Census Work To Be Given Army And Navy Men
Washington January 16 An amendment was adopted granting preference in appointing enumerators and others for census work to men honorably discharged from the army and navy and to widows of men who died in service. Senate edits on civil service appointments and a five year interval for enumerations were reported but no decision reached before adjournment.
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Washington
Twitter
Army
Navy
Senate
Smont
Winh
Mets
My Witch Has Taken Three Bottles of Tantac
A Kansas City man testifies his wife’s recovery from stomach illness after taking Tantac and sage, claiming a $100 per bottle value and notable improvements in appetite, weight, strength, and sleep. Washington reports discuss restructuring the army and wartime manpower plans, with emphasis on voluntary enlistment and permanent commissions.
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Nichola
Missouri Pacifie Railroad
Diragren
Alia
Ela Goer
Washington
Tian
Mil
Aa Department
National Guard
Vnfe
Armour Company Reports Low Profit Despite High Prices
Armour announces 1918-1938 financial results showing net profits of 18.2 million after a long revenue year with 265.7 million in income. The report notes high livestock and labor costs pressured prices, with reinvestment rather than dividends and a 9 percent return on common stock. Obscured lines reference global events and other figures.
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Chicago
Tan
Auour Andl Company
Voluida
Roms Paral
Teport
Illilons
Wll
J. Ogden Armour
Coac Ua
Honda Amt
Child Labor Tax Amendment Clears Congress
Washington report notes the War Revenue Bill includes a ten percent tax on products of child labor entering interstate commerce, aiming to mirror the struck-down child labor act. Senate and House conferees reached agreement on most tax disputes, with votes planned in the House on the child labor provision and other tax adjustments before February.
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Washington
Genate
War Revenue Bil
Inter Atsie
Conferren
Tha Bis
Senate
Nouse Conflerees
Tony
Cera
Am Nile Vinary Tax Board
Mldia
Prohibition Amendment Moves Toward Final Ratification
Washington dispatch reports Legislatures in several states ratified the federal prohibition amendment, with Nebraska Missouri and Minnesota among those likely to follow. Congress set a seven year window for ratification and anticipates a nationwide dry era by July of next year. California has begun court actions to block enforcement, while Minnesota foresees a push to make Minneapolis the 36th state ratifying.
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Washington
Legiztas
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Jows
Colorado
Oregon
Newmemphirea
Utah
Virginia
Kentucks
North Dakot
South Carolina
Maryland
South Dakota
Exas
Montana
Delaware
Machachusetts
Arizona
Grorgia
Lavissine
Mehler
Congress
Iyprovis
Lans
California
Stephens
Whiett
Ral Ethios Ag
Tha
United States
Thelseuste
Molasses Tank Flood in Boston Kills and Injures
A massive molasses tank failure in Boston causes deaths and numerous injuries along the water front. Fireboats battle the spill as wreckage drifts toward Keany Squire Hoda and nearby yards, with responders rushing victims to Cambridge hospitals.
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Comabicatt
Alechal
Cambridge
Yare
Jase
Jim
Igip
Plesson
Haphor
Rana
Aneed
Haiti
Tenement Collapse Injures Two Women and Destroys Fire Station
A torn and fallen tank section crushed a fire house after a building collapse. Two women suffered severe injuries while others were buried in rubble on the second floor. Firefighters responded as rescuers worked amidst debris and damaged walls.
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Sir Gnger
How to Stop a Bad Cough with a Homemade Remedy
Old newspaper style ad warns readers about fake cough cures and promotes a homemade remedy with sugar and alcohol mix. It mentions Pinex as a genuine product and cautions against imitations and misleading claims. The piece cites quick relief claims and a caution about money-focused promotions.
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Promathesa
Esas
Norway
Trolley collision damages railway structure on Commercial Street
A tram crashed into the elevated Tel Roston railway structure on Commercial Street, injuring three, while another car stopped nearby at a block signal. A nearby dwelling was reportedly sucked down by the force, a woman screamed from a window, and the trolley car was damaged with passengers believed uninjured.
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Tel Roston
Commercial Street
Capps Mill
Lieut Braden Dies at Highland Falls
Lieutenant Charles Braden US Army retired in 1934 after service on the Big Horn in Montana. He led troops against 260 Sioux under General Custer and is described in official reports of a battle that led to his wounds and retirement.
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Dan
Charles Braden
Rita
Sersion
Custer
Rampaten
Bia
Elewan
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Braden
Rom Sete Lee
West Point
O Scoumne Pally
Big Horn
Montana
Hinden
Military Career Fragments of Braden and Hinton Portrait
The fragment outlines Braden’s service from repulsing an enemy and earning Fort Adam Lincoln duties in Cairo to a year of mounted recruiting, sick leave, and retirement as a first lieutenant. It also sketches Hinton’s early scouting across Colorado and Kansas, a 2400 mile span, and later involvement with Ku Klux Klan incidents in South Carolina and New Orleans amid 1870s unrest.
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Braden
Fort Adam Lincoln
Cairo
Serviers Hinton
Colnetada
Kansas
South Carolina
New Orleans
Wealeyn Plains
Japs Eventual Unionization Discussed in Transit
Report from San Francisco documents arrival of Gonmpors at Japan aboard the Sains Mari en route to Paris. The party includes Dy. 8. Veeh professor of international law and Ry Kavirl, Tokyo correspondent. They plan to meet Mr Gormpers and Mr Suzuki to discuss a proposed league of nations and U S Japan worker relations.
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Ronit Buz
Japan
Orleng
Sainse Mari
Paris
Peaen
Veeh
Traverial University
Apannst Oo
Ry Kavirl
FHC Sonne
Suzuki
Tarid
Provo Notice Details Family Tragedy Funeral Plans
The text reports a family event in Provo involving a bereaved couple and their child. It notes a funeral or memorial service at a residence listed as 955 Rust Comet fleet, Tris, with timing and location details implied by the fragmented OCR. Named individuals and the family context are referenced amid unclear surrounding text.
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Poy
Provo
Inn
Syearold
Ana Mrs Wat Tile
Timerad
Robher Suspect Arrested In Salt Lake City
A man described as Robher suspect was arrested today in Salt Lake City by police. The arrest followed a reported theft in which a gold watch and a peaent were taken. The suspect was brought to state authorities for further questioning.
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Hwngham
Tan
Arta
Ehila
Pharee
Sir Tre Eel Omy
Salt Lake
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