Vast 1921 County Court Debate Over Bridge and Tax Savings
The county court faces a widening bridge dispute amid debate on public works and tax savings. Officials argue the court should act to ease taxpayer burdens while residents urge broader consideration and better access. A separate note discusses Dr Wiley’s saccharine findings and a push to curb its use, alongside plans for a 750 foot Woolworth skyscraper in New York and references to public health and urban growth.
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Rother
Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Department
Dr. Wiley
Remsen
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
New York
F. W. Woolworth
Metropolitan
Shinar
Lower Manhattan
Chappie
Eauit
County Development Vows Bridge, Road Resumption
County leaders outline plans for a new bridge and reopening of a public highway to stimulate regional growth. Efforts hinge on cross county cooperation to develop the Imrze area and improve ties to the historic town of proper Home, signaling a push for renewed commerce.
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Bontsese
Tie Teagih
Two men sentenced in federal court in Wheeling for revenue violations
Charles Smith and Ben Harris pleaded guilty to internal revenue offenses, each fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. Prof. L. L. Friend of Charleston was a Waldo guest Friday and Saturday.
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A. G. Dayton
Wheeling
Charles Smith
Ben Harris
Internal Revenue
L. L Friend
Charleston
Waldo
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Newspapers
Basebal games listed include Seday's Games with matchups such as New York at Boston and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Yesterday results show Cleveland 1 Chicago 2 and New York 6 Boston 13, plus Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 0.
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Seday
Chieszo
New York
Boston St
Lois St
Ste Lane
Chicago
Pitteburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadephia
Brooklin Chienz
Pattners
St Louis
Philadelph
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
L. Pet Detroit
Philadelphia
Wrshington
Cleveland St. Louis
New Lodge Instated At Adamston Camp No 14443
Adamston Camp No 14443 Modern Woodmen of America was instituted last night at Adamston with a membership of twenty five. Deputy Parker Selvey of Grafton led the work. The next meeting will be Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall.
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Adamston
Woodmen of America
Parker Selvey
O¢ Grafton
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A Spring Sone House Cleaning Scene 1911
In a back yard kitchen scene a mother commands her children to fetch tools for cleaning. The dialogue shows a household in disarray as chores collide with minor mishaps like missing dust pans and broken broom handles. The family dynamics reveal routines of domestic life.
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Marlo
Henry
Jimmy
Program for Sunday service at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
The missionary department of the Sunday school presents a Sunday afternoon program at 2:30. All friends and parents are invited. The program features singing, readings by Beatrice Bowyer Elizabeth Wilson, solos by Bessie Booker Helen T Wilson and Laura Allen, an address by Rev George Curry district superintendent, remarks by Rev Jos Jenkins, and an instrumental solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Colored
Missionary Department of the Sunday School
Beatrice Bowyer
Bessie Booker
Elizabeth Wilson
George Curry
Helen T. Wilson
Jos. Jenkins
Laura Allen
Socialist Lecture Moved to Eljon Theatre on Main Street
A socialist meeting originally set for Sunday May 7 at 2 p m was moved to the Eljon Theatre on Main Street and will be held at the stated time.
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Court House
Eljon Theatre
Main Street
City council actions include street extension and fire equipment study
The council discussed extending lower Clay street to Sand Street, while the street committee sought extra inspection space. Councilman Johnson resigned from the fire committee after a debate on new equipment procurement. A pav ement contract went to Joss Taylor at 1.70 per square yard. Mayor Macro accepted the resignation of Johnson. также The court calendar and orders included various motions and a temporary transfer of Lt Hugo Prankenberger to Charleston for further orders.
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EN Creek
Lower Clay Street
That Street
Sand Street
Johnson
Macro
Fcense
P. i McDonpeer
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Clevelaia
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NEW Lodge
America
Stone Wall Park
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Bell
Missionry Department of the Trinity
AK. Thorn & CO
Empire Building
Somerset Coal CD
Bell ‘Phone
Consolidated
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Children’s Hosears
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Charles W. Lynch
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Empire National Bank
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