Fall voices opposition to Yellowstone Lake dam in parks policy
Secretary Albert B. Fall reports to Senator McNary that private dam or irrigation projects within Yellowstone National Park are not advisable. He says any such works must be Congress authorized and controlled by the Federal Government, preserving park purposes while allowing future public or private developments only with specific authorization.
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Wwashington
Albert’ B. Fall
Charles L. McNary
Irrigation Committee
Tam
Montana
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Congress
Albert B. Fall
Department of the Interior
National Park
Yellowstone Lake
Hard Winter Ahead for Bureau Heads IN ORVETEELANDING
President Harding warns against government official propaganda opposing department reorganizations. Congress faces floods of protests from bureau chiefs and supporters aimed at swaying approval of reorganizations for efficiency and cost reduction. Bureau chiefs host dinners for key representatives to influence sentiment in favor of the plan.
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Orveteelanding
Harding
Senate
House
Congressional Joint Committee On Reorganization
Congress
Belleau Wood Memorial aims to rebuild village as tribute
The Belleau Wood Memorial Association plans a $300,000 project to rebuild the village of Belleau near Chateau Thierry France as a lasting monument to American soldiers who died in the great drive. Members will receive one-dollar memberships with a badge and a book listing all contributors to be kept by the town mayor. The article lists the states and counts of American soldiers buried in Belleau Wood cemetery, with totals by state and a roster of association officers and committee members.
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Chateau Thierry
France
Belleau
Belleau Wood
Belleau Wood Cemetery
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Colorado
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Tiineis
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South
Leagu e Wants Water Power Act Amended
League pushes for an amendment to the Water Power Act amid debate over federal energy policy. Officials and industry groups weigh implications for dams hydro projects and funding streams.
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Leagu
Losses From Nonstandard Packages Hurt Fruit Markets
The USDA Bureau of Markets urges standard containers to curb fraud from short measure and diverse crate styles. Dozens of crate types and barrels create confusion and higher marketing costs while undermining fair pricing. Weight should be the sale basis where possible, with count for size graded goods.
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United States
Agricultura
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Farm management urges careful farm selection across regions
United States Department of Agriculture specialists warn young farmers to weigh new regional factors when choosing farms. A farm must balance business viability with home life and community advantages. Even with good buildings and roads, soil limitations can cap income, while improvements can be added over time.
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United States
Agricultu
United States Department of Agriculture
Menna
Picking and Packing Blackberries for Parcel Post
Growers shipping blackberries by parcel post must handle fruit with care. Experts from the United States Department of Agriculture say rough picking and handling can injure berries more than transit. Shipping weight for a 16 quart harvest ranges near 27 to 80 pounds, affecting postage costs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
International City Project Proposed by Hendrik Anderson
An American in Rome proposes an international city to be built anew near sites in New Jersey Hawaii Cuba and European locales. It would house an international court bank medical congress press building chamber of commerce and separate national buildings. Cost estimated at 500 million with a projected net yearly gain of 21 million for each participating nation. Lectures will be held in the United States and Paris with papal approval and land offers from Belgium and Greece.
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New Jersey
Hawaii
Cuba
Paris
Riviera
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Greece
Hendrik Anderson
Rome
Anderson
International Court of Justice
Anderson Wilingly
International Bank
International Medical Congress
International Chamber of Commerce and Labor
International Clearing House of Information
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
United States
Sorbonne
Benedict XV
Japanese Nuns at Sennyuji Near Tokufuji Japan
A correspondent notes Sennyuji near Tokufuji, Japan as a burial site for mikados from the Kamakura and Tokugawa eras. Graves are modest, grounds are well kept, with a wide cypress lined walk, shrines, granite sand, and tiled roofs bearing a chrysanthemum motif.
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Tokufuji
Japan
Sennyuji
Wet Inside and Out Marine Faces Dock Fall Accusation
A Marine faces an Office Hours inquiry after falling from a dock while allegedly intoxicated. The accused Marine denies misconduct and claims sobriety. A buddy witness recalls the private as the wettest Marine seen, as the commanding officer questions the recovery of the fallen man.
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Jones
Centennial tribute marks Daguerre birthplace site
In Bry-sur-Marne near Paria the centenary of photography was celebrated. Daguerre worked there in 1820 on experiments that led to the daguerreotype, the foundation of modern photography and its later motion picture development.
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Bry-sur-Marne
Paria
Daguerre
Free to Brag of It Mn Bucka Yea Career
Fragmentary reminiscence cites a wartime career with pride and mentions money from lead. The tone is retrospective and self-advancing, referencing wartime years and personal achievement amid scarcity. The readable bits focus on pride in past work and a claim of financial gain from lead.
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Bucka
L Age
Dressmaker Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy for Relief
Vernon Texas dressmaker recounts three years of monthly pains and bed rest until using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She reports regained ability to work and do housework and invites others to write for health guidance from the company.
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Vernon
Tex
Lydia E. Pinkham
B. Pinkham
Misa
W. M.st
N. Commerce St
Vernon, Texas
Stephen
Temptations, Satan and a pastor's blunt reply in Alabama
A negro church member spoke to the minister about temptations in life. The pastor grunted and said people pullin at the devil's coattails leave him little time to chase anyone, illustrating a folk humor about temptation.
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Alabama
Satan
Piano Sacrifice Sale by Jones Piano Co
Des Moines piano sale offers a beautiful instrument at a reduced price with easy terms. The notice invites inquiries and provides the company address 807 Walnut St to discuss payment options and delivery.
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Jones Piano CO
Walnut St
Des Moines
Towa
Bank robbery trick captured on sidewalk camera
Statement recounts a sensational daylight bank heist where one robber set a motion picture camera on the sidewalk without film and cranked it as accomplices removed the loot, prompting wonder how no one intervened.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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