Property Rights in Russia Recognized by Recent Decrees
Moscow May 12 Legalized recognition of private property in mineral, industrial, agricultural, and personal property up to real estate is proposed in decrees prepared for presentation before the Russian central executive committee for passage. The plan grants foreigners protection of property under strict conditions and would allow business rights for foreigners in mass, with ownership tied to structures and the legalization of canontrend agreements under safeguards.
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Ville
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Budget Bureau Representative Named for Eighth Corps Area
Col. Charles O. Thomas of the Twelfth Cavalry at Brownsville has been designated as the Budget Bureau representative for the Eighth Corps Area. The appointment follows the departure of prior officials and assigns responsibility for budget administration within the region.
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Thomas Maile
Corps Area
Ejent
Charles O. Thomas
Twelfth Cavalry
Brownsville
Budget Bureau
Eidhth Corps
Officer Movements Highlight Army Reserve Assignments
Fraisy details show Maz Donald A Robinson departing weeks ago for Washington to join the budget office. Lieut Col Joseph H Barnard at the remount depot in Comy, Fragisy acts as coordinator. Color el Thomas to depart Brownaville to recruit at Citizens' Military Training camp en route. Catonel Phone, previously at Cars Travis, served as division quartermaster for months.
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Sveral
Washington
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Comy
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Brownaville Heedy
Convey
Bishop Vrossoutis to Rome and travel plan update
Catholic Church discipline requires bishops to report progress from Rome. Bishop A Vrossoutis of San Antonio will leave Friday night for Vatican appearances then travel to New Orleans Mobile New York and Le Havre before potential Spain and Bavaria stops. Also reported: a stolen car abandoned near Main Avenue High School and a suspect in custody.
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Dor Rowe
Tey
Johm Pinrell
Peucral
St Patrick's Church
Wntit Pishon Deassaerts
Europe
Saus
Drossartis
New Orleans
Anghbishon Joby W. Shaw
Formrely
Sam Atefanio
Mobile
Min
At Rey
Tub
S. W. Long
McCullough Avemur
Alalon
Main Avenue High School
Brother Faints at News of Slaying Accounts
Den Stowe of 1200 Black Taso Hondo Street fainted while reading a newspaper account of the slaying of his brother George W Stowe, 48. The incident occurred as he stood on Avenue Eo and bought the edition detailing the tragedy. The report notes his reaction and the sibling link with Hugh involved in the case.
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George W Stowe
Hugh
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Avenue Eo
Police Ambulance Rushes Man to Robert J Green Memorial
A man collapsed and was placed in a police ambulance and transported to Robert J Green Memorial Hospital where he regained consciousness after treatment. He recovered enough to leave the hospital shortly after.
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Robert J. Green Memorial Hospital
Shoemaker Joel Fojtik Found Murdered in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City May 42. Joel Fojtik a bohemian shoemaker was killed in his shop by a leather strap around the neck. Police found the body in a sitting position. a knife lay nearby. Fojtik’s family is said to reside in Czechoslovakia. he owned several shoe repair shops and had been in ill health.
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Okla
Joel Fojtik
Ted
Boitik Vadecommitte
Fojtik
Cacekostevakia
Trolley Crash Fatal Sparks Asheville Tragedy
One man killed and eight injured when two trolley cars collided on the Wearherville line near Asheville. Fire later damaged the Brownwood Garage in Texas. Judge Estes Limeben, a Texarkana federal judge, attended a San Antonio War Association event at the Gunter Hotel, hosted by the ASCO convention president.
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Wearherville
Estes Limeben
W. TL. Istes
Texarkana
Pexna
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio War Association
Judgeston
Puval West
Frost Wreodbull
Thr Ascovintion
More Jobs Reported in May as Unemployment Rises
Washington May 1 report shows May the greatest monthly unemployment gain this year. B. S. Hunt, secretary of the labor conference on unemployment, stated that 24 states and the District of Columbia had 160 applicants per 100 jobs in May, against 182 in March 205 in February and 226 in January, a decline from earlier months.
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D. C
Hunt
Repartu Fiors
Columbia
Offer hospitals sites for new services in Washington
Washington May tave Hypominitae ditions for the location of new hospital services are understood to have been submitted to President Harding by the federal board of exapitization. The board's report is understood to be under consideration under the Tangley bill authorizing 17 million dollars.
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Washington
Prestont Harding
Federal Board of
Local notices and prowler reports across multiple towns
In New York state authorities consider favored measures for Catholic orphanage improvements while new institutions are discussed in Gulfuart and Mem phis. A Church door opening in New Orleans area drew no vandalism. Police investigated three prowler calls between Thursday night and Friday morning with no arrests. Prowl ers were spotted near Flores street and Laurel street blocks but no traces were found.
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Polien
Feldeay
Isis
South Flores Street
Pyohadt Sed Simpson Ets
Fragmented Local Notices and scattered war updates
Readable scraps include local district formation notes in Mississippi during a flood period, a river survey report by Col. Jadwin, and Japanese naval plans notes with mentions of Changex Hands and torpedo craft. The text is fragmentary with garbled names and dates, showing mixed civic, military, and international items.
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Todio
Rail earnings small for Union Pacific in 1921 report
New York May 14 Net income for the Union Pacific Railroad from all sources in 1921 totaled 31,301,075, down from 1920. Operating revenues were 183,450,013, a drop of 27,008,597. Total operating expenses rose to 40,344,104, and profits declined by about 4.8 percent.
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Union’ Pacific Railroad Company
Uth
Ivory supply tight as world demand outruns output
Washington reported May 12 that ivory obtained from elephants is rapidly depleting. A Commerce Department report cites hoarding and limited sources, predicting supplies may last only 20 to 30 months, with a risk of shortages beyond that period. Authorities note Antwerp as a key market hub.
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