Broadening Child Welfare Program Through Desertion and Support Laws
State Senator Sherman W. Child of Minnesota, named vice chair of the American Legion's national child welfare committee, pushes a minimum program for improved desertion and nonsupport laws to aid extradition, aid deserted wives, and better child care. He calls for a central state children bureau, unpaid county bureaus, and a governor-appointed state commission to study and codify laws, plus supervision of child care facilities and juvenile delinquency measures.
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Sherman W. Child
Minnewipo- Me
Minn
American Legion
Senator Child
The
Legion
National Child Welfare Committee
Child
Trophy to Auxiliary for School Betterment Work
The state department of the American Legion Auxiliary will receive a Bolles trophy for outstanding school betterment work. The award, donated by Washington in the state's home, honors Lemuel Bolles and Mrs Bolles and is announced by the national headquarters in Indianapolis.
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State Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Indianapolis
Bolles
Department of Washington
Lemuel Bolles
Brig. Gen. Edward L. Logan Heads to Paris Legion Session
Brig. Gen. Edward L. Logan, former commander of the One Hundred and First Infantry in the Twenty sixth Division, now leading the same National Guard unit, has reserved a trip to Paris in September for the ninth annual American Legion convention. Logan attended the Legion’s founding organizing meeting in Paris. He served as department commander for Meuse until 1921.
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Edward L. Logan
One Hundred and First
National Guard
Paris
American Legion
Logan
Legion
Meusecivertis Ly
Snow Bound Losses Hit Wyoming Ranches
Wyoming blizzard claims seven lives including Vernon Kinney 21 of Kansas City. Kinney vanished in a midwest area snowstorm after a stalled open car ride with Sam Mitchell. Mitchell returned to search. two fishing trip travelers remain missing. Sheep losses reported between five and ten percent across the state per D F Christy of the Wyoming crop and live stock reporting service.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Vernon Kinney
Kansas City
Midwest
Kinney
Charles Kinney
Sam Mitchell
Burlington Railroad
Mitchell
Dry Creek
D. F. Christy
Wyoming Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Levee Break Puts 65,000 More Refugees in Flood Area
Memphis Tennessee reports a new levee crevasse at Bayou Rouge raising refugee totals to over 455,000. Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover tours the Mississippi valley and says the Bayou Rouge levee mirrors Bayou des Glaire and that no loss of life is foreseen. A relief fleet has been mobilized with boats dispatched from Vicksburg to aid the newly displaced.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bayou Rouse Levee
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Mississippi Valley
Bayou Rouge
Bayou Des Glaires
Vicksburg
Northern Chinese Start Offensive Near Hankew Stronghold
Hongkong dispatch reports northern Chinese forces active along the Yangtze. Five warships moved from Tsingtao while 12 000 troops landed at Teung Ming Island mouth of the river. General Yang Sen reached Ichang and took Shashii on the Yangtze then joined Wu Pei Fu’s army for an advance on Hankow.
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London
Hongkong
Exchange Telegraph Company
Tsingtao
Teung Ming Island
Yangtze River
Yang Sen
Ichang
Yangtze
Hupeh
Shasil
Wu Pei-Fu
Han River
Hankew
Immigration rule talks with Canadian delegation
A two hour conference in Washington between labor and State Department officials and a Canadian delegation led by Minister Masgle discussed proposed immigration regulations affecting passage of Canadians. No progress announced on easing rules to permit freer cross border movement before adjourning to meet again later in the week.
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Washington
Dominion
Labor
State Department
Masgle
Latimer begins disarmament drive in Nicaraguan conflict
Rear Admiral Latimer, commander of United States naval forces in Nicaragua, issues a proclamation urging disarmament of Conservative and Liberal factions. The US government supports supervising the 1928 elections and directs custody of arms for those willing to surrender, with forcible disarmament for noncompliance.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Latimer
United Beates
Nicaraguan
United States
Nizaraouah
Tornado Death Toll Rises Across States
A series of tornadoes and storms left 255 dead across nine states with over a thousand injured. Missouri reported 118 deaths, including 103 in Poplar Bluff, while Montana counted one death by freezing.
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Kansas City
Middle West
Missouri
Wromitnz
Montana
Fashion notes on crepe paper hats and silk coats trends
A discussion of crepe paper hats and silk coats highlights current fashion trends. The piece describes crocheted crown hat construction, crepe satin coats with taffeta ruching, and navy blue silk coats with velvet trims, emphasizing color, texture, and exclusive styling.
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Haute Contore
Fashion
Maire
Julia Borgromlet
Local briefs highlight Utah farming and road plans
Heber High School adds band shop chemical lab gym and new classrooms to be ready next fall. Utah real estate tax base totals 2016 figures with large farm lands and city lots. Governor committee on Nevada highways to meet Utah expo officials over participation. Tomato crops for canning projected despite past overproduction. Sheep shearing ends at Antelope association with 60 000 head moved. Canal funding under Carbon canal eyed for irrigation. 1926 cattle assessed at over 3 million dollars with 212 692 head. Weather notes report cold snap with light rain. Wool clip forecast to exceed last year by up to 360 000 pounds. Forest beetle campaign treats 265 trees across Ashley National Forest. Wildlife sighting notes include mountain lion bears and deer. Rainbow trout fry planted at Mantua state fish nursery. Victory Park planned near Roosevelt for winter basin recreation. Good roads day promotes cleanup in Eureka district. Salt Lake & Utah railroad adds new stop for several small communities.
Firs Lueb's Quick Recovery Restore Colo Springs Woman
A Colorado Springs woman reports relief from nervousness stomach trouble and other ailments after using Tanlac. The article highlights her recovery and notes the tonic's claimed benefits from the Tanlac line.
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Colo. Springs
Thanos Tanlac
Princess Mary Receives Honorary Surgeon Fellowship
Princess Mary wife of Viscount Lascelles and daughter of King George was admitted to the Royal College of Surgeons as an honorary fellow. She becomes the first woman to receive the honor and wore cap and gown at the ceremony attended by fellows.
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Mary
King George
Viscount Lascelles
Royal Collega of Surgeons
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