Railroad rate case reopened by I C C in western group
A week’s news notes the I C C reopened the rail rate case on wheat and related products in the western group after railroad petitions. A Mineral Lake Lumber plant in Washington suffered a $300,000 fire loss from an engine room explosion. Salt Lake City opens a milk sale for needy children. Scientists gather in Salt Lake for the American Association for the Advancement of Science convention. A Kansas boy 14 hanged himself after his mother spanked him. Utah land commissioner bids 6,407.22 acres of Utah County lands to be sold July 17. A Victor, Colorado woman and a 5-year-old son died after a family shooting incident? (text unclear). Chicago considers prohibiting Ku Klux Klan parades if masked participants appear. A cavern near Wier, Kansas draws crowds amid a natural phenomenon. Labor seeks constitutional amendments for federal veto and court powers. Ogden plans a new mining project, drought conditions noted in Utah. Navy raid claims liquor seized at Norfolk yard. Coast Guard and New York area investigations continue.
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May trade and customs shifts prompt varied reports
May export trade fell from 115,000,000 in April to 03,000,000. Imports rose to 725,400,000 compared with 217,000,000 for April. Prohibitions on the West Coast could disrupt rum running. appeals were made to Congress for an appropri ation. Oregon shoals removal debated. Cavalry officers to train for a junior army team. Green river dam surveys planned in Utah. Crops look strong, wheat and oats expected up. Immigration limits set at 350,000 entrants next year. Japan to form national Christian council. Mauretania voyage unloaded beef from Chicago. Cuba and U.S. intervention noted amid cabinet changes in Cuba.
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Ireland Elects a New Parliament in Coalition Vote
Voters across southern Ireland went to the polls to elect a new parliament under the Anglo Irish treaty terms. The campaign centered on the treaty issue with independents challenging the pro treaty panel. Estimates suggested a significant number of independents might win as Dublin press previews the new constitution and its democratic aims amid taxation concerns.
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Knickerbocker resigns from Oregon Short Line to lead Alaska shipping
Salt Lake City reports superintendent Knickerbocker resigns from the Oregon Short Line after six years as general superintendent to become general manager of the Alaska Steamship Company and the Copper River Northwestern Railroad, under Guggenheim Interests, with Beattle headquarters. Announcement reached the city from Guggenheim offices in Denver.
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Ming Workers Confer on Railmen Strike Crisis
Cincinnati hosted a meeting as Ollon B. M. Jowell president of the railway employees department of the AFL was authorized by shopcraft chiefs to invite United Mine Workers guest officers for a job conference. The aim is joint action against a threatened rail strike while miners, who began a strike April 1, may join discussion.
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Patient Refused to Die in Denver After Pronounced Dead
R Assignane of Oak Creek, Colorado, left for home Sunday after being declared dead by two doctors. He had been in a coma for weeks and later woke, with witnesses noting he moved and responded. Oxygen was given and he fully recovered by today.
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Rail line plans move forward from Delta to Millard
The Los Angeles and Balq Lake railroad seeks a certificate to build a line from Delta to Fillmore then Millard County. Public Utilities Commission actions set formalities allowing construction to start immediately with a goal to complete by year end.
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European Heads Resume Parley For Hague Conference
The Hague conference opens amid renewed hopes for European economic rehabilitation and a Russia readmission to the family of nations. Sixty delegates from about thirty countries meet at the Peace Palace to map a program for June 20 joint talks with the Soviet delegation, while Britain France and Italy weigh between Genoa demands and a conciliatory stance.
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Record hail storm tears through Walnut Nebraska
A severe hailstorm in northeastern Hall county caused a foot of hail on the ground with drifts of about three to four feet. Farmers report heavy losses in poultry and corn needing replanting while several small bridges were washed out by high water.
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Bolne Women Club Launches Campaign against Flirtatious Bosses
In Boise Idaho the Bolne Business Women's club plans a campaign to protect office girls from flirtatious employers. The movement aims to improve efficiency by reducing flirting in offices. The club vows to monitor workplaces and address annoyances caused by flirtatious behavior.
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Montana Man Killed by Bear Near National Park
Montana trapper Joseph Hurot was killed by a grizzly in a national park area. Rangers reported the bear recently killed and partly devoured the man. Hurot's body was found near the park with the bear still nearby, indicating a recent attack by the large predator.
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Livingston
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Dear Miss Brooks Advice Column Compiles Letters
A collection of reader questions and Miss Brooks replies on engagements scars aging and marriage readiness plus practical tips on preventing rust in a stove and general relationship guidance. The exchange shows a 1907 era tone with identifiers from Utah locations and readers seeking sincere counsel.
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Lexia
Roosevelt
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