Army trains men for civilian work in new program
In an interview Secretary of War David explains a program placing soldiers into civilian vocations. He notes many fields from radiography to locomotive engineering, with 44 719 enlisted into duties that prepare for civilian jobs each month. The policy aims to produce better citizens and economical contributors.
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United States
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Balley
Bain
Davie
United
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RGU
Mr. Davis
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Hhe Deak
Hera
Necus Pations
Regilar
Opticiana
Pharmaciata
Newapaneromen
Motor Cara
Alimoat
Arthurs
Almoat
War Department
Jean
Davin Hon
Mr. Davin
Areblp
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United States Scallary Academy
West Point
Couran
Milas Fron
Stadia Corporation of America
James G. Marhard
Attiff
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Prenton Brown
Headawar
Tors
Washinston Inn
Campled King
Quaint- Ant Chilef
Atoll
Harry Tethers
Relefal
Nathan
Virginia
Taylor
Dean
Nun Elope Marks Regal Union In New York Society
The paper reports a high society elopement in New York as Sinn Minar Med Patterson daughter of Joseph Medill Patterson marries Brutus Codman. The couple wed in Putnam Connecticut with a brief honeymoon then returned to Manhattan amid family celebrations.
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Ward Tui
Sinn Minar Med Patterson
Joseph Medill Patterson
Manchester
Diuesell Bruthtes Codman
Putnam
Conn
Amelia
Shinoat
Codhman
Milas Catterson
Harvard
Iyi
Tie
Hineet
Real Estan
Erator
Boston
Cadman
Caite
Mise Patterson
Morris Gest
Cadmin
Cntire
Political News Notes from Clyde H East
Emery Todd announces for Charlenton district constable to succeed Dee Layne. John Banton Easton seeks House of Delegates for Wood County. Veterans and military career topics feature General officers from ranks and a plan for US war veterans travel to Paris convention.
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Conatable
Charlenton
Muce Ceed
Constantia Todd Iswall Iknow
H. A. Walker
Dee Layne
John Banton
John B. Easton
Williamatown
Inod County
Iatar
House of Delegates
Chartenton
Wood County
Andy
Esteel Bualnese
Dork
Outskirts Growth Forecast Sparks Real Estate Debate
Tulsa, June 32 The 1890 U.S. population is projected at 90.6 million with urban areas at 61.4 percent and suburban growth rapid. Suburban farms may rise 2 per cent, while core cities see modest gains. Real estate leaders urge consolidation of brokers into full service firms for better public service and efficiency.
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Oklo
United States
National Association of Rent Senate
E. N. Widen
St. Louis
Widen
Annerted J
Millar
Geneva
Ohio
Vinton
Re To
Texas Indians Face Neglect in Piney Woods
In east Texas near Dallas, Alabama Indians isolated and poor struggle with centuries of hardship and eroding tribal protection. Their fragile culture and dwindling numbers face continued neglect as modern society moves on.
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de Boto
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Sam Houston
Polk County
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Alabama
Dallas
America
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