Japanese Envoy Shidenara Rapid Rise to Washington Post
Kijuro Shidenara, Japan's vice foreign minister, appointed ambassador to Washington, praised as highly capable. At 47, he quickly rose through service, with prior posts in China Bowland and other regions, and family ties to the Japanese imperial finance network.
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Shidebarrel Mbiss Masake Lavas
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Poslam Offered as First Aid for Skin Troubles
An old advertisement touts Poslam as a fast acting skin remedy for pimples rashes and minor troubles. It promises quick relief soothing effects and widespread use with a free sample offer from Witnergency laboratories at 41 West 47th Street New York City.
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Senate may retire three rear admirals
The Senate considered retiring three rear admirals rather than promoting to full admiral, with debate over rank and confirmation. Senator Page indicated the panel favored a retirement rank for those officers, while opposition suggested preserving the full admiral path for two named candidates. The discussion touched on political and regional factors influencing confirmation and seniority.
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Dedication of Memorial Trees by Suffragists
Dedication of memorial trees honoring suffrage pioneers at the community home grounds. The markers praise leaders like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton while noting tributes to Sojourner Truth and Ida B. Wells among others, reflecting a revival of the women’s movement memory.
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Sutter
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Annan Huard Shiuw
Angelina
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Charleston
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Abbie Kelley
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Lacy
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Police Women Fight to Save Jobs in Washington
Washington October 12. The chief of the Women's Bureau of the Washington police department Mrs Van Winkle faces a congressional committee inquiry aimed at abolishing it. Supporters say the bureau protects young government office workers and police women who patrol dance halls and similar venues where young girls gather. Many war workers have returned home, but others remain, bolstering the bid to preserve the bureau.
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Washington Pollice Department
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Washington
Son-in-law orders exhumation of mine strike victim
The body of Sonia Selling, an organizer for the United Mine Workers, shot near the Alleghenys Coal & Coke Company lines in West Nations during a mine strike, was exhumed at the request of her son-in-law Fred Broad. The coroner’s inquest offered no clear reason for the action, but officials allowed the exhumation to proceed to clarify the death.
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United Mine
Alleghenys Coal & Coke Company
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American airman heads to join San Diego expedition
Avil in Nogales Oct 13 reported Joseph Alien Richards, who claimed to be guided by the war department, left for San Diego to accompany an expedition from San Diego to Tas Animas Bay to recover the bodies of Lieutenant Waterhouse and Lieutenant Connolly, missing aviators in Mexico. The party is expected to sail from San Diego tomorrow.
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Altoona Strike Ends Quietly After Meeting
The Altoona strike at the Pennsylvania shop ended at 3 p.m. today after a union meeting last night. The decision to end the strike was not communicated to all workers in time for the morning shift, causing a delay in resuming usual hours.
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Prius
Peninsylvania Shopmien
Armed PEA PARTS Riots and War News From Siui
Ambiguous reports describe armed peasants clashing with troops in Siui, with rising casualties and widespread disorder. A separate item notes job programs for soldiers and a Salvation Army relief center supplying hay and bread amid shortages in the city, including details on local addresses and displaced workers.
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Biome
Siui
Curneeck
Unemployment Benefits Reform Reported by Assured Trust
A funded relief effort shows total unemployment benefits reaching 4,500.00 with measures tied to a broader reform plan. Officials note the reform aims to stabilize workers during the economic downturn and to curb future layoffs.
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