Road fund allotted for state highway projects
Washington June 22 The transportation bill signed by President Harding would allow construction of 25000 miles of new roads nationwide with a total $190,000,000. The Agriculture Department lists state allocations for 1923 including Arizona 702,188 California 1,641,299 Idaho 625,691 Montana 1,031,257 Nevada 635,624 New Mexico 793,619 Oregon 788,442 Utah 656,278 Washington 735,606. Funds must be matched by the states and will be administered.
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Schumann-Heink Receives UC Doctor of Music Honor
In Los Angeles on June 22 Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink, famed soprano, was awarded the degree of doctor of music by the University of California. Pianist and former Polish premier Ignace Paderewski received the degree of doctor of laws. At the ceremony Mme Schumann-Heink sang the Star Spangled Banner.
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Ernestine Schumann-Heink
University of California
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Schumann-Heink
Forest fire menace reduced in Olympic forest patrols
Patrols along highways and trails have cut the menace in the northwest Olympic National Forest to a minimum. Fire danger remains due to extreme dryness from lack of rain, but federal supervisor R L Fromme says danger is low if scouts stay vigilant.
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General Provisions In Force Summary
Subject to the general provisions already in force, applicable rules and criteria remain in effect. The text reiterates existing authority and guidance for ongoing operations and administrative processes.
Lindsey hits rich private dances as moral threat
Denver June 22 Juvenile Judge Ben B Lindsey attacks private dances at exclusive clubs and private homes. He says rich pleasure avenues defy public morals while churches and welfare groups neglect similar concerns among the wealthy.
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Body of Drowned Sailor Located
Portland dispatch reports city grappler Hugh Brady recovered the body of H. B. Conroy boatswain's mate of the U. & Connecticut after a 24 hour Willamette River drag near Morrison Bridge where he toppled from the Santa Maria motor launch on Tuesday noon.
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Mayor Brown Praises Jewish People For Economic Role
Mayor Brown told the Macabee club at the Educational Center on 18th Ave and Main St in San Francisco that Jews deserve credit for the United States high financial position among nations. He noted San Francisco’s place in a continental express route history.
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Maccabee Club
Educational Center
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Hats for Children Two Tone Straw Wool Owes Pom Poms
Two tone straw and wool children hats with yarn pom poms on the side. An attractive assortment to complement sweaters or colored dresses. Previously 2.95 each now special Friday 1.95 each.
Crawford EB White Elected President of State Eagles
Bellingham June 22 Crawford E B White of Seattle was unanimously elected president by the State Aerie of Eagles at the closing session of the convention Wednesday afternoon. Other officers chosen were E C Collier Ballard vice president J C Wagoner Anacortes inside guard L Sylvester Cle Elum outside guard Jesse Havens Hoquiam conductor Frank Dowd Seattle secretary 8 A Hoag Hoquiam treasurer Douglas Lewis Renton John Gronon Aberdeen and Herbert Baldwin Kent trustees H Byram Tacoma and S A Girard Hoquiam delegates at large.
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Renton
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Aberdeen
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No Damages for Injured Juror
Supreme Court rules jurors performing public service cannot sue the county for injuries. In Seattle, Mary Kildall was struck by a car while her jury crossed a busy street en route to dinner, case against King County affirmed dismissal.
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Funeral services for Frank H. Hawkins
Springfield mourned former newspaper man Frank H. Hawkins who died Tuesday from tuberculosis contracted during the war. He was the brother of W. W. Hawkins, president of the United Press association.
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Modunezz
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Nourishine Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
Thousands testify to Nourishine, a scientifically compounded tonic that nourishes hair, prevents falling, promotes growth, and restores color without dye. It also cleanses the ear and removes dandruff, with $1.25 per bottle sold at Bartell Drug, Owl Drug, Rhodes Co., and other stores.
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Moone's Emerald Ointment Promises Vein Relief
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Ointment quickly reduces swollen veins and other conditions with a two ounce bottle sold in stores. It promises relief even for injuries, gout and wens, claiming hospitals use it as first aid and offers a refund if not satisfied.
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