Colorado State News Highlights Floods and Events
Western Newspaper Union summary of Colorado items notes July 22 Democratic State Assembly in Denver and August firemen’s event in Georgetown, floods threatening rails along Grand and Gunnison rivers, Red Cross drive from Fort Morgan area, wage increases for Vulcanizers in Denver, and multiple local incidents including a railroad death near Salt Lake City and a child injured in Denver.
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Lincoln County
John B. Cosgriff
Ouray Boosters’ Club
Andrew Collings
Salida
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Gunnison
Fort Collins Juvenile Circus Company
Red Cross
Queen
Jake
Julius A. Meyers
American
Adams
Wells-Fargo
Helen Snyder
B. Buckley
Internal Revenue
Thomas J. Tynan
Carson City
Will Apeak
Englewood
Loyalty Day urged for foreign born as Colorado honors Fourth
Governor Gunter urges a sacred Fourth of July with loyalty Day for foreign-born citizens to demonstrate devotion to the country. State and county defense councils push a unified program while a milk condensaries aid committee and food officials address nationwide shortages.
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H. W. Moore
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Colorado
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
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Crows Outwit Hawk in Indian Tree Top Feat
In India the crow duo trap a hawk after one bird lures it, hovering within a panting foot of the beak. The second crow sneaks up, seizes the hawk's tail, and, with a swift dash, topples the hawk in a backward somersault. The titbit is seized by the first crow as the pair fly off triumphant.
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No Mayflowers Gather In London For Pilgrim Meeting
An American woman in London sought descendants of the Mayflower band and posted hotel meeting ads. Photographers and reporters gathered, awaiting Mayflowers, but after 45 minutes none appeared and the meeting adjourned amid disappointment.
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London
England
American Shoes for Japan and Fashion Exchange
Japanese women largely cling to traditional dress with a few upper class adopting modern styles for social events where foreigners gather. C B E. B worth says American shoes can enter Japan with effort, aiding future trade as packet imports grow in ten to fifteen years. He notes many shops make modern footwear but few offer ready to wear options.
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C. B E. Bosworth
Bureau of Foreign and Dmestic Commerce
The Making of F Medicine
Visit to a laboratory highlighting production of a medicine for women’s illnesses. Emphasis on cleanliness, sterilization of utensils, pasteurization, and sealing to ensure safety. Describes routines and care in preparation and notes historical restoration of a medical product.
Propaganda Plan Urged In German Empire Education Drive
A movement seeks to launch an educational propaganda within the German empire to reveal international demands. One writer proposes printing two to three million copies of the Ten Commandments in German and distributing them nationwide by airplane.
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Omaha World-Herald
Japan to issue small paper notes in sen denominations
The Japanese government plans to issue small paper notes of 50, 20 and 10 sen as coinage shortages deepen. The sen is equal to one-half cent of US currency, highlighting cross currency value concerns.
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