Colorado Aggies Clinch Rocky Mountain Title 1925
A summary of diverse 1920s dispatches notes Colorado Aggies defeating Wyoming 40 to 0 to clinch the Rocky Mountain Conference championship at Fort Collins. Other items cover Prohibition raids, estate matters, California Arizona water talks, buffalo hunts, potato yields, memorial funding, and various crimes and political developments.
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Red Devils
Wiad
Utah Aggies
Colorado Aggies
University of Wyoming
Fort Collings
Colo
Utah Taxpayers Convene as Statewide Meeting Planned
Utah taxpayers from across the state gather for the Utah Taxpayers Association convention in Salt Lake City with Governor Dern slated to welcome attendees. Separate notes cover tax receipts, school consolidations, trout stocking, harvest festival, and an upcoming convention.
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Salt Lake City
Utah, Taxpayers Association
Dern
Utah
Utah Taxpayers Association
Newhouse Hotel
Stayton Named Missouri Legion Commander for 1925 124
Edward M Stayton, a former colonel and leading civil engineer from Independence Missouri, was elected department commander of the American Legion of Missouri for 1925 24 by the state convention in Springfield He is noted for service in Europe including the Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel offensives and for his public and professional achievements.
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France
Missouri
American Legion of Missovriin
Springfield
Edward M. Stayton
Stayton
Menge- Argonne
St. Miciel
Independence
American Society of Civil Engineers
Slayton
American
Legionnaires Guard Shenandoah Crash Scene
Caldwell and Belle Valley American Legion posts organized relief and patrols after the Shenandoah crash near Caldwell Ohio. Fourteen bodies were carried by Legion ambulance to Belle Valley for family arrangements, survivors to Cambridge, and guard duty to deter looting. Commander Lansdowne and two brothers were honored, with Legionnaires standing guard at Arlington.
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Caldwell
Ohio
O1st
Belle Valley
American Legion
Cambridge
Legion Post
Shenandoal
Ava
Jerome Wilamson
Zachary Lansdowne
Legion
Zach
Lansdowne
Arlington National Cemetery
Terrible winds sweep southern Italy causing ruin and losses
Reports describe a huge storm from the Tyrrhenian Sea devastating Calabria and southern Italy. Waves and hurricane force wreck villages, flood lands, and threaten Messina and Naples with many missing or dead. Calabrian vintages and exports damaged for months.
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Italy
Calabria
Sicily
Messina
Scoras
Portugal
Brittany
Monteleone
Gulf of San Eufemio
Bagnara
Calabrnia
Strait of
Radio bill to broaden secretary of commerce powers
Representative White of Maine will introduce a measure to give the secretary of commerce power to restrict broadcasting stations license radio stations and set a definite policy in the public interest in line with the recent radio conference recommendations.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Representative White
Maine
White
Impeachment Fund Pledged For Texas Governor Probe
A $200000 pledge from Texans funds a special Texas legislature session to investigate Governor Miriam A Ferguson's administration for possible impeachment. Speaker Lee Satterwhite leads the drive and says expenses will be covered.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Lee Satterwhite
Former Nevada Governor Dies at Carson City Home
Reno report states Denver S. Nickerson former governor of Nevada and warden of Nevada state prison and federal prisons director during the World War died at his home in Carson City Nevada.
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Nevada
Reno
Denver S. Nickerson
Nevada State Prison
Carson City
Plane to be preserved at Smithsonian after world flight
The Chicago, part of the army round the world flight, arrived in Washington to be kept as a historic relic. Disassembled and crated, with trailer parts wrapped, it rests on a box car at Bolling Field awaiting museum space for careful reassembly under Professor Carl N. Mitman.
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Washington
Chicago
Smithsonian Institution
Bolling Field
Carl N. Mitman
Vegetable Compound Restores Health, Knoxville Woman Says
Mrs. T. A. Saunders of Knoxville testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her three year battle with fatigue back pain and mental distress. After eight bottles she reports weight gain and no doctor visits for two years, urging others to try the remedy.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Bank of Williford
Ark
Katya Minassian
New York
William A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Billy
Thatcher
Lawrence Copely Thaw
Mary Copley Thaw
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Mrs. Saunders
Lydia E. Pinkham
Knoxville
Tenn
T. A. Saunders
Depot Street
Knoxville, Tenn
Conscience Restored by Apple Theft Payment
J E Lang a Carthage Missouri banker received a five cent payment for an apple stolen eighteen years earlier. The sender signed and stated religious conversion and wish to erase the blot from his record and find peace of mind.
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J. E. Lang
Carthage
Lang
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