Weeklong News History Sparks Wide-ranging Political Maneuvers
A sweeping one-week review outlines Western senators selecting a plan for stabilization of a key resource, naming Wittman of Nevala as chair and Callbranth of the American Mining Congress as secretary. The report covers legislative inaction, international work on stabilization, a Cornell professor’s report on European affairs, and various public safety, birth, and crime notes across multiple states and officials.
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Pittman
Wittman
Nevala
Callbranth
American Mining Congress
Fooks
Cornell University
Department of Conmares
Washington Dispatches Span Commerce, Coal, and Foreign Trade
A broad late 1920s Washington bulletin reports government moves on radiotelephone broadcasting rules, a coal control debate, and rising public debt. It notes the Pomerene bill on campaign expenditures, the League of Women Voters urging voter honesty, and army engineer projects at Wilson Dam funded from a $7.5 million authorization. The piece covers oil refiners' profits, veteran land aid talks, a British tour for Wakefield officials, a new grain elevator project in Montreal, Australia’s import price concerns, and various international political tensions and protests.
U S Officials on Rail Probe Begin in California
Two federal inquiries into the railway shopmen strike in the southwest were to start in southern California Tuesday. One led by Hyrum C Todd opened in Los Angeles and the other before Judge Oscar A Trippet in San Bernardino. The cases seek permanency of injunctions against strikers tied to Santa Fe and Pacific Express operations.
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Los Angeles
Southwest
California
Hyrum C. Todd
United States
Northern District of New York
Department of Justice
Oscar A. Trippet
United States Distict Court
Santa Fe Railway
Paecific Express
San Bernardion
Cal
C. ©. Montgomery
Todd
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake City
Washington
Gente
Coa
Daugherty
Chicago
Senate
Cumulus
Interestate Commerce Committee
House
Barelves
Hottest September Day Recorded in St Paul
The mercury hit 96 degrees at 4 p.m. Monday marking the hottest September day in forty years in St Paul Minnesota. It was also the year’s warmest day so far.
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St. Paul
Minn
King Seeks Federal Crime for Coal Speculation
Senator King of Utah plans to introduce in the Senate a bill to make interstate coal speculation a penitentiary offense. He blames brokers for the high coal prices and says buying coal for speculative purposes should be a federal crime and subject to prison.
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Senator King
Washington
Senate
King
Utah
Salmon Run Shrinks as Alaska Storms Displace Fish
The Nushagak river area reports a reduced salmon pack due to stormy weather and strong winds. The St. Nicholas ship, carrying 878,000 cases, arrived after storms pushed fish toward the Naknek and Kog wong rivers, with rough conditions encountered on the voyage.
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Nushagak River
Alaska
Columbia River Packers’ Association
St. Nicholas
Naknek
Kogwong
St. Nichols
Twenty-Four Prohibition Agents Killed in Line of Duty
Federal Prohibition Director Linville reports that twenty four agents have been killed in the line of duty, including Grover Todd and Len Rice, in a railway incident near Port and Brines. The death toll reflects the total known mortalities among dry law enforcement.
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Washington
Prohibition
Linville
Oregon
Grover Todd
Len Rice
Portand
Tos
Bishop Fallows Dead in Reform Debate
Fragmented obituary note lists Bishop Fallows and related religious figures amid a garbled report. It references a preacher’s death at age 40 and mentions ongoing debates within a reform movement. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Fallows
Saati Pallows
Kyle Wopal
Gale der
End Lerhurer
Wlighly
Fragmented Memory Fragment Stirs Local Curiosity
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a personal or cultural note with names and places blurred. The unreadable lines suggest a domestic or community context, with scattered terms like geote and Ams appearing as stray tokens. No clear events or dates are recoverable from the readable text.
Pithy News Notes From All Parts of Idaho
Idaho bulletins report Caldwell shipments to eastern markets and Boise teachers forming a faculty at an upcoming district school. Middleton signs up 31 citizens to form a band while North Pacific College elects a former Boise student as Associated Student Body president. Mountain Home hosts a 1922 crop price meeting for stockmen and hay growers. Cardwell Traction seeks fare cuts. Nampa urges immediate potato purchases to help growers. lettuce quality in Boise area strong. A Spokane contractor wins a Lewis and Clark highway contract. a Wallace crash injures Frank Bayha. Tuberculosis tests on Lemhi cattle begin mid October, lasting about two months. A national Buy 4 Sack of Potatoes drive is proposed to aid growers. Rainbow trout added to Boise area waters. Local road resurfacing planned near Moore’s Creek. Southern Idaho and northern Utah clubs plan a convention for public works. Municipal water works finance reforms discussed at Porarin.
Ask Helen Brooks Corner Answers for Teens in Utah
A long reader letter column presents questions about dating etiquette, chaperones, eczema cures, hair care, and suitable gifts. Helen Brooks responds with practical guidance for young women in Utah, noting when to write first, chaperonage, and discouraged superficial judgments while offering addresses for further information.
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Mist Brooks
Plas
Peggy
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