Inland Empire Wheat Crop Outlook Forecasts Decline
Edward Packard of Seattle estimates the Pacific Northwest wheat crop will be 25 to 40 percent smaller than 1915 due to severe winter and backward spring. Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho and Eastern Oregon suffer storage and replanting needs while 15,000,000 bushels are carried over. Harvest may not start in the Pacific Northwest until late July with exporting aims to eastern ports and rail shipments, as farmers hold over grain to weather conditions.
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Postmaster General Charged With Lobbying
Washington May 23 A resolution by Representative Good of Town charges General Burleson with organizing a postoffice lobby. The measure calls for a committee inquiry amid a flood of telegrams and letters from postmasters urging rejection of Senate amendments to the rural free delivery routes appropriation bill. The resolution contends rural route extensions harmed patrons and service while politics influenced consolidations.
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Washington
Burleson
Postoffice
Good
Senate
Prank Dolan Dies In Mining Accident
Franks Dolan a mining man well known in the region died yesterday after a lingering illness during the last month. He was a long time miner and recognized for his work in the mines.
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Prank Dolan
Aingering
Frank Dolan
Horoscope for the Day Predicts Mixed Fortunes and Tense Events
The reading warns of adverse planetary alignments bringing delays for merchants and bankers. It foresees sensational incidents requiring legal aid in summer, cautious financial risks for people born today, and potential political tension including women’s influence and peace negotiations. The forecast notes seasonal gains for summer resorts and difficulties for theatrical planning.
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Germany
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Great Lakes
Copsright
McCluren
Dolan Resident of Butte and Alaska Death Notice
Irish native Dolan spent summers in Alaska owning gold properties and winters in Butte. He served three years as deputy U S marshal in Alaska. He was single and lived with two sisters in Butte, plus brothers and several nieces and nephews. He passed away at the residence of Mrs Empir Street. announcement to follow.
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Butte
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United States
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Ann
Ogden
Utah
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Helena
Charles Dolan
Agnes
Florence Boyle
James
Joseph
John
Madge
Lumber rate ruling targets West Coast shipments
Washington report notes the Interstar Commerce Commission found combination rates on lumber from Eastern Oregon to Oregon Washington and other states unfair and prejudicial. The ruling blocks a plan by the railroad to set lower power rates from September 1.
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Oregon
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Montana
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Nebraska
Interstar Commerce Commission
Cumberland Presbyterian Church backs federal prohibition amendment
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church at its eighty sixth general assembly in Alabama May 23 endorsed a constitutional amendment for federal prohibition, signaling church support for the national effort.
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Cumbrland
House Strikes Porto Rican Bill Amendment on Woman Suffrage
Washington May 23 The house voted 89 to 59 to strike from the Porto Rican bill an amendment granting woman suffrage to the islands. The bill then passed without a roll call virtually as introduced.
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Porto Ric
Washington
Missing deputy case unsettled near Lewistown
A missing deputy case involves Harry Randolph a homesteader near Lewistown and John Afferbach of Grass Range. Police suspect foul play and search for both men with a $100 reward for Randolph’s arrest and delivery and $200 for information locating Afferbach dead or alive.
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Talines
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Homestead
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Grass Rance
York County
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Ricar
Habitual Criminal Given Life After Guilty Plea
Spokane reports William F. Smith a former convict pleaded guilty to habitual criminal charges after being arrested on two counts of assaulting women. He received life imprisonment in the Superior Court, with another five years to life term on earlier assaults in Snohomish County.
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William —F. Smith
Rumore
Smith
Pententary
Snohomish County
Atrain Smith
Ohare
Hill Recovers from Illness, Expected at Office This Week
Hill is reported to be recovering slowly from an illness that kept him home for several days. Business associates expect him to return to his office this week.
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Hill
Butte Theater Project Clears Path for Construction
The last obstacle blocking a new theater site in Butte was removed when Edward W Miller withdrew injunctions to stop George Nelson and the city from ejecting him from his photo gallery. A Seattle theater company plans a 48 seat project on East Park Street between Main and Wyoming, with work to begin as insurers approve the site.
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Butte
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Uimtwet
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East Park Street
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Frank G Janney dies after long metallurgical career in West
Frank G Janney 12 died at his Los Angeles home following an appendicitis operation. Born in Salt Lake City, he built a long career at several mines and mills across Utah Idaho and California. He led mill operations for Utah Copper and Tah Copper among others and held multiple consulting roles. He was a Mason Shrine and member of several clubs. He is survived by his mother wife nine children and six grandchildren.
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Los Angeles
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Alaska Gold Mining Company
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Market Receipts and Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Seattle May 28 receipts show hogs fat hogs prime to choice meat at 969.0 to 850. Get prices for cattle prime to medium choice 6.50 7.50 cows common 4.50 to 9.75 bulls 4.30 to 6.50 calves 25 to 8.50 sheep prime lambs 10 to 10.50 yearlings 9.99 to 9.80 wethers 8.50 ewes 7.20 New York May tile paper 3 percent Sterling exchange sixty day bills 47.24 demand 47.30 bonds firm time loans firm 60 days 3 percent 90 day 3 percent call money higher high 2 percent low 2% per cent ruling rate 2% last loan 2% closing bid 2% offered at 2 percent.
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