Mining Congress delegates debate war mineral relief rules
At the American Mining Congress in Denver on November 11, leaders protest the War Minerals Relief Commission for not considering most claims. The commission may end December 1, 1920, with possible continuation to 1927. The issue covers manganese, chrome, tungsten and other minerals, tariffs, and domestic production versus foreign competition.
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Waterman Grammar School October 11 1920 Attendance
The report lists first through eighth grade classes at Waterman Grammar School. Rostered students include Mary Ill en Chambers, Jimmy Lee, Amador Lopez, Diana Mumos, Janet Breyslaben, and Forrest Dillingham among others. The monthly total enrollment is 183 with varied perfect attendance rates by grade.
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Hwongr Roll Waterman Grammar School
Miss Smailey
Mary Illen Chambers
Jimmy Lee
Daniel Deuchrass
Amador Lopez
Frances Moran
Donal Tune
Loupe Gonzalez
Maxine Quent
Beatrice Haan
Mar
Diana Mumos
Laura Honey
Prank Duan
Illendanes
Florence Colby
Billy Chambers
Donald Marvin Vernon Shaner
Edina Mane Flenniken
Mildred McCoy
Ernest Walton
Florence Preysladen
Alan McDonald
Philip Walton
Elodia Lopez
James Redmond
Carl Wester
Elmer Leak
Ce Clin’ Stiro
Frederick Tlunt
Pitty
Gertrude Stith
Janet Ane Breyslaben
Junior Martin
Jesus Munoz
Mourth
Lois Colby
Billy Oresio
Emleanor Redman
Charles Davenport
Margaret Thursby
Maxton Nrwin
Robert Wheeler
Leta Lee
Paul Duran
Russell Meikle
Juan Macias
Phyllis Woody
Mina Conaway
Forest Dillingham
Kenneth Marvin
Myrtle Meek
Eileen Moore
Maria Moran
Esther McCoy
Paul Roth
James Roth
Dan Walters
Mildred Wester
Grant Mickle
Florence Stockberry
Forrest Vance
Rice growers fear ruin from market crash in California
Sacramento rice growers fear enormous losses due to unstable market and poor storage. J H Stephens of the Pacific Rice Growers Association calls a meeting of growers, millers, bankers and others to plan stabilization. Banks in Sacramento reportedly tied to over 5 million, millers invested about 10 million in valley machinery. a market collapse would threaten the entire Sacramento valley.
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J.H. Stephens
Pacific Rice Growers’ Association
California
Sacramento Valley
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