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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1921

Page

11

Unemployment Efforts Across 209 Cities Cited

Col Arthur Woods reports 209 cities have arranged to follow the conference recommendations on unemployment. District of Columbia projects 6,000 unemployed with a free registration bureau. Massachusetts Illinois California Oregon Washington Georgia top lists for organization. States vary with New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Texas noted as needing action.

United States Arthur Woods Col. Wood Massachusetts Ilinois Ch Cato Connecticut Michigan California Oregon Washington Georgia New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio Rhode Island Texas Department of Labor Col. Woods Conference Committee Mayors’ Committees Col. Wodds Cleveland Akron Cincinnati Columbus Toledo Youngstown Kansas Wichita Kansas City Hutchingon Topeka Parsons Salina

Unemployment Figures Hit City Workers In Census Update

The city reports 842,860 unemployed residents amounting to 13.8 percent of the jobless. About 140,000 fall in manufacturing and mechanical sectors, 12,500 in building trades, with 20,000 to 50,000 idle in other areas. Transportation workers are notably affected. Census counts show two days yielded 296 job reports and the first week over 400 positions found.

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Mortgage Burned as Hebrew Home for the Aged Is Self-Owned

Washington's Hebrew congregation celebrated the burning of the mortgage on the Hebrew Home for the Aged at 415 M Street NW after trustees received the full incumbrance payoff. Judges, rabbis, and lay leaders praised the effort by local Jews to wipe out debt and urged immediate expansion of the wooden-structured facility burned in a fire last year. Special prayers and a concert program followed, with performances by Barrette Breoskin, Tiola Abrams, Mary Campe, and other artists as plans for enlargement were discussed.

Washington Hebrew Home For M Street Milton Strasburger Garry Lewis Simon, Alexander, Wolf Julius Peyser Silverstone Hurwitz Loeb Barrett Bréoskin Tiola Abrams Mary Campe Harry Fischer Gluckstein Rose’ Isler

Landru Trial Dominates Paris Headlines and Fashion

Special cables report Versailles court drama surrounding Landru the 243 sweethearts man. Spectators flood the courtroom as theft of deflowered jewels and Amelie of Portugal wearing a patchwork coat captivate readers. Gainsborough hats surge in demand as Reynolds Venetians gain momentum. Dick Blegan’s bold race-day gamble nets long odds and a million won last year.

Paris Princtss George Greece Versailles Landru Irda Novita Jacob Amelie Portugal Gainsborough Reynolds Lawrence Boudoir Sossipsis Dick Blegan Klegan Monte Carto

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