Edson in Washington The coming president faces limited civil service purge
A Washington analysis estimates far fewer federal resignations than feared as a new president takes office. Of 2.5 million executive workers 93 percent are civil service and protected from whim removals. Only about 25,000 jobs are presidentially appointed, with most vacancies filled from career ranks.
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Letters to the Editor critique of Republicans and alcohol driving caution
A letter denounces 12 years of Republican rule citing wage declines and bank closings, arguing a war hero is not fit to lead. It warns against alcohol and driving, showing a cartoon about a driver hitting a parked car and urging sobriety to avoid severe consequences of progress.
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Bonham News Briefs and Local Notes September 1910
Bonham items report shopping specials at Lem Titts worth Bonham offering gas ranges and electric appliances. Local sports note: Bonham Pine Clippers split a doubleheader with Honey Grove, 4-2 and 2-0. Cotton picking continues with yields around one third to one half bale per acre. Tag day planned in Bonham to raise funds for a piano.
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Cripple Creek film to feature George Montgomery bandits
The color Technicolor Western Cripple Creek opens at the American Theatre starring George Montgomery with Karin Booth Jerome Courtland and William Bishop. Government agents Bret Ivers and Larry Galland infiltrate the outlaw gang led by Silver Kirby to stop the gold hijacking scheme tied to Cripple Creek Colorado’s famed rush.
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Lost horn rimmed reading glass and other items
Missing items include horn rimmed reading glass with brown leather case and a South Side Squire. Neighbor Eugene Rosser listed. A reward offered. Also adjoining classified note for sale listing at 621 W. 12th and 210 Kelly with a 3 piece bedroom set, sponge and mattress, washing machine, and a 26 inch girls bicycle.
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Apple A Day Not Keeping Doctor Away Says Dentist
London report quotes Sir Adolphe Abrahams saying apples may clean teeth and cut dental bills while noting an egg a day might better keep the doctor away. The scientist cautions the apple is among the best teeth cleaners but not a guarantee against illness.
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Notices and corrections from Bonham Daily Favorite
Public notice from Bonham Texas section clarifies erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification. Mentions United Press news dispatch rights and notes Rudyard Kipling’s birthplace as Bombay, India.
Russians Might Desert If They Believed Allies Protect Them
Private Arkadiy Rudovsky, a former Soviet air force sergeant who deserted 17 months ago, says many Red soldiers would flee to the West if they were certain the Allies would safeguard them. He notes Russians would desert if they knew how well they would be treated.
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South Korean POWs Reclassified as Civilians by UN Command
The UN Command in Tokyo announced that about 11,000 South Koreans were re classified from prisoners of war to civilian internees and will be released. A separate note warns of broader social concerns about alcohol and drug use.
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Fred's Electric Service Offers Appliance Repairs
Repair shop advertises service for electric refrigerators washing machines vacuum cleaners irons motors fans lights radios and general electrical work at 1818 N Genter St phone 244.
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