National Guard Reorganization Under Army Bill
The army bill triggers plans to reorganize state militias with minimum infantry strength of sixty five per company and strict exams for officers and privates. Wisconsin guardsmen already meet the rule, while Texas Arizona and New Mexico report losses in qualifying. War Department drafts regulations to publish soon and cooperate with states to ensure efficient national guard forces.
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Waterloo
Z Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
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Division of Militia Affairs
National Guards
National Guard
Wisconsin
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
War
War Department
Being Mayor a Costly Honor in Los Angeles
Mayor Charles E. Sebastian says being mayor of a city the size of Los Angeles is a hard job and a rich man's task. He notes the salary is only 4500 dollars and the role brings constant appeals for aid, some worthy and some foolish, all demanding funds.
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Cal
Siae
Los Angeles
Charles E. Sebastian
Postal Service Changes Assign Carriers in Multiple Counties
The postoffice system expands to a new site at Male and issues authorizations for Andersen. The Dickinson county Inn summer post office opened yesterday. Wade H. Modlin is named carrier at Peng? al $800 with James A. Manson added to Clinton routes. Rural routes in Hamilton and Jones counties are realigned to improve service.
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Andersen
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Dickinson County
Wade H. Modlin
James A. Manson
Loree
Clinton
Hamilton
Jones Counties
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Civil Service Commission
Richards
Robert F. Jones
Ocheyedan
Iowa
Oscar Vi. Smith
James W. McBride
Hawarden
Ralph W. Grinsy
Keystone
Luloyd Riley
Glennie Brown
Norway
Revival Service Speaker At Free Methodist Church
Malay missionary Hrrrabellia Maranga will speak at an ongoing revival at the Free Methodist church tonight assisted by Rev. Daniel G. McClure and Rev. TJ Riley. Meetings will continue for an unspecified period.
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Hrrrabellia Maranga
Free Methodist Church
Daniel G. McClure
2 Methodist Church
Omaila
Riley
Free Roads for Autos Proposed
A Georgia backed plan to abolish state licenses and create open highways for motor vehicles faces floor debate as part of a federal session. Judge Adamson supports a common sense reciprocity by removing licensing disparities among states to allow unlicensed driving on public roads.
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Waterloo Eventing Courier
Washington, I
Congress
Georgia
Adameon Tn Nat
Tes
House
Farhi
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