Hoboes Seek Winter Quarters Across Eastern Cities
The hobo influx peaks as cold weather forces migration to New York Cooper Union, Bowery lodgings, and southern resorts like New Orleans and St Augustine. Beggars earn 40 to 50 cents daily in summer, while some retreat to jails or insurance of food. Southward movement begins October 1, with railroads bearing free passengers. Big cities remain primary targets, though hospitality wanes as tramps face distance and access challenges.
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Cooper Union
Bowery
Heston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Lah Vetliege Ty
New Orleans
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
South
Florida
Soldiers Bonus Tax Two Mills On Iowa Lists
Preparation for the Iowa soldiers' bonus payment advances with an unofficial notice to add a two mill levy to 1922 tax lists. Auditor Pangborn will spread the levy to cover principal and interest on bonds, with canvass completion date needed to avoid delays. If not started early, taxes may not hit books until next year, delaying veteran payments. Cannibal Rats May Destroy Pest. Firm claims a virus triggers rat cannibalism, spreading illness and reducing the pest population.
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Iowa
Guy Pangborn
R. E. Johnson
State’ Executive Council
Executive Council
Johnson
Terris Tribune
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