Jobs for returning guardsmen get federal help
The United States Employment Service in Norfolk urges Virginia and North Carolina employers to list openings for returning guardsmen. Offices will send application blanks with required qualifications and wages. The federal rural post road program for 1918 allocates funds to states after a 3 percent administrative deduction.
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Eightieth Birthday of Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle Prompts Congratulatory Messages
St Louis reports an outpouring of congratulations for Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle as he marks his eightieth birthday. Born in Windham New York he was ordained in 1862 and became missionary bishop of Montana Utah and Idaho before leading the Mississippi diocese and serving fifteen years as presiding bishop of the US Episcopal Church. At eighty he remains active and healthy.
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Gompers Family to Mark Multiple Anniversaries
New York officials and labor leaders plan a dinner honoring Samuel Gompers. The events mark Gompers birth anniversary, the 25th wedding anniversary of Samuel Gompers Jr. and his wife, Sr.’s golden wedding, and half a century in the trade union movement.
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Big Auto Show to Open in Chicago
Chicago gears up for a record auto show at the Coliseum and First Regiment armory. Major displays from New York plus new exhibits expected. Prominent car makes, parts, and accessories featured as manufacturers and dealers predict attendance surpassing 500000.
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Ray's bill to abolish board of internal development fails
Raleigh Jan 26 Representative Frank Rays bill to abolish the board of internal development met with unanimous unfavorable committee action yesterday afternoon. Representatives who investigated with the board defended it against Alex Webb and George Montcastle who faced sharp questioning. They testified that conditions were as Webb and Montcastle desired regarding the soldiers home. The vote surprised many observers.
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Wealthy cattleman testifies in Mooney trial
Frank Oxman of Durkee Oregon testified for the state in San Francisco regarding the preparedness parade bombing murder case. He said he saw Thomas J Mooney and Warren K Billings place a suitcase on a sidewalk at the spot where the explosion killed 10 people minutes later.
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Kansas Editors Open State Meeting In Topeka
Kansas State Editorial association opens its annual gathering in Topeka with many publishers and editors attending. Sessions run through tomorrow and conclude with a dinner featuring several prominent speakers.
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Real Estate Boards cruise sails from New York
A large party of National Association of Real Estate Boards members and families depart New York for a 24 day West Indies cruise aboard a specially chartered steamship with participants from many regions.
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Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Quick Relief
Old fashioned remedy for stomach and bowels issues due to undigested food. Foley Cathartic Tablets claim to purge poisons without griping and sickeness. Sold by Mann Drug Company as an effective prompt option.
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Business Talks To Girls By Alice Brady
Advice column urges women to blend ambition with integrity in early careers. It stresses avoiding workplace flirtations and preserving dignity while pursuing purposeful work and meaningful friendships. It promotes prioritizing professional development over romantic myths. Tomorrow’s topic: The Meaning of Thrift.
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Soseki Natsume Dies Leading Japanese Writer
Tokyo reports the death of Kinnosuke Natsume known as Soseki, a premier Anglo-Saxon influence in Japanese letters. He studied in England in 1900, wrote I am a Cat, and shaped modern thought. a post mortem found unusually deep brain convolutions and a 75 gram heavier brain.
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Presiding Elder to Preach at Wesley Memorial Church
Dr. J. H. Weaver, presiding elder of the Greensboro district, visits the city to preach at Wesley Memorial church tomorrow morning and at East End church tomorrow evening. He will hold the quarterly conference Monday evening at Wesley Memorial. He is the guest of Mr and Mrs J W Harriss during the stay.
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Dr Max Bones High Point Optical House Ad
Local ad promotes Dr Max Bones exclusive optical services in High Point. Contact at 115 North Main Street and phone line 625 for eye care offerings and eyewear.
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Will King Killed as Train Strikes Car Near Charlotte
In Huntersville near Charlotte last night at 8 30 the automobile carrying Will King 22 of Long Creek and his father Ward King 50 was hit by a Southern railway passenger train. Will was killed outright and Ward was fatally injured. Two Black passengers in the rear were killed and injured.
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Bernard R Baker Resigns From Shipping Board
Bernard R Baker of Baltimore reportedly resigns from the shipping board days after Senate confirmation. It is understood President has accepted the resignation, though no official statement has been issued.
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