Dubois and McCumber Expected to Leave Joint Commission
Washington reports that ex-Senators Fred T. Dubois of Idaho and Moses McCumber of North Dakota may resign from the international joint commission, following ex-Senator Clark of Wyoming. President Hoover aims to inject younger, more active leadership amid U S Canada disputes over the St. Lawrence waterway and Great Lakes levels.
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Washington
D. C
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
McCumber
North Dakota
International Joint Commission
Clark
Wyoming
Salesman Bureau
Dubois
Doctor’s old time remedy brings surprising result
A patient follows advice of rest, abundant milk, roast beef, and one cigar daily for three months. A month later he returns looking reborn, but notes the first cigars nearly killed him at his age, admitting the habit was hard to start.
New Idaho Laws Set To Take Effect Soon
Idaho citizens will begin living under numerous new statutes as several score regulations go into effect shortly. The upcoming measures cover a range of civic and legal areas, reflecting legislative changes approved this session.
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Boise
Idaho
New Regulations Shift in State Licensing and Contracts
By next Tuesday several business rules take effect. A new collection agency law requires agencies to file contract copies with the blue sky department in addition to bonds. The bus law demands filings with the public utilities commission for auto transport firms along with various professional licensing changes. The oleomargine licensing bill also starts July 1.
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Blue Sky Department
Public Utilities Commission
Union Pacific Cuts Time with New Fast Trains
The Union Pacific System announced new schedules cutting five hours on the Overland Limited between Chicago and San Francisco to 68 hours. The San Francisco Limited drops to 63 hours westbound and 61 hours 16 minutes return, with no extra fare. The Los Angeles Limited keeps 63 and 61 1 4 hours, and Overland Limited retains extra fare. All changes take effect June 9, per Carl R. Gray.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Chicago
San Francisco
Home Paper Promises Reasons to Readers
A nostalgic ad style statement extols the home paper as superior to all periodicals. It cites three reasons including local loyalty and usefulness, praising its cleanliness and essential service to the neighborhood.
The Home Paper First Slogan Urges Careful Reading
An editorial voice urges readers to adopt selective reading as a modern art and necessary discipline. It promotes the idea that the local paper should be valued as the primary source for timely information.
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Review of Reviews
Who's
Who
Piano for sale or rent in Ogden area
In the Paris vicinity we have a prized piano offered for sale at a special price to a responsible buyer. Terms are easy and rent with option to buy is available. rent can be applied toward the purchase price. Respond with full reference in the first letter. Glen Bros Roberts Piano Co Ogden Utah.
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Paris
Ogden
Jaz
Glen Bros.-Roberts Piano Co
Ogden, Utalk
Revolt in Mexico Ends as Rebels Surrender Near Border
News review reports the Mexican revolt collapsing with Caraveo bands surrendering near Pulpitopass after amnesty talks. Rebels flee across the border and federal guarantees assure safety, food, clothing, and shelter. Surrender of Agua Prieta followed a Douglas customs house conference. Rebels led by Tipete, Topete, Iturbe, and Balderrama across border. American aviators Murphy and Polk surrender as neutrality law violators.
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PXICO
Caraveo
Pulpito Pass
Nogales
Almaran
Agua Prieta
Revolutionista
Douglas
Ariz
Francisco Heiias
Bonora
Hscobar
Roberto Cruz
Manrique
United States
Ricardo Topete
Fausto Topete
Jesus Lizar- Raga
Ramon Iturbe
Ajredo Romo
Tomas Balderrama
R. H. Polk
Patrick Murphy
HB. Edwards
Department of Justice
Funeral services for Mrs Skinner held at Noonon
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John Skinner aged about 70, after a death due to hemorrhage on Sunday April 21. She is survived by ten children including Mrs. Housley of Montpelier and Mrs. Reeser of Bloomington, plus three sisters and two brothers. Thirty four grandchildren and four great grandchildren are named. Mrs Skinner had been married 52 years. The obituary notes the preservative nature of paint.
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Nicholas Politis
Greece
Geneva
League
Nations Assembly
Hugh Gibson
United States
Mr. Gibson
Maxim Litvinov
Soviet
Russia
Wakin
Litvinov
Washington
League of Nations
Esmra
Tiorney
Mitch& Ell
William A. Degroot
New York
Degroot
William A. Gober
Florida
John Cook
Mississippi
John’ Skinner
Skinner
Housley
Citizen Military Training Camp Enrollment Inquiry
A citizen seeks information on enrolling in a Citizen's Military Training Camp this summer. The inquiry notes that the government covers necessary expenses and enrollment does not carry military obligations. It is addressed to John A Wallis, County Chairman, Paris Idaho, and requests age range 17 to 24.
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John A. Wallis
Paris
Idaho
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U. P
F. M. Williams
Galion
Montpelier
Edward W. Pickard
Charles Evans Hughes Salter
Cone
Caa
League_of Nations
House of Lords
Great Britain
Lord Cocl
Brita
Sionzy
Pao
Nomnan
The
Progressive Farmer
OUR Grocery
W. Findlay Auto: Co
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