Father of flier on way to Nome
In Seattle to join the search for aviator Eielson, his father Carl Etelson and Miss Adeline Etelson visited officials and expressed they do not want a military funeral in Arlington. They prefer burial in Hats on family plot if the body is recovered, or unknown if not. Eielson plans to depart for Fairbanks to reach the crash site if possible.
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Nome
Seattle
Wash
Beatty
Ole Etelson
Carl Hen “Etelson
Hattan
N. D
Alaska
Cape
Siberia
Firilson
E. Borland
Mechanic
Borland
Eielson
Teller
North Cape
Arctic
Morland
Mielson
Adeline Fielson
Wenatchee
Ariington
Bell
Eivizon
Hatton
Efelson
Tix Son
Fairbanks
Kattan
Church Groups To Meet Here In Joint Conference
Executive and business committees of the Congregations State Conference plan a two day session here on February 4 and 5 to map the external conference program for May. The event will include church mission aid plans and spring promotional work. Mrs. A C Warner presides over the women’s board as thirty nine expected attendees from out of town arrive for the meetings led by Sepewent and Dr. C G Murphy with Miss Mary Uling also present.
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Congrégations State Conference
Huron
Dhe Ree. S. Webeck
Feoy
Gien Lindier of
Mitchell
J_user
Seasion
The
Sottetense
Ruroa
A.C. Warner
Savingfield
Sepewent
Mary Uling
New York City
National Project
C. G. Murphy
Lincoln
Nebraska
South Dakota
Keck
Union Attacks Brazil's First Five And Ten Store
The first Five and Ten store opened recently in Rio de Janeiro by Americans, with prices higher than in the U S A. The strong commercial employees union alleges the store uses day by day hiring to fire staff, noting Brazil requires a month’s notice for termination and that foreign firms must follow this law.
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Piu Vm Saarinu—-Yj
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Association of Compiercial Empoyes
Brazil
Conferees Debate Pace and Transfer Percentages
Conferees discuss pacing limits and transfer shares amid a murky plan. Rumors place fractions from 10 to 16 percent, with Americans reportedly considering 12 percent. The French compromise text is blank on figures, delaying clarity as talks pause for weekend respite. Prime Minister MacDonald hostsAmericas delegation at Chequers for an afternoon countryside excursion.
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London
St. Dasacs Palace
Kiy
Ramsey MacDonald
Americas
Milton
Beaconsfield
Edmund Burke
Hampton Churchyard
Extradition papers set for Milwaukee suspect Salk
Governor W. Jinlow granted extradition papers for Paul W. Salk held in Brookings county to be returned to Milwaukee Wisconsin on abandonment of minor children. Sheriff Charles Reichenbach went to Brookings to secure the return.
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Pinare
Covernor W. Jinlow
Tate
Paul W. Salk
Brookings County
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin
Chilres
Sherif Charles Reichenbach
Milwaukee
Salk
Paradox the Crustal Gazer and a Fortunes Tale
In a playful exchange the crustal gazer Paradox is referenced as having gone to a palmist for fortune telling. A humorous line about a wife’s cooking and her thrice toasts to leave the speaker adds comic tone to the scene.
Funeral for Charles P Anderson Led by Church Leaders
Chicago mourned Most Rev. Charles P. Anderson primate of the Episcopal Church with funeral services held near St James Cathedral. Dignitaries James E Freeman Hermann Page and Hugh L Burleson attended. Body to lie in state in Rosehill cemetery while Anderson chapel at Western Theological Seminary Evanston is completed. Parishioners and friends filed past the bier as requiem rites preceded the service.
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Chicago
Charles P. Anderson
Washington
D. C
Hermann Page
Detroit
Hugh L. Burleson
South Dakota
Anderson
Western Theological Seminary
Evanston
Rosehill
Campaign to Eradicate Tuberculosis in Cattle Gains Traction
A campaign against bovine tuberculosis began in 1416. H R Smith of Chicago, livestock commissioner, told stockmen in Badle county that the disease portion of cattle dropped from about 3 percent to 1 percent. He cited about 2,000,000 afflicted before the drive and 500,000 after. Congress appropriated 5,000,000 in 1916 for tuberculosis eradication.
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H. R. Smith
Livestock Commission Mat
Chicago
eBadle
County considers area testing for bovine tuberculosis
A Beadle county meeting discussed area testing to control bovine tuberculosis. Dr. Mayo cited research linking cattle infection to human TB and claimed tests are about 95 percent accurate, with 25 percent of child TB and five percent of all human TB tied to bovine sources via milk. Some farmers opposed broad testing, favoring individual herd decisions, and no action was taken.
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Mayo
Charles H. Mayo
Smith
Man
Beadle County
Orient
South Dakota Farmers Union
Illinois Presses City For Money Amid Tax Crisis
Chicago and Cook County face a tax shortfall as state leaders urge local governments to provide funds. Governor Emmerson threatens a special session to secure money for bonds and essential services. A citizen rescue pledge of 10,000,000 is being marshaled by Silas Strawn’s Building Managers Association to back tax anticipation warrants, while reassessment details and mail-in bills are debated with county officials.
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Chicago
Cook County
Tllinois
Louis L. Emmerson
Mimwong
Citizens’ Rescue Committee
Silas H. Strawn
Associaton
Loop
Strawn
William H. Majong
State Task Commission
Emmerson
Bondy
University of Tinois
Twelve Year Old Boy Leads to Mother Arrest in Chicago
A 12 year old boy, John Gender, prompted the arrest of his mother Mia Gender and a man after he followed her to a speakeasy and called police. Judge John L. Lape heard the case as the boy testified that his mother would be better off kept away.
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Chicago
John Gender
Mia
Gender
John L. Lape
Unclear Court Report Mentions House Visit and Fine
Fragmentary text notes a mother, a judge named Lupe, a possible cure for someone, and a fine tied to a house visit at Cerrer Ton. Details are incomplete and names unclear.
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Hridewell
Lupe
Cerrerton
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