Won't Give Indian Boy His Chance
A newspaper feature profiles Jimmy Silver Bear, a four year old Shoshone orphan from Skull Valley Utah, passed through multiple homes and agencies as governments fail to provide for underage Indian orphans. The piece urges readers to advocate for his welfare and for broader federal Indian affairs reforms.
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San Francisco
Jim
Silver Bear
A& Dogenands
California
Nevada
Utah
Sam
Jimmy
Jimmy Silver Bear
Skull Valley Reservation
Mary Ann
Black Bear
Fed
Sony Tribe
W. J
Mary Ann Mra
Washington
U of Indian Affairs
Institut
Little Red
Whales May Be Exterminated Warned by Scientist
Johannesburg January 21 A Transvaal official called for a whale season for a year of the century and warned that whales will be terminated unless given time to adapt. The director urged action to curb rapid depletion and protect marine life.
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Johannesburg
Dr.er
Transvaal
Pack of Wolves Roam on Indiana Farms
A pack of wolves from a circus wintered at est Baden four years ago roams OALS county Indiana killing livestock. Hunters scoured 35 square miles but the wolves eluded their search.
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Indiana
Oals
Ind
Est. Baden
Woman swears she is no duel participant in Kentucky oath
Louisville, Ky January 21 Mrs Calhoun Leidinger swears she never issued or accepted a jenge for a duel or acted as secretary in one part of the oath Kentucky officials must take. Leidinger was elected a school member.
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Louisville
Calhoun Leidinger
Kentucky
Leidinger
City eyes time clock for officials and workers
PADUCAH Ky Jan 21 All city officials and employees may be required to punch time in and out Mayor Katterjohn has asked for a time clock to be installed in city hall to gather efficiency data.
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Paducah, Ky
Katterjohn
Salmon-Apple Pie Contest Entry Sparks Seattle Interest
The Star hosts a salmon recipe contest with a bold entry named Salmon-Apple Pie by George Brown, inviting men to submit dishes. A Seattle packer shifts from doubt to support, praising women for leading the campaign and predicting success as Miss Dressler judges the top ten recipes for prizes.
Tour Planned to Holy Land From New York
Four hundred Americans sign up for the first Mediterranean tour in seven years. They sail January 16 from New York on the Corona and travel by Pullman car to Jerusalem from Alexandria. The Holy Land shows postwar changes with rebuilt roads modern sanitation and preserved sacred sites including the Garden of Gethsemane and David's Tomb.
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New York
Corona
Holy Land
Alexandria
Jerusalem
Getheemane
David
Lawyers for Estate Are Allowed $25,000 Fee
The executor of the estate of the late Josephine McDermott and the firm Preston, Thorneon & Turner were each allowed a fee of $25,000 by Presiding Judge J. T. Ronald Thureday. The estate is appraised at $1,543,670.
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Josephine McDermott
Frank McDermott
Pon Marche
J. T. Ronald Thureday
Preston, Thorarmeon & Turner
Fraternal leaders to address Eagle Lodge meeting
High officials of the Eagle Lodge including MHierring of South Bend and Conrad Mann of Kansas City will address a Friday night meeting at the Eagle club. Gen BE Br Weed grand worthy president will also speak as they tour the country for the national Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Eagle Lodge
Mhierring
South Bend
Ind
Conrad Mann
Kansas City
Order of Fagtes
BE. Br. Weed
Eaglien’ Club
Man presumed dead returns after six years in war service
Detroit article reports Harry Dahl of Jensen Park who was believed drowned after vanishing on a lake steamer six years ago. He resurfaced, joined the Canadian army, was wounded, and spent more than a year in an English hospital.
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Detroit
Mich
Mark Twain
Harry Dahl
Jensen Park
Haag fined as court rejects use of Hauor as legal tender
In Yakima Clarence Haag claims he used Hauor only to settle a loan. court ignores the assertion and fines him 250 dollars. Other brief items note a 26 million loan fund proposal in Salem, three missing barge crew feared drowned off Maine, a $600 robbery in Vancouver by Moldups, a 12 year record of 1095 marriages by P C Beaufort in Chehalis, BC lumbermen elect J O Cameron president, and a Missouri Pacific railroad loan of 1.2 million for equipment in Washington.
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Yakima
Clarence Haag
Rockland
Coast Guard
Omsipees Returne
Waccamaw
Vancouver
B. C
Moldups
Joan FE
Olinatead
San Francisco
Chehalis
P. C. Feaufort
Fustice of Peace
B.C
British Columbia Lumbermen's Association
J. O. Cameron
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Homeless in Vienna
Alfred Fried, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is without a home in Vienna due to high rents. The journalists’ association president issued an appeal to the public to secure lodging for the famed pacifist leader.
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Vienna
Alfred Fried
Journalista’ Organization
Silk Socks at Four Cents Stir Paris Dealers
Paris reports a clash over cheap silk stockings when sellers offering men’s socks at four cents and women’s stockings at twenty cents were arrested after merchants in the neighborhood complained about the price-cutting competition.
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Paris
Democratic Convention Delegate Addresses Women’s Club
Mies Rennie Agnes Dwyer of the Philippine commission in Washington will speak as a delegate at the Democratic Convention. She is scheduled to address the Women’s Democratic Club at Hicks cafeteria at 1 20 p m on Saturday.
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Mies Rennie
Agnes Dwyer
Philippine Commission
Washington, D. C
Addres
Women's Democratic Club
Hicks’ Cafeteria
Saturdas
Name Change Granted for Anton Calusich to Andy Casey
Anton John Calusich an Austrian became Andy John Casey Thursday when Presiding Judge J T Ronald granted his petition to change his name Calusich said friends called him Casey anyway Evergreen post of the American Legion in Baltimore Md is composed exclusively of veterans who lost their fight in the world war
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Anton John Calusich
Andy John Casey
J. T. Ronald
Calusich
Casey
Evergreen Post
The
American Legion
Baltimore
Boston Merchants Plan Blind Workers in Stores
Boston plans announced by the state commission for the blind would have sightless men and women employed in city stores. Several merchants offered to dedicate departments run entirely by the blinded workers, expanding opportunities for the visually impaired in retail positions.
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Boston
Maas
State Commission For the Blind
Trose
Chicago Church Seeks Snappy Publicity Agent
The Episcopal diocese of Chicago plans to hire a press agent with pep to publicize church news. Bishop Anderson says he will ask the diocese council to form a publicity department and appoint a writer able to produce eye catching stories for the laity.
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Chicago
Episcopal Diocese of
Anderson
Diocese Council
No Royal Highness in Germany Says Post Office Employee
In Berlin on January 21 a letter to His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Prussia was returned with the instruction to address it to Mr Henry Prussia. The postal worker explained there is no royal title in Germany now and the woman asked how to address the letter. The official response was simply Mr Henry Prussia.
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Henry Prussia
Berlin
Germany
Prince Henry of Prussia
Mr. Henry Prussia
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