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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1923

Page

4

Federal Board limits Opium and Cocaine imports for year

The Federal Narcotic Control board and drug manufacturers agreed to cap crude opium and cocaine imports for the current fiscal year at 1922 levels. A schedule will later regulate imports, with emphasis on legitimate medical needs and tighter rules on manufactured narcotics. Colonel L G Nutt warned against surplus narcotics reaching drug peddlers and addicts via army storehouses.

Washington Federal Narcotic Control Board L. G. Nutt Narcotics Division The Protection Bureau

Assemblyman G H Douglas Dies in Sacramento

Assemblyman G H Douglas aged 65, physician of Crescent City and head of the Assembly roads and highways committee, collapsed and died here from a sudden illness. He represented Del Norte and Siskiyou counties and advocated building the Klamath River bridge, amid efforts to secure appropriations during this Legislature session.

Sacramento G. H. Douglas Crescent City Assembly Roads and Highways Committee Douglas del Norte Siskiyou Assembly Klamath River ABCC

Henwood Returned to Prison After Parole Violation

Harold F. Henwood, released from Canon City State Penitentiary under Governor Shoup’s clemency after serving part of a life sentence for double murder, is sent back to prison to complete the life term. He had threatened to kill a young woman, a banker, and a woman he had worked for because she refused his marriage proposal, a parole violation report notes.

Canon City Colo O. H. Shoup Harold F. Henwood Henwood

Federal land banks chartered under new agricultural act

The Federal Farm Loan Board completed charters for the Federal land banks under the agricultural credits act in connection with the intermediate credit system. The Berkeley California land bank received its charter, completing the set of twelve banks ready to function as credit banks and continue their lending activities.

Washington Federal Farm Loan Board Federal Land Banks Land Bank Berkeley Cal Land Banks

Zinc Refinery Plans Near Keokuk Iowa

Joseph F. Leopold secretary of the Iowa Chamber of Commerce reports a new zinc refinery costing 3,060,000 will locate at Keokuk Iowa. The plant will process zinc mined in New Mexico and is expected to boost regional industry and employment.

Des Moines Iowa Keokuk Joseph F. Leopold Iowa State Chamber of Commerce California New Mexico

Pony Express Race proposed from Missouri to San Francisco

Karl Snell of Reno proposes a pony express race from the Missouri River to San Francisco as a Mark Twain memorial. In Topeka, sheriff Mayer of Pottawatomie county was shot and severely wounded by bank robbers after they looted the Farmers State Bank at West Moreland Kansas, per state officials.

Carson Kansas City Coast Missouri River San Francisco Karl Snell Reno Mark Twain Topeka Kans Mayer Pottawatomie County Farmers State Bank West Moreland

Iowa Supreme Court OKs World War II era bonus law

Des Moines Iowa The State s Supreme Court upholds the validity of the Iowa bonus law affirming the lower court s decision. The act assures soldiers sailors marines and horses who served from Iowa in the World War adjusted compensation at fifty cents a day.

Des Moines Iowa States Supreme Court

Viennese musician Hien Sonnenthal leapt from Hotel Astor

Despondent over a failed professional engagement Hien Sonnenthal a Viennese musician employed as an elevator operator at the Hotel Astor for several months jumped from a ninth floor window. Her death is reported from New York.

New York Hien Sonnenthal Hotel Astor

Abraham Obeying God in Call and Faith

Lesson on Genesis 12 1 5 and Romans Galatians James outlines God chosen Abraham leaving his country obedience to God's call and the testing faith of offering Isaac. It highlights separation gracious promises obedience and belief as foundations of the pioneer of faith.

Abraham God Isaac Good

Santa Fe Railway gets extension to install flagman at Reedley crossings

Santa Fe Railway Company was granted until May 15 1923 to complete the installation of an automatic flagman as ordered by the Railroad Commission for crossing protection at Tenth and Eleventh Streets over its Reedley tracks.

Santa Fe Railway Company Railroad Commission Tenth Fleventh Streets Reedley

Coincident Passion Sparks Quiet Domestic Scene

A man speaks ardently as a woman blushes, while Ife searches for his collar stud and she touches up her makeup at the mirror, capturing a charged moment of intimate tension.

Ife

Farm life gossip and trade talk in a Malay peninsula tale

A Hinkley girl asserts her “shrek” understands why many boys abandon the farm. The piece notes the ease of milking from bottles and jokes about a returned explorer claiming a man on the Malay peninsula can buy a wife for S5, stressing that upkeep outweighs original cost.

Hinkley Shrek Malay Peninsula

Public Land Notices and Withdrawals Announced in Independence

The Department of the Interior announces approved plats of surveys for several townships in Twp 12 N to Twp 13 N and ranges 15 18 E. Land withdrawn as water reserve No 65 and lands granted to the Southern Pacific Railway are noted. A preference entry right of nine days applies, with applications due before filing. lands open to the public June 19 1923.

Department OF the Interior U.S. Land Office Independence Calif Wandisk Southern Pacific Railroad Company See the Ney St. of Nwig

Notice Change of Ownership of Business

Notice states Frank B. Nickey has leased Mother's Place restaurant in Randsburg California from Jamie Hallowell. Nickey will run the restaurant and disclaims responsibility for Hallowell debts or liens. Hallowell not liable for Nickey debts. accounts go to Hallowell for payment. Dated February 5 1923. espen-

Frank B. Nickey Jamie Hallowell Mother's Place Butte Ave Randsburg California Jannie Hallowell

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