Senate Rejects Renewal of Arbitration Treaties
Washington June 6 The Senate in secret session refused to ratify renewal of arbitration treaties with Great Britain Italy and Spain. It signals a broad setback to similar pacts, including submitting the Panama Canal dispute with England and Japan’s protest over the California alien land act to The Hague. Leading opponents cited opposition from Chamberlain O Gorman Crawford Owlands Lewi Pomerone Bristow Borah and Works.
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Owlands
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Land Office warns on irrigation company expenditures
The General Land Office instructs local registers that no annual expenditure for stock or interest in an irrigating company will be accepted as satisfactory until a special agent or authorized officer submits a report on the company resources reliability and its actual water right, with each report favorably acted upon by the department.
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General Land Office
Uncle Sam to Conduct Movies in Government Camps
The United States Government awards contracts for thousands of feet of motion picture film as part of a large scale moving picture program. The enterprise is run by the reclamation service camps in the West to keep workers and their families isolated and content.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Reclamation Service
Evelyn Thaw Debuts on London Stage to Quiet Applause
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw slipped into London and made a debut on the English stage in the musical Come Over Here. She danced with Jack Clifford and was warmly received before her identity was known. London's press attacks sparked sympathy for Mrs Thaw among prominent figures.
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Short-Time Enlistments in U S Army Reform
A Salt Lake Tribune opinion argues for shorter active service and longer reserve terms to boost enlistments and build a ready citizen army. It suggests one year active duty with three to seven years in reserve, training 100000 recruits yearly, then recalling them as needed for defense.
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Must Wrap Castings Warned by Post Office
The Post Office Department has issued a notice to all postmasters urging careful wrapping of castings, plow points, and machine parts to prevent sharp edges from damaging nails and equipment. Clothing and dry goods should be packed securely to avoid breakage and soiling during transit.
Buckhorn mine mill under construction in Goldfield
Goldfield Tribune reports progress on the Buckhorn Mines Company mill near Backhorn. F J Siebert monitors ore milling setup aiming for October operation with capacity at least 350 tons daily. Main tunnel 1750 feet long links mine to mill and ore around 300000 tons above 800-foot level promises about $9 per ton profit.
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S.J Kidder
Pitteburg Silver Peak Company
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Transferring Fish From Two Oceans
The United States government proposes cross continental fish movements to cut living costs. Atlantic lobsters will move to Washington Oregon and California and Pacific salmon eggs will be shipped to New England to stock waters and replace native salmon.
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United States
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Examination for State Teachers Certificates Set in Eureka
Teachers examination begins Monday June 16 and runs four days in Eureka Nevada public school building. Applicants should report promptly at o clock each day. A B Lightfoot Deputy Superintendent of Public Schools.
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A.B. Lightfoot
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Butte Payroll Exceeds One Million Monthly In Butte Mines
The April payroll for the Butte mining district reached 1,350,000 with workers paid 8.75 a day under current copper price while earlier when copper topped 17 cents a pound wages were 4 a day and payroll hit 1,500,000. Anaconda Company provides most of the payroll, but new firms are forming and if copper stays near current levels, by next year payroll could climb to 1,750,000 a month.
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Butte Mining Companion
Anaconda Company
Butte
Bugs to Wage War Against Weevils Near Salt Lake
George S Reeves head of the Salt Lake entomology bureau says bugs will be released into alfalfa fields southwest of Salt Lake to see if they survive in the field and help exterminate the alfalfa weevil. The government has wintered these unnamed bags and now tests their self sufficiency. They will be observed by enormologists as the pests feed only on the weevil.
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George S. Reeves
United States Bureau of Entomology
Salt Lake
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