Wider Vocational Training Sparks Congressional Debate
Debates in the House center on federal funding for vocational training for industrial cripples, with proposed dollar-for-dollar state matching and year-end costs rising from 500000 to 1000000 annually. Critics warn of rising federal burden while supporters cite humanitarian aims and potential long term benefits.
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Congress
Navy
POLY
Uncle Sam
wroUen
Champ Clark
Wwe
United States
Sam
Queen Mother Alexandra’s Famous Royal Kin Ties Highlight Birthday
A historical note celebrates Queen Mother Alexandra and her vast royal lineage. The text lists connections to King Edward VII, Queen Victoria, King Constantine, the Norwegian royal line, and Greek royalty, noting various relatives as in-laws and nephews.
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Law
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Constiu
Norway
Greece
Crar Sil
Yloo
Inis Ae
Rabbits on Hoard A Commish Fishing
The fragment hints at a local commish topic involving rabbits and fishing, but details are unclear. No clear event, date, or organization is readable to confirm scope or outcome.
Railway Legislation Faces Delays Amid National Debates
The piece reports stalled progress on railway reform as the Senate discusses the revived Cummins bill and the House awaits subcommittee reports. It notes leaders expect limited action before adjournment, with focus on adjusting rate making rather than new railroading.
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Sciosce
Olen
Wilson
America
R Si
Cin Maraww
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Howse Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House
Cumming
Senate
Republican Civil Service Reform Sparks Debate on Wars Time Appointments
The piece argues Republicans in Congress exempted many wartime offices from civil service law to secure patronage should they win the presidency. It contrasts 1916 Wilson civil service expansion with current GOP moves, claiming Democrats protected spoils while Republicans would overturn it for postwar appointments.
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Congress
Wilson
Memorials and peacetime programs from War Camp era
In the first seven months this year over eleven million attended War Camp Community Service events. Community Service is the peacetime growth of the War Camp program aimed at solving leisure-time problems in American communities. Turkish women are described as highly industrious, producing carpets, screens, work-bags, horse clothing, and blankets. a girl makes kibitha carpets before marriage, repaying her dowry to her parents.
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WTVH
Community Service (Incorporated
Southern Industrial Institute Principal Complains of Violence and Talk
Lyman Ward of the Southern Industrial Institute at Camp Pill Alabama complains of violence and foolish talk across the nation. He quotes Bowker Washington and asserts the south’s average white man is just and kind to the average negro.
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Southern Industrial Institute
Camp Pill
Ala
Bowker Washington
South
Reckless Ink Plinger Attacks Baker Over Living Costs
A smear alleging Secretary Baker seeks higher living costs abroad circulates in a garbled rant. The piece hints at junk sold to France and food sent home to influence prices, mentioning mortar and other unclear terms as context for the alleged scheme.
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Baker
France
Club Balloting and Prizes Amid Campaign Efforts
A local club reports a surge in membership as a new lint is issued with a special ballot for EU members. Most members have cast at least one vote, with two top prizes delayed until the campaign ends on November 26.
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Re Lhyer
Club Eretite
Caupaien
Denver street railway fare plan faces rejection in city vote
Early returns from a Denver city vote show a majority against the Denver Tramway elastic six cent fare proposal. Tramway officials had warned they would strike if voters backed the old six cent fare, as officials seek a working plan for industrial peace amid labor talks.
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Associated Preas
Denver
Denver Tramway Company
Tramway
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Volens
Tech eyes Joe Guyon decision before Pitt game
Georgia Tech faces a choice after Joe Guyon reportedly received a pro offer for fall play. Officials must decide whether to keep Guyon with the Tech squad to preserve the conference win chances or permit him to join a professional team and risk the bowl of the Big Seven race.
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Guyon
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Te Ganton
Tee
Georgia Tech
Wilson Authorized to Handle Public Business Again
President Wilson, after illness, was allowed to transact public business again. He signed amendments to the food control act to curb profiteering in food and clothing and other minor measures. The prohi bition enforcement bill was slated for return to the White House with a Supreme Court opinion on constitutionality expected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Singeria
Moss
Department of Justice
Uncle Sam's Only Feminine Chemist 21 Reported Ill
Reports from Washington say tourists became ill after drinking water in Nekomal parks, prompting water resources officials to investigate. The incident centers on a female chemist connected to the case as authorities seek the source of contamination and ensure public safety.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Touriets
Walter
School Board Sets Bond Election for New High School and Grade Building
The school board adopted four resolutions calling for a bond issue to fund a new high school and grade building. The election date and other details were left to the board officers and will be announced soon.
Wyoming Press Association Session Program Preview
The 10 meet November 6 in Worland is being prepared by L. L. Newton of Cody president of the Big Association tonal Bank, who serves as state association president.
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Wyoming Press Association
Tut Worland lv
L. L. Newton
Cody
Tig Big Association Tonal Bank
Retreed. Settles in Engineer's Widow
HVANSTON Wyo Oct 2 The Marion Pacific Railroad company has made pelilament through the district court here with Mew. Gherles A Hobbs near Queve Utah Anguel Mrs Mabhe and her a children receive $4.
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Hvanston
Wyo
Marion Pacific Railroad Company
Gherles A. Hobbs
Queve
Utah
Anguel
Mabhe
Cheyenne State Bank Joins Federal Reserve
Cheyenne State Bank announces its inclusion in the Federal Reserve system joining regional operations. The move marks expanded access to central banking services and stability for the bank's customers in the Cheyenne area.
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Cheyenne State Bank
Federal Reserve
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