Reapublica
Liowering Mal
Ager
Dreggs
Repubican
Tipp
Thomson
Charles Graveden
Lorain Commercial Club Organizes In City Business District
A new Lorain Commercial Club has formed with W. A. Keck as president. It aims to study shopping conditions in the business district and expresses dissatisfaction with the chamber of commerce handling, prompting the breakaway organization.
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Lohwain
Aprashane
Loram Volwaerelal Club
W. A. Keck
Chamber of Commerce
Today's Ten Questions From a Classified Page Quiz
A reader quiz lists ten questions on history geography and notable names. Questions cover 1814 capital capture, US worth estimates, population rankings, cardinal counts, state mottoes, Britain's second city, the Black Prince, notable names Wheeler, pen names, and a polar explorer who reached both poles.
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United States
Great Britain
Black Prince
Neallon
Frances FE
Willard
Wayne
Wheeler
George Elist
Henry
Mark ‘Twain
Ouida
Pierre Loti
North
South
Cleveland market report from April sales and livestock data
Cleveland markets show butter and egg price changes with extra charges. Hog receipts at Cleveland Livestock Market April 2 indicate steady to slightly lower prices with ranges by weight, cattle and sheep receipts small with steady markets. Top fat lambs bring about 15 dollars, bulk fat lambs around 14.50, cull lambs near 10.00 to 12.00, fat ewes 6.59 to 7.54.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report Sparks Wide Price Range
Toledo receipts show hogs at steady market with heavies 10.00 to 10.50, mediums 10.50 to 11.00, Yorkers 12.25 to 12.25, calves tight and steady, sheep and lambs steady. Chicago Cattle Quotations mix with slight changes. poultry demand noted with fowls and broilers quoted, and potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, and rye prices listed across several regions.
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Toledo
Chicago
Cncagg
Abetter —Lowe
Erenmerr
Arata AX
United States
Steauly
Wisconsin
Idaho
Brakley
Mystery clubbing of Cleveland nurse baffles police
Police investigate the nighttime assault on Miss Katherine Madden of Cleveland a nurse who began to catch a cab home. A witness on a distant boulevard heard screams saw a figure striking the woman and shouting John then fled as the assailant escaped with a gun in hand.
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Katherine Madden
Cleveland
Miss Madden
John
Grain and seed prices and notes from Minneapolis market
Minneap olis grain report lists seed and feed prices including wheat No 2 red and No 3 yellow corn, oats and timothy seed. It notes unchanged ship ments of 31 219 barrels and mentions price quotes for various grains and seeds. The piece also references stolen bases totals and a historical note on the Philadelphia Athletics training in Florida.
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Toledo Gran Toledo
Toledo
Menneapolis
Minneapolis
Mian
Equality talk on gender roles at Bedford conference
DI Crichton Miller told Health Visitors and School Nurses at Bedford College for Women that preference for girls harms boys and delays equality. He argued mismade expectations from mothers cause effeminacy and that voting or bar access won’t fix it. He cited a mother who wanted a daughter leading to a boy feeling inferior and warned of long term impacts on families.
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London
DI Crichton Miller
Bedford College
Wome
Mary
Jones and the crowd at the office amid a court case
Jones enters his office amid a chatter of coworkers. Brown voices a loud, erratic remark about the previous day’s police case and the crowd questions how Jones will fare with the judge. Jones blames the crowd for his trouble, saying sociability might have helped him. The exchange shifts to marriage and a wife’s vanity as a light, gossipy aside.
Matterstill Unsettled Resolves Board Talk on Hornsby Stock
In New York on April 2 the National League board will meet to settle the controversy over Rogers Hornsby. Hornsby may be ineligible until he sells St. Louis stock. President Herdier and officials from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis discuss price fairness as teams await opening season.
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New York
National League
Rogers Hornsby
New Yorkiants
Louis Cardinals
Hornsny
de Giania Wol Il
St. Louis
Joh A. Herdier
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
William F. Baker
Philadelphia
Garry Werr
Paulino Upends Heeney In Ten Round Title Debut
New York April 2 Paolino, a durable challenger, fought Tom Heeney to a ten round decision in the Garden. Paolino outboxed and outpunched Heeney for six rounds, earning a five to three edge on the scorecard with two rounds even. One judge favored Heeney, signaling a close, contentious bout.
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New York
Paolino
Ue Rasque Strang Onmin
Simast Tarers
Tex Rickerd
Garden
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Raasona
Vo Jac Sharkey
Jim Maloney
Jack Delaney
Paulino
Heeney
Pantino
Charles Mathawgon
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Halatalino Wasserman's
Walter Lerach
Nevada
George Wingfield
Weepah
Tonopah
Loratn Commercial Club
ORGA
Gilpin
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Clot County
U.S
Lawrence D. Tyson
Tennessee
Winchester
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Sterling
Kas
Central Press
J. Roy Tucker
Sheik
Westminster College
Fulton
Tucker
Clevelan
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Petersburg
Florida
Memorial Tanner High School
San Diego
Calif
SFY
Rome
Jones
Speecs
Brown
Jie
Pag NG
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