Borah Urges Wealth to Feed Jobless as Winter Nears
Senator William E Borah told a Cottonwood Idaho audience that the rich must feed the unemployed this winter or face compelled aid from the treasury. He blamed world war policies for economic collapse and urged higher income taxes to fund relief, citing a $1,000,000 donation by Senator Couzens as a model of generosity.
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Cottonwood
Idaho
William E. Borah
United States
Nez Perce
Borah
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Couzens
Chicago Teachers Wonder About Pay
Chicago school teachers resumed work amid pay anxieties as a tax muddle left them unpaid since April. About $12 million remains due to board of education employees, with some accepting scrip as partial payment.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Funeral services for William Nemetz die of sleeping sickness
Fort Worth obit notes William Edward Nemetz aged 6 died at a hospital of sleeping sickness. Funeral services were held in Fort Worth today.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Edward Nemetz
Billy the Kid Chronicle Captured in Santa Fe Jail Files
Santa Fe New Mexican coverage from 1880 81 shows Billy the Kid Rudabaugh and Billy Wilson in Santa Fe jail amid bystander excitement. Reports note jailer food theft, a stone cell without daylight, and ongoing curiosity about escape plans and trials.
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Santa FE
N. M
Santa Fe New Mexican
State
Billy the Kid
Maurice G. Fulton
Roswell
New Mexican
Kid
New Mexican Reporter
Rudabaugh
Billy Wilson
Pat Garrett
Stinking Springs
Las Vegas
Sheriff Garrett
Wilson
United States
Silva
Sherman
Home Drug Co Promotes Liver and Gall Bladder Treatment
The advertisement from Home Drug Co of Minneapolis promotes a liver and gall bladder remedy with 28 years of results. It offers literature and a prescription from a recognized specialist and guarantees money back. Consumers are urged to clip and mail for more information.
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Write Home Drug Co
Masonic Temple
Minneapolis
Minn
Kid and Billy Wilson Dug Almost Out of Jail
Sheriff Martinez and Deputy Marshal Neil found the Kid and Billy Wilson had tunneled to the jail surface, concealing soil in the bed. An editorial blamed officials for neglect and called for stricter custody as the Kid faced conviction for Major Brady’s murder in Lincoln County.
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Romulo Martinez
Martinez
Neil
New Mexican
Kid
Billy Wilson
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mesilla
William Bonney
the Kid
William Brady
Lincoln County
Warren Bristol
Mother Daughter 104 Reach Century Milestone
Mme. Madeline Malherbe a relative of M. Barthou French minister of justice expects to live longer than her mother who died at 104.
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Mme
Madeline Malherbe
M. Barthou
Justice
College enrollment expected to top 300 at Amarillo
Amarillo College officials predicted enrollment would exceed 300 as students matriculated for the fall session. Freshman classes are larger than last year while most departments show growth. Renovations in the club rooms from the Pot ter County Federation of Women’s Clubs will add space and reconfigure the library, dean’s office, and classrooms.
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Amarillo College
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
B. FE. Masters
Mosquito Survey Sought to Prevent Dengue Recurrence
The League Health Committee of the League of Nations asks the medical director to enlist entomologists for a mosquito survey of Mediterranean countries to prevent a recurrence of the dengue fever epidemic in Greece. Official League reports indicate the situation across the region.
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Greece
League Health Committee
League of Nations
Mediterranean
League
Fever Epidemic Strikes Greece with Toll of 1372 Deaths
Reports show 850000 people in Greece stricken by fever, with 1372 fatalities recorded. Health officials warn of ongoing illness and urge precautions as the situation unfolds.
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