Washington Post column from a letter home
A writer in Washington praises the city as still on the map and thriving with gleaming streets and generous shopping. The Post is touted as a dependable shopping guide with expanding Christmas toyland ads and anticipated government funded district school improvements. The piece closes with a farewell until Christmas time.
Islas of Fear exposes rural credit fight in Philippines
In 1920s Philippines, Rural Credit banks expand to 547 in 42 provinces with 75,600 members and P2.5 million capital. Prautch campaigns against usury, aiding tenants in Pampanga against landlords, while Gov. Guanzon seeks fair settlements amid growing tenant unions and threats of eviction.
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Manila
San Fernando
Pampangas
Olimpio Guanzon
Mr. Guanzon
Tao
Guanzon
Prautch
Senator Sandiko
Ohio
New Jersey
Deacon Prauic
Conrado Lorenzo
Mexico
Lorenzo
Iijcinity
Insular Law Fails to Penalize Excessive Interest
Gov Guanzon hears pleas of growers as the Uprising against landlords’ usury surfaces. Proprieadors’ League allegedly boycotts inquiry while stirs of serfs fearing to seek justice resurface amid calls for freedom from usury.
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America
Philippines
Insular
Guanzon
Proprieadors’ League
Yuma Plans Ocean-to-Ocean Highway Celebration
Col Ben Franklin Fily of Yuma asserts preparations for a Washington birthday ceremony at the Continental hotel. Invitations will go to President Coolidge and Congress as Yuma marks completion of the ocean-to-ocean highway bridging the Colorado River via a steel bridge, with ties to the Ellipse milestone.
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California
Colorado River
Yuma
Ariz
Washington
Ben Franklin Fily
Continental Hotel
Col
Fly
Chamber of Commerce of
Coolidge
Congress
Yuma Citrus Fruit Belt
Lehlbach to Speak On Reclassification at Meeting
A mass meeting of Federal employees will discuss reclassification and its administration. Principal speakers include Representative Frederick R. Lehlbach of New Jersey and Luther C. Steward, president of the National Federation of Federal Employees. The event, under the District Federation of Federal Employees, is at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple auditorium.
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Act of Congress
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Seid Department
City of Washington
District of Columbia
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Hughes
BE. Jayers
New Mexico
Secretary of State
The
United States
I. J. ¥. Hinede
George EF Breror
Robert Halley
Miguel A. Gonzales
Ben Wees
Miguel A Gonsales
B. Earickson
Felix Garcie
Jose & Raca
Rowell
Gutierrez
Ansa Fishback
J. I. Binele
Soledad
Chacon
Frederick R. Lehrbach
New Jersey
Luther C. Steward
National Federation of Federal Employees
Littleton S. Poole
Circuit Court of
Rockville
Trene Mallott
Jacob S. Mellott
Buck Lodge
Montgomery County
Ralph W. Mélott
Poole
Mellett
Johnstown
Salvation Army
John A. Garrett
Ralph
Montgomery County Police Force
Jacob S. Mellett
Thomas L. Dawson
F. Barnard Welsh
Hammond Urner
Robert B. Peter
Glenn H. Worthington
Masonic Temple
District Federation of Federal Employes
National Federation of Federal Employes
Civil Service Commission
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