Evening Schools for Foreign Born to Begin Tonight
Evening classes open at seven to aid foreign born residents in learning English and pursuing American work. Principal George M Lassell outlines studies including reading, writing, and practical instruction to boost employment. Attendance expected to rise with sessions from seven to nine, taught by faculty including names across multiple campuses.
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Genrse M. Lassell
President Urges Care of Disabled Citizens
The president speaks on national service and aid for disabled individuals, urging care and emphasis on peace efforts. At a hotel event he meets families and children, receiving flowers as crowds surround streets and buildings.
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Estinghouse in Russia Working Soviet Contract
In Moscow Seni 1 Neso ciated Pre jet trait says Estinghouse executives, now representative, told reporters the Volga river factory was the only American property not nationalized by the Soviet government. The exception arose because managers organized the plant but signed an agreement with the Soviet government seen as de facto nationalization. The Soviet state would use manufacturing to exploit resources, with Estinghouse receiving payments and the company forwarding a percentage of production to the government.
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Syndicate Moves to Enforce Archducal Property Rights
The American syndicate and Archduke Albrecht reach an agreement to enforce rights over properties once controlled by Archduke in New Hungary. Governments are accused of withholding possession. a case may go before the League of Nations mixed tribunals. Officials say treaty rights and obligations will be examined as Hew states are summoned. Archduke Albrecht declines comment on the action.
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Rhode Island Senator Dan Wetmore Dies in Boston
Ex Senator George Peabody Wetmore, former Rhode Island Republican U S Senator for two terms, died in Boston at age 70 from heart failure. He arrived from Newport, Rhode Island, to consult his doctors and his death was unexpected. The body will be sent to Newport tonight.
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Woman Beauty Ads Offer Complexion Aids And Eye Relief
An old advertisement promotes Blick and Whites Beauty Bleach and Black and White Soap for clear smooth skin and a porcelain look. It also sells Bon-Opte eye tablets for tired eyes with instructions to dissolve a tablet in water and use as an eye bath. The copy urges readers to request a free sample and send name and address for T illa and White products.
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