Telegraphic Tales of Important Events of the Lost Seven
A collage of brief items reports across regions and topics. From Washington and Idaho crop declines to Oregon gains in December forecasts, a San Francisco harbor plan costing 21000, a fatal wind toppled stage near Chehalis, and a Pueblo iron plant restart with 500 workers.
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Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Federal Division of Crop and Livestock
Pacific
Spokane
Wash
Idaho News Notes From All Parts of Idaho
A digest of Idaho items reports the University of Idaho seeking a 1 634 000 biennium appropriation, a county tax payment case heading to the supreme court, engagements and farming plans, game and tax revenues, railroad work progress, a state senator resigning for ill health, and Lewis and Clark highway fundraising. Includes Caldwell dairy output and irrigation project notes and a college commencement assignment.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
A. Hi. Upham
Boise
Dana Brinck
Third Judicial District
Supreme Court
Ethel T. Clark
W. T. Booth
Idaho
Bolso
H. A. Tallman
Ada County
Howan
Moore
Iere
Florida
Moffat Tunnel Progressing Ahead of Schedule
The Moffat tunnel west of Denver is nearly one-third complete and 10 percent ahead of plan. Bores through James Peak and cross cuts total about 620 feet, with main heading enlargement advancing faster at the east portal where rock is solid. Contractors face costly shaling on the west end but project aims to finish by July 1927 and open vast coal and oil shale regions to rail transport.
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Denver
Moffat
Rocky Mountains
Here
East Portal
West Portal
James Peak
Colorado
Must Be Right Spirit In Your Breast Rages Within
A terse line warns of a dangerous spirit stirring in the breast with voices urging caution as hidden forces rise. The phrasing evokes early 19th century moral reflection on temptation and restraint in public life.
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Twin Falls
Wells
Nevada-Rogerson
Idaho
Railron
Optimist Quote Fragments on Belief and Luck
A compact reflection pairing Emersonian luck with belief in circumstance. The fragmentary text cites a misquoted line about optimism as a clever lens to see blessings, aligning with a philosophical take on cause and effect through personal outlook.
Siki and party arrested after restaurant disturbance
In Memphis a Black man Siki, his wife, and her brother were arrested after a disturbance at a fashionable suburban restaurant. They allegedly demanded service despite the place being whites-only, were blocked, and a charge of drunk and disorderly conduct was filed.
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Memphis
Tona
Sit
Memphis Merries
Persuma
Siki
Primes Born on Pullman Laramie Train Saga
A train en route from San Francisco to Denver brought Princess Lani and her newborn son to a hospital in Laramie after being torn from the Pullman car. The Seely born son of Prince Let Lani and the mother were reported in uncertain condition, with the infant and mother in care.
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Pullman
Laramie
San Francisco
Denver
Let Lani
Lani
Tragic skating mishap claims young Becheman life
Samuel Ray Becheman, 14, son of miner Thomas Becheman, was fatally struck at Radley when he stumbled onto a tire and was hit by a Santa Fe freight train near Skating Vitteborg. Authorities investigate the accident and warn onlookers to keep clear of railroad tracks.
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Skating
Vitteborg
Kaa
Samuel Ray Bechonan
Yrareld
Thomas Beeheman
Santa Fe Freieht
Radley
Howse Chosen to Succeed Bundy in Washington Command
Secretary Weeks selects Major General Robert L. Howse commander of the First Cavalry Division at El Paso Texas to lead the Fifth Corps Area with headquarters at Columbus Ohio upon Istoe retires next June Howse holds the Distinguished Service Medal for World War I and citations for gallantry during the Spanish-American War.
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Howse
Bundy Washington
Weeks
Robert L. Howse
el Paso
Tex
Teal Minex Coheed
Doane Lamy
Fifth Corps
Columbus
Istoee
Galee
Weekly Menu Suggestions From He & Tien Cabinet
A long restaurant style weekly menu lists breakfasts dinners and suppers for Sunday through Saturday. It includes recipes and cooking notes such as Curried Apples, Ginger Pudding and Steamed Cranberry Pudding, with ingredient measurements and baking steps. Fruit dishes and baked goods appear alongside savory mains like Roast Chicken and Stuffed Baked Fish.
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Denver
Toy telephone game with neighbor Billy
Billy, a small neighbor, visits and uses a toy telephone to simulate a call. He instructs me to answer twice and then declare the line busy, guiding the play in a humorous exchange quoted from a Chicago Tribune snippet.
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Billy
Chicago Tribune
Radium Rays Observed From Animals Plants and Insects
French scientist Al Nedon reports radium rays emanate from living matter and minerals. In a Popular Science Monthly showcase he presented three photographic plates showing luminous impressions caused by a radioactive mineral an insect and a green leaf placed on the emulsion in a dark room.
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al Nedon
Popular Science Monthly
Nedon
Coral Agate Airship Idea From 1709 Print
A Vienna printed item from 1709 describes coral agate used to build an airship devised by a Brazilian priest. An iron framework over the pilots head carried large coral agates that were said to gain magnetic power when heated by sun, aiding vessel lift.
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Vienna
Authors Seek Protection Law Against Yugoslav Copying
A proposed authors protection bill aims to end Yugoslavia's lax copyright regime. It asserts foreign works lack protection and local journalism is not treated as property, seeking stronger safeguards for authors.
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Europe
Yugoslavia
Box Office for Undertakers Spars with Humor
A London humorist notes an undertaker suggesting the trade adopt a more inviting label. He quips the funeral shop could be called the Box Office to soften the public image. The remark frames professional rebranding as a light jab at industry stigma.
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Box Office
Lonon
Earth al mond weed tubers yield thirty percent usable
The tubers of chufe or earth al mond, found in parts of the country, are an annoying weed and yield about 30 percent usable material.
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Chehales
Etre
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Pueblo
John Killegand
du Pont Sear
du Pont
L. Ms. Lathrup
3 & Champlain
George W. Clark
Ate Preverment Company
Af Poratehabo
Malls Court of Appeals
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Herantun
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Joseph
Willard Mack
New York
Mack
Mark
Newlie
Smithsonian Institute
Harterly
Alfred Mc Kren
Tranaportetion Eystem
United States
Annsun
Daffy
FACOG
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Coon
Coast Guard
Downes
Davis
St Louis
Harry Finckskamm
Leavenworth
Erie Railroad
A. W. Baldwin
Elmo Bereemneini
Pawtucket, IL
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Christeas Tree
Elmo
Bursum
New Mexico
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Wheaton
North Canenton
N. C
Abraham Lincoln
Ford
Wowlrww Wilson
la Cuarita
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Edith Bolling Wilson
John F. Hylan
Ontimate In
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Gary
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Jack Johnson
Spain
British Trues Union Congress
London
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Aero Club of France
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Communist Party of
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Perwine
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Sir Lee Oliver Stack
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Japan
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George Nicholas Ifft
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France
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Francis J. Kirehof
Colo
New York City
Pocatello
Plana
Maho Farm Bureau
Paul V. Nash
H. A. Bjorkman
Ilaho Farm Bureau
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Min Woke
Jerome
John T. Salisbury
Atute
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Lewiston
Missoula
Mont
Maho
Congrese
Caldwell
Noise Valley Co-operative Creamery
J. McClusky
Irvane
H. Hays
Mr. Stays
Gooling
Charles Wesley Tenney
Moffat Tunnel
Emerson
Lueto Tranecrips
HE &. Tien
Menia
Hobert Bridges
al Smith
Manchester
Edward Murphy
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Hall
F. Je Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Warr Core
GO. Enon
Eesere Deseret Book Co
East So
Temple
Salt Lake City
Utah
LD. S. . Business College
Mate St Salt Lake Cry
Ura
PSOE
Baeeor
Salt’ Lake City
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