Bonus of Joe New Slogan In Capital Army
Washington July 08 The bonus expeditionary forces adopted a new slogan and urged immediate action to secure jobs and food for veterans camped near the White House Commander Walter W Waters announced plans to seek President Hoover's audience while veteran morale stiffened Officials reported 7100 men had taken government transportation aid and 637 from Chicago Detroit and Tacoma arrive denouncing congressional aid as inadequate Waters and Harold B Foulkrod urged veterans to stay and dramatize their cause saying jobs should be provided to any American willing to work
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Washington, D. C
Bonus
Walter W. Waters
Hoover
White “House
B. BE
Veterans Administration
Minight
Chicago
Detroit
Tacome
BFF
Doak Carter
Icf
Wlptl
Sem
Waters
Harold B. Foulkrod
Legislative Committee
Congress
Poland Joins Ministries Consolidates Cabinet Roles
Warsaw reports the Polish government has merged the ministries of agriculture and reform into a single cabinet and combined communications with public works as part of cost cutting.
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Poland
Warsaw
Chair chute lands three aboard in dramatic plane demo
In Los Angeles on July 9 a life saving device proofed its worth as three passengers were ejected from a plane and floated to earth in chairs. The mechanism rotated seats 180 degrees and deployed parachutes as emergency doors opened. Parachutists Manning, Austin, and Unger aided the descent.
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Los Angeles
Insi
Psseedeers
Acfom
Boud” Manning
Frank Austin
Ivan Unger
Fragmented Names List From A Public Notice or Directory
A long garbled OCR style string lists numerous surnames and initials across many regions and possible organizations. The fragment resembles a roster or directory style compilation with scattered first names and initials such as Charles Hagerty George Gillan Gil George Green Hubert Grovy Grace Mill, plus many others, suggesting a historical community or notice page with miscellaneous entries. The readability is poor, but the sequence implies a people index or list rather than a narrative event.
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Raymond Gerhante
Gillan Bere
C. Gilkend
Berbert
Gil George
Gillette LE
Burks
Lion
Gordstele
Fred
Gneth
Gonzales
Lemard
Kovehnville
Wenry
Ny Kennan Hernan
Wirtinay
Dann Bala Lang Wornard Katinn Vinnytan Taq Tex
Leyla Tenia
Charles
Lucke
Minden
Linden
Tonecomt
Taeke
Walter E
Tremayn
Fred N
Anwrey
Hydea
Larane
M . A. Taer
Thomas B. Kynne
Klee Tan
Late i. Marshall
Manny Thamar
W. Must
Matthews Harper
Melarama
Thaman
Monaty Teste
Merrem Gaon
Maver
Mercer Knox
Open Forum Letters on Library Budget and Markets
The Light prints signed letters urging library budget cuts, curb markets, and employment in Texas. Henry Antonio Moos questions library charges and proposes privatized book rental to save money. A curb market proposal would extend central market rules to north, east, and south residential areas. S. G. Tredwell of Kenedy notes cotton harvests may provide jobs as 4.5 million bales grow in Texas with 25 cents per hundredweight paid to pickers.
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Henry Antonio Moos
Texas
G. Tredwell
Kenedy
Fire and Police Wage Cuts Spark City Outcry
An outraged city decries forced wage cuts for fire and police, calling it a grave injustice to protectors and a black mark on administration. The note suggests comparing Milwaukee where wages rose and taxes fell after eliminating extravagance, signed Dmitri.
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Milwaukee
Dmitri
Murder Probe Into Negro Death On Border
A Dallas youth Albert Allison was killed last night by 60 year old Charing Johnson a Negro in Travis County forced to explain the shooting. A special grand jury will probe the case. The victim was son of A A Allison a Navarro County leader. In Laredo George E Taylor was captured after an eight mile chase while fleeing to Mexico for murder of his wife and brother in law. A four teen hundred sixty dots were found from his car. Taylor's young son stayed with him in jail and he admitted his identity. He would not seek habeas corpus nor fight removal. a warrant was mailed.
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Austin
INS
Albert
Allison
Dallas
Charing Johnson
Travia County
Coley White
A. A. Allson
Navarro County
Laredo
George E. Tayslor
WSS
Mexico
Taylor
Webb
Power R. Fenner
Lareda
Fenner
Lawrence
Kan
Aged Envelope Swindle Reported by 8 A Victim
A 36 year old white man swindled Ellie Peavy, a bakery worker, out of 15 dollars by selling a delivery envelope and returning a bill of 14 dollars. The man took 15 one dollar bills then swapped the envelope for blank paper and left, promising to fetch the missing bill.
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Ellie Peavy
Border stays open as officials extend crossing hours
Conflicting reports describe Washington orders delaying border closure at the San Diego border crossing. United States Collector of Customs William H. Ellison announced the border would remain open until midnight, reversing a prior tightening. The decision follows long-running negotiations and aims to ease crossings for travelers and commerce amid uncertainty.
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California-Mexico
Ban Diego
Galil
Washington
United States Collector of Customs
William H. Ellison Wa
Ban Yaldra
Army budget delay leaves CMTC and ROTC boys stranded
Troops face discharge with no travel pay or clothing funds as Congress delays the appropriation and economy bill. Many cadets lack funds for cleaning, gasoline, and transport home, awaiting railway tickets while awaiting new assignments or returns to prior posts. Pay and allowances are sent to homes per new orders amid disrupted summer plans and duty relocations.
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Camp Bulls Co
Congress
Army
Hock
Senate clash over 3.2 beer amendment stalls adjournment
Washington July 9 Us Senator Bingham of Connecticut pressed for action on a 3.2 beer amendment to the home loan bank bill as drys and anti beer forces clash in a stalemate. Borah offered a substitute to kill the issue indirectly, while Bingham prepared to renew his amendment once Borah's plan was addressed. Time favors Bingham as senators debate strategy amid looming adjournment.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Bingham
Republican
Connecticut
Borah
Idaho
Dryas
Long
Louisiana
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