Nations Gave Soldiers to U S Army Worldwide
Washington reports the U S Army is cosmopolitan with officers from 34 nations among its 11 378 active commissioned personnel. Germany leads with 36 foreign born officers, while India China Japan Latvia Syria Brazil Finland Australia and many others are represented. Native Americans hail from many states and New York leads with 996 officers.
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Washington
United States Army
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China
Japan
Latvia
Syria
Brazil
Finland
Australia
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Germany
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Aou
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California Fig Syrup Endorsed by Texas Mother
A Texas mother from San Antonio extols California Fig Syrup as a safe, effective remedy for weak bowels in children. She cites her daughter Dorothy, bottle fed as an infant, noting regularity and improved health since using the syrup. She warns buyers to ensure the product bears the California name for authenticity.
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California
Texas
J. G. Moore
Cliff Ave
San Antonio
Dorothy
Jim Crow Loses Out in Big Bus Jam
A church crowd in a Negro neighborhood fills a Washington Street bus after services. White riders on the same line are forced to stand as over thirty Black passengers crowd the conveyance. The scene is described with humor about race and bus crowding.
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Washington Street
Polk Street
Yale Deans Prohibit Student Flight Without Permission
The three deans of Yale's undergraduate schools issue an order requiring all students who wish to operate airplanes to obtain permission from their deans before flying. Signed by Clarence W. Mendell Yale College Charles R. Warren Sheffield Scientific School and Percy T. Walden Freshman Year with the rule announced in New Haven Connecticut on June 11.
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International News Service
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Clarence W. Mendell
Yale College
Charles R. Warren
Sheffield Scientific School
Percy T. Walden
Rodeo Cancelled Here On June 18
The rodeo planned for June 18 under Veterans of Foreign Wars auspices is called off. Ticket buyers should return tickets to the seller for refunds per Patrolman Thomas Bush. The article also notes widespread installation of automatic telephones in France.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eyle
Thomas Bush
Pepy Program for Girls Tonight at CAE High School
A Girl Scout minstrels program at CAE High School auditorium starts at 8 15 tonight. Audrey Wingo directs the opening ballot while Charles Krei leads the Darktown Minstrels. Dr R P Parcells presents The Bricklayer's Revenge and the Pastimers Amarillo Orchestra supplies feature numbers. Proceeds go to establish a permanent Girl Scout camp.
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Girl Scout Minstrels
Cae High School
Audrey Wingo
Darktown Minstrels
Charles Kreisinger
Alleged Slayer of 2 Mexicans Goes to Trial
Lee Smith 44 year old former cowboy faces trial in Baird for allegedly taking part in the December 23 Stanton killings of two Mexicans and wounding Victor Ramos. A prior district court jury failed to reach a verdict in the same charge. The state says the killings were tied to a plot to collect a $5,000 reward offered by the State Bankers Association for dead bank bandits.
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Associated Press
Abilene
Lee Smith
Baird
Stanton
Smith
Victor Ramos
State Bankers Association
Youth Gets New Trial on Auto Charge
C A Newell a youthful Amarillo boy convicted in district court about two weeks ago on automobile theft was granted a new trial by Judge Henry S Bishop after a motion by Moore and Wilson. The judge ruled the conviction was based on insufficient evidence and ordered a new trial. Newell had been sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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C. A. Newell
Amarillo
District Criminal Court
Henry S. Bishop
Newell
Moore & Wilson
Traveling Men Meet Draws 36 States In OK Convention
One thousand traveling men from 36 states gathered in Oklahoma City for the Travelers' Protective Association national convention. Delegations expected to reach about 2,000 by Friday as sessions opened with President J. E. McKeown of St. Louis delivering the opening address and five days of meetings planned including officer elections.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Travelers’ Protective Association
J. E. McKeown
St. Louis
Revival Held At Pierce and Eighth Corner
Evangelist Harper urged reliance on the Bible during revival services at North Pierce and Eighth Street. Tonight he will discuss Can a Christian Fall From Grace and Be Lost. A query box will welkom questions at the door.
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Evangelist Harper
North Pierce
Eighth Street
Capudine Eases Pain Without Opiates Advertising Claim
Capudine is promoted as a quick liquid pain reliever that soothes nerves without opiates. The ad claims rapid action for headaches neuralgia rheumatic and periodic pains and notes 30c and 60c sizes at drug stores.
Portland delegate Clyde Evans to seek McKeown successor
Friday Clyde Evans of Portland Oregon was being advanced by a Pacific coast group to succeed McKeown. Included in convention entertainment is a trip Thursday to the 101 ranch near Ponca City where delegates will be treated to a buffalo barbecue.
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Clyde Evans
Portland
Ore
McKeown
101 Ranch
Ponca City
Beggars of Stamboul Demand Higher Wages
Stamboul beggars meet through representatives from all districts to press for increased pay. The assembly in Istanbul seeks better wages amid growing economic strain as beggars organize for collective bargaining.
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Associated
Presa
Stamboul
Turkey
Public discontent cites rising living costs and low beggar pay
A manifesto reported by Intest notes a 2.174 percent rise in living costs since 1914 with salary increases across professions except begging. It states the public still offers only 10 paras, or about one-eighth of a cent, in Turkish currency.
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Intest
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