Aronowitz Active in Legion Ranks
Samuel J. Aronowitz rises from private to New York department commander in the American Legion. His term saw New York's five million dollar endowment and rising membership. Born in Albany, he served in World War I with the 378th division and fought in major offensives. He held state posts and attended every state and national convention as delegate.
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New York
American Legion
Sanuel J. Aronowitz
Aronowitz
Albany
Albany High School
Dartmegth
Albany Law School
America
Three Hundred and Ninth Machine Gun
St. Michiel
Meuse-Argonne
Cran
York State
Rochester
Closer Co operation to Result From Conference
Thomas W. Miller of the American Legion led a Geneva visit outlining tighter League Fidac ties. A Fidac staff seat was offered, with multiple ex servicemen named to Paris leadership and a Rome Fidac convention planned for September.
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League of Nations
Pidac
Interallied Association of World War Veterans
Geneva
Switzerland
Thomas W. Miller
American Legion
Fidac
League
Erle Drummond
Miller
England
Veterans’ Association
London
British Legion
Great Britain
Scotland
Ireland
Paris
Ildac
Mr. Miller
Benjamin H. Conner
Legion
France
Edwin W. Thorn
Edmund L. Gros
American
Francis Jacques
Leon Frager
A.W. Kipling
Laurence Y. Benet
Rome
Right Living Counts and Strength through Clean Living
A short exhortation emphasizes that true strength comes from clean, straight, and right living. It argues moral fiber is built only by right living, urging individuals to be strong by choosing virtuous conduct and grit.
Texas trade with Mexico boosts livestock and farm goods
Webb County agent Mally cites eight month trade data showing Mexico to U S imports at 114 million and U S exports at 95 million, highlighting cattle and livestock moves through Laredo, eggs and barley shipments, and the vast growth potential for Texas farmers partnering with Mexico.
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Texas
Mexico
Flw. Mally
Webb County
Chamber of Commerce of Texas
Marlin
Republic of Mexico
United States
Mally
Laredo
Ory
Republic
Frocks and Fashions for Hot Days and Colonial Decor
Heat inspires lighter fabrics and simple styles for women with gowns in crepe chiffon voile and silk blends. Antique and reproduction patchwork rugs and hooked yarn pieces rise in demand, while colonial-inspired interiors blend light silks and home-made textiles with durable rugs and chintz curtains.
Market Report from TI Department of Agriculture Georgia and California Prices
Latest market report shows Georgia Hiley peaches about $1.2 lower, California salmon and other staples slipping at shipping points. North Carolina Hileys and Virginia Irish cobblers varied in price. Dairy, butter, and cheese markets softened amid heavy supplies. cotton futures rose while spot prices gained 50 points to 24.71 cents per pound.
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Georgia
North Carolina
New York City
California
Cincinnati
Virginia Irish Cobblers
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Bliss Triumphs
Chicago
Tom Watson
B. Valdosta
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
State Buildings Can't Be Repaired With Insurance
Austin Texas the State cannot repair any buildings destroyed by fire even with insurance the adjutant general's department finds Insurance proceeds must go to the general fund and are usable only for existing appropriations The department is negotiating with insurers to have repairs done by the companies instead of cash payments
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State Beekeepers Association
College Station
G. I. Christy
School of Agriculture
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Austin
Tex
New Orleans Rice Market Reports Light Yet Steady Demand
Dealers in New Orleans reported light but steady demand for fancy and choice rice. Braden’s top quotation Fancy Blue Rose ranged 7.25 to 7.88 cents per pound, choice 7.0 to 7.125 cents, fancy during 7.75 to 8.0 cents. Broken grades showed moderate demand with fancy second heads at 4.75 cents and screenings 3.75 to 3.875 cents. Porto Rico rice also entered the market moderately.
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New Orleans
Braden
Porto Rico
Shepherd Free of Charges in McClintock Case
Chicago's William Darling Shepherd was acquitted of murdering his minor ward William Nelson McClintock by typhoid inoculation. The grand jury returned a no bill on the charge of slaying Mrs Emma Nelson McClintock. Exhumation found poison in her body, but attending doctors found no traces.
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Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Emma Nelson McClintock
Young McClintock
Fort Worth Hog Market Shows Strong Friday Advance
Fort Worth Texas hog sellers reported another solid advance with top bids rising to 14.00 per hundredweight, the highest since early year. Trading swung around 13.50 to 13.86 as receipts reached about 800 head. Good pigs sold 11.50 to 11.75 while best sows brought 11.50 to 12.00.
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Fort Worth
Tex
German plotters sentenced to death in Moscow
The supreme court on Friday sentenced to death Dr Karl Kinder Mann Max Von Ditmar and Theodore Volscht four plotting against the lives of Leon Trotzky M Stalin and other Bolshevik leaders in Moscow.
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Moscow
Supreme Court
Karl Kindermann
Max von Ditmar
Theodore Volscht
Leon Trotzky
M. Stalin
Engineer Winnie Anderson Guilty in Wife's Death
Winnie Anderson, a railway engineer for International Great Northern, was found guilty of murder in the March 4 death of his wife and sentenced to 25 years in prison after a jury trial in Palestine.
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Palestine
Winnie Anderson
Great Northern Railway
Seventy Nine Pardons Granted in June by Ferguson
In Austin Texas Governor Miriam A Ferguson granted twenty eight full pardons and fifty one conditional pardons during June. This brings her total pardons to eight hundred twenty six with one hundred sixteen full pardons.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Elect Woman Congressman in Lowell Fifth District Vote
Voters in Massachusetts Fifth Congressional District participate in a pivotal election held Wednesday amid a bid to elect a woman to Congress. The result could signal a shift in local and national political dynamics.
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Lowell
Mass
Fifth Congressional District
Paradise Sheldrakes Quarrel At Wild Fowl Pond
An illustration of Paradise and Mrs Paradise Sheldrake quarreling at the zoo pond over language and vanity. The pair debate the meaning of forsooth while the ducks swim about, with a closing verse lamenting the quarrel and urging the Sheldrakes to return to Australia.
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Mrs. Paradise Sheldrake
Mr. Paradise Sheldrake
Zoo
Forsooth
Australia
Mrs. Paradise Sheldrakes
Mr. Paradise Sheldrakes
Just the Boy for the Job
A London Opinion quip about a father offering his son for an apprenticeship to a master plumber who jokes about the boy forgetting his references and returning home to fetch them.
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London
Camp Meeting Defined by Little Edna
Little Edna explains camp meeting as a place where they have Sunday every day in the week. The remark captures a child’s simple view of a religious gathering and its daily nature.
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Edna
Fragmentary note on a singer and radio tune in cities
A fragmented passage mentions a singer in unspecified cities and using a radio to tune in. No clear names, dates, or places are identified. The stream suggests searching for a performer linked to particular locales, but details remain unreadable.
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Samuel E. Aronowitz
M. S.C. Hoyle
Extension Service Publications
A. and
M. College of Texas
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Shepherd
Fort Worth Stock Market
Anderson
Mary Graham Bonner OY
Paradise
Sheldrakes
Quack
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