Horses Need Protection from Sharp Shoes in City Warns Humane Society
A letter from R. R. to B. H. of the Seat Teamsters Association cites city ordinances on horse shoeing and urges owners and drivers to protect horses by proper shoeing amid concerns of cruelty and hazards on streets and hills, noting no applicable ordinance was found after an exhaustive search. Also mentions a Dreamland dance tonight with free admission.
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King Humane Society
B. H. Wafella
Teamsters Association
King County Society
Department of the City
Major J D Jones Offered Police Chief Post in Milford Georgia
Major J D Jones, bailiff and former chief of police in Milford, Georgia, received an offer from newly elected Mayor Drew W Paulk to serve as chief. Jones declined due to property interests in the city. The mayor urged him to accept, stating he would get an honest chief if he took the office.
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J. D. Jones
Department of the Expertirurt
Mitegerald
Georgia
Drew W. Paulk
Ayor Paulk
Jones
Democrats Hold Andrew Jackson Day Banquet
The Democrats of the city plan a January 8 banquet at the Commercial Club. Tickets cost one dollar per plate and may be purchased until January 1, with possible extension. Committee in charge includes P. C. Leonard BK. EB. Million George Murphy Averil Reavin and James M. Gephart.
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Andrew Jackson
Commercial Club
P. C. Leonard
BK. EB. Million
George Murphy
Averil Reavin
James M. Gephart
Western Steel Chief Reports East Prosperity
James A. Moore, president of the Western Steel Corporation, returned from an eastern business trip noting great prosperity in the cities he visited. He said the steel plant project resulting from the trip would advance accordingly.
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James A. Moore
Western Steel Corporation
Steel Plant
Incomplete Text Hobbles Trondale Machinery Opening
The report notes machinery is on the ground at Trondale and the opening is delayed. Mr Moore says completion will take three to five months, with three to four months behind in orders.
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Trondale
Moore
Taint of Black Blood Shatters a Happy Home
William Horton of Yonkers sues to annul his marriage to a one year old wife claiming she is mulatto and that he did not know her race before the wedding. The Hortons wed last March and attorneys in New York watch the case.
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United Pres
New York
William Horton
Yonkers
Hortons
Horton
Seattle Federation club slogan study for schools
The Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs proposes a city study integrated into public school curricula to teach children about Seattle and all its connections. An advertisement for furnished rooms at The Virginia, 804 Virginia at Eight Day, notes everything new with weekly rates from $2.00 to $4.00.
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Seattle
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Virginia
Woods Finds That Wine Is a Mocking Thing in Court
In a polices court hearing, a man identified as Cooper claims he had several glasses of wine and brandy yesterday. Judge Goron fines him six dollars after Patrolman Crandall observed him yelling loudly, as the city attorney questions the matter.
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Atek
Ralph Pierce
Crandall
Cooper
Goron
Man Sentenced After Claim Of Drinking Spree
In police court this morning James Carrigan said he had been drinking a week but denied loitering. Police Judge Gordon noted the distinction and sentenced him to three days in jail.
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James Carrigan
Gordon
James
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