Policewomen heralded as essential modern officers in cities
Mrs. Alice Stebbins Wells of Los Angeles outlined a growing policewoman movement at the National Conference of Charities and Corrections. She cited Chicago leading with 20 policewomen and listed multiple cities with 5 or fewer, noting the U S leads in official employment of policewomen. Wells urged broader state police expansion and recorded the role of policewomen in prevention, intervention, and selective arrests, emphasizing their unique capacity to aid women and families.
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Piercing of German line described as hell broke loose
London reports the Times correspondent describes a night assault near Festubert and Richebourg L Aviene where British forces stormed the German front trenches. Left center and extreme left penetrated, Indian troops aided, and by noon the British had overthrown most of the German front and advanced toward reserve trenches.
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Strong Argument for the Bond Issue Convicts Converts Made
A meeting at the Manufacturers' club urged a $250000 court house bond, framed as sound business. John N. Wilson argued building with offices would cover interest via office rentals, while other speakers cited road expenditures and county benefits to voters. Several attendees voiced approval, turning initial doubts into converts.
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Spanish War Veteran Emil Hoeber Dies by Poison
St Louis, May 18 Emil H Hoeber national past senior vice commander of the United Spanish war veterans is dead at his home here Police say he took poison last night in an act of self destruction and died.
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