Students on Way to Mines
A group of five Commonwealth college representatives from Mena Arkansas Kansan labor college traveled to Cincinnati. Sandburg, another student, remained in Indianapolis to conduct meetings before rejoining to head to Kentucky coal fields in Herlan and Bel county. The trip proceeds with plans to depart for Kentucky early Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Commonwealth College
Mena
Arkengas
Labor College
Herlan
Bel
Kentucky
Sandburg
Jeff
Indianapolis
Capper accuses banking interests of betraying nation
Senator Capper Republican Kansas charged Congress been deceived and the country betrayed by powerful banking interests through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He cited a $12,800,000 Missouri Pacific loan as unjustified and contrary to public policy, but acknowledged the corporation had aided credit conditions.
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U.S
Capper
Washington, D. C
Wri
Congress
Heconstruction -Finance Corporation
Senator Capper
Republican
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
At. S
Portland Officials Indicted Over Public Market Purchase
Portland likely city leaders including Mayor George L. Baker and Commissioners Earl Riley and John M. Mann face charges of urging bribery and malfeasance after a grand jury indicted four city officials and twelve others over a Front Street public market site purchase valued at about 200000 dollars. City Engineer Olaf Laurgaerd also charged with malfeasance.
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Portland, Ore
Front Street
Multnomah County
George L. Baker
Earl Riley
John M. Mann
Olaf Laurgaerd
Campaign for a million jobs moves forward in states totals
The "way against low mood" drive reports 28 states adding 10,182 jobs, lifting the national total to 422,578. New York leads with 35,736 jobs. In Poland, clergy concessions emerge as some churches at winter resorts accept women in ski trousers while others still prohibit them.
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New York
New York State
Zakopane
Poland
Kilgore Policeman Recovers and Gunman Funeral Arranged
Kilgore Texas April 5 U S Huntsman a Kilgore policeman was recovering from a shotgun wound while funeral arrangements were made for M E Baker 24 the man who exchanged gunfire with the officer yesterday Salter a former convict and alleged dope peddler had kidnapped an officer and hoped to outwit the law until he tried to drive through Kilgore Huntsman met Salter as the fugitive entered town witnesses said Baker fired and the wounded officer replied with three bullets.
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Kilgore
Texas
U. S
Huntsman
M. E. Baker
Salter
Baker
Chinese Rebel Forge Routed Near Harbin In Battle
A Ren Go dispatch from Changchun reports Chinese insurgents were routed today at Fongchen, about 100 miles east of Harbin, after fierce fighting with Japanese forces. More than 3000 rebels were killed during their occupation of Nungan last week as Japanese troops completed a victory.
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Tokio
Fongchen
Harbin
Imrohin
Ren- Go
Nungan
Rengo
Changchun
Not a Loyal Legionaire
A San Antonio reader questions using the Loyal Legion name for a local prosperity effort and suggests other veterans or Confederate descendants might object. The letter weighs the politics of club naming and affiliation within postwar American memory and identity.
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the Light
San Antonio
Loyal Legion
Knights of Pythias
Sans
United States Army
Imale
Inyself
Walma Iyo
Sry
Ohio
Legionaire
Signs and politics stir reader letters in The Light
In a reader page The Light carries two letters to the editor. One complains about road signs painting curves and dips and urges highway fixes instead. The other defends Republicans over amendments and poll tax, accusing labor foes and vowing for a political revival led by Algernon Lee.
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Algernon Lee
Pro Patria and Publica: Readers Argue for Law and Pacifism
In letters to the editor readers attack perceived unequal justice after a deputy constable’s case was dismissed, question accountability for officials, and defend pacifist views. The pro bono letter laments selective justice while pacifist Samuels Smith defends preparedness and notes China’s decline relative to Japan, reflecting early 20th century civic debates.
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the Light
Samuels. Smith
China
United States
TMI Field Day at Texas Military Institute Friday
Anual R O T C Meld day at the Texas Military Institute will be held at 2 p.m. Friday. A onthulen parade will open the program featuring mass enlesthenics, company competition, manual of arma neil, shelter tent pitching, equipment racing, relay racing, machine gun contest, and other events judged by Ninth Infantry officers Br. We W Hondurant and Capt. Karl E. Hentog.
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Anual R
Road Commission May Bar Outsiders In Bids
The Texas highway commission said it was considering a deep procurement order to bar outsiders from bidding on highway construction projects within the state. The proposal, discussed by a live committee, faced delays awaiting further city tolerance.
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Road Commission
Texas
Mono
Fay
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Lin Stack
Ketamy Ound
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Milliskind
Rood
Hoar
Ong Ae
Kerhud
Lapin
Maal
Hnuston
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Japan
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