Mrs W G Harding In New York Shopping Tour
Mrs. W G Harding wife of the president elect enjoyed a relaxed day in New York visiting fashionable shops and display windows while reporters followed, hoping for glimpses of the future First Lady. She toured stores with companions and planned to attend the evening events before returning to Washington.
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Ron G. Hardivs
Harding
White House
Ani
MC Ingtan
Ain Tan
Ing
Washington
Seeley Files Answer to Mandamus Order in Fire Department Case
City Attorney Wa Heeley filed the mandamus response for the fire department dispute. Commissioners and several department members await a Superior Court hearing to determine the legality of recent demotions and restorations. Former Fire Officers contend demotions violated the charter and seek relief.
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Seeley
Mandamus
Wa Heeley
Ecenne
Seeter
Pormer Ticute
Ot Gimner Ve
Fitasersld
Fire Department
Basin Lie
Disputes Over Payment for U S Merchandise
A dispute over payment for forty to forty five million dollars of American merchandise tied up in Argentine customs was disclosed at the annual budget meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce. Prominent commercial lawyer Varía urged general intervention and payment settlements as the remedy.
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Burnos Atahies
Elorado BR. Varéia
Owl
States Chamber of Commerce
Horses Smother in Box Cars During Transit
Thirty three horses and mules, property of the United States, were found dead last night en route from Charleston Sea to Camp Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina. Railroad officials report 183 animals were packed in a closed box car under orders from a quartermaster corps captain who allegedly warned the men to refrain from opening the car. The incident follows a failed transport in which animals suffocated during a rail move.
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United
Carn Sea
Camp Jackson
Columbia
S.C
Quartermaster Corps
Bank Treasurer Admits Shortfall in Accounts
Marion official admits a cash shortage while serving as treasurer and deputy treasurer. He allegedly concealed a theft of over 840,000 last Wednesday to cover a shortage and plans to use funds for personal needs.
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Marion
President Nominates To War Finance Corporation
President Wilson nominates Water W. Warwick of Ohio as comptroller of the treasury and Ivaris A. Hayes, former Republican member of the House, to the directorate of the War Finance Corporation.
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WAR Finance Corporation
W. Warwick
Ohio
Treasury
Ivaris A. Hayes
Flouse of Representatives Frontorr
Wilson
Hatters Accept Proposed Reduction in Wage Scale
Hatters accept a proposed reduction in wage scale as recommended by the national directors. The new scale will feature revised rates for various duties and duties, aiming to standardize pay across the industry and align with the broader labor guidelines.
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Hatters
Help Wanted Ad Measures Three Hundred Requests
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated help wanted notice with invented phrases and garbled place names. The readable bits reference an event near a convention and a request for weekly readers, but the exact details and names are largely unreadable.
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Porterhouse
Hamburg
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Ara Campbell
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Uneedas
Boston
Mercantile
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Chamberlin & Shropshire Co
Cannon Street
Mantler’s Baby Shop
Minerva Yarns
Nettie P. Fossett
U. S
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Amsrican Legion
Peter
Noble
Main ST
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Safranor
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