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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

6

Indians Want Snake Dance

Albuquerque June 6 report on the Pueblo snake dance seen as a religious ceremony by the Hopi and Zuni, its role in rain prayers, and opposition to government curbs by Burke. Indians argue motorized dances curtail worship while noting noncompliant dances differ from secular dances.

New Service Albuquerque N. M Burke Charles H. Burke U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Pablo Absita Isleta Pueblo Isleta Washington

Tax Rate Is Highest

London reports Manchester carries the largest municipal debt in the British Empire with an estimated 30 million pounds and assets of 46 million. To cover expenses and interest the city council set a rate of 12 shillings in the pound. Manchester’s assessable value exceeds all British cities, pushing residents to pay more in taxes than elsewhere in the empire.

London Associated Press Manchester Great Britain British Empire

Vast U S iron reserves stated at start of 1021

A historic U S assessment places iron ore in situ at 9.855 billion metric tons at the start of 1021. A remark notes potatoes as good receptacles for cut flower stems. A third line observes that many savages paint their skins to guard against cold.

United States

Emigration Rise Sparks British Concern Over Skilled Labour

London reports a growing flow of British artisans and domestic servants to the United States. A government committee probes causes as annual quotas tighten and most nations face entry limits until July. The Westminister Gazette notes America remains a magnet but lawmakers curb inflows while Britain fears losing skilled workers.

London Great Britain United States America France Germany United Kingdom Westminster Gazette

Kappa Sigma Pi Plans Meeting at Wyandotte Cave

Kappa Sigma Pi to hold national council and camp in Wyandotte Cave Indiana from August 20 to 31 with delegates including church leaders and high school students. The organization has chapters across 40 states and seven foreign lands. The cave lies 85 miles west of New Albany on the Blue River and features 23 miles of caverns and the world’s largest stalagmite.

Cincinnati A. P. Wyandotte Cave Indiana Kappa Signa Vi National Council Kappa Sigma Pi Wyandotte New Albany Ind Blue River

Birds and fish respond to colors in light studies

The study notes birds show color sensitivity similar to humans while fish react most to green and yellow lights, highlighting species differences in light perception.

Romance of Japan Figures in Belgrade Will Case

A Belgrade court case centers on Lacroma Island near Ragusa with ties to Richard Coeur de Lion and royal lineages. Princess Elizabeth, once Elisabeth Hapsburg, renounced her rights after a 125000 pound settlement from the state, ending the dispute over the island.

Japan Belgrade Associated Press Lacroma Island Richard Coeur de ‘Lion Holy Land Ragusa Richard Coeur de Lion Maximilian Mexico Rudolf Austria Elizabeth Otto Windischeratz Ravusa St. Germain Eligzabeth Baden Hapshurch Czecho-Slovakia Hapsburge Ivabeth

Cracow Grants Doctorate to Earl of Bal four

The University of Cracow Poland awarded the Earl of Balfour the Doctor of Philosophy degree in recognition of his contributions to philosophy and his stature as an internationally respected statesman.

London University of Cracow Poland Earl of Balfour Lord Balfour Iterature of Philosophy

Rheumatism Relief Promoted By S S S Remedy

An advertisement claims S S S stops rheumatism and heart risks and improves blood strength. It features testimonials of renewed movement and vitality, asserts blood cleansing and building benefits, and urges readers to start S S S today at drug stores with a larger size offering better value.

S.S. S

Will Build Railroad Coast to Coast Electrification

The State Railway Administration asks the Swedish government to authorize immediate spending of 23,000,000 crowns already appropriated to start the first coast to coast electrification from Stockholm to Gothenburg. This marks an important step in the project.

Stockholm Associated Press Baltic Sea Gothenburg North Sea

Sweden Electrifies Traders to Boost Industry and Farms

The movement has electrified hundreds of leading establishments and 40 percent of Sweden’s farming area. A Stockholm to Gothenburg line, about 300 miles, carries heavy freight and passenger traffic. Rail officials say electrification could finish in two years if begun now, at an estimated cost of 47 million crowns about 12.6 million dollars.

Sweden Stockholm Gothenburg Railway Administration

Every Minute Counts in the Fight Against Constipation

An older health advisory promotes Kellogg's Bran as nature’s relief from constipation. It claims regular use, two tablespoonfuls daily, aids bowel cleansing and overall health, with recipes and serving suggestions for breakfast and cooking.

Belloge Kellogg’s

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