Reglaciation Body Reelects Leader At Annual Meeting
The Western States Reclamation association reelected Idaho Governor D. W. Davis as president and Utah’s George Albert Smith as vice president at a Commercial club gathering. Debate over electing the secretary provoked dissent but Brown was confirmed. The group outlined future policy and budget aims toward federal reclamation legislation and regional representation.
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Salt Lake
D. WW. Davis
Idaho
George Albert Smith
Utah
Western States Reclamation Association
Commercial Club
Kh. Wallace
League of the Southwest
Riverside
Cal
E. F. Biniie
Washington
Rupert
American Legion
Organized Labor
United States Chamber of Commerce
F. W. Schultz
Wallace
Davis
Great West
New Mexico
Oregunidade
Arizona
Nevada
Klates
Mrs Warren G Harding Backs TB Drive By Buying Stamps
Mrs Warren G Harding appears in a public function as she buys Christmas stamps from a solicitor assisting a fundraising drive to combat tuberculosis, highlighting wartime era civic efforts and health campaigns.
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Warren G. Harding
Judge Pierce Accused of Obstructing Justice in Report Case
Massachusetts Supreme Court Justice Edward Pierce is accused of conspiring to obstruct justice by procuring Charles Lill as master to produce a report contrary to facts discovered in a case while he served. The allegations center on manipulating a court proceeding through a biased master report.
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Edward 2’. Pierce
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Charles 5. Lill
Foetry Poetry 45 The Music Of Thought And Language
A compact note explores the fusion of poetry and music, tracing how thought is voiced through language and rhythm. It hints at a discussion of Foetry and the 45th element in a creative linguistic sequence, inviting further reflection.
France Pushes German Receivership as Reparations Plan
French officials advocate a German receivership under Allied control to manage customs duties taxes exports and coal under Versailles terms as an alternative to a reparations moratorium. London talks between Britain and Germany are seen as a reprisal for France's Angora Turkish accord.
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Paris
Germany
Rhineland
France
Great Britain
Efreies
Turkish Debt Commission
Poincare
Erland
Recelia
Bly
London
Angora
Italy
League of Nations
Cigarrette Dealers Fined in Weber County Plea
Weber County Attorney David Wilson announced anticigarette violations of the archic law must stop. Two corporations charged with selling cigarettes pleaded guilty and were fined 3150. The pleas surprised attendees as Acting City Judge Junior Davis presided. Herbert Millan of Salt Lake and R Hollingsworth of Ogden represented United Cigar Stores and Nemenway & Moser respectively.
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Cigaretta
Ogden
Weber County
Utah
David Wilson
Gulty
Juinor Davis
Cour 70 Litten
Herbert TI. Ale Millan
Salt Lake
Wheres
R. Hollingsworth
Ogilen
United Cigar Stores Company
Nemenway & Moser
Trio staging undress dance at Vancouver station protests immigration policy
Three Doukhobor men in Vancouver refused entry to the United States staged a nude protest inside a Canadian Pacific station waiting room. Vancouver police arrested them for disorderly conduct after United States Immigration Commissioner Zurbrick questioned their fitness to travel to Washington. He deemed their views align with philosophical anarchy and denied U S hospitality.
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Vancouver
B. C
Pear
Nelson B. C
United States
United States Immigration
Zurbrick
Washington
Jewelry heist and political probe headline from era
A month long clean up yields gold valued between 60 000 and 70 000 from the Argonaut mine in California after a gang bound two guards and blew the safe, escaping by car. In Springfield Illinois a probe cites attempts to pressure grand jurors investigating Gov Len Sunil Lieutenant Gov Fred Sterling and Vernon Curtis for embezzlement and conspiracy.
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California
Jackson
Cal
Drackgon
Springfield
Guovernor
Len Sunil
Fred Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Thyeraday
Goerher Small
Willam TD
Buck
Tvans
China Clay Processing in Cornwall Pits to Pots
The text describes clay from Cornwall being dug from pits and mixed with water to create ponds. Impurities settle to the bottom, leaving a thin paste that, once settled, is fired into bricks for transfer to potteries.
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China
Cornwall
Engle
First Really National Bank details and early charter history
A fragmented account notes the First Really National Bank Bank of North America as an early national bank with a 1785 charter tied to Pennsylvania. It mentions revocation in 1733 and renewal in 1787, with a Philadelphia location referenced amid unclear terms.
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National Bank Bank of North America
Faylvania
Philadelphia
One Kind of Weed References Temple Wood Sources
The Shiota temples are described by the American Forestry Magazine as always built from the wood of the Japanese abor oração hinoki.
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Shiota
American Forestry Magazine
Levee Quick Build Cuts Time To 7 Weeks
A rapid emergency levee on the Mississippi river was completed in seven weeks, using 240000 cubic yards of dirt to protect settlement during flood risk. Local officials credited swift mobilization and coordinated labor for the accelerated project.
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Mississippi River
Diamonds mined from blue ground rock in open-air mines
The article explains that while some diamonds come from river sands most are mined from blue ground, a soft white rock exposed to air in open mines. The rock is decomposed, then washed and sorted to extract the diamonds.
Cleaning Grease Spots From Wallpaper Step Guide
The article advises removing kitchen grease from wallpaper by buying pipe clay, mixing a thick paste, applying to spots, letting it sit overnight, and rubbing with a clean cloth to lift the stain. The method emphasizes gentle, fabric-safe cleaning.
Center of Perfume Industry Carves Global Fragrance Supply
The center of the natural perfume industry is described as Jaase France with Flore, producing over 5,200,000 pounds of grunge hios gems and 400,000 pounds of roses annually. Jasmine, soilet, tuberages, and cassia are also listed among raw materials used.
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Jaase
France
Reality Versus Romance in a Fractured Note
A fragment from the Booton Transcript contrasts reality and romance as a reporter notes the flaw in every story when the initial spark fades and the truth settles in. The terse lines imply skepticism about narrative certainty and the ease of falling into love versus truth.
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Gil Ming
West Africa Weather Notes Tornadoes and Thunder Squalls
Fragmentary report references tornadoes and thunder squalls in West Africa. The text mentions variations in name use and weather events tied to local conditions and perhaps colonial-era terminology.
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West Africa
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