General Christian Dies in New Orleans After Illness
New Orleans noted soldier General Christian Tam as he died today from illness. Born 1883 in Myston parish he served in the army through many revolts in Central America and Honduras, influencing several presidents. His career included engineering work, railway service, and leading roles in U.S. military operations abroad.
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Professional Folk in Germany Suffer Most in Hunger
A preliminary investigation by the American Committee for Relief of German Children shows doctors, engineers, writers, architects, chemists, teachers and others in Germany facing severe hunger. A prominent citizen and General Allen urge U.S. professionals to aid via the committee’s food package program at 42 Broadway, offering ten dollars to deliver a 50 pound package containing flour, fats, sugar, coffee, and evaporated milk to a designated recipient in Germany.
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American Friends
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Germany
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Tin Kaurrtean Committee
America
Broadway
Tex Takes no Bull to Tivle
A fragmentary account describes a cattle theft and pursuit involving a herd moved from Monzam to Whankas City and Chicago, with robbers from Idaho and Texas. A youth named Mut i Shaw evades capture after a jailbreak and returns home, while others face arrest, with safekeeping and restitution efforts unfolding amid confusion and fear. The text mixes names, places, and events in a disjointed report of theft, pursuit, and family coping.
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Gibsut
Immodesty of Police Officers Sparks Novel Complaint
An investigation details alleged improprieties by police during a raid on a disorderly house. Officers reportedly demanded a prisoner dress and guarded the scene to prevent embarrassment, with witnesses describing inappropriate conduct. The case was pursued by a prosecuting official, but the City Court closed it after discussions with counsel.
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Liey Gaeenart Meares
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yLomey Henry Greenstein
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Ind Koowledge
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Mi Freon
Todman Named to Engineering Department Post
J Dascreau was named as rod min in the engineering department by City Engineer James A McElroy. He will fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of a Democrat.
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James A. McElroy
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Democrats, McAdoo Seek Hotel Reservations for Convention
The National Committee announced preparations for a convention with heavy emphasis on hotel reservations for key staff and sponsors. David L. Rockwell and David Hunter plan to finalize accommodations as McAdoo supporters push for public recognition of his fitness for the presidency amid internal party maneuvering in Washington.
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Schaefer Edges Hoppe In Billiards Marathon
Schaefer leads Hoppe in a long billiards match with a one cushion draw and a vast display of table craft. Through the tenth to thirteenth innings Schaefer builds a 452 to 369 lead as Hoppe fights back with precise shots and careful positioning.
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Parishes report progress in cutting church debt and expenses
Two parishes report substantial debt reduction amid ongoing church construction and school funding. Rev Duggan announces 38181.75 in ordinary revenue, 28626.65 borrowed, 4458 from property sale, and 6715 expenditures leaving 1067.15 at year start. Major outlay includes 2484.53 to contractors for school and convent built at over 145000 dollars.
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Jeremiah J. Duggan
Church of the Blessed Orament
Mary’s
Warren Street
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