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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
7
Hundreds of high school students protest a new board rule barring fraternity members from honors and activities. Principals claim the edict is necessary to curb secret organizations and ensure fair school competition.
Toledo resident Marry Eisner admitted guilt to ten counts in an indictment accusing him of conspiracy to dispose of bonds stolen in the $1,000,000 post office robbery. The plea, entered before Judge Killiis Mey, remains under seal amid investigations tied to revelations by Fisher. Fisher allegedly moved about $283,000 in stolen bonds, with many sold to New York brokerage firms, linking other defendants to the robbery.
The department of baer released figures showing price declines in nine cities from April 11 to May 26. St Bernard, Minneapolis saw the steepest drop at 8 percent while Newark and New Haven fell about 4 to 5 percent. Washington and Norfolk showed 4 percent declines, with Bridgeport and Providence at 8 percent.
Secretary says the Morgan town Md airplane disaster will not affect the army air service policy. Seven people died in the incident as technicians and investigators review the accident for a fuller report. The Secretary waited for full findings before forming final conclusions.
A fragment from a historical report notes a layman’s view that certain causes appear responsible for the disaster. It mentions an anticipated probe into temporary factors as a focal point of early inquiries.
Representative Focht of Pennsylvania introduced a bill in the House to grant district commissioners the authority to appoint the education board. The measure follows years of court and justice input seeking relief from direct appointment duties and unanimous calls for reform.
Eleven former army officers led by King Maj. Gen. Joseph Hummel were placed on trial in Vienna on charges of treason stemming from the attempt by former Regent Charles to regain the Hungarian throne. The indictment claims they armed legionary troops to support the Hapsburg dynasty and to oppose the service of Hungary.
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