Los Angeles Labor Warning Cites City Overcrowding
Police chief Sebastine warns the city faces an influx of job seekers who lack funds and skills, leading to crime. The police commission adopts the letter and sends it to the city council, asking for 25 additional officers to handle rising crime, while the warning blames Los Angeles advertising for easy work as a factor.
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de Wheelth
Los Angeles
Hykin
Los ‘Angeles
Police Commission
Sebastine
Ayer
Cotmneil
Oril Safety of
Nay A Bee Committee
Police need more men to curb unrest and robberies
The speaker warns of rising unemployment and touring crowds causing distress and crime. He urges hiring 25 additional police for 90 days, funds to be found, and to use civil service eligibles if possible to protect households and maintain order.
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Vegular Civil Service
Finssible
Parisian Sage Hair Product Revives Dull Locks
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a pleasant invigorating hair preparation that removes dandruff and revives dull faded hair for men, women, and children. It promises rapid results with one application, adds life and lustre, and notes a 50 cent bottle available at druggists and toilet counters.
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Raxmond
Real favorable action sought on matter by city official
The fragment indicates a request for action favorable to a matter, mentioning a city official and a witnessed statement. Details are unclear but imply persuasion of officials to decide in a particular favor. Further context needed to identify persons, places, or exact action requested.
Grape juice on menu for Kansas Democratic banquet
A Topeka committee plans to serve grape juice to about 2000 attendees at the Kansas Democratic banquet honoring William Jennings Bryan. Members, including Myr Wollf, weigh cost and pricing with a $2 per plate goal, while Bryan and several dignitaries attend the event on January 5.
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Ber Yelary
William Jeanings Bryan
Topeka
Bryan
Anthony
Publicity for Divorces Revealed by Missouri Judge Harris
In Missouri, Judge David W. Harris of Fulton rules divorce cases are public matters. He orders clerks to answer newspaper questions, stating the state and the involved parties are parties to every suit and the marriage termination should be openly shown.
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Dive
Har- Vyas
Showin
Fragmented OCR notes mix ads and land deeds in Baldwin column
An OCR readout blends real estate transfers and notices with scattered items from a Baldwin Kan page. It lists warranty deeds, lot descriptions, and transfers to individuals, followed by a Progressive Reading Club entry noting a December meeting on modern movements for public wealth.
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McQuary & Wi
Peter Wastio
Inng
Lenny Beard
Jie Samuel A
Deel
Cirnee
Baldwin
Kan
Idinr
Law
Sidele
Psa Walling
Wes.Gwean
Ney Ia
Raadling Cholnel
Education of landless Indians cited as government problem
United States Indian Superintendent Dani I H Kelsey reports the biggest issue among the five civilized tribes of Oklahoma is educating a vast number of landless Indians. He estimates 35,400 to 60,000 scattered across 100000 acres, and urges more field staff to extend educational work into remote forest and mountain homes.
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Vée
Five Civilized Tribes
Oldahe
United States Indian
Dani I H. Kelsey
Csin‘ilissionier of
Indian ‘Affairs
Mr. Kel
Toonao
Kelsey
Automobile Insurance
Heaford & Spalding
No Rise in Prices Frisco Hotels Promise Exposition Rates
San Francisco hotel men pledged no price hikes for rooms during the 1915 Pan-Pacific Exposition while promising cooperation with expo management. George H. Herrick, head of the exposition division, cited negotiations over a planned inn and service standards, noting hotel owners control over room charges.
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San Francisco
George H. Herrick
Perry Elatement
M Perry Saga
Rock Island Plans $10 Million Improvement Program
Topeka reports a proposed Rock Island Lines budget of ten million dollars for next year. Chairman TeMo Sehomacher, of the board and executive committee, announced the plan after a board inspection. The project aims to enhance facilities and services across the Rock Island network.
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Rock Island
Topeka
Tony
Te Mo Sehomacher
The
Frond
Sehomacher
Las
Preliminary plans for Kansas rail rehabilitation announced
In Topeka on inspection trips, officials outlined plans to rehabilitate eight miles of railway, shift earthwork toward the Eb Thine system, and move track east of the Slissenri rivers. The proposal includes a Topeka to MeBatlaml double trek about thirty miles, with terminal improvements and increased Kansas investments by the Rock Island line, as Mars Unherd Maley toured Kansas.
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Eb Thine Sontlnwester Rail Ons
Topeka
Seluniecher
Slissenri
MeBatlaml
Terminalisquel
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