California 1 Gets Hearing On Colorado River Project
Washington June 17 Arrangements were made by the house irrigation committee to hold a hearing next week on the southern California delegation's push for the Swing bill. The measure calls for a Boulder canyon dam and lower Colorado basin development to produce power and flood protection at an estimated 70 million dollars. The group, including Mayor Bacon of San Diego and Ralph Criswell of Los Angeles, argues the bill benefits seven states and possibly Mexico, with support from Secretary Fall and high officials. The project is framed as an international matter due to the Colorado River.
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Washington
House Irrigation Committee
Southern California
Bacon
San Diego
Ralph Criswell
Los Angeles
Colorado River
Boulder Canyon
Colorado
Irrigation Committee
Congress
Fall
Kincaid
Harding
Hoover
Arizona
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Mexico
Yuma
United States
Supreme Court ruling condemned in Danbury Fattere case
The report criticizes a Supreme Court decision on workers Mable and a union, arguing the court defies Congress and favors itself over legislative judgments. It notes Coronado precedent linking union funds to acts by unnamed individuals and claims organized labor seeks only proper punishment under law. The report was referred to a special committee.
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Supreme Court
Danbury
Congress
Coronado
Community Meetings on Crime Prevention Set in Casper
A series of community meetings on crime prevention will be held in Casper from June 18 to June 23 under church sponsorship. The events aim to spur state law reform as part of a national movement, with sessions at 3 pm in the First Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Dr. Theodore Maneen of Denver will discuss Prevention, not Cure.
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Casper
Uw City
de. Theodore Maneen
Denver
Child Blind for Three Years Sees Again
Four-year-old Louise Shull, blind since infancy, traveled from Bridger Montana to Casper then Denver for healing. Mrs. McPherson reportedly restored her vision during a Denver Auditorium prayer, with the child exclaiming Jesus made me see as witnesses described a near-miraculous recovery.
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Louise Shull
Casper
Bridger
Mont
Burlington Station
Almon Semple McPherasa
Sam Servite
F. Be, Bateman
Billings
Denver
Ninteen
Baby Louise Paeans
Mra. MecPhoerron
Rail Board Majority Defends Wage Ruling Amid Strike Debate
The board’s majority blasts the minority for urging a strike citing wage cuts and living standards. It argues the decision reflects legal standards and economic laws, warning that recognizing minority budgets would burden railroads and raise public costs.
Rail unions to vote on strike after wage ruling
Cincinnati June 17 The railroad labor board cut wages for members of several unions prompting strike ballots by stationary firemen oil workers and other crews to be issued by general committees on each railroad system Clerks and station employes will not vote A. Fitzgerald grand president said votes will bind workers to the outcome with some roads under existing agreements avoiding walkouts on others
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Bureau of Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rawle
Russa
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Railroad Labor Board
BE. H. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood
Milwaukee Official Optimistic On Rail Strike
Milwaukee official H. E B Earling, vice-president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway, said there would be no strike after a wage cut ordered by the labor board. He noted railways will be taxed to handle crop movement and that officials are preventing a car shortage.
Midwest Pumps Push for Expanded Oil Line to Casper Refineries
The article describes Midwest Pumps seeking an extra pipeline capacity to Casper refineries, arguing current lines are near full and a new inexpensive route would allow swift oil transport. Officials state the company will not restrict shipper access and will offer equal terms and rates, with expansion contingent on field development.
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Midweat
Tts Casper
Caoper
Bentonite Reserve Hailed as World Supply Source
Wyoming officials declare ample bentonite reserves to meet global demand indefinitely. Commissioner Charles Hill cites a new process to rehabilitate newsprint using bentonite and notes millions of tons available across Albany Weston Big Horn Carbon Washakie Natrona counties. Local output has been small, about $10 000 yearly, with Newcastle deposit led by Rep. Frank Mondell.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
State Commissioner of Immigration
Charlies 8
Hill
Commissioner Hill
Albany
Weston
Big Horn
Carbon
Washakie
Natrona
Newcastle
Frank W. Mondell
Salt Creek Route Prompts Railroad Decision
Burlingon officials release news as Salt Creek route questions loom for a proposed line to Buttala and Sheridan. Mammoth Oil plans a heavy drilling push amid rail optimism, with Sinecklar's cooperation seen as key to rapid progress and site access. One man dies and three workers injured in Cherokee park clash blamed on I W W activity. twelve radicals arrested.
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Burlingon
The
Tribune
Salt Creek
Buttala
Sheridan
Mammoth
Sinecklar
Okla
dMinis
Irish constitution announced from London
London telegraph reports the Irish Free State constitution is public. It runs 15,000 plus words and covers British Irish relations including universal suffrage for 21 year olds, oath of allegiance to King George V, and parliamentary authority to regulate armed forces under the Anglo Irish treaty.
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Irish Free State
George V
Ireland
Great Britain
Group of Nations
British Commonwealth of Nations
Woman Seized by Kidnappers Makes Escape
Mrs. Clara Marshall, abducted by four men while golfing at a Cincinnati country club, escaped in Magnesia Springs Indiana and returned with her brother and attorney. She said one kidnapper was her husband Albert Marshall, from whom she had been separated and divorcing. She was in shock and not to be questioned.
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Cincinnati
Clara Marshall
Magnesia Springs
Ind
Alty Jimites
Tndiana
Marshall
William B. Schawe
Cincinnatiahoe Manufacturing Company
Albert Marshall
Marshall Wae
Man Disappears From Northern Pacific Train in Montana
Hal V. Sheetz and two Livingston agents searched Butte for H C Sheets, 82, a retired Chicago engineer, who vanished near Springdale on June 10 while traveling west with his daughter Mrs M O Proctor. They fear a mental lapse led him to leave in his underclothes, with river and hillside searches planned if no lead surfaces.
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Butte
Mont
Hal V. Sheetz
Northern Pacific
Yakima
Wash
Livingston
Mr. Sheets
H. C. Sheets
North Coast Limited
Springdale
M. O. Proctor
Chicago
Sheets
Missoula
Yellowstone
Eigil
Robbers Make 50000 Haul In Chicago
Three youths robbed Mr. and Mrs. Mendelson and Mrs. Weinberger of jewelry valued at 50000 after a summer garden outing. Missing items include two three carat diamond rings, diamond earrings, a string of pearls, two diamond bracelets, a gold mesh bag and 50 in cash. Losses total 15000 for Mrs. Weinberger and 20000 for Mrs. Mendelson plus 600 for Mr. Mendelson.
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Chicago
Joseph Mendelson
G. A. Weinberger
Mandelson
Butte Banks Consolidated in Merger Program
The Silver Bow National Bank of Butte merges with the Metals Bank and Trust Company. Metals Bank increases capital to 400000 dollars and assets to 200000 dollars, taking over all assets of the Silver Bow National. Stockholders of Silver Bow take shares in Metals Bank and Trust. The new institution has resources near 10000000 dollars.
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Butte
Mont
Silver Bow National Bank of
Metale Bank and Trust Company
Metals Bank and Trust Company
Bilver How National
Metals Bank and Trist Company
Thomas Couch
J. 8
Gaylord
William J.thompson
New York Reserve Bank
Buttereh Moouret
James Ty. Pinson
Silver Hox National
John B. Corette
Silver Bow National
Mr. Vinien
Metals Tank
J. J Burke
Silver Bow Nia
Independence Plea for Filipino Self Rule Gains Global Support
A statement from officials and civic leaders asserts Philippine autonomy since 1900 and urges immediate independence, arguing constitutional safeguards, a respected Supreme Court, and social progress under American governance justify a timely transfer of sovereignty. It cites Wood-Forbes findings and the Jones law pledge, dismissing foreign threats after the Washington conference.
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Root
Wood-Forbes
Philippine Supreme Court
Philippine
Philippines
United States
America
Washington
Henning Dining Room Reopens With Weekend Dinner
The Henning dining room reopens today at noon after months of closure. It will stay open as long as patronage warrants. A table d hote dinner will be served Saturdays and Sundays with a la carte service on other days. Manager Bott notes extra staff during dinner hour.
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Henning
Bott
The
Reform chief upholds Busch reform on prohibition stance
St Louis June 11 Adolphus Bunch Tit loon brewer praised for his stand enforcing prohibition on the tippling board and Chairman Lasker of the shipping board denounced for allowing intoxicants on ships outside the three mile zone in a statement to the press by Dr Wilbur P F of Washington at the International Reform bureau.
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ST. Louis
Proat
Adolphus Bunch Tit
Lasker
Shipping Board
Wilbur PF
Washington, D. C
International Reform Bureau
Merger Converts Metals Bank Into Metpla Bank and Trust
The Metals Bank merges into Metpla Bank and Trust Company. Charles Belly remains chairman, James Woodard stays president, and Rwinborne continues as vice president. The merger is effective with customers of Metals Bank transferring holdings to the new Metpla institution.
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Tional
Metpla Bank
Metals Bank
Charlea 7
Belly
James BE
Wooddard
Rwinborne
Duwinese
Metale Hank and Trust Company
Norris on the witness stand in Montana prison probe
Former Montana governor Edwin Norris testifies in a state court case against ex-warden Frank Conley over prison contracts and alleged pork purchases. Rankin challenges Conley’s finances while Norris defends administrative conduct as fair and beneficial to the state.
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Helena
Mont
Algocittes Press
Edwin JL. Norris
Frank Conley
A. J. Horaky
Col. C. B. Nolan
Wellington D. Rankin
Gov
Norris
Conley
George Johnson Jr
Col
Nolan
Horsky
Ranklin
Efe
Norri
Teat Mony
Rankin
Omaha Bandit Five Captured
Carlisle, famed outlaw, was captured two years ago. Natrona posse not yet returned. Sheriff Joe Marquis and deputies searched Friday for Fred Brown, failing to find him in Natrona county. They went toward Little Medicine Bow headwaters. posse expected back late Saturday.
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Natrona
Natrona County
Fred Brown
Joe Marquis
Casper
Little Medicine Bow River
Carbon County
Marquis
Plane crash kills two air service officers near crowd
Louisville, Ky. June 1 A lieutenant from the army air service and a sergeant from the photographic section were burned to death when their airplane fell near spectators at a benefit event. The deceased are Lieutenant O'ilaney of the 88th squadron and Sergeant Arthur Opperman, both from Camp Henry Koos, Kentucky.
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Louisville
Army Air Service
O'ilanley
Arthur Opperman
Camp Henry Koos
Kentucky
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