Legion official blasts general lawyer over delays in veteran care
American Legion official Colonel Sprague charges General Sawyer delays in hospitalization for wounded veterans, urging immediate expansion of beds and hastened funding under Langley relief. He accuses officials of mismanaging and politicizing veteran care while stressing the need to finish the rehabilitation program and provide near-home care.
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Associated Prep
Chicago
A. A. Srivagun
Leklon
National Rehabilitation Committee
Charles EB
Bawyer
Warding
Ahief
Board of Hospitalization
Borngue
Jplysicien
Army
Sawyer
Sprague
Sprague Ceplind
Congress
American Legion
Veterans Bureau
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Great Lake Naval
Thiz
Government Hospital
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Jogon
Veterans' Bureau
Hay
Avery
Iough Congress
Fragmentary text on government cooperation and neglect
A garbled OCR passage references correction of miserable neglect and a veteran’s needs. It mentions desire for honest cooperation with the government, and criticizes intelligence agencies and organizations hindering constructive work. The fragment ends with unclear remarks on function and generation.
Senate debates on 60 per cent rate for coarse wool
Washington July 23 ec Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin sought to swing Republican votes with Democratic aid to overturn the finance committee majority on a maximum 60 per cent duty on coarse wool for manufactures The plan met opposition from treasury experts and Democratic foes who argued the duties would raise clothing prices The Payne Amherst comparison by government actuary Joseph S Matoy was circulated in Congress to show the potential effects on prices and industry The coroner jury called death natural in Dallas man Hayes verdict at inquest in London July 25
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Lenroot
Sould
Wisconsin
Treasury
Lenrool
Wader
Seoator Walak
Massachusette
Wilter
Ceault
Joseph 5. Matoy
Congressional Herald
McGumber
Senate Finance
Bollowi
Ng Flolk
Dallas
London
Hayes
David A. Tompson
Wellas
Lox
Morse And Much To Fight Civil Cases First
Portland Maine July 25 Charles W Morte of Tinth and Hupert M Much of Augusta will be tried on criminal indictments in New York and Washington after civil suits by the Mars Companies against Emergency Picot Corporation. The agreement was reached Monday in Federal district court to prevent Skpir removal to New York. The case involves defaming the government through war contentions and a challenge to the governor nters by Rockwood New York. Judge Rockwood said the government should proceed with civil trial and erase site including Virginia shipbuilding corporation. defense would withdraw objections.
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Portland
Maine
Charles W. Morte
Tinth
Hupert M. _Mucb
Augusta
New York
Washington
Eigil
Mars
Emergency Picot Corporation
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Chargin
Fleet Corporation
Governoript
Twige Nesk Rockwaoed
Fudge Rockwood
Virginia
Viginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Clarence Hale
Fletcher Dohyns
Sidge Hale
Attormer Dobyns
Morse
Ae Ad
Salaillions
Legal proceedings glimpse cited in Morse case dispute
The scene features Morse challenging the assertion of large sums paid to witnesses, Judge Hale enforcing limits, and Assistant General Fletcher Dohyns accepting the challenge while Morse cites potential bankruptcy if civil suits exceed. Judge Rockwood notes espionage concerns and orders end to such conduct as the Morse case unfolds.
Klansmen win in Travis County election in July results
In Alin Texas, July 25 results show Wa Klux Klan endorsed candidates sweeping Travis County offices. Miller reelected sheriff. Thrasher wins legislature seat. Derlow falls short for county attorney. J. W. Hornsby faces run-off with Dave Fow. Young and Tamnenill win justice of the peace. County officials Caldwell Malone Williams and others reelected or unopposed. Results cover 53 of 66 precincts.
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Travia Counhid
W. O T. Derlow
Klan
Indhia Twa’ Og
Thie Gree
Dave Fow
John W. Hornsby
BE. BE. Noung
Frank Tsnnenill
Timn For Justice of the Peace
Austin
J. KR. Williams
Orlando Caldwell
Fredi, Malone
A. E. Phiquist
Travia
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