Famous Indian Scouts Of U S Near Oblivion
Ft Huachuca Ariz P The anti Indian scouts of the United States army descendants of the pemé tribe riled by chieftains Geronimo Mangus Tolorado and Cochise head for oblivion. Of the once extensive group of Aeaches who Played such a vital in bringing peace between ste men and Indians five years ago all eight survive. One years ago the Indian detach ment of the Twenty fifth Infantry at Fort Huachuca numbered more than g sore but deaths and retirements have cut heavily into the organization. Commanding the detachment is gt Sincw L. Piley a modern educated Indian who laments civilization has harmed his people. He says Indians now seek doctors instead of spiritual aid leading to moral decline and suffering.
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Cochise
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Fort Huachuca
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L. Piley
Police Chase Prowler In East End District
Police traced a car to the Frank Michel home at 421 South Twenty Third Street on Wednesday night as officers pursued a prowler trying to enter a house. EF spotted a vehicle near Third and Ferry, which sped off with a man leaping onto the running board, heading south on Twenty Third toward Market and Twenty Second, then toward the prairie before the car vanished near Winnebago Street.
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Frank Michel
Winnebago Street
Hamilton seeks $5999 raise to $6000 deputy markets commissioner
New York reports Alexander Hamilton great great grandson of the first secretary seeks a $5999 annual raise to $6000. The request comes after the department of markets proposed making him deputy markets commissioner instead of a special deputy, a position he has held for $1 a year. He is described as JP Morgan’s nephew with a likely private income and the move would affect a fusion government budget by about $5000 annually.
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New York
Alexander Hamilton
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Markets
Hamilton
J. P Morgan
Fire causes over $100,000 loss at Tacoma plant
A Wednesday blaze swept through the Wheeler Osgood veneer and hardwood plant in Tacoma, damaging the site and causing an estimated loss exceeding $100,000. No injuries were immediately reported as investigators assess the scene.
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Tacoma, Wach
Wheeler Osgood
Fire Destroys Stanley Summer Home Killing Three
A blaze at the Stanley Wisconsin summer home of G W Schmidt professor of German at Platteville State Teachers College killed three as his wife and two others perished. The victims were Mrs G W Schmidt 60 Frank Schmidt 90 and Florian Brauzan 22 a collector of reptiles for the Field Museum Chicago. Schmidt escaped via a window ladder and two grandsons escaped from the attic.
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Stanley, Wis
G.W. Schmidt
Platteville State Teachers College
G. W. Schmidt
Platteville
Frank Schmidt
Chicago
Florian Brauzan
Stanley Schmidt
Dozen States Now Have Sales Taxes On Books
A National Industrial conference survey shows 24 states have sales tax laws, an increase of 21 since 1932. Most are temporary measures amid fiscal strain with four tax classifications including general sales, gross receipts, gross income, and retail sales taxes. Five states levy special sales taxes not in the compilation.
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Washington, D. C
National Industrial Conference
New York Trust Firm Officer Leaps From Bridge
Claude W. Allnut, 58, of Stamford Connecticut, vice president of Irving Trust, leaped to his death from the George Washington Bridge. The Port Authority announced the death as a self-inflicted act after a period of medical leave. Since the bridge opened in 1931, 82 people have died by jumping from it.
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New York
Claude W. Allnutt
Stamford, Conn
Irving Trust Company
George Washington Bridge
Port Authority of
Missing Boy Found Near Medary Tower
Gerald True a 13 year old boy from West Salem who disappeared Tuesday afternoon with an uncle was found near the Medary tower at 6 10 Thursday morning. He was returned to his parents by Deputy Sheriff P M Haugen of West Salem at 9 o'clock Thursday morning.
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Gerald True
West Salem
Medary Tower
P.M. Haugen
Police Aid Cupid Sends Salt Lake Officers to Witness Wedding
Salt Lake City police officers G. M. Hopkins and W. Farnsworth were dispatched to a minister's home to act as witnesses for a wedding after a pair of radio calls.
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Cupid
Salt Lake City
Utah
G. M. Hopkins
W. Farnsworth
Rogers and Post Clash Over Alaska Flight Plans
Rogers and Wiley Post, after landing in Juneau from Seattle in eight hours and fifteen minutes, debate resuming their Alaska flight. Weather worsens, Post suggests fishing. Rogers jokes about lassoing a reindeer and hints they may defer decisions by coin toss as they map next steps toward Nome or Moscow.
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Alaska
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
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Rogers
Nome
Wiley
Poat Bas
Moscow
Seattle
Joe Crosson
Lights
Alatka
Wies
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