Unemployment Not As Bad as Years Past Says Davis
A Washington report cites Secretary Davis claiming unemployment today is overstated by some measures. He notes 12,000,000 workers remain employed while 5,785,000 are currently unemployed and emphasizes state and municipal bonds funding public works. Davis argues improvement signs exist, with labor statistics showing gains and ongoing public employment efforts to support workers and farmers through harvest season.
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Washington, D. C
Auda
Chure
Seereliny Davis
Davis
Vineane
McCoxquek
Inbor
Ighuy
Katia Deeresses
Paki
Vinita
Tatarkors
Lott
Tom
Uae
Sereldavide
Sooretney Dies
Tabor
Wireless Test Planned Between Nations Across Atlantic
A tentative wireless test was announced for a night in September to link the United States and Canada and extend to a trans Atlantic communication test. Officials expect participants from both countries to join, with technical teams coordinating from Martford Conn and nearby stations.
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Martford
Conn
Chonan Qimateur
United States
Canada
San Benito Schools Opened With New Staff
The San Benito schools opened with 46 high school and two grade school pupils meeting the new staff. C. Emmery of Denton, Laytoe University graduate, leads the thematic division at the fish relief. Miss Salena Jones of St. Augustine, UT, oversees English. Nell Montgomery of Missouri teaches history. Julian Koon of Denton is ward school principal.
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American Rariv
San Benito
Sept. St
Road Inspectors Arrive for Corpus Christi Air Highway visit
Corpus Christi officials notify inspectors arrive September 27 for a Commercial action project. A program plans visitor entertainment. A shooting incident occurred injuring a man named Brant. The funeral at Rogelawn Cemetery is mentioned. location details are unclear.
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Corpus Chui
Air Unis City
Giant corporation being arranged to ship farm products
Chicago Sept 4 The Farmers Finance Corporation, a $100,000,000 fixed subsidiary of United States Grain Growers Incorporated, is under consideration by US Grain Growers. J M Mehl and Gustafson and Vowant spoke of a possible public statement. The firm, incorporated in Delaware, faces opposition from state commissions as directors concentrate power. The plan aims to finance grain shipments.
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Farmers’ Finance Corporation
United States Grain Growers, Incorporated
Unite States Grain Growers, Inc
Unt Tinsiner Corporation
J. M Mehl
Gustafson
United States Grain Growers, Ine
A. 2. Vowant
American Parm Bureau Federation
Mell
Furmers’ Finance Corporation
Delaware
Indiana
Aia
Chord of Directors
Record of Agricultural Directors Plan Cited by President
Fragmentary quotation shows President Hows url referencing a new agricultural organization. He hints directors will represent all lines of agriculture rather than the current gray area, as Tar product TM Hicks faces some scrutiny.
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Howsurl
Woman Delivers Twenty Second Child in Sept
Mrs Bard M Rowray, a 14 year old bride, has given birth to her twenty second child in the September report. Her first husband died years ago. she remarried a man twenty years her junior and since then two more children have been born, bringing the total to twenty two.
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Imal
Bard M. Rowray
LL. Catay
Rowray
Eutgen
Elin
Escape from Sing Sing Prison Described in Vivid Escape Tale
A dramatic account details an inmate's escape from Sing Sing through a wall and ceiling trap, tunneling and crawling into a corridor. The escapee vanished into darkness after slipping away from the prison confines in a calculated bid for freedom.
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Sing Sing Prion
Tod
Washington Tariff Deliberations Shadow Domestic Resource Debate
In Washington on September 14, a debate over domestic resources and tariffs related to iron and steel was shaping official discussions. The memo cites statements by officials including Charles W. Douis and notes ongoing concerns about resource mobilization and policy schedules under the American Mine Congress. Public statements warn that policies hinge on broader economic and security implications.
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Washington, D.C
Fae
Charles W. Douis
Mipu
Jning
Ametan Mine Congress
Iron
Press Council Formed In Washington For Press Affairs
Washington Sept 1 The press council for fourer Washington correspondents officers from major news clubs and departments met to discuss public relations and press credentialing. The group adopted the name American Press Council and plans future arrangements with President Harding and Secretary Hughes on press facilities housing and visiting correspondents credentials and related issues.
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Muth
Soviet aid to bread shipments sparks US concern
Officials assess Soviet help in moving bread to Moscow amid rail and ship delays. Freight bottlenecks linger as shipments from Riga Petrograd face unloading backlogs and congested routes. US administration weighs the implications for relief programs and diplomacy with Soviet authorities.
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Riga
Aenean Fund
Higa
Moscow
Meliet
Tina Ress Siti
Petrograd
Firemen Hurt As Auto Pumper Overturns In Collision
In Galveston a pumper overturned while attempting to avoid a collision with a street car. Firemen including driver Georg Meyer were pinned under the wheel and suffered broken ribs and other injuries. Two others, Vinwout de Palin and Py 131s sett, sustained bruises.
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Galveston
Georgy Meyer
Vinwout de Palin
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