Fairness urged for aliens by government panel
Washington May 25 Employers are advised not to dismiss alien workers who have not completed naturalization. The committee on public information says such action runs counter to the President's April 6 proclamation and harms national unity, urging sane treatment of loyal aliens.
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Washington
Committee On Public Information
Man Held in Kane County Jail After Elgin Arrest
Chicago May 25 William Land graff was arrested at Elgin and brought to Chicago then returned to Kane county for confinement in Geneva jail. Federal authorities released basic facts but refused to disclose the charges.
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Chicago
William Landgraff
Elgin
Kane County
Geneva
Formal greeting of French to Viviani
Paris May 25 The council of war met with President Poincare M Viviani justice minister and Gen Foch as chief of staff in a first official participation by Viviani since returning from the United States The Temps credits Viviani and Marshal Joffre with bringing an American division of 25000 to 35000 men to France as thanks for the mission in America
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Paris
Council of War
M. Poincare
M. Viviani
Justice
Gen. Foch
Ministry of War
United States
America
The
Temps
Marshal Joffre
France
Minority men given hearing in Senate Washington
Conrad W. Crooker of Brookline Massachusetts testified before a Senate subcommittee on Thursday representing 1350 minority stockholders of the Boston and Maine railroad. He supported Senator Cummins' resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate the railroad's proposed reorganization. Crooker charged that four of five majority trustees tied to the old New Haven plan seek to keep New Haven in control through the reorganization.
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Washington
Conrad W. Crooker
Brookline
Mass
Boston and Maine Railroad
Senate
Senator Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Crocker
New Haven
Rewiring Plan Aims 500 Long-Distance Wires from Capital
Washington May 25 A war re arrangement by the council of national defense committee to provide about 500 long distance wires radiating from Washington rather than about 10 is nearly completed When in full operation officials can rapidly reach any military or naval station nationwide through the telegraph and telephone network
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Washington
Committee On Telephone and Telegraph
Council of National Defense
Obregon Leaves Capital for Sonora Farewell
Obregon, former minister of war, departed from the capital for his home in Sonora. He received a large ovation on the way to the railroad station and bade farewell to President Carranza and several foreign diplomats.
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Obregon
Menico City
Sonora
Carranza
Edison Works On Liberty Bonds For Uncle Sam
Edison told 5000 West Orange plant workers he is doing his “bit” for the government by aiding liberty loan bond sales. William Maxwell quoted that Edison cancelled a Florida trip for Washington’s crisis and has since worked nights and days with top engineers on this government effort.
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Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
Mr. Edison
Sam
Edison
William Maxwell
Edison Company
Florida
Washington
Mr. Maxwell
Body of Dead Nurse Arrives in Chicago
May 24 The body of Miss Helen Burnett Wood, Evans ton nurse, killed by an imperfect shell during target practice aboard the U S Steamship Montigelia, arrived in Chicago Thursday night. It was met by army officers and Red Cross nurses, the casket draped with an American flag, before being sent to Evanston.
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Chicago
Helen Burnett Wood
Evanston
U.S
Army
Red Cross
Eye ear nose and throat notes and sales across town
Brief personals list medical ads by Dr. Stannus and Dr. Lafler with address 601 Hampshire street plus Doerr Department Store farewell sales on lace curtains oak dresser and six foot extension table. Local residents George Tobin Margaret Hart Alden Brown Otis TrotterFlorence Nesbitt and others visit Quincy with social events and a Glee Club concert May 26 at the High school auditorium.
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Dr. Stannus
Hampshire Street
George Tobin
Twentieth Street
Vermont
Broadway
Galesburg
Doerr Dept
H. F. Lafler
State
Bank
George Hartung
Quincy College of Music and Art
Deerr Dept
Stannus
Margaret Hart
Macomb
Quincy
Alden Brown
Jacksonville
Ernest Dick
J. A. Wells
Liberty
Quincey
Parewell
Otis Trotter
Florence
San Antonio
Tex
Trotter
Cuticura Aids Daily Scalp Care and Treatment
Cuticura Ointment is applied at night to the scalp partings and Cuticura Soap with hot water used for shampoo each morning. The routine should be repeated in two weeks. The products are pitched as ideal for everyday toilet uses and samples are offered via mail to Cuticura Dept 66 Boston.
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Dept. 66
Boston
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