Progress Report On Realigning Government Agencies
Washington Dec 14 President Harding pressed a joint commission on departmental reorganization as a completed report to Congress nears. Obstacles include merging war and navy into a defense department and moving bureaus to agriculture and interior. Hoover approves commerce changes and Melton favors shifting prohibition enforcement to justice. Forestry service may be split with conservation remaining in agriculture and mineral matters handled by Interior.
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Recruits for United States Army Accepted at Fort D. A. Russell
The Army seeks young men of good character and fitness at Fort D. A. Russell. Monthly pay ranges from 32.94 to 167.00 with benefits including quarters, clothing, education, travel, trade training, medical and dental care, and recreational options. Ex‑service men testify to Army life building backbone and courage.
Recruiting Officer Seeks Applicants at Fort D. A. Russell
A notice invites men to apply for military service at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming. It emphasizes discipline loyalty and the development of skills useful to success in the field.
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Steamer Thunder Bay Reported Aground In Heavy Snow
A steamer, likely the Thunder Bay of the Canada Steam Ship Lines, went ashore at Morgan's Point in a raging snowstorm near Port Colborne. Distress signals are ongoing as the tug M. J. Hogan goes to assist. the vessel carries a wheat cargo from Fort William to Port Colborne.
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Farm Plight Carried To Washington
John Fray a German farmer from Ward Lake North Dakota told the senate agriculture committee that farmers in central North Dakota face ruin. He sold his real estate business and left farming three years ago yet believes North Dakota farmers have little chance of making a living. He said 50 to 75 percent of farm families are "up against it" and that many young men will abandon farming next year.
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