Women urged to lead Americanization efforts at church talk
Grace Raymond Hebard urged American women to take the helm in forming Americanization classes as a Methodist Church audience heard a plea for widespread public sessions. She cited wartime service, massive immigrant numbers, and the need to educate foreign-born women while stressing exclusion of unassimilable races. public schools funding for nat alization work and the duty of women to vote were emphasized.
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Fire sweeps Galveston piers with great loss
A large Galveston fire destroyed Pier No 35 and damaged the Cotton Concentrate Company plant and 3 500 bales of cotton. The Etna cargo ship caught fire and is a total loss. Total damage estimated at 2 000 000 with fifty freight cars destroyed and guards patrolling the scene.
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Dismissal urged for Labor Secretary by former service men
The American Legion executive committee calls for Louis F. Post to be dismissed as assistant secretary of labor claiming he obstructs the deportation of enemies and endangers the country. The Legion also presses for a thorough federal review of soldier aid bureaus and remedial legislation, as stated by new national commander F. W. Galbraith Jr.
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Cincinnati
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Legion Con- Vention Opens With 3000 Delegates
Nearly 3 000 delegates from all sections of the United States and several foreign countries gather in Cleveland for the second annual American Legion convention opening today. National Commander D o l i e r praises the Legion’s work and its emphasis on law and order amid current unrest. Financial support from ex servicemen is framed as fair play from the government in return.
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Train breaks in two on grade six killed in terrific crash
Butte Montana September 30 engineer A E Muts was killed brakeman Joe Gormley seriously injured five unidentified men killed and three injured when forty empty cars of an eastbound Chicago Milwaukee St Paul freight broke away from the main train and struck a gravel train at Piedmont station.
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Joe Gormley
Piedmont
Chicago
Convention notes on music and activities at Casper session
Mrs Ericson visited Casper eight years after a prior convention and praised the city’s vocational high school. A lively musical program featured the High School Orchestra, Danish Swedish French and English songs, and Italian duet. An informal reception followed with punch and macaroons, and community singing continued as a standout feature. A fund collection raised 43.77 to publish the Wyoming Clubwoman.
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Richter
Helen Ankeny
Lovell
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Noble
Welcome by Casper women federation delegates
A large Casper welcome greeted the seventeenth convention of a Federation of Women held in Casper. Mayor Pelton and Mrs. B B Brooks praised the city for growth and progress. Mrs Brooks noted Casper now has three federated clubs and urged continued support for federation work. Mrs W W Gage, vice president, pledged hospitality as the page continued.
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Wyoming teachers seek legislation to boost school revenues
At the Federation of Women's clubs session Superintendent A A Slade and Mrs R A Morton urged constitutional amendments to expand school funding. They want bonds raising to 6 percent of property valuation for buildings and higher salaries for county superintendents, with broader support from the State Teachers' association.
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Cheyenne
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Grand jury to continue probe into World Series plot
Chicago reports state that the grand jury will press on with the inquiry into the World Series scandal despite objections from State's Attorney Hoyne. Justice McDonald said a formal statement would answer Hoyne's claim the jury actions were improper. Foreman Deigham and other investigators confer on the case as two White Box members negotiate to testify.
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Brooklyn Players Questioned Over Gemblers Plan
The Brooklyn team faces questioning tomorrow over an alleged gamblers plot to fix a world series game to Cleveland. Manager Wilbert says he supports an investigation and believes his players are on guard and not involved.
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Watch for the Opening Chapters Opening pages tease Tribune run
The Tribune announces an upcoming publication sequence with plans to begin within the next day or two. The notice signals an introductory phase for readers awaiting serialized chapters and related material.
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Salvation Army plans regional drive to fund home project
Thirteen team captains will supervise a Salvation Army funds appeal launching October 6 across the intermountain district. The goal is 13000 for completing a local home and one year maintenance, with 1000 from each team. The building fund holds 8400 with more needed and upcoming forum will feature A E Burrette.
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Bomb scare at Federal Reserve bank in Kansas City
A warned blast at the Federal Reserve bank in Kansas City prompted police and federal agents to respond after an anonymous letter claimed a bomb would explode at around clock. Mayor James Cowgill received the threatening half with fear of a crank message.
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Moving Day in New York Faces Citywide Confusion
New York on September 30 anticipates heavy disruption as 75,000 families plan moves, transporting 150000 loads via 2000 vans into newly occupied dwellings. Van owners and real estate men forecast a 24 day period to settle the city’s nomads into new quarters.
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Census figures show Kentucky and North Dakota gains
The census bureau released population data noting Kentucky at 1 and North Dakota at 645, 39. Kentucky's figure rises by 126,106 to 5.5 percent since 1910 while North Dakota increases by 68,674 or 11.9 percent.
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Mother of Casper Dentist Dead in Bend Oregon
News reached Dr. G. T. Morgan of this city that his mother, Mrs T H Morgan, died in Bend Oregon. Dr Morgan and his brother from Thermopolis will depart tomorrow morning for Bend to attend the funeral.
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Mother Saved From Gallows By Two Babes
Ottawa report states Mrs. Maries Anne Houde Gagnon, sentenced to die for the murder of her stepdaughter, will instead serve a life sentence after cabinet council decision. Physicians' testimony indicated execution would jeopardize her babies.
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Ontario
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Cabinet Council
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Japan aims to avoid open break amid California land law dispute
Reports from WASHINGTON NATIONS indicate Japan seeks to prevent a public confrontation with the United States over California's proposed discriminatory land law against Japanese immigrants. Japanese officials say no break will occur if negotiations succeed and emphasize that the immigration issue was settled by the gentlemen's agreement.
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