Washington Letter Reflects House Power Struggles and Postmaster Rules
The Washington Letter notes continued protests by Representative Simpson will push Reed to reveal a party backed program on the tariff bill. It reports Postmaster General Gary will keep pay limits under $100 for many postmasters, while high officials gain plum appointments. It also mentions Senate committee vacancies, Roosevelt’s Navy post, and the death of Senator Voorhees of Indiana.
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Representative Dingly
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Gary
Cleveland
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Ilinois Steel Company
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Iast Congress
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Congress
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Senate
Our School Progress Sparks Town Pride and Growth
The Catahoula News lauds the High School for attracting new recruits amid a weak economy. It argues local business leaders should mirror school energy, advertise boldly, and support culture to boost business and community spirit, noting the school’s role as a rising Parish institution.
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Botton
Neons
Catahoula News
Catahoula School
Lost or Stolen Man’s Pigment Missed Child
A man reports a colored male child about 2 or 1d years old missing near McCutchen's held by Gamblin piece. He describes white spots on the back and that the child was backed up as if held. A liberal reward is offered for the return.
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McCutchen
Gamblin
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