Day Leader to Quit Presidency at Disabled American Veterans Meet
At the Omaha national convention, the Disabled American Veterans voted against re electing National Commander Frank J Train after a stormy session. They adopted resolutions demanding action to rehabilitate the Little Rock US Veterans Bureau office and criticized James A Winn. A renewal of the constitution to allow another term for Commander Irwin was defeated, and Irwin’s supporters rally behind potential rivals Jimmy O Neill John Mahan and Captain Thomas Kirby with loci in Washington DC.
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Omaha
Tle Associated Press
Frank J. Train
Little Rock
Ark
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Irwin
Inwin
Little Rock Bureau
James A Winn
United States Public Health Service
Alas Brunson
el Paso
Texas
Brunsons
Invin Ott
Jimmy O'Neil
New York
John Mahan
Helena
Montana
Thomas Kirby
Washington
Final arguments in Shepherd case near verdict
After six weeks of trial in Chicago, William Darling Shepherd faces a jury verdict with closing pleas for acquittal by defense attorneys William Scott Stewart and WOW Brien. Prosecutor Robert Crowe prepares the state's closing. Judge Lynch to charge the jury. The case hinges on acquittal versus first degree murder with the gallows.
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Chicago
Associated Press
William Darling Shepherd
Thomas J. Lynch
Shepherd
William Scott Stewart
Wow O Brien
C C. Farman
Shepherd Farman
William Nelson McClintock
Stewart
Son
Robert C. Crowe
Indian Bureau to Cut Jobs in Broad Reorganization
The Indian Bureau plans a sweeping reorganization that will terminate jobs for about 294 employees including clerks and stenographers across nearly every agency and reservation. Fifty one clerks and ninety four others such as matrons and police will be eliminated, with specific sections listed for Blackfeet, Flathead and Fort Belknap reservations among Montana posts.
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Government Indian Bureau
Washington
Associated Press
Blackfeet Reservation
Montana
Craw
Flathead
Fort Belknap
Fort Peck
Tongue Kier Montana
Two New Jersey Boys Attacked by Leprosy
Two Newark schoolboys Hale and Frank George, 12 and 13 respectively, were hospitalized in Soho Isolation Hospital on June 15 with a three day skin illness diagnosed as leprosy in an early stage. Dr George Holmes, supervisor of schools, said contagion risk to classmates was slight and precautions were taken. Francis George, father, arrived from Bermuda six years ago.
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Associated Press
Newark
Hale
Frank George i
Oll
Francis George
Bermuda
Wife Denies All Guilt In Sensational New York Divorce Case
Mrs Ida May Symington testified in her own defense denying all accusations of unfaithfulness and intimacy with Talbot W Chambers, a co respondent in the suit filed by her husband Thomas A Symington. Chambers admitted financial troubles but denied receiving aid from Symington as two Ritz Carlton clerks and a theater ticket agency clerk supported her account of a theater visit and hotel registration.
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Talbot W. Chambers
Ida May Symington
Chambers
Symington
New York
Associated Press
Thomas A Symington
Thomas A. Symington
Ritz-Carlton
Thom
Reading Morning Newspapers Shapes Household Economy
Women are urged to read morning newspapers daily and study ads to guide prudent family purchases. Mrs John Langdon, president of a teachers association, promotes dedicating time to news reading as part of home economics. Other suffrage and civic leaders echo that women’s engagement extends to informed shopping and public life.
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United States
Oregon
Belle Kearney
Mississippi
John Langdon
Artarent and Teachers’ Association
F. Louis Slade
New York League of Women Voters
Bertha Lincoln Houstis
Los Angeles League of American Penwomen
Bourne Arrested Again In Separate Suit Over Estate
Los Angeles man Arthur K. Bourne Jr. was arrested again on a civil charge from his wife Beatrice Bourne seeking unpaid separation allowances. The second warrant followed a prior night court assault claim after a Park Avenue car pursuit. Bail set at 2,500 dollars.
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New York
Associated Press
Arthur K. Bourtis, Jr
Los Angeles
Beatrice Bourne
Bourne
Park Avenue
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Indian Bureau
John Langd
Arizona
Teachers’ Association
New Jersey
Weggenman Market
Helena Business College
Bertha Lincoln Huestis
Los Angeles League American Pen Women
Elizabeth Huest
Texas State Librarian
Robert Browning
Texas Federatwn of Women's Clubs
Morn
Seine
Reine
Home Readers
Dorban Son
Rebecca G.affachiner
Hartford
Terrae Do
Serve the Women of America
Imaker
Rebecca Ia Attachines
Conn
Terrell
Ars D Frear
Honolulu
Hawaii
Harriet Mayers
Syracuse
Gnes Morris
Bureau of
Louisiana State Board of Health
Elizabeth H West
Lois P Dewdle
Georgia Home Leonaries Association
Qung Bourne
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