Turbulent Week Tales Across Rail Yard and Courtrooms
A week of catastrophe and legal action unfolds with a Wichita Falls rail yard fire devastating rolling stock and equipment, a fatal shooting near Orwell Whalts, exposure of large stock sale indictments in Chicago, a deadly car crash in Cedar Rapids, and a notable breach of promise case involving Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. The flawed report also notes fruit shipments on rails, Deschutes river irrigation plans, and wind of wartime silver purchase terms lingering into months.
Indian chiefs identify suspected murder victim in feud clash
Two Indian chiefs positively identified Barney McBride as the man found with a stain near Mew Dowes Mil and expressed belief he was murdered in vengeance due to a feud among Oklahoma Indiana and national referendum matters touching shipping subardy.
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Barney McBride
Mewdowes
Mil
Oklahoma
Indiana
Coal Strike Ends Amid National Pact Across Mines
Officials and miners in Cleveland unanimously approved a pact ending the soft coal strike begun April 1. The agreement is touted to halt the strike industry wide, with nationwide acceptance expected though operator representation at Cleveland was small. Hoover warns Congress on winter price controls and federal distribution limits amid ongoing coal shortages. National troops seize Irish territory at Killarney after brief clash with irregulars. Knights of Pythias pledge 1 million dollars for Philippines leper colony renovations.
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Thnt
New York
National Association
Washington
Hoover
Counry
Federal Coal Distribution
Betoen
Federal
Spencer
Central Coal Committee
Rati Ronda
Alabama
Southwest
St. Toleend
San Francisco
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pything
Cullum
Philippines
C. W. Sperry
Menotote
Knights of Pythites Tellet
Sperry
Cullnnony
Genersl Leonard Widd
Vethlanei Promite Funda
Corner advice from Miss Brooks on love and growing up
A Utah Idaho readers ask about teen romance. Helen Brooks dismisses early love thoughts, urges independence, and advises against kissing or hugging younger teens. She answers questions on flowers, lucky days, and birth dates, then gives blunt guidance on friendships, social behavior, and sensible limits for teens.
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Miss Brooks
Preston Idaho
Mins Brooks
Proton
Idaho
Advice Column On Young Relationships And Etiquette
A reader asks how to handle dating standards and contact with a young man who has moved away. The response cautions waiting for reasonable hours, avoiding assumptions, and judging renewal of friendship by chance meeting, noting possible missed letters and the need to gauge his interest in person.
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Herlin
Wirth
Germany
Prines
Miss Brooks
Lava
Idano
Miss Brool
Tom
Honine
Uth
G. R
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Salt Lake
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