Millenium Around the Bend Promoted by Science Leaders
Kansas City December 22. Dr J McKeen Cattell, retiring A A A S president, urged applying psychological tests to place people in optimal industrial roles to double national production and happiness. He warned anti science currents and praised education and alphabet reforms while stressing psychology’s role in measuring individual and group differences for national welfare.
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Kansas City
American Association For the Advancement of Science
J. McKeen Cattell
Wink
Aiudetts
Cattell
Morott
Rewark
Samuel Gompers
Dog Drowns Rather Than Desert Master
Nilo Elkerton of Fureka clung to his master as a large Newfoundland dog saved his owner but drowned near Newport while Mr. and Mrs. Elkerton fished. A ground swell washed them from a rock. Mrs. Elkerton, a good swimmer, reached safety, while the dog waited and sank with his owner.
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Takiab
Alif
Nilo Elkerton
Fureka
Newport
Waiver of Southwestern Grazing Fees Declared Ended
Washington December 2. The waiver of grazing fees on national forests in the southwest will not be extended beyond that region. Secretary Jardine cites drought relief and improving forage, but says other regions may still receive waivers if conditions warrant. The Chief Forester and advisers recommended a further waiver only for the southwest.
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Washington
WB. Greeley
Jardine
Ranoe
Col. Greeley
Forest Service
Themy
Basin News Basin December 29 local notes and visitors
Miss Isabeltr Lowry of Butte visits M B Sanders home while Miss Marjorie Gillick and Miss Alta Fleming visit Basin relatives. Numerous Basin residents and visitors name here including Miss Venice Warren from Jefferson, John Mercer, Don Sammon, George Holmquist, Ira Bailey, Ed Smith, Antable Fleming, Mrs. August Gruner, Joe Darby, Helen Peats, Doris Taylor, Rev E C Smith, and others. A Basin school teachers dance, visits to Helena, and ore shipments from nearby mines are noted along with church services and Finnish dance.
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Basin
Isabeltr Lowry
Butte
M. B. Sanders
Marjorie Gillick
Dave Kirby
Alta Fleming
Yelena Ingh Schol
Venice Warren
Jefferson
Charles Warren
John Mercer
Don Sammon
Robert Len
George Holmquist
Elena
Ira Bailey
Boulder
Ed. Smith
Cataract
Helena
Finn
Weber
Clyde Darby
Joe
Antable Fleming
St. John's Hospital
August Gruner
Annette
Barbara
Tutte
Jake Matson
Helen Peats
Amazon
BR. E. Leonard
Doris Taylor
Robert Berry
Three Forks
John V. Ronnell
Nattie Mann
Wickes
Simi
E. C. Smith
J. W. Donnell
Marie
Great Falls
Tor
Arthur Nugent
Aretia Paradise
Elect’ Nichols
Neil
Catherine l
Clara McCauley
Witliam Flood
Eugene McCallum
Hattie, Ferguson
Moegsts, Ehner
Honard Johnson and Miller
Crystal
Will Chidester
Melena
Marion Dierte
Robent Prince Withur Reilly
Erick Kenny
Tatte
Zimbalist Woman Sells Home After Record Royalties Profit
New York reports Mrs Zimbalist known as Alma Gluri revealed she sold her Ot Bast Seventy-Second Street home for over 400,000 after buying in 1919 with royalties from more than 1,000,000 copies of a phonograph record Garry Me Back to Old Virginia. She paid $137.60 on the 22 room house despite husband’s opposition. Contracts signed for sale to Jerome G. and Mortimer di Mayer.
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New York
Fapi—Mra Virom
Lesale
Jerome G
Mortimer di Mayer
Scnroder
Korpel
Prioe
Colonel Coolidge Loses Use of His Legs
Plymouth Dec 29 AP Colonel John C Coolidge father of the president is very comfortable after a period of rest he sat up in a wheeled chair but has permanently lost the use of his legs due to faulty blood circulation doctors say the ailment is not heart related and stems from old age and low vitality though he remains cheerful and engaged while reading published reports to him
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Prone
Cram
Wheeler Also Hits Schedulees in Tariff Debate
The article discusses mounting Western sentiment for tariff readjustment as politicians weigh the McNary Haugen plan and the potential collapse of the protective system. Aforesaid prophecy warns farmers may bear the brunt if an adequate tariff is not soon enacted, hinting at upheaval in farming regions nationwide.
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Vere
Daily average crude oil production declines across United States
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly drop in US crude output to 2,002,160 barrels for the week ending December 76, with Smackover Arkansas heavy oil down 1,350 barrels. California, Oklahoma, Texas and other regions show varied decreases and small gains while imports at principal ports fall to 104,429 barrels.
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New York
Mer
United Sites
American Petroleum Institute
Smackover
Arkansas
United States
Calfornia
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texan
West Central
Texas
Southwest Texas
North
Louisiana
Arkansay
Gulf Coast
Parrola
Foo
Wyoming
Bo Warrete
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
California
Atlantic
Interscholastic Championships Considered At Montana Meeting
The Montana Education Association discussed reducing contests such as basketball and track to two days and possibly during vacations. A central principle, ethics codes, pension reform, and a five mill school levy were deliberated. Election of officers and new committee assignments followed.
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Montana Education Association
Tayne Templeton
Kalispell
WV. Fee
Missnmla
Seheri
Lewistown
Association
Murray
Mars Genevieve Albertson
Dillon
OW. Ferandey
Terry
IL Holet
The
State College
Sor Logan
Logan
Sim
Varias
Idorsementa
Varius Montana
Montana
Tie
Hathaway Defense Continues in Paranoia Case Trial
Testimony wrapped up as Dr. Hathaway testified that he examined Mrs. Kelly under authority from her guardian ex husband J. A. Kelly. He described operation details and recovery, noting preexisting mental illness and improved condition after physical treatment. The judge overruled a non-suit motion and Mrs. Kelly’s chances for further evidence were discussed. Court adjourned for the day.
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Irs
Kelly
Dr. Hathaway
Dan
Baltes
Laintiff
Laintiff's Attorneys To Elicit Information From Dr. Hathaway
J. A. Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Hevie
Anay Leonda
Rosefind
Tr. Hathaway
Cotton production may be increased in 1925
Washington reports a projected world lint cotton output of 25,280,000 bales of 478 pounds each after foreign data, up from 24,220,000 last year. Besides the United States, higher crops are forecast for France, Russia, and Anglo Egyptian Sudan, with Mexico smaller and China less reliable due to delayed statistics.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Foreign Service
United States
Bureau
Russia
Sudan
Chienese Cotton Mnll Owners Association
China
Boy Slays Bobcat in Tear Canyon Incident
In Tear canyon south of Boulder, 15 year old Kermit Pierce killed a large bobcat with a pan knife to prevent injury to his dog. Pierce then lassoed the animal’s legs and finished it.
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Boulder
Cole
Kermit Pierce
Tear Canyon
Here
Pierce
Anirle
Rail merger plan attacked at interstate commerce hearing
At today's Interstate Commerce Commission session final arguments on the Nickel Plate merger aired strong denunciations of linking five eastern trunk lines into one system. Chesapeake & Ohio minority stockholders lawyer H. W. Anderson condemned promoter and financier power as dangerous and sinister, calling the plan a new economic anvil on railroads.
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Washington
Dee
Interstate Commerce Commission
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Chesapeake & Ohin
Hocking Valley
Terie
Pere Marquette
Nickel Plate
Wl Anderson
Chesapeake & Ohio
Anderson Enis
President Coolidge Hosts Farm Conference Message
President Coolidge attends a farm marketing conference to address problems from non agricultural groups and to aid in shaping sound policy for holding crop prices and farm assistance. The meeting focuses on agricultural issues and economic policy guidance.
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Coolidge
Rabbi Stephen Wise Reaffirms Belief in Jesus Christ
New York on December 29 Dr Stephen Wise head of the Free Synagogue reaffirmed his belief in the historic reality of Jesus Christ after a sermon discussion at Tuniversity church. Orthodox rabbis and Zionist leaders protested Wise's resignation from the Palestine Appeal campaign and urged the congregation's executive committee to retain him. Messages from national figures supported Wise, while a White House telegram closing with a statement was received by conference leaders and sent by Representative Cornelius Cole.
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New York
Stephen & Wise
The
Free Synagogue
Jesus
Contunity Church
Jeaus Christ
Christ
Nathan Krasa
Irempie Fimeaue Kl
Hig
Wise
Dessus
United Palestine Appeal
Wiss Ar
Rabbls
Remusca
Dr. Wise
Union of Orthodox Rabbia
Chairtian
Tard Samuel Untermyer
Palestine Foundation Fund
Untermyrr
Ies
Whyte House
Corenus Cole
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British Institute of Psychology
Cew
Genciolo
Srientinia
Catell
New England
Lourdes
Oliver Ledge
Conan Doyle
Ewin Linton
University of Georgia
Salem
N. I. Heck
Division of Terrestrial Magnetica and Seismology
Fred Rogers Fairchiel
Yale University
J. C. Jensen
Nebraska Wesleyan University
American Meteorological Society
Flaherty
Kohler
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Company of America
Sam D. Goza
Mont
Bill
Hhrkive
Southwest
Basin News
Guyck
Husvitas
San Jose
Celie
Army Reserve Air Force
Wiliam Mitchell
G. IL McMurray
Robert EB. Ryan
Lyman
Wheeler
North Dakota
Hathaway
Tage Ones
Slariaes HO
Wage
Jesu
Union Bank & Trust Co
James Derham
Sixth Ave
Woods Cross
Gallatin Valley
Bridger Canyon
Chase & Sanborn
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