Chaplain Ousted After Hearing On Woman Charges
San Francisco April 24. The career of Cape t Creme 1 Clampitt, an Army chaplain at Vancouver Barracks, ends after testimony by Miss Sue Swallow of Kansas City alleging improper relations. The order discharged him follows a court martial at Leavenworth where his letters and the scandal involving Mrs Taber of San Francisco drew reporters and witnesses.
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Liberals Plan Managua Attack In Central America
Fragmentary report notes Liberal leaders in Nicaragua planning action in Managua. The piece cites unidentified figures and mentions three other Liberal generals involved, with scattered figures and unclear context.
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Prosperity boasts stirred by Walsh in campaign remarks
A fragmented report cites Senator Walsh of Massachusetts and other figures debating prosperity themes in a national contest. Officials including Governor Alfred J. and Governor A V Albert are mentioned amid speculation about presidential prospects and party leadership.
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New Ray Penetrates Fog in Naval Vision Test
London report describes J L Baird demonstrating NevtaVision, a new ray device claimed to pierce fog and smoke beyond ordinary light. The invisible searchlight supposedly penetrates dense clouds, detects objects by sound cues, and could alter naval warfare and air reconnaissance.
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Canada questions immigration rule sparks tax talk
April 24. A Canadian government plan to levy a two dollar head tax on occupational immigration prompted a State Department request for formal discussions. The Canadian legation urged delaying any final decision until its view could be heard, as officials noted possible legal constraints and a pending conference.
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Lan Deen
State Department
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Economists to Speak on Dry Side at Veerville Meeting
Economists from Yale University and other institutions will discuss economic policy at the Dry Side gathering in Veerville. The event, titled by a noted public speaker, is slated for May 2 with a second session a week later on May 8 at Asbury Park. The principal address will be delivered by a professor associated with the event’s organizer.
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Ty Irvine le Apris
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Illinois girl heads college association post
A teenager from Illinois was elected zonal registrar at the association's closing meeting. A petition for membership from the University of New Hampshire was accepted during yesterday's session.
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New Britain store owner files separate bankruptcy petition
Morron of New Britain, an store proprietor, lists liabilities of 1 361 and assets of 820 in a separate petition. Wwrbs of 1 913 and assets of 31 201 are listed in another filing in the district court.
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Diploma Trading Becomes Felony In Proposed Bill
Hartford April WAP Buying selling up fraudulently healing diplomas linked to authorization to practice healing arts in Connecticut becomes a felony under a bill approved by the Judiciary committee. The measure revises state healing arts law, expands board jurisdiction on reciprocity, and tightens credentialing while referencing the prior 1925 reform and the healing arts board's early recommendations.
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Judicaary Committee
Healing Arts Board
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Wilkins and Pilot Back at Barrow
Captain George Uevert Wilkins and Ben Ellison arrived with Alger Gruin in the Detroit 5 direct, appearing well after a crash. They landed near the coast and faced snow and cold as they recover, with Wilkins unsure about Kivlson’s status and the trail home.
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George Uevert
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Ben Elelson
Alger Gru
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Goth
Ara
Film firm faces seven and a half million claim
A court action seeks a seven and a half million commission from a film company in a dispute tied to distribution carving and corporate negotiations. The case names the Cine, the Beirth Alpha, and De Silile entities in a complex litigation over expected fees.
Tax refund on auto parts ordered questioned
Revenue officials report a $174,000 tax refund on auto parts ordered. The refunds will be distributed by the manufacturers to purchasers who paid the tax, with the exact mechanism pending presentations and bond requirements. The notice mentions collectors and interns in Washington as part of the processing context.
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