Democrats to establish permanent party headquarters in Washington
Washington March 1 Democratic leaders announced plans to set up permanent headquarters in Washington to organize year round activities. Former representative Jowett Shouse will head the operation, coordinating with national and state committees and party leaders to rebuild the Democratic organization and sustain policies of Jefferson, Jackson, and Wilson. The national committee’s deficit was reduced from 1,050,000 to about 800,000, with hopes to drop below 500,000 soon.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Jowett Shouse
Federal Reserve
the Treasury
Democratic Executive Committee
John J. Hasketh
Democratic National Committee
Showre
Teangress
Veter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Harrison
MW Missioni
Pittman
Nevada
Fraklin D. Moose Xelt
New York
F. J. Hoey
Air. Shouse
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Andeem Jackson
Woodrow Wilman
Raskab
Army Tank Officers Shuffle in War Department Orders
Washington May 1 Army orders list numerous transfers and reassignments of officers and units. Key destinations include Fort Meade Fort Benning Fort Monmouth and Fort Lewis with tank schools and first tank group personnel moving between posts and state National Guard instructors reassigned.
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Washington
D.C
Wise
J. Toller
Cy Premain
Ipstead
Hawaily
Fort Creobe
Tak
Bonvut
Brook
Pulton
F Deintir
Sarnianal Sebonl
Furt Menmonth
York
John A
Ira J. Treest
Menmouth
Willian Jr
Benning
Sizhbgoku
Church
Urd
Paward
Paul Fort Han
Bee
M. Store
Wancouver Barracks
William A. Callawas
Nogales
Tnf
Sienna School
Fort Monmouth
Tank Echool
Fort George
G. G
Aspeet
Toemy
Margesen
John D. Salmon
Fort Benning
Ernest B. Gray
Fort Crook
James Harron
Fort Lincoln
Ruby FB. Hunter
Fork McChercon
Jol J. Rilzore
Fort Snelling
Lee TR. Williams
Port Sil
Frank Ny Leake
Fort Missoula
Ceorge McCoy Jr
Viencouver Barracks
Fort Geone
Uw Warrael
Ship 800 Cattle From Pearsall May 1 Market Report
A shipment of 800 whiteface cattle left Pearsall on May 1 bound for the Haneag City market. The herd, grazed near Dhanis, is associated with Cavin Werdward of Pearsall and P Havis Jaxt.
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Pearsall Pearsatd
Teraé
Haneag
D'Hanis
Machine Guns Tied to Valentine Day Massacre Probe
Testimony from the Rockford inquest ties a machine gun to the gang massacre on Valentine’s Day. Frank Thompson, sought as a key witness, surrendered to the coroner after a private interview. Dealer Von Frantz and others face arrest as investigators trace gun orders. former Alderman Haffa and Hawthorne Kennel Club link to gun sales. The panel questions Thompson amid new evidence from the island scene and plot photographs.
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Chicago
Tock River
Hockfnc
Beford Thie
Thompsox
Rockford
Frank V Thompson
Anand
St.Thompson
Bary
Amd
Thompson
St. Valentine's Ay
Marea
Ompsom
von Vrantaivs
Hance
Hawthorne Kennel Club
al Cafrome
Titus Haffa
Chicago Beer Bombers Strike In Night of Explosions
A Chicago bombing spree damaged three saloons early May 1. Bombs exploded at 3:08 and 3:10 near northwest side taverns and a downtown drinks parlor, causing about $1500 in damage. Witnesses cited a gang history and claims of no previous beer sales.
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Chicago
Dowrray
Joop Karharayt
Alice la Qdare
Withers
Alarming Condition Reported for Prison Inmate Keyes
A jail physician reports alarmingly poor health for Ann Kesex a former inmate of San Angeles convalescing after a riverfront assault case. The exact charges and dates remain unclear but hospital care is underway with medical teams monitoring kidney issues and a severe bout of borhitis.
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Keyes
Los Angele
Ann Kesex
Fikret Piternes
San Angeles
Abe
Tar
Mart
Radio Station Threatened With U S Prosecution
A WARTINGTON based radio station faces potential U S legal action after alleged unauthorized transmissions. The Federal communications commission indicated possible penalties including fines and up to five years in prison for broadcasting without proper authorization.
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Wartington
Banens City
Federal Radio
Rommigelin
Sen I Prixonigentikie Mareaum
Mail Carrier Makes Two Deliveries Per Day in Aberdeen
In today’s “Show Your Westman” series, Schley to Aberdeen postman No Ha, a 18 year veteran, is profiled. He resides at 118 Yale Avenue and handles a double daily route through Buckingham Street, Dornthy and Mampshire streets, Hicks Avenue, Clercy Street area, and Schley Avenue, detailing his rounds from 400 to 2399 Clercy Street and surrounding blocks.
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Schley
Aberdeen
Rinkleman
Yale Avenue
Aberdeen Street
Clercy Street
Buckingham Street
Dornthy and
Mampshire Streets
Hicks Avenue
Me Street
Mitchell Street
Pardeer Street
Stonsmoele Avenue
Rucker Street
Schley Avenue
Hid behind pain relievers the Back Pain tale
The fragment describes a struggle with chronic back and side pain, a patient recounting dull headaches, fatigue, and limited activity. A friend suggests a remedy, and the narrative praises Hack-Drawid as a preferred remedy, noting others' claims of relief.
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