Disabled Service Members and State Compensation Law
The Industrial Commission rules that disabled soldiers and sailors placed with employers for vocational training are employed under the compensation act. Key points treat trainees as performing services and subject to direction, with focus on instruction rather than wage payments, and they oppose using employers to bypass federal standards. The opinion cites vocational education ties and the role of state authorities in overseeing these cases.
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Madison
Industrial Commission Lday
Uniuig
Dun Waterdal
Ace
Thele
Commission
Treat for Arbugele Fans Tomedian Stars in The Round Up
The Rivoli theater hosts George Melforn's The Round Up next Thursday featuring Troscog Ar imekle in the lead role. Edmund Da and Macya Ar buckle return for supporting parts as the sheriff, with a praised cast and strong phonography work marking this first legitimate stage appearance for the star.
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Tomedian
George Melforn
Troscog Arimekle
Rivoli
Comediy
Yem Arkabie
F Ur
Paul
Porry
Loot Postoffice Raid Strikes Night Thieves Steal Stamps
Localities of the American Tathway Express and nearby offices were raided at night by thieves who seized a mounted money box and stamps worth more than £31,000. Police report multiple stolen valuables and substantial losses across the post office location and associated offices.
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Postoffice
Metucren
American Tathway Express, Company
Yostottics
Ap Ivod
Boost Christmas Seal Sale Here for Good Cause
Wisconsin launches a renewed push for the Christmas Seal sale to fund tuberculosis control. The piece highlights Wisconsin's comparatively low death rate, credits the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association and public opinion for progress, and urges doubled efforts in the final sale days to maintain leadership among states. The appeal cites Michigan Illinois Minnesota and Kansas as regional comparisons and stresses community support to fund the campaign.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
United States
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Kansas
Oregon
Washington
Rat Population Drives High Puerto Rico Costs
The text claims Puerto Rico has a rat population of 3.5 million across four areas, with two million inhabitants. It states the island spends 715 million annually to support the rat family and that each person contributes about 21 dollars per year to this support.
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Porto Rico
British Columbia Sees Plans to Kill Sea Lions for Skins
Reports indicate a large scale effort in British Columbia to kill sea lions and use their skins for footwear. The plan faces opposition from fishermen and local groups who fear ecological impact and unfair practice.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Kodak
Kodak Pictures
OEN
South Third
St. Lacrosse
Wis
Quality Kodak Finishing
Algo
Thor Wrasher
The
Linker Electric Co
Fourth and
Pearl Streets
Continental Clothing House
Lawrence Dental Co
J. W. Lawrence
G. J. Downey
Nole
Barron
Tro
Fave
Tero
Oncay
Cott & Bowae
Scott's
Layton
Rockland
Delco
Waltham Piano Co
Milwaukee
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