Dinner Highlights Growth In Local Chamber Membership
About 175 members of the Chamber of Commerce attended a dinner at the city temple dining room. The program included a pep talk by the dinner committee led by President Allison, a four piece Princess orchestra, and vocal performances by Harold Vaughan and a chorus. Speakers Hon. Thomas Hunter and Dr. George P. Johnston urged school district debt authorization. A cadet uniform high school student George Guy spoke on school needs.
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Chamber Commerce
Onic Temple
Peter S. Cook
Allison
Messrs
J. F. Ross
W. E. Fair
Fred H. Porter
Princess Orchestra
Harold Vaughan
Charles Irwin
W. L. Dumm
Stanley Vaughan
G. C. Owen
W. 8
Ig & Bob
T. Blake Kennedy
Kennedy
Thomas Hunter
Hunter
George P. Johnston
Cheyenne
George Guy
Archie Allison
Balloon race update and KC landing noted
Report details a balloon entry titled Gangas G with pilot Richard Thompson and aide Weeks, unclear outcome. Belgian entry Belgica reportedly landed in Lake Champlain near Burlington Vermont with all aboard safe. Kansas City balloon H. B. Honeywell landed near Tongue On Lake George after international flight delay.
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Richard Thompson
Birming
Lieut
Peon
Belgica
Lake Champlain
Nearlington
Lieut Thomp
Nsas City
Kansas City
H. BE. Honeywell
International
Lake George
New
Honeywall
George Myers
Pioneer of Pressdom Called by Deseret News Veteran
Horace Whitney, noted Utah publisher and longtime Deseret News figure, died Monday afternoon after paralysis. From 1899 to May he served as manager and promoter of the paper’s church-related programs. Whitney, a pioneer in Utah journalism, left a lasting imprint on the state press.
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Horace Whitey
Utah Sper
Dusiness
Whitney
Deseret News
Prmon
Churda
Mt Dapor
Cox Aims to Seek Senate Consultation if Elected
Governor Cox of Ohio says if elected president he would meet with the Senate to reach an agreement on the aims of nations and delay a decision until the senatorial election. The statement drew reaction from supporters and opponents alike as campaign momentum grows.
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Untington
West
Cox
Ohio
Senate
Jay
Money for Building Homes Here Commands Premium
Money for building homes here commands premiums over a third as Railway Employes Building and Loan borrowers pay premiums averaging 84.7 percent. At a Monday night meeting seven loans totaling $22,000 were approved, with borrowers receiving $65.30 for each $100 allotted after premium costs.
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EMAND
Railway
King Alexander of Greece Dies After Monkey Attack
King Alexander of Greece died at 5:20 p.m. Monday from wounds suffered when a pet monkey attacked him in early October. His heart weakened over Sunday as pulmonary symptoms intensified, and doctors said his condition was hopeless at noon. News reports note possible succession questions with former King Constantine reportedly returning to Greece to claim the throne.
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Greece
Alexander
Athens
Creece
Associated Press
Constantine
Reece
Plebiscites Vote Dry Across Dominion Provinces
Four Canadian provinces move toward dry status as plebiscites show large anti import liquor majorities. Halifax and Winnipeg vote wet in limited areas, with Regina reporting 3508 wet to 3217 dry, while Nova Scotia Saskatchewan and Alberta later show dry margins. Manitoba results unavailable.
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Ont
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Regina
Saskatchewan
Sasketchewan
Alberta
Mit
Canadian whiskey flood hits Spokane market
In Spokane on October 26, police report an unusually large arrival of high grade Canadian whiskey. Prices dropped to seven dollars and fifty cents per quart, two fifty above pre prohibition levels, while authorities seek to curb traffic and curb the flood of imports. Captain Detective Byrne commented in a newspaper interview that Canadian whiskey is being received here, prompting police action to stop the traffic.
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Pokane
Wash
Mar UN J. Byrne
Src
Legionaries Pressure President to Remove Alleged Reds Friend
Washington report says Legionnaires from the American Legion present as a committee led by D Lindwey delivers a standard-requests plan to President Wilton for removing Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis Post. The drive cites a May special committee report alleging obstruction of deportation efforts.
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U.S
Washington
Got
Louis
Wilton Tuasday
Ian Legion
Manding
Post
Pershing to Visit Thawland for Rest Break
General John J. Pershing is due to arrive this week and stay about two months at Thaw land to recover. Landlords Mr and Mrs Demorest, owners of the house, say his health is poor and he plans a rest before a trip to South America.
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Beacrest
John J. Pershing
Thawland
Mere, Demorest
The
South America
MacSwiney dies after 74 days hunger strike in Cork
Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork and leader of the Irish hunger strikers died in Brixton prison after 74 days of fasting in protest against a two year sentence. His brother John and Father Dominic were with him. Mrs MacSwiney and his sisters waited nearby as authorities prepared for possible demonstrations.
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London
Associated Press
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
Brixton
John MacSwiney
Chaplin
Dominic
Mrrs. MacSwiney
Annie
May
Fom
MacSwiney
Father Dominic
Eng
Inter
Third Starvation Victim Murphy in Cork Dies at 25
A Cork hunger strike among eleven imprisoned Irish Volunteers leads to the death of Joseph Murphy, 25, unmarried and an athlete. Born in Lynn, Massachusetts, Murphy was said to be an American citizen by some reports, with his father Timothy Murphy living in Pontaduff Cork. The case prompts a State Department inquiry into his citizenship and origins.
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Joseph Murphy
Cork
Murphy
Irish Volunters
MacSwiney
Brixton
London
Corkall
Michael Fitzgerald
Lyon
Mass
Colby
Lint Murphy
Lynn
Ireland
Timothy Murphy
Pontaduff
America
Lyne
Tee
Cathon
Death of Cork Lord Mayor labeled murder by Irish hunger strike
Thousands of American sympathizers join a Columbus Circle protest in New York denouncing the death of Cork Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney and Micheal Fitzgerald after hunger strikes. The crowd urged U.S. officials to intervene in Ireland’s plight as Irish activists organize more demonstrations.
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Ireland
New York
Get
Thouands
Shah
Bo Iiis
Great Britain
Terence Macegony
Dudley Field Malons
Labor Party
Waller B. Halloway
Philadelphia
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