Jobless Relief Plan Outlines Unemployed Aid in City
Col. We Tuttle heads the unemployment relief committee outlining 50 plus repair and yard work tasks for 12 000 city unemployed. Items include planting trees repairing roofs cleaning attics and covering ceilings with fabric. Churches will appeal for contributions to fund and headquarters on 1 Nath Presa street coordinate available jobs.
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Seg Antonio
Col
We. Tuttle
Puble
Trea
Yelin’ Committee
Nath Presa
P. B. Hil
First Presbyterian Church
Leo V W. Murphy
Arthur J. Drosseerta
FALSE TEETH PROTECTION CLAIMS PROMOTION
An odd promotional text urges wearers to try a product claiming to secure dentures. It hints that teeth can slip or drop during use, warning readers to act quickly to avoid embarrassment or fear. The ad touts a Fastech remedy with a mysterious promise of fresh breath and secure plates.
Trial setting delay for Hawaii case involving Fortescue family
Territorial Circuit Judge A M Cristy indicated he would delay a week before selling a trial date for four Americans charged in the attack on a naval officer’s wife. The case centers on Mrs Grace Fortescue and family, with Major Granville Fortescue awaiting release from a New York hospital to attend.
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Bondiull. T. B
Territorial
A. M. Cristy
Joseph Rabahwai
Grace Fortescue
Thomas of. Massie
Granrillr Fortescue
Fortescue
Thom
Massie
New York
Honolulu
Competition for Memorial Open to All Architects
Nationwide competitions among architects to design the monument authorized by congress for Appomattox Court House Virginia to commemorate the end of the Civil War. The Office of the Quartermaster General conducts the contest with a jury of prominent architects and sculptors to select the design. The competition closes in March and an exhibition of submitted plans will run three weeks in the Archives building, Washington.
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Congress
Appomattox Court Trover
Quartermaster General
Eighth Corps
Virginia
Washington
Reserves to Train with National Guard Units This Summer
Texas reserve officers from Janine rank may receive active duty training with National Guard units under Eighth Corps Area orders. About 110 officers will train with the Thirty-fifth Division at Palacios August 6 to 20, 21 with the First Gelilerrillory Brigade at Camp Tullis August 6 to 30, 10 with the Fiftyfifth Cavalry Brigade at Mineral Wells July 20 to 16, and 5 with regimental brigade or division headquarters. Twenty-nine officers will join three cannoneer or signal corps units with the Thirty-sixth Division. Ten cavalry lieutenants will train with the cavalry brigade and 31 field artillery lieutenants with the field artillery brigade. The 1% Saf officers will be captains. Officers ordered to camp with National Guard units will perform regular duties under regular army supervision.
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Texas
National Guard
Eighth Corps
Renerel
Palacios
Rixts
Camp Tullis
Mineral Wells
Quartermaster Corps
Signal Corps
Saf
Regional Meeting on Legion Drive for Jobless Opens
A regional meeting for the American Legion nationwide drive to aid the unemployed opened in Kansas City with Lieut. Milton J. Foreman presiding. Ten states were represented including Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Montana, Wyoming, New Merit and Colorado. The drive begins February 15 and regional conferences focus on business and industry leaders' participation.
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Kansas City
Ben N
NSI
Tana
American Legion
Lieut
Gro
Milton Ji Foreman
Chicago
The
Legion
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Teras
Oklahoma
Montana
Wyoming
New Merit and Colorae
Fer Hovie
Tezien Posta
Theaughayie Che Eannies
Attack on Child Costs 20 Year Prison Term
Joe Eastman, 46, received a twenty year term after a violent attack involving a minor. The defendant, described as a habitual criminal, faced the lengthy sentence as authorities detailed the case. Prosecutors highlighted the impact on the child and noted the defendant’s prior record.
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Wheeler
Tras Tech. F
Joe Eastman
Tedne
Ced & Mhyear
Jaal Gumier
Hastotani
Act
Childrens
Inauguration Date Change Aims For lame duck Session
Speaker John Garner tentatively set next Thursday for a vote in the House on a constitutional amendment changing the presidential inauguration date. The proposal would shift inauguration from March 4 to January 4 following November elections, barring opposing electors and affecting lame duck sessions.
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Washington, D. G
John Garner Lolay
Congress
Spea Garnerding
Ig Wow
Negro Gets O Years for Traffic Deaths in Diettober
In a Diettober case Henry Cleveland, a Black man, faced a prison term after a traffic accident that left Minne and Worothy Wand fatally injured. The proceedings, held today, concluded with a lengthy sentence issued by the court.
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Negro
Noulton
Tesas
Henry Cleveland
Sizesear
Tory
Diettober
Minne
Worothy
Houston Marshal’s Mother Dead in Tragic Event
Mrs Alfred Liwrene Trambs, mother of prominent practitioner and Houston marshal St. FR. Te Toambe, died today in a native tragedy. The obituary notes her long life, local connections, and the impact on the community.
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Houston
Youngstown Steel Names New Leader Amid Resignations
Youngstown Sheet Pa firm announces leadership shakeup as teen A Campbell resigns from top role. Henry G Dalton remains in advisory position while ongoing court actions unfold in Cleveland. Prosecution charges stated regarding alleged acts and defendant's claims are examined by Judge Alfred Ta. Mean.
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Youngstown Steel
Youngstown
Olli, Pet
Teen A. Campbell
Karan
Youngstown Sheet Pahe Company
Campbell
Muir
Henry G. Dalton
Odd Ewist
Cleveland
Ohio
Alfred Ta. Mean
Dany Tatae
Aatin
Rane Vietion
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U.S. Air Corps
H.R. Yeager
Army Air Field
Bollingfield
Washington, D. C
Harold Gatty
Mans
U.S. Flying Corps
Althhough
Hawaii
Steve Jarquard
Axminster
All Man Komimane
Matinesy
Xirelise
King’s
KAA ™ G Company
Commerce St
Legion Drive
Dale Scarin
Watur AL
Kori
Othem
NOA Spears CO
Rencten, Si
Jorrie
Alarries Alditor
Yorre Peo
Desanorial
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San Pedro Ave
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