Gifts Proposed by Relief Corps for Veterans
In Des Moines on Sept 21 the Women’s Relief corps auxiliary gathered to hear President Catha McBride Hostetler speak. A $1000 gift for a Go YOR project and $20 for the Christ illness fund were proposed, with other allocations including $400 for child welfare work and a $5 monthly pension proposal. The encampment, largest in five years, saw General John Kosman note 188452 members overall and a balance of $33,722.81.
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Condemned trio in Cambridge file plea papers
A petition to assign error in the ruling of Tadge Posduck qualifies as a new trial request by the three condemned bandits John Joe Loughlin Edward Hewutein and Pevereaux in the murder of James H Ferne during a holdup. The case seeks a hearing date.
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Tadge Posduck
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Train derailment in West Virginia injures many passengers
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailed near Orlando West Virginia en route from Charleston to Gratton. More than twenty people were hurt and a woman, name not learned, was seriously injured according to a railroad office report.
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Widow Sobs in Paris After Air Crash Death of Radio Man
In Paris a widow cried on her apartment balcony upon hearing the death of radio man Fonek in a fatal plane crash. The report notes the plane went up in flames over Long Island as weather worsened. The bereaved family awaited confirmation from officials and reflected on the loss.
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Detective Enlists in Army Aims at Soldier Firebugs Case
A detective joins the army to pursue a group described as soldier firebugs amid a wider investigation. Reports say arrests and charges linked to attempts at enciphered sabotage and arson, with authorities seeking to determine a possible tie to a larger plan affecting public safety.
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Captain Burdick Quits Artillery
Reports indicate Captain Burdick has resigned from the Artillery. The adjutant general confirmed the relief of First Lieutenant Jonathan [date] from Field Artillery and reassignment of staff to other headquarters and combat train details.
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Colleges to Bar Mediocre Students at Trinity
President Remsen Boops and Dean Edward G Pox of Trim College defend selective admissions to Trinity, arguing environment and rigorous screening determine success. They propose interviewing candidates, using graded records, confidential reports, and entrance exams to build an elite rising class for graduation.
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Two liners hit by storm arrive in New York
New York reporters describe the Vatura and the Moreau battered by a hurricane that swept sections of the Atlantic. Captain John Kirby of the Matra speaks of hours of helpless seas after steering gear failed and electricity outage disabled the vessel. Both ships bore stern damage but remained afloat as they reached port.
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Ponze Opens Fight On Boston Action
Ponze of Boston files an application for a writ of habeas corpus in the Texas Court of Final Appeals to block extradition to Boston after Governor Miriam A Ferguson granted Massachusetts request. Hearing set for October 6. bond listed at $20,000.
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Prisoner Extradition Sought From Washington DC
Harford Sept 21 Governor Trumbull requests extradition of Jacob A Kav vuas Jacob Ko Brarker of New Haven wanted on embezzlement charges. The requisition was sent to the chief justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Second extradition request from Washington for Connecticut on domestic soil.
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Lovely Philippine Gowns at $1.50 on Second Floor
Hand embroidered gowns from the Philippines offered at 1.50 each. Describes long hours of meticulous needlework with dainty flowers, buds, tiny dots, ribbon effects, and hand sewn seams. Indicates gifts and value, located on the second floor.
Tinker Bell Wash Fabrics Sell at 59c Yard
Unusually patterned and colorfast designs described as beautiful and unique attract buyers. The article notes material as fast color and invites readers to view the collection, mentioning a showroom floor display.
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Tinker Bell
Woolen Mills to Return to Full Schedule
Fragmented notice reports Woolen Mills resuming full timetable on Monday after orders were seized to keep rallying party work. Officials announce delays and potential January 1 actions as state attorney seeks requisition to district officials over alleged improper conduct.
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