Flood control dam plan tops California bill
A proposed government flood control dam project at Boulder Canyon on the Colorado River, with a $30,000,000 price tag, was outlined in a bill by Representative Fredricks of California. The report also notes a murder suspect identified in Los Angeles, Nevada wool clip sales, and various national items including football fleet championships, an embargo on poultry imports to California, and fires and accidents across several states.
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Idaho News Notes From All Parts Idaho
Short news notes from Idaho towns report at Davenport and Reardan graduations May 21 1925 assignments on state legislature tax talk Nampa Salvation Army drive Rupert reclamation claims Rogerson Wella rail work Nampa post office inquiry new York editor dies Paris Russia flag hoisted Sweden prince ill etc. McCall and Kamiah fairs profits and improvements Boise Payette man dies from accidental poisoning.
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Charles Wesley Tenney
Gooding College
Lincols County
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J. B. Aldrich
Reardan Wash
Boise
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Salvation Army
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Reclamation Bureau
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Oregon
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Wella
Nevada
Joan
Ada and
Canyon County
Ponmona Franges
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
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Cour d’Alene
Coe Publishing
J. Knoe Coe
Mora
Mesa Orchards Company
Mesa
Kaumiah
Commercial Club
Krek. Thomas
Kinhe Falls
Carl W. Giesler
Payett
Mra
Giesler
Payette County
Payetto
Couzens Committee Finds No Dishonesty Yet Flags Bureau Lax Work
Washington report shows Senator Couzens stating the special committee found much loose execution in the internal revenue bureau causing potential losses of millions. He cites cases of overallowances, lack of uniform procedures with the Shipping Board, and improper amortization on war plants, urging simplification and public suggestions.
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Power of Evil Spirit Said to Roam the World
A terse note describes a powerful evil spirit abroad in the world, citing gloom and doom as a universal concern. The fragment mentions the concept in relation to a dour era and unrest, reflecting superstition rather than verifiable events.
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Suletts
Froude
In Same C hat aoe ra mae . t cup
The text appears garbled with many errors and obscured phrases making it impossible to extract a coherent event, names, or locations. No clear entities or actions are identifiable for a reliable summary.
Perpetual Hope in Howe’s Monthly Letter
A fragment notes an expectation of an important letter to Howe's Minthiy, reflecting a diaristic sense of ongoing communication. The crude spelling hints at a personal, historical correspondence habit amid everyday life.
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Perpetue
Howe
Mee Byfield Gets New Trial Atanta Ga
Mrs Clyge Bufland granted a new trial in a suit for 100000 damages against Walter Candier arising from an alleged attack on the steamship Berengaria about two years ago. Georgia Court of Appeals reversed a DeKalb county jury verdict for Candier. The court found the judge had favorable instructions to the defendant.
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Clyge Bufland
Walter Canitler
Berengaria
Georgia Court of Appunis
DeKalb County
Candier
Court of Appeals
Bandits Hang Watchman At Denham Garage Heist
Four bandits robbed the Denham garage at 2325 and stole a car after hanging W Keller the night watchman. Keller was found unconscious two hours later by a patrolman with feet barely touching the floor and the attackers fled the scene.
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Cole
W. Keller
Denham
Keller
Garacy
Patrowman
Senate Judiciary Panel Sets Subcommittee on Herald Editorial
The senate judiciary committee met in executive session and appointed a subcommittee to probe the Washington Herald editorial. The action signals scrutiny of editorial content and potential implications for press oversight.
Davis Addresses Pittsburgh on Autocracy and Milk Metaphor
Hall. Davis, a noted reformer, said politics are rotten and autocracies arise from weak statesmanship. He cited a dairy ad sample given to a slum woman who rejected the milk after finding a thick yellow scum, illustrating distrust of officials.
Green's August Flower claims fifty eight years of surpassing excellence
The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness headaches and related digestive disorders. It asserts fifty eight years of successful use in millions of households worldwide and promotes 80 and 90 cent bottles.
P D Q Line Quip Highlights Banquet Boardroom Humor
At a Madison banquet ICC chairman H Meyer recounted a railroad tale about a suspect in hog theft. The court scene centers on a stationary alibi at a P D Q station from 9 15 to 12 50, the punchline being the suspect awaiting the 10 20 express.
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P.D.Q. Balthasar H. Meyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Madison
Dream Invasion Ends With Mouse Scare
A Southside woman dreamed that Fat bit her feet and had wounds cauterized by a physician. As she woke, it seemed Fat crawled on her neck and she screamed. A tiny mouse scurried from her arm to the floor, according to the Indianapolis Star.
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Indianapolis Star
Cuticura Ad Promises Pimples Cleared Fast
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment Soap and hot water to remove pimples and blackheads in five minutes and keep skin clear with daily use. It warns against Cuticura Talcum. The piece then notes the deaths of Martha and Elizabeth Theakstone, twin sisters, in England after 92 years of marriage.
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Martha
Elizabeth Theakstone
England
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