Relief of Mining Industry Discussed in Court Damages Case
Secretary J. F. Callbreath of the American Mining Congress outlines a court ruling on damages paid to a rancher for land damage by a mine. He describes water appropriation for beneficial use in arid mining districts and notes the impact on Coeur d’Alene district lead production and ore concentration across western states.
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J. F. Callbreath
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Coeur d'Alene
Callbreath
Indus
Aluminum Inquiry to Start Today Amid Debates
The article notes an official aluminum inquiry beginning today with Attorney General and Assistant Attorney General Donovan slated as principal figures. Walsh resolutions were adopted and debates among government officers continued, reflecting ongoing official scrutiny.
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Fennesia
Aebates
Union Pacific to Spend 9.5 Million on Rail Equipment
The Associated Press reports Union Pacific plans a 9.5 million dollar purchase to modernize freight and passenger traffic. The order covers 10 70-foot all steel passenger cars and includes 18 70-foot all-steel bay freight cars to be delivered in the first half of the year.
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Associated Press
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Union Pacific
Alles
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San Antonio
Tex
United States
Canada
Europe
Pr Carles
Protest Clemency For Bank Wrecker
A Denver report from January 6 describes a storm of protest over Governor Morley Mandellas commuting Maurice Man Mai, convicted bank wrecker, a case drawing wide public dispute. The Associated Press notes strong opposition from residents and officials.
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Frock fashion notes and Hamlet costumes in New York scenes
The article surveys a very short skirted eyeing frock with bead trim and a high neck, bead panels, feather fan, and pearls. It compares a queen mother gown in Shakespeare's Hamlet with modern dress, describing an ombre velvet dress with flare, drapery and gold lining, a square décolletage, and an ostrich feather fan in orange.
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Mme, Lisbeth
New York
School Girl Inherits Multi Million Trust Legacy
A 14 year old girl in Surrey New York inherits a legacy exceeding four million dollars from the estate of Claus Reckels, San Francisco sugar king. The trust termination was approved by the Superior Court on motion by trustees Claus A Spreck and Rudolph Spreck. Guardianship will hold the property until she reaches her majority.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
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Surrey
Claus Reckels
Superior Court
Claus A. Spreck
New York
Rudolph Spreck
Jean Ferris
Emma C. Ferris
Daugh
G N Locomotives to Use Montana Oil
The Great Northern railroad signed a contract with Interna Reuting Company of Montana to supply 2 000 000 for passenger locomotives. The deal aims to advance steam power using Montana oil, enhancing railway operations nationwide.
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Montana Oil
New York
Great Northern Railroad
Internana Reuting Company
Montane
Vy Helph Budi
Cancer Institute Sues for 100000 in Libel Case
Taylorsville filed suit against the American Medical Association for damages of 100000 over a criticism printed in the AMA Journal January 3. Morris Fishbein Chicago editor named. Sheriff served summons on Dr Darwin D Barr secretary treasurer of Christian County Medical Society. Routine investigation noted.
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Associated Press
Taylorsville
Uber
American Medical Association
Oxide Cancer Institute
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
Sherifff
Darwin D. Barr
Christian County Medical Society
New York
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Bureau of Investigation
American Medical Association Today
Hoxide Cancer Sanitorium
Conscience bothers confesses to crime in final days
Reno report says Cooney Bilis, 48, confessed to killing Ed Tonke near Gerlach 14 years ago after a drunken brawl. Bilis claims guilt and waning health led him to speak. Sheriff Ferrell seeks Bilis in California.
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Reno
Ed Tonke
Gerlach
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Eilis
C. P. Ferrell
Bilis
English Absorbs Time of French Diplomat
Paris report details the unreachability of Henri Derenger the French ambassador to the United States. A political ally says he is studying English at a language school, uncovering the reason for his absence from public view and press inquiries. The item notes his deliberate secrecy and the mystery surrounding his whereabouts.
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Paris
Victor ‘Henri Derenger
United States
France
Senate
Carol loses all political rights in Romania
Former Crown Prince Carol remains Romanian citizen but loses all political rights under a parliament bill. He cannot enter Romania without royal or regency consent if the king dies. Parental rights over Prince Michael pass to the crown. Princess Helen to remain in Bucharest as Princess of Romania.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Carol
Rumania
Helgo
Michael
Helen
Garter bouquet latest accessory for milady style
The garter bouquet, created by a Philadelphia florist, is worn below the knee as an accessory to a milady’s dress. It features lily of the valley, sweet peas, heath, and feathers tied with ribbons to match gowns or hose and is meant for dances with many dancers seen wearing the item at a social event.
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