Americanization Drive Spreads Through Schools and Courts
Washington reports the annual naturalization bureau summary showing a nationwide push to Americanize newcomers. Public schools join federal and state courts in Alaska to Hawaii, with 845 counties involved and 600 cities opening classrooms to foreign born residents for citizenship candidate liaison and voting eligibility education.
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Washington, D. C
Richard E. Campbell
Bureau of Naturalisation
Secretary of Labor
Toeutina Gor
Alaska
Hawaii
Naturalization Bureau
Abertean
Pay-Up Week Ends Tomorrow Night
The Pay-Up Week wraps up at midnight tomorrow as thousands of dollars are expected to change hands on Saturday the big day. Citizens are urged to review personal obligations and participate in the movement to improve the community’s finances.
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Aebt
Ofair
Publc
Raward Bo
F. J. Marquis
Fica
le Commuun
Elong
Itat
Clever Swindlers Sell Wild Horses
The Arizona wild horse case centers on alleged fraud by promoters who sold phantom herds in Cocopah county. Government claims total proceeds exceed 1,660,000 dollars as about 25 witnesses prepare to testify. Original federal grand jury indictments numbered forty two, with some pleading guilty or released as cases move through the district court. Witnesses describe buyers and exchanges of real estate and merchandise for horses never seen, raising questions about the legitimacy of the so called wild horse venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omoeba
Dee
Arizona
Cocening
Luodrad
Uetny
United States District Court
Joshua A. Robinson
Draper, S. D
Oreller
de iSota
Wityass
Noblnson
Willis St. McDonald
Harding
Klbert L. Garner
Balle Fourche
Dr Robinson Proposes Agrarian Bank For Solvent Farmer Aid
Chicago December conference on marketing farm credits hears Dr Lennard G. Robinson propose a national agrarian bank to aid insolvent tenant farmers. He cites census data showing 945,000 tenant farmers and argues a Jewish agricultural aid model could inspire a bank with $10 million capital to support about 10,000 families entrepreneurially.
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Chicago
Des
Lennard G. Robinson
New York
Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Saciet
Hobinson
Unival
Society of White Bo de
Aperarian Bank
Failure of Recruiting Under New Army Bill Debate
Washington reports reveal Gen Hugh L. Lepott and Gen Scott criticize the volunteer system as a failure. They urge universal training and longer national guard preparation, arguing six months more training needed and a year of intensive effort to produce ready soldiers. Three months of recruiting left many units under strength despite canvassing.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
Madep
Hugh L. Lepott
Ctaff
Army
Scott
National Guard
National Defense
Congress
Waterloo churches raise over twenty seven thousand dollars
Campaigns by Waterloo churches report pledges and donations totaling 27 547 dollars for benevolent purposes. Churches across the city participated, with several submitting figures indicating significant community support and fundraising progress.
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Waterloo
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Lish
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Lam
Dr. Robinson
Thropic Leading Organization
eWertheart
Wilhelm’s
Owlie
Wilheliw’s
Juliet
Depyricht
Coty
Universal Service Sential
Depense
Wilhelm
Morgan & Sullivan
Sullivan
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