Burton’s Chances Slim foraker Men Not In Line
A Cleveland mayoral race analysis notes 6000 Black voters in Cleveland likely back the Democratic candidate, while Burton is highly regarded yet unlikely to secure the mayoralty. Ohio political veterans weigh Johnson and internal revenue views, with judge Hough offering cautious support. The piece discusses party dynamics, local sentiment against federal interference, and the potential shift in urban votes influencing the forthcoming election.
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Cleveland
Burton
Johnson
Raethrough
Ohio
Ielor
Internal Revenue
Theeveland
Tom Johnson
Stannl
Judge Hough
Washington
Ohia
Ihatus
Johnon
Judge Ough
Jone F Ohles
Clamate
Perhays
Burton Hughly
Unclear text about legal action and proceedings
Fragmentary OCR text references the Attorney General, Bonaparte, and a probe or inquiry. It mentions dimly a test case, validity of Bonapartes films, and a link to a reply form. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Tim
Mir Bonapartes
Paper rate case decision halts abrupt carrier discrimination
The decision by the Paper Mill Commission in Beltsville rejects applying rate classifications to shipments of wrapping paper and bags in mixed cargoes to the South, ruling that long standing transportation practices set by forced premium terms cannot be abruptly altered. Separately, Immigration General Sargent ordered no deportation for Lizab Rocks and Annie McGrogan, both 18, returning them to Scotland after detention in Boston for alien contract labor violations.
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Beltimare Weavitt fFangyivaaia Railroad
Gecamssioner
Sargent
Immigration Burese
Lizac Rocks
Annie McGrogaan
Scotland
Boston
Test ride links 37 officers across forts in east command
In Burlington Vermont on October 16 a field test ordered by President Roosevelt took 37 army officers from forts in New York Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire on a fittem mila horseback ride. Maj Gen Frederick D Grant commanded the Department of the East and led the mounted squad. Excluding Grant, all officers were below general rank and above captain. The ride went without incidents and all riders reached Fort Ethan Allen in good condition with little fatigue.
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Burlington
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Department of the East
Frederick D Grant
Hepperet
Fort Ethan Allen
Army Captains Arrested After Refusing to Explain Fight
In San Francisco in October 1946 Captains James R. Lindsay and Henry Wygant of the Thirteenth United States Infantry were arrested after a fist fight aboard the transport Logan. The two officers refused to disclose the cause. They were ordered under arrest by Col. Loughborough and await possible court martial by Brigadier General Cartes B. Hall as the Thirteenth Infantry heads to Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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San Francisco
Army
Logan
James R. Lindsay
Henry Wygant
Thirteenth United , States Infantry
Maraveles
Manin
Loughborough
Bath
Thirteenth Infantry
Vort Leavenworth Kens
Lindsay
Wygont
Cartes B Hall
Department of
Army Orders and Promotions Across Army and Navy Posts
A wide-ranging list of temporary and permanent assignments, retirements, and investigations across the Army and Navy. Includes Captains Brown Cotchett Semel, Ruthera, Baker, and Kerwin. Majors and Lieutenants in Cavalry, Artillery, and Engineers. inspections in New York and CT. signal corps and school officers. naval appointments and retirements, and paymasters assigned to various yards and duties as of early October and September.
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Lasves
Brown Coast
Alexander M Mier
Charles Baker
Fort Hamilton
Drake
Fort Jay
Oelers
St Enis
Machiaya Fo USA
Che
Leaven Marth
Charlea
Saltzman Signal Corre
Aralmant
George A
Bulletin: YMCA Lecture in Assembly Room at 1736 G Street
The YMCA at 1736 G Street invites members and men friends to an English language lecture in the assembly room at 8 pm on Friday October 8. James GC Fernald FU will speak.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
James GC
Fernald FU
Apm
Expect Evans to Quit Trying to Pick His Successor
Naval officers expect Rear Admiral Evans to relinquish command near his August retirement. Sperry or Hemphill are viewed as likely successors with Dayton and Mitchell deemed unlikely due to early retirements. California residents plan a grand welcome for the battleship fleet, including Admiral Evans, Dewey, and dignitaries, while labor shortages at Pacific yards spur proposed hiring relaxations and a push for Congressional action.
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Atlantic Feet
San Franciaso
Evans
James Henry Dayton
Charles Mitchell Thoman
Wiliam H Emner
Smard
California
San Francisco
Golden Gate
City
Conat
Dewey
Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
San Francisgo
Committee On Entertainment
Pacific
Navy Department
Navy Yards
Congress
Raxai
Lousiana
New York Navy Yard
Renates
Wainwright
Empire Made Fertile Seeks New Irrigation Chiefs
Secretary of Agriculture Wason reorganizes the Office of Experiment Stations irrigation and drainage investigations into two sections. Samuel Fortier becomes chief of irrigation investigations at Berkeley and C G Elliott becomes chief of drainage investigations. The government and private irrigation will open about 2 000 000 acres in the West for settlement by 198. The station aims to aid settlers with economical irrigation methods and plans drainage of 7 000 000 acres mainly east of the Mississippi during the last year.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wason
Office of Experiment Stations
Samuel Fortier
Berkeley Cal
C G Elliott
Office of Experiment Stationa
Wississippi
Frisco Race Riot Reported in Turmoil
The State Department has not received details on the San Francisco race riot as damages mounted and Japanese officials moved to restore order. A telegram from Japanese sources claimed police faced attacks while protesters clashed, and the embassy reported arrests of numerous Americans in the unrest.
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State Department
San Francisco
United States
Tin Japanea
Takew
Brigadier General COL BERRY O560OD Retired on List
Henry G Osgood of the subsistence department of the army is placed on the retired list with brigadier general rank. A Civil War veteran, he served in the Twenty seventh Maine Infantry and began as a cadet at West Point in 1863. He rose to colonel in 1905 and later served as lieutenant colonel in the Philippines insurrection.
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Henry G Osgood
Subsistence
Department of the Army
Department of the Est
Governors Island
Col Osgood
Twenty Seventh
Maine Infantry
Bibtuary Academy
West Point
Tisu
Surgeons Hear Addresses at Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk Oct. Second day session of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States opened with large attendance. The program featured remarks by May Charles Woodcutt and May Charles Woodcutt presiding as new head of the Federal military camp at Jamestown. Br William Colby Huckee of the U S Marine Hospital Service spoke on the Sanitation of Modern Military Camps. Surgeon General Dixey of the U S Navy discussed sanitation of the Jamestown Exposition and tuberculosis in the United States.
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Len Ruxey
Norfolk
Association of Military Surgeons of the
United States
Jamestown Exposition
Charles
Wiliam Colby Huckee
United States Marine Hospital Service
James Own
Surscon
General Dixey
United States Navy
Debate Gathers Over Proposed Uniform Bill of Lading
Chicago and Northwestern and other rail interests urged an advisory role for the Interstate Commerce Commission as it considers a uniform bill of lading to govern all U S railroads starting January 1. Hearings adjourned with testimony from shippers and railroads, Commission to draft a form balancing fairness, with written recommendations possible by November 1.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty
Ji Wan
Mr Lands
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
J M Dillard
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Oregon Short Line
George F. Browner
Erie Bailrosd
Lends
Commission
Dillard
Brownell
Ladly
Japan studies hotels in Western methods of operation
Japanese government officials visit United States and Europe to observe hotel practices. They stay in notable hotels for weeks or months, report to landlords, and plan a symposium on return to Japan. They aim to adopt Western standards, especially Swiss hotel models, for instruction and improved management.
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United States
Ake
Japan
St.d
Swic Land
Landfords Bays
Whisky Frauds By Japanese Invoking European Anger in East Asia
The China tally shows British residents in the Far East outraged by Japanese distillers selling fraudulent Scotch whisky to Europeans in Japan. The English colonists’ favorite brands were smuggled out in Osaka. Attempts to prosecute the perpetrators failed in Japanese court as labels were not deemed sufficiently similar to genuine Scotch whiskies.
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Far East
Japan
Osaka
Munyons Rheumatism Cure Draws Crowds in Washington
Crowds of men and women gather at the Washington Phet Crew office to obtain Munyons Rheumatism Cure samples and report relief or cure after doses. The promoter claims a 3 cent cure with guarantees under the pure food and drug act and continues free distribution to meet demand tonight.
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Office of Washington Post
Washington
Washington Phet Crew
Orita
Wunven
Munyon Remedies Offer 3X Rheumatic and Kidney Cures
An old advertisement touts Munyon remedies including 3X Rheumatic Cure, 3X Kidney Cure, Stomach and Digestion Cure, Nerve Cure, and more. It claims instant relief for rheumatism joints, kidney issues, indigestion, nervous exhaustion, and other ailments, urging readers to ask local druggists to stock and sell the bottles.
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Billy
Humanity
Aden
H. Vannsen
Mamyon
Joly Archstreat
Phiadelpha Pa
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