Citizenship Sunday observed nationwide for naturalization education
The nation set aside July 2 1916 as Citizenship Sunday with sermons on citizenship in many churches. The event is part of a broad campaign by the Bureau of Naturalization to educate adult aliens. Officials emphasize education for foreign born adults alongside existing schooling for foreign born children and note the nationwide effort includes a Naturalization Educational Case in Washington during the week of July 1.
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Bureau of Naturalization
United States
Rainmen and Trainmen Clash Over Eight-Hour Day
A Transit Brotherhood Publicity Bureau statement cites Governor Willis on eight hours pay vs work. The text argues eight hours work may differ from eight hours pay and questions the eight-hour demand. Albuquerque lodge votes on withdrawal from Santa Fe system amid debate over job hours and rail labor costs.
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Willis Very Proene
Electric Sparks Opinion and Oddities Across the Era
A fragment discusses misprints revealing truths about topics from Oyster Bray to Germany's interest in the alimentary canal. It notes Edison's claim that four hours sleep suffices for any man and criticizes a Chicago woman's view on women using their needles more, hinting at broader social commentary.
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Mr. Edison
Chorus Members Honoring Isaac Barth and A A Sedillo
A high school chorus pays tribute to Hon. Isaac Barth and Hon. A A Sedillo in a community event. Students perform selections reflecting local history and civic pride.
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Helene Hoffmann Efficiency
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Isaac Barth
A. A. Sedillo High School Chorus
Crepe Advice Sparks Mixed Signals in Four Villas
In a playful exchange the ad vising group advised the four Mrs Villas about not speaking prematurely. The tone remains friendly as the discussion touches on discretion and timing.
Dublin Rebels Accuse Leaders Amid Deportation to England
A rebel officer captured with 489 prisoners aboard a steamer at Norte Wall quay said they were not led badly but were missed. Military authorities plan to send them to England for trial to avoid local prejudice as factions debate withdrawal sentiments among Santa Fe supporters and lodge members.
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