Plans For Aid Of Disabled Veterans Now Coming To Head
Captain C Hamilton Cook announced at the Disabled American Veterans convention in Minneapolis that a concrete program will be presented to advance care for World War I disabled veterans. He cited progress with the Sweet bill, calls for night clinics, a veterans affairs committee, and universal diplomas for rehabilitated veterans.
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International News Service
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Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
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Probe Shooting Endangers Harrisburg Camper Near York
John Dye, 32, of Harrisburg, was shot and killed Monday at Straight Hill near York while camping with a group along a creek. George Kelly is in custody as authorities continue the investigation into the incident involving local workers present at the scene.
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International News Service
York
John Dye
Harrisburg
Straight Hill
Dye
George Kelly
Secretive search ends with grave tent stand-off
A nearby road project led workers to a tent where Dye's body was said to be. A dog owned by Dye blocked entrance, guarding the tent. Attempts to move the dog failed. several men entered from the rear while others kept the dog distracted at the entrance.
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Dye
Busy Farmer Forgets Horse And Walks Home
ENGLISH Indiana June 19. William Gilliland a farmer rode from his home to town and hitched his horse in the business section. After shopping he walked back home with purchases and found his horse in his yard with a neighbor laughing at the mix up.
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William Gilliland
Down in Alabama Word Path
Puzzle prompts players to spell as many Alabama city names as possible by following a letter chain. Clues include obfuscated terms such as ToB OARSlock and camera Tack, inviting a continuation from one letter to the next to form city names.
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Alabama
Tob Oarslock
Badge Rose
Woman Accused by Husband of Abuse in Divorce Filing
Detroit June 19. John E Faries files for divorce alleging wife Della May beat him 20 times in four years. He says she punishes their daughter Claudine when called Daddy, blocks farewell moments, confiscates his reading, moves frequently, and imposes supporting new relatives. She makes him scrub floors and wash clothes.
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Detroit
John E. Faries
Della May
Claudine
Kansas Abides By Decision Of Court
Kansas state officials said on Monday they would not seek a re hearing of the case on the Industrial Court Law after the Supreme Court ruled parts unconstitutional. The state would abide by the court decision. Continuous coverage notes the ruling and Kansas response.
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Kansas
International News Service
Washington
Supreme Court
The Good and the Bad Proverb Cited
An old Portuguese proverb highlights moral contrast. It states that a good man gives a pledge and remains true, while a bad man offers neither pledge nor surety.
Policeman Suggested for Jefferson Street Sundays
Mayor Rentz proposed placing a police officer on North Jefferson Street every Sunday morning to curb heavy automobile traffic during churchgoing hours. The plan aims to improve safety and traffic flow on a busy local corridor.
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