Texas towns rebuild after war as trade revival nears
Fort Worth dispatch reports cautious optimism across Texas as communities invest in new buildings and restock stores. Merchants sell wartime stock, borrow funds, and cut expenses while workers return to regular jobs. Tax and bonus debates loom but public mood favors measured progress over sentiment.
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Indictments Against Burglar Suspects Dated in City
A list of indictments filed by the grand jury names David Hawking and Charles P. Davis as two of the burglars linked to an entry at Oscar Slegle’s northeast street address and a theft of $40. Additional counts target Daniel C. Mankin Dennis Bolden William Buckner and others for thefts of $50 from Joseph Bowredy at Fourth Street northwest and multiple grand larceny and housebreaking charges involving numerous named individuals.
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Joseph Bowredy
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Frank Raymond
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Norman Crane
George Jordan
James Weatherby
Larceny
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Martin
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Jobless Economic Slump Eases says Woods
Unemployment expert Col Arthur Woods declared the worst stage of business depression passed and the labor situation less acute since last fall. Mayors report resuming industrial activity reducing job seekers at unemployment offices. January figures show 42 percent placed, March 51 percent. Leesburg High students met President Harding through Rep Slemp.
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Night School Courses to Be Reorganized by District Committee
Public school night programs to be reorganized under Walter By Patterson as chairman. Subcommittees led by F S Lucas C W Rippey Charles Hart C K Winckel and Maude B E Allen to craft new study schedules. Diploma plan requires 24 points with six credits from required studies.
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Thirty Day Sentence For Musician In Teasing Case
A 25 year old Washington musician received a thirty day jail term after a judge found him guilty of teasing a horn. He was also bound over to the grand jury on forgery and uttering charges with bonds set at 1500 dollars. Police said the forged name of Henry Nicholson was used on a check for 25 dollars in December and 76 dollars stolen in November. The army finance department held a semimonthly luncheon at the Interior Department cafeteria where former Senator Charles S. Thomas of Colorado spoke on national economic and social life. Brigadier General H. M. Lord, the chief of finance, addressed the gathering.
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