Federal plan to regulate interstate motor travel proposed
Washington dispatch reports a bill to regulate and register interstate motor vehicles. A Motor Vehicles Bureau would be created under a Commissioner appointed by the President, with separate registration, fees, and penalties to curb unregistered use and enforce national standards.
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Roderick Clifford
Washington
Concee
Cocka
New York
Artment of Commerce and Labor
Senate
Bureau
Treasury
Rabbi Wise Decries Intermarriage Threat to Jewry
Rabbi Wise condemns intermarriage as a danger to Jewish continuity and cites hotels denying Jews as evidence. He argues Christians should avoid such establishments until persecution ends, warning the practice could lead to the extinction of Jews.
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Rabbi Wise
Federal regulation urged for touring cars
Officials of the Department of Commerce and Labor support a proposed law on general principles to regulate interstate motor travel. The bill aims to promote interstate commerce and cheaper travel, with motives to curb growing touring car use and prevent competition with railroads and trolleys.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Baseball News Highlights From Winter Meeting Rumors
Hugh Jennings practices law in Scranton while Detroit plans a Cuba tour with NL stars. Rumor says Boston Nationals may be sold before next season. Miss Daisy Hoover dies in Kansas City. Dreyfuss asks Pittsburg players to winter off. New York AL spent 29900 on minor leaguers for next season. Jimmy Collins trains at Hot Springs Ark. Umpire Rigler studies law at Virginia. Stony McGlynn had a strong Milwaukee season. Cincinnati to add 120000 capacity with more seats. Daubert and Wheat prove solid, Murphy and Fogel were reporters. NL meeting in New York promises fireworks over Heydler. Powers promotes bike racing at Madison Square Garden. Hermann backs a shorter season and interleague series. Brooklyn signs two fast players as the league teams prepare.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Anniston Resident
An Anniston resident Colonel T. R. Matthews credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney trouble. He describes severe back pain frequent kidney secretions and headaches prior to use. After trying pills from J Wikle's drug store he reports relief and renewed energy. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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T. R. Matthews
Quintard Ave
Anniston
Ala
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
George Gunther to Box Harry Croxton in London Match
George Gunther the acclaimed middleweight is matched with boxer Harry Croxton in a London bout. Promoter Frank Craig, linked to the Harlem Coffee Cooler, oversees arrangements for the event.
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George Gunther
Harry Croxton
London
Frank Craig
Harlem
Job Hunt Through Want Ads Gains Local Attention
The article notes the relevance of want ads for readers seeking new employment prospects. It highlights how classified listings guide job seekers toward opportunities and reflects a community focus on employment avenues.
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