Funds Shortage Forces School District Financing Plan
The board of education faced a funds shortfall delaying bills until year end and tax distribution in February. About $20,000 more is needed for teacher salaries, with bills to be held until January. The district plans to borrow $15,000 to cover city fire, police, and lighting shortages and to seek additional funds before Christmas.
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Board of Education
F. M. Stevens
Washington Building
Washington
Woodford Avenue
City
Gerald Martin
Local court hears final papers in city case
In Ston Court today officers and a throng of about fifty men gathered as two witnesses spoke. Names mentioned include Othelia Borgen and Anne Ander, with John Bore cited in connections to marriage and assets. The issue centers on payments claimed, alleged by a party at $140 a month, tied to Ejigna.
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S. H. Son
Ston Court
Witson
John
Dolidge Delivers Message Amid House Action
Fragmentary text describes Dolidge delivering a message to lawmakers and reference to a congressional action in the House. It hints at timing and possible implications but remains unclear and lacks concrete details or names.
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Dew
Carlisle Seeks City Fire Protection Deal
Mrs Mae Friday chair of Carlisle fire and water committee says trustees favoring city fire department protection would pay a fair price but committee opposes any contract noting city apparatus goes off to fires and leaves Carlisle exposed Outsiders can buy service with consent of service director Beck or Major Jones for 50 dollars.
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Mae Friday
Fire and Water Committee
Council
Carlisle Township
Beck
Major Jones
Sea Lover Sails Toward Death From New York
George Hoeman, a sea rover, began a 24 foot sail toward death at 2 am leaving a note for his wife. Brooklin police alerted as coast guard Sem Rose and harbor boats searched beyond the three mile limit without finding the man or his craft.
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New York
George Hoeman
Brooklin
Hoeman
Coast Guard
Sem Rose
Pearl Lambring Divorced After Wilful Absence
Pearl Lambring of Lorain was divorced from Llord Lambring this morning by Judge W. R. Thompson on the ground of three years wilful absence. The brief case occupied about ten minutes in court.
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Pearl Lambring
Lorain
Llord Lambring
W. R. Thompson
Treatment for child malady reported in Paris academy
Dr S Marbsis of Pasteur Institute in Paris reports a successful treatment for puerperal fever in newborns. He uses injections of arsenobenzol into the veins every two or three days, claiming the method reduces and ultimately eliminates the disease.
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Academy of Medicine
Paris
S. Marbsis
Pasteur Institute
Kill New York Shoemaker Fell in Brookyln
Donald Maggio a Brooklyn shoemaker was mysteriously shot to death in his home early today. Two men wearing gas masks entered the apartment and sprayed ether into the room from an atomizer during a struggle. Several shots were fired and Maggio fell as Mrs. Maggio fought one assailant before they beat her and fled.
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New York
Donald Maggio
Brooklyn
Woman in the Case Supports Flo Leeds Millinery Job
Mrs. Fifi Stillman voiced support today for Flo Leeds taking a sales position in a millinery shop just off Broadway. The remark comments on the ongoing action involving the unidentified woman in the case and her employment decision in New York.
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New York
Flo Leeds
Fifi Stillman
County Auditors Monroe Welty and Roy Cope to Attend State Meeting
Monroe Welty county auditor and assistant Roy Cope will travel to Columbus next Monday to attend a two day state meeting of auditors in session there. Both officials are scheduled to participate in discussions and review state auditing procedures during the gathering at the capital.
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Monroe Welty
Roy Cope
Columbus
Louise of Saxony a Crown Princess in Flight and Flight
Louise of Saxony once Crown Princess fled with Belgian tutor Andre Giron after divorcing the Crown Prince in 1903. She later remarried Giron and became a language teacher in Breslau, living in poverty and surviving on scraps of bread. She also involved herself in another runaway incident with a Frenchwoman.
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Louise
Saxony
Prince George
Andre Giron
Breslau
Giron
Liquor Smuggling a Grave Menace to Law Enforcement
Washington reports the annual Justice Department review warning that rum running off the American coast is the nation’s gravest illegal problem under Prohibition. Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty cites Nassau Bahamas and Glasgow estimates, urges stronger coast guard, court unification, and harsher penalties to curb bootlegging while noting $3.23 million already collected and hundreds of cases awaiting action.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Fim
Congress
United States
Coast Service
Nassau
Bahamas
Glasgow
Scotland
Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard
Pacific Coast
Daugherty
Department
Department of Justice
Stade
Treasury
Chemical Foundation
Wreck Injures Twenty-Five on Pittsburgh Streetcar
A crowded Pittsburgh streetcar split in dawn darkness and careened into a heavy electric pole. Twenty five injured, twelve seriously, as passengers battled for exits and emergency crews extracted victims. Hospitals alerted, power shut off to prevent further harm.
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Pittsburgh
Widow sues Erie Railroad for wrongful death
Mrs Helen Strausbaugh of Marion files in Richland County Common Pleas Court seeking 30000 damages from the Erie Railroad Company for the death of her husband Lewis Strausbaugh, 37, an engineer, who was scalded by escaping steam near Mansfield on June 25 and died seven hours later. she says the railroad was negligent in failing to keep engines properly inspected.
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Mansfield
Helen Straushbaugh
Marion
Common Pleas Court
Richland County
Erie Railroad Company
Lewis Strausbaugh
Strausbaugh
Prison sentence upheld for kidnapper J B Cox of Canton
Columbus December 4 The state Supreme Court upheld the prison sentence imposed on J B Cox Canton for kidnapping Frank A Hoiles Alliance Publisher. Cox remains in the penitentiary.
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Columbus
J. B Cox
Canton
Frank A. Hoiles
Alliance
State Supreme Court
Cox
Parsh Sues Moes Over Unpaid Wage Balance
J O Parsh filed a court action against J G Moes seeking 619.37 as balance due for wages. The suit claims the defendant owes the plaintiff 619.37 for unpaid earnings and seeks recovery through the court.
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J. O. Parsh
J. G. Moes
Coal Miners Meet January 22 in Indianapolis
John L. Lewis, president, issued a call for the biennial convention of the United Mine Workers of America to meet in Indianapolis on January 22, 1924. The call was sent to all local unions across America.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
America
Fire destroys block on Main Street in Richmond Mo
A nighttime blaze in Richmond Missouri destroyed an entire block of Main Street business buildings and four adjacent merchant houses. Origin unknown but started in the back of a grocery store at 1:39 AM. The post office and several stores were ruined. damage estimated at $206,000.
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Richmond
Post Pflace
Owners in Battle Over Airedale Dog in Lorain County
In a replevin dispute, Ergest Kling of Lorain County Banking & Trust Co. and C Caywood fought over ownership of a fine Airedale. Lawyers proposed taking the dog out of town to settle ownership, but the dog vanished, leaving the case unresolved.
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Solomon
Guy Finchey
Roy Wandem
Ergest Kling
Lorain County Banking & Trust Co
C Caywood
Harber
Kline
George
Vandemark
Kise
Findley
Daywood
Plan to End Traffic Problem via Mammoth Parking Depots
Finnish architect and city planner Eliel Saarinen proposes mammoth parking depots to solve city traffic while visiting Michigan. Depots could hold up to 40 000 autos and small fees might cover building costs.
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Eliel Saarjinen
University of Michigan
Governor Donahey Calls Meeting on Enforcement In December
Mayor Jones and City Solicitor Don Baird decline attendance at a Columbus meeting called by Governor Donahey to discuss stronger prohibition enforcement. Councilman Muller criticizes the timing as poor. Chief Stankard to attend at city expense. Mayor-elect Hinkson and City solicitor-elect Myers invited at their own cost.
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Jones
Don Baird
Donahey
Columbus
Muller
Baird
Stankard
Hinkson
Myers
Govpernor
Mueler
City Council Sets Minor Actions At Meeting
The council approved minor items including a lighting system bill of 143 dollars for H Whitford Jones. They urge street improvements on Third and Turner streets Grace Avenue and multiple neighborhood intersections to improve safety. A resolution allows the service director to purchase meters lime sulphate iron water pipe and related supplies for six months.
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H Whitford Jones
Cot Third
Turner Streets
Grace Avenus
Lotan Boulevard
Bellefield Avenue
Ceveland St
Lex
Roston
Concord Sirests
Weet Ridge
Chestnut Streets
Ratton
Chessnut
West Avenue
Will Street
Bart Avenue
Cedar Street
House Deadlocks On Fourth Ballot For Speaker
Washington reports a continued House deadlock over electing a Speaker after a fourth ballot. Tallys show Garrett and Gillett tied near 198 and 197 votes with 17 for Cooper and 5 for Madden, while 3 lawmakers abstained. Insurgent Republicans press to liberalize rules, Democrats seek action, no party yields as debate intensifies.
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Washington
House
Garret
Gillett
Cooper
Madden
House of Representatives
Regula Republicans
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachussetts
Henry Allen
Wisconsin
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Garrett
William Tyler Page
The
Hose
Lett
Gillette
Congress Deadlock Delays Senate Session In December
Washington Dec 4 The House deadlock halted Senate business with a brief pro forma session. Senate leaders noted no votes on speaker prospects for Representative Garrett of Tennessee and Republican insurgents. Democratic leaders viewed the stalemate as a strategic setback for their side amid insurgent momentum.
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Longworth
House
Congress
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
Old Guard
Groun
Nelson
Gilets
Ficht
Revalkan
Seid Shee
Washington
Senate
Watt
Curtis
Kansas
Fennis Garrett
Tennessee
Garrett
Charles Tragey Receives Six Months in Jail
Charles Tragey, also known as Tracy, was arrested by Sheriff Underhill and charged with neglecting his children. He was sentenced to six months in jail yesterday afternoon by Judge J. George Geltem.
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Charles ‘Tracy
Sher’? Underhill
Geltem
Telede
J. George
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Anne Andercity
Mvorce
Dolidge
Carlisle
Pearl Tlambring
S. Marbais
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