Ethiopian store head expelled as spy amid war era tensions
Rome reports Mohammed Ali, head of Ethiopia’s largest chain, expelled by Viceroy Graziani on charges of spying for the British. French merchant Besse fined and jailed for arms trade and currency speculation. Ali’s network alleged to have aided British intelligence with branch offices and staff acting as spies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Giornale D'Italia
Mohammed Ali
Ethiopia
Organiaation
Rodolfo Graziani
Besse
Besse and Company
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
A collection of short notices seeking help and lost items including a dog, a purse, a missing pup named Tip, and requests for work, clothes donations, and housing. Names include HM Singleton and Winfred Jaster. locations in Amarillo and addresses such as 2704 Taylor Street and 1204 North Van Buren Street appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Singleton
Taylor Street
Dial
New Mexico
North
van Buren Street
Help Wanted Ad Seeks Domestic Helper in Ropesville Texas
A notice from Mrs Mary Hutton of Ropesville Texas seeks a female helper for general housework and ironing with room and board plus small wages. She asks for references. A separate ad from a young man seeks any work offering farm driving and produce tasks with references available. Contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropesville
Mary Hutton
Texas
Trek Lam
Dania PM
Jennaon Bireet
Parm Experience in Teck Lam and Young Worker Roles
A short notice profiles a young single man with experience in eight common labor tasks and farm work. The item notes his background and general labor readiness for job applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parm
Teck Lam
Sales Army Soldiers Split Across Four Chamber Teams
Four teams of the Chamber of Commerce sales army compete for prizes. Mr. Buthker is on Fred DeCoster's team, Alien Barty a pioneer member serves on George Ordway's team, Mr. Wagner works with Homer Wheeler, and Mr. Coe is on the M. Holt team across three divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Sales Army
Buthker
Fred DeCoster
Alien Barty
Chamber of Commerce
George Ordway
Mr. Wagner
Homer Wheeler
Mr. Coe
M. Holt
Farm and dairy work sought near Liano Cemetery area
Job seeker offers to work on a farm or dairy for average wage. States distance from Liano Cemetery and notes farm experience with tractors. Mentions prior work in housekeeping and child care and seeks hourly, daily, or weekly pay with daytime hours only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liano Cemetery
Amond, Jones
Help wanted notes from readers seeking daily or hourly work
A collection of classified requests from readers seeking employment. Entries include an hourly or daily housework offer by O W Harrison at 1007 West Twentieth Avenue with references, a driver with case experience Lloyd Gregg at 312 Pierce Street, a repair worker seeking any kind of work, an experienced yard man, a white maid to live in for four dollars a week, and a girl aged 18 seeking housework and child care with references at 2610 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Avenue
Tack
Lloyd Gregg
Pierce Street
Dial
Missing dog notice from Mrs Pate seeks return
A notice from Mrs J L Pate of 1120 West Fifteenth Avenue asks for the return of a borrowed black and white pointer dog from the Proctor lineage. The dog is blind in the left eye and is missing after being borrowed months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
J. Ll. Pate
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Proctor
Shake-Up in U S Abroad Includes Five Minor Diplomatic Changes
President Roosevelt announced five minor diplomatic changes raising speculation of a larger reshuffle. Changes include shifts among ambassadors to Great Britain Germany Cuba and Brazil and the home undersecretary vacancy. Names mentioned include Morris Dearing Laurence Steinhardt William E. Dodd and Robert Worth Bingham.
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U.S
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
German
Cuba
Brazil
Sumner Welles
R Walton Moore
William Phillips
Ialy
Robert Worth Bingham
London
William BE. Dodd
Berlin
Morris Dearing
Peru
Sweden
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Arthur Schoenfeld
Slaying of Model and Mother Baffles New York Police
Police focus on former lodger George Gueret as motive and bloodied evidence tie him to the Easter killings of Veronica Gedeon, her mother, and their lodger. Investigators await chemical analysis of hair and skin fragments amid unclear leads and a grisly crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Veronica Gedeon
Gedeon
George Gueret
Gueret
Ella Peterson
Ledger
Frank Byrnes
Crude Output Down in U S
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a weekly drop in U S crude production by 21,296 barrels daily to 3,434,875. State changes include Oklahoma down 16,825 to 640,625 and Texas up 2,327 to 1,417,528. Louisiana down 107 to 246,165 and California down 3,000 to 589,250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
The
Oil and Gas Journal
United States
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Michigan
Ministerial Shifts Move Diplomats Across Americas and Europe
Edward Albright moves from Finland to Costa Rica as minister. Henry Norweb, previously minister to Bolivia, shifts to the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic receives a new minister after the Finland post changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Edward Albright
Costa Rica
Henry Norweb
Bolivia
Dominican Republic
Hungry man eats, dies after food in Cleveland home
A neatly dressed man about 65 visited Joseph Sabol's home asking for food after claiming he was driven from his own home and forced to sleep in a police station. He ate soup Mrs. Sabol served and died shortly afterward.
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Cleveland
U.P
Joseph Sabel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethiop Store
Tip
Pof
Leon
Bke
North West
First Avenue
Ververenem
East Sixth Avene
Eriday
Dem
Taek
Amarillo
Aldridge Street
Henry Buthker
Allen Early
T. J. Wagner
J. B. Coe
Jor
Temple Atkins
Shamrock
Dan
O. W. Harrison
West Twentieth Avene
Second Ave
Cleveland Street
Model
McDavid Bros
Curlee
Polk Street
U. S
Sen
Tun
Rocky Mountain
Elephant Luggage CO
Ezio Pinza
Metropolitan Opera
Pinza
Famous
Metropolitan Opera CO
Uky
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