Government payrolls show 88 618 civilians paid twice monthly
Washington April 10 Uncle Sam remains the largest civilian employer in the United States listing 88 618 payments twice a month. Dawes notes reduction from last year 643 833 workers with the interior department employing the most civilians followed by the treasury and war navy departments.
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Washington, D. C
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Priza
America
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Poutaties Department
Dawes
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Navy Departments
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Veterans’ Bureau
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Harp
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State Department
Affairs of State
Secretary of State
Hughes
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Globe
United States
Sailor Freedman Alleged Avenger Believed Murdered
A man resembling light welterweight fighter William Fried man known as Sailor Freedman was found dead with three bullet wounds on a Chicago outskirts road. Fried man had been sought after a saloon gun battle in which one man was killed and four wounded during his alleged attempt to avenge insults to his sister Mrs Dora Greenburg. A panoticket bearing the name Steve Freedman was found on the body.
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Chicago
William
Charles Hadesman
Steve Freedman
Waterloo To Organize Traveling Men Bureau
About 1,200 traveling men in Waterloo will form a permanent bureau as part of the Greater Waterloo association. John Hock was named temporary chair. committees on programs and permanent organization were chosen. Joseph Leopold spoke. M. L. Bowman hailed the move as vital for travelers and the city. the bureau aims to provide programs and a meeting place to benefit both traveling men and Waterloo. A permanent secretary will get office space in association rooms. the effort is a cooperative start toward broader community cooperation. Also, Mrs. Cora Johnson was held on bond after store theft charges were filed following her Saturday arrest by the house detective.
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Breau
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Joseph ¥. Leopold
Des Moines
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Bowman
Greater
W Tarlook Association
Cora Johnson
King Albert illness shocks Paris in disguise
King Albert of Belgium and Queen Elizabeth arrive incognito in Paris with the Belgian monarch reported ill from wartime nerves. Doctors say acute inflammation of nerves results from his gallantry in the trenches, the pair registered at a city hotel under the alias Vandyke.
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Versailles
France
Albert
Belgium
Elizabeth
Vandyke
Firefighters Overcome in Philadelphia Warehouse Blaze
A Sunday blaze at the Hi Delity Storage Warehouse on 1815 19 Market St burned intensely in Philadelphia. Heat forced detours in Broad Street Station yards as 80 firemen collapsed from smoke. losses exceed 500 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Hiedelity Storage & Warehouse Co
Market Street
Broad Street
Pennsylvania
Freanes
Checks Bank Books for Trial of Small to Open Next Week
Banker B C Burnett began examining the records of First Trust and Savings bank to determine which parts relate to Gov Len Small’s embezzlement conspiracy trial. Grand Park Trust & Savings Bank records will also be reviewed. findings go to Judge Claire C Edwards in Waukegan, where the trial starts next Monday. A secondary item notes an I O O F parade to escort Lynn J Irwin to initiation, with Canton Crescent and district lodge officers attending.
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First Trust and Savings Bank
Len Small
Grand Park Trust & Savings Bank
Burnett
Claire C. Edwards
Gov. Small
Black Hawk Lodge
Odd Fellows
Mrs Stillman Renews Fight in Grand Anse Case
Montreal April 10 Mrs James A Stillman opened flier defense against her husband's divorce suit naming Fred K Beauvais as co respondent. She gathered 25 witnesses before Commissioner Eggene Odin to deny alleged keyhole spying by workmen who claimed to have peered into Mrs Stillman's bedroom at Grand Anse Quebec.
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Que
James A. Stillman
New York
Fred K. Beauvais
Stillman
Eggene Odin
Stina
Grand Anse
Bullman
Automobile Driver Victim of Apoplexy
Amos Latming a 45 year old deputy with the sheriff's office at Detroit was found dead in a ditch three miles south of Columbus Grove Ohio late last night. He was pinned beneath his car when apoplexy was given as the cause by physicians. Latming was en route to Detroit when he was stricken.
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Amos Latming
Sheriff’s Office
Detroit
Here
Laqning
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