Subcommittee urges higher pay for Federal Civil Service workers
The subcommittee on Civil Service and Retirement of the Republican Advisory Committee calls for fair wages to federal employees to end chaotic conditions and widespread discontent. It recommends a centralized salary policy under the Civil Service Commission and aligns with industrial world reforms to restore efficiency and trust.
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New York
Republican Committee
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Chicago
Federal
Ervics
Congress of Maximum Ney
Cpr
Civil Service Commission
Kansas To Meet On Wheat Belt Agitation Threats
State fire marshal L P Jusses warns of agitators spreading literature in the wheat belt with demands for 1.50 per harvest hour. Kansas laws would curb conspiracies to disrupt harvests as Attorney General Hopkins attends a peace officers meeting with sheriffs and other law officers.
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L.P. Jusses
Marual
Husser
Kansas
Sumrey County
R. J. Hopkins
Tomorow
Hutchinson
Kandene
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Esseciation
Modern House For Sale In Lawrence At 36000
Property listing from Journal-World Lawrence Kansas describes a fully modern home at 10 Indiana Street, purchased years ago for 21000 and improved, valued around 210000, now offered for 36000 with possible future price rise. The owner, W. C. Simons, notes the house is solidly built, well heated, well located, and not for rent. The lease holder will vacate late next week and viewing is available.
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Lawrence
Indiana Street
Ww. C. Simons
Journal-World
Lawrence, Kans
Card of Thanks for Betty Jane
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers and support after the death of Betty Jane. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Awicky and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. Muzzy.
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Betty Jane
J. D
Mra
Ft. H. Muzzy
Cyprus first to have Christian governor
Cyprus appointed the first Christian governor the Roman pro consul Sergius Paullus who was converted by the Apostle Barnabas. Since the Declaration of Independence, about 34 million people from foreign lands have arrived in the United States.
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Cyprus
Sergius Paullus
Barnabas
United States
Paris
America
Fifty seven pass YMCA swimming tests in city cohort
A series of eight free swimming lessons at the city Y M C A concluded with fifty seven boys passing the swimming test. George Siler announced the completion as acting general secretary. Names of those who passed include Lawrence Green Harold Wijee Frank Starr Joe Shelly Pian Shand Julius Tornaden Chand Shook Henry Head Carl Harbison William Hutson Clayton Reuse Clinton Kruse Eldon Hulee Fred Church Buford Whittiler Bruce Myers Bernie Duckle Charles Abrams Herbert Sanborn Willisngyweifel Clement Evans Elmer Johnseen Clyde Johnson Vrnynan Brown Charles Sternberg Dese Cole Orville Stone Stanley Hendermaker Robert Eisenberry Tessie Welch John Simrock Diverence Gibert Glen Hetheant Am er Jones Orville Chandler De Brown Melvin MacArthur Cameron Patterson Arthur Noller Frank McFarland Fred Zimmesroan Stanton Gaumer Clyde Kager Herbert Bullene Clifford Thamill Donat Wagesser Ethan Smith.
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Heye
Y. M.C. AL Veoterdes
George Siler
Lawrence Green
Harold Wijee
Frank Starr
Joe Shelly
Pian Shand
Julius Tornaden
Chand Shook
Henry Head
Carl Harbison
William Hutson
Clayton Reuse
Clinton Kruse
Eldon Hulee
Fred Church
Buford Whittiler
Bruce Myers
Bernie Duckle
Charles Abrams
Herbert Sanborn
Willisn Gyweifel
Clement Evans
Elmer Johnseen
Clyde Johnson
Vrnynan Brown
Charles Sternberg
Deese Cole
Orville Stone
Stanley Hendermaker
Robert Eisenberry
Tessie Welch
John Simrock
Diverence Gibert
Glen Hetheant
Bmer Jones
Orville Chandler
Bergdoll Escape Evidence To Go To Justice Dept
Washington June 7 Evidence collected by the army inspector general in the Grover Cleveland Bergdoll escape case will be sent to the Department of Justice for decision on potential prosecutions. Secretary Heber said the inspector general’s recommendations involve disciplinary action against several persons, but no names were released.
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Washington
Army
Grover Cleveland Bergdull
Deportment of Justice
Ivillans
Heber
Bats
Mede Publ
Popular domestic films top the screen demand
Inquiries show motion pictures of domestic interest lead, with Western thrillers and comedies tying for second. The report highlights audience preferences for homegrown stories and frontier adventures, reflecting steady demand across genres and regions.
Silk trade shifts as U S ports stockings to China and Italy
United States pivots silk related shipments to China and Italy, with emphasis on artificial silk, as major silk producing nations in the world face changing demand and production patterns.
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United States
China
Dtnan
Italy
Jacksons Ruler Is Woman Mayor In Small Wyoming Town
In Cheyenne, June 4, Grace Miller was sworn in as Jackson Wyoming mayor, the first U.S. city hall entirely led by women. The election produced four women councilors and a landslide 56 to 7s mayoral vote amid a quiet campaign in the isolated Jackson’s Hole community near Grand Teton Mountains. The editor of the town paper cites novelty as a factor in the victory.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Grace Miller
Jackson
Jackson’s
West
United States
Hige Mountains
Ronge
Fellowstone National Park
Hole
Cecurint
Miller
Fred Lovejoy
IOWA PRIMARIES TODAY IN DES MOINES NEWS
Iowa held its Republican and Democratic state primaries today with focus on the Republican race for U.S. Senate. Senators Cummins and Brookhart clash as illness prompts surrogate campaigning. Democratic candidate is Br. Porter of Centerville. The Republican ticket is the main contest with labor support sought by Brookhart.
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Moines
Iowa
Amo
United States
Albertb. Cummins
Calsmith W. Brookhart
Cummins
Cal. Brookhar
T'Rade BR. Porter
Centerville
Nomination push for governor and other offices in state
Four men including Attorney General H. Mo Havner and Joan F. Deems led a statewide campaign for governor with weeks of activity. Clyde L. Herring remained the sole Democrat candidate for Des Moines. Republicans contested all other state offices and Congress nominations were set today, with tight races in the First Sixth and Eleventh districts as county nominations were voted.
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H. Mo Havner
Joan F. Deems
Burlington
N. FE
Toda
New Holling Stock Plans Power Grants and Loans
Washington reports immediate appropriation of 125 million dollars for government funds to acquire new rolls etucks sens and support for transportation needs. A 260 million package funds additions and improvements to promote development, while 78 million is allotted to meet existing obligations and 60 million to loans for carriers.
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Wahington
Immediaite
Tute Commerce Coursen
Fismt
South Dakota special session moved up by washout
State lawmakers convened a special session on June 2 after flooding and washouts cut a section of the state capital region from May 21. A fifteen mile railroad near the capital was washed away and the Black Hills area along the Cheyenne river saw severe damage with ranches along the stream reportedly carried away.
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Tierre
T.—Railroa Transportation i. Erry
South Dakota
Lee
Black Hills
Cheyenne River
Sheldon Studies Industry in United States Inquiry
Topeka Kan June 7 Dr Charles M Sheldon a noted pastor and author is examining industrial conditions across the United States to reveal his view of What Jesus would do in the industrial world today He recently spent several days in the Kansas coal fields as part of the study
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Topeka
Kan
Charles M. Sheldon
United States
Jesus
Kansas
Wisconsin Bankers Convention Set for June in Small Town
Milwaukee June reports the Wisconsin Bankers Association will hold its annual convention this month in a town with fewer than 206 residents. The event gathers bankers, discusses finance topics, and features speakers from regional banks and the association.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Western Michigan Development Bureau Aims Michiganwide Missionaries
The Western Michigan Development Bureau plans to send “missionaries” into Michigan industrial centers to promote repopulation. They intend to mobilize about five thousand idle men for the effort across Traverse City and surrounding areas.
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Traverse City
Mich
Fuse
Srterniteeal
Michigan
Western Michigan Development Bureau
Sail
New York City Government Costs Higher Than Japanese Empire
A claim asserts that the government of New York City costs more to maintain than the entire Japanese empire. The statement contrasts municipal expenses with imperial expenditures, highlighting relative fiscal scales.
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City of
New York
London Paris Aerial Mail Extended to Twice Daily
The aerial mail service between London and Paris has been extended to two trips per day. This increases delivery frequency and speeds cross channel correspondence between the two capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Village Echoes Return to the Siu Niace Way
Inhabitants voice a call to restore life in Fee ts back to the soi niace village, urging preservation of local customs and communal space as residents seek renewed cohesion and cultural continuity.
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Fee
New Remedy for Ugly Husbands Promises Quick Calm
An ad touts Calotab as a bedtime cure for biliousness and mood, claiming a single tablet with water removes irritability and cleanses the system by morning. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a druggist refund promise if not delighted.
Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply
Public health notice urges vigilance over blood supply quality and purity to prevent disease. It warns that impurities weaken defenses and invites illness, urging readers to monitor sluggish blood and maintain purification, citing S 3 S bottles as a remedy.
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