Walter L Cohen Nominated for New Orleans Customs
President Coolidge sent Walter L Cohen of New Orleans a nomination for comptroller of customs in the New Orleans district despite a prior protest by Senators Ransdell and Cohen. The nomination had been rejected by the Senate in February, but Harding had given a recess appointment.
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Washington
Walter L. Cohen
New Orleans
Senate
Coollige
Ransdell
Cohen
Harding
Tyler Commercial College Admission Appeal for 1924 Class
The notice invites young students to enroll at Tyler Commercial College before Christmas to complete a General Business Course and potentially graduate without a high school diploma. It highlights success stories from graded schools, stresses common sense and hard work, and offers a $70 transferable scholarship for the top year average, awarded to the entrant who declares the intention to win.
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Tyler Commercial College
Furnished Room For Rent Near Business District
For rent a furnished room two blocks from the business district. Address box 471 or phone 221.
Coupon Offer for Free Catalogue from Tyler Commercial College
A notice invites readers to fill in a coupon and mail for a free catalogue from Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. It mentions a scholarship opportunity available through the editor of this paper.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Mayfield Named on Commerce Body Senate committee assign
Washington December 10 Senator Earle B Mayfield was named to Interstate Commerce with rail road legislation under its purview He also joins Claims Interoceanic Canals and Public Buildings and Grounds His colleague Senator Sheppard retains other committee seats
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Washington
Senate
Earle B. Mayfield
Railroad Commission of Texas
Sheppard
Caution Against Eye Glass Scammers Across Counties
A local notice warns that impostors posing as eye care representatives are selling glasses in surrounding counties. The author denies any affiliation or endorsement and urges the public to beware of unqualified diagnose and fittings, emphasizing the need for proper hospital training. A $25 reward is offered for apprehension and conviction of the offenders.
Senator Spencer Leads Privileges and Elections Chair
The text notes Senator Spencer being elected chairman of the Privileges and Elections committee, while Senator Harrold of Oklahoma becomes chairman of Indian Affairs, retaining his other panels including Commerce District of Columbia Irrigation and Reclamation and Military Affairs. Senator Owen of
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Commerce
District of Columbia
Spencer
Harrold
Okla
Ship of Indian Affairs
Senator Owen
Oklahoma shifts committee focus from Appropriations to Foreign Affairs
Oklahoma government announces a cabinet reshuffle moving the legislature’s attention from Appropriations to Foreign Affairs. The change signals emphasis on diplomacy and international relations as new priorities for the session.
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Oklahoma
Appropriations
Mule Found With Owner Sought At Grant Lumber Co
A black mare mule about 14 hands high is found and may be reclaimed by the owner who calls and pays feed and advertising expenses. The owner should contact W. P. McCall at Grant Lumber Company.
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W. P. McCall
Grant Lumber Company
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