Renters Court Hears Vagrancy Case At Brooklyn Meeting
Recorder Harriss and the court focus on women arrested for vagrancy amid a city clean up. Retail merchants criticize visitors from fort for alleged houses of ill fame while several defendants receive continuances and bonds. Warrant service begins before dawn as council pledges action.
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George Harriss
Colonel Chase
L. W. Tindall
Brooklyn
Tindall
Ford
Princess Street
Eva Martin
Florence Blanton
Louise Raymond
Ethel Coley
Emma Vans
Robbie Neice
Lina Lee
Annie Biglow
Dick Ward
Bessie Tally
Hellen Wooten
Joe Malone
Blanche Allen
Fannie Horne
Maud Piner
A Ja Swanson
Gladys Livingstone
Etlz Willard
Louise Price
Marie Jackson
Kathleen Fowler
Lillie Johnson
Bell Malone
Hattie Simpson
Rosa Thomas
Ida Brown
Bessie Wilson
Ethel George
Sophie Martin
Lottie Sparks
Jessie Law
Ruby Hart
Helen Wooten
Wooten
Ieena Lee
Robbie Niece
Besse Tally
Lucille Raymond
Eva Davis
Harriss
Chamber of Commerce
Hall
E. T. Burton
Nathan J. Williams
Woolard
Conference on labor conditions draws steady crowd at Chamber
Today's noon conference on labor in the Chamber of Commerce rooms was well attended and showed generally normal conditions with some lines better than others. Mr. Luther C. Steward, special representative of the Department of Labor, explained his mission to observe and help employers by offering governmental facilities.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Department of Labor
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Lenroot Quits House for Senate Seat
Representative Irvine L. Lenroot of Wisconsin resigns from the House effective immediately and will be sworn in as a United States Senator the following day.
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Lenroot
House
Washington
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senate
United States
Just Kids The Teacher of Red Gulch
A compact item notes a teaching figure in Red Gulch with a reference to Saturday and tomorrow. The fragment hints at a local school context and upcoming day.
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Red Gulch
Twenty-Six Initiated Into Mysteries of Sepa Grotto Parade
Twenty six kandy-dates were initiated into the mysteries of Sepa Grotto in a parade that drew hundreds to Front street. The event provided laughs and spectacles as contributors entertained the crowd and onlookers enjoyed the display amid a tense news backdrop.
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Sepa Grotto
Front Street
Cpsualiv
Telegraph Service Ad Notice
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