Outcry Over Public Printer Carter Ouster Bid
A 1920s newspaper item reports the International Brotherhood campaign to remove George Carter from the public printer post, calling him a menace and urging unions to pressure lawmakers. The heated roll call vote on the resolution was later deemed unnecessary.
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Balenitsov
Mich
George Carter
United States
International Bographical Union
Carter
Wagner
Washion
D. C
Illiam Higgins
Philadelphia
Union
Grossman
Higgins
James M. Lynch
Gasser duo return from Hailey district outing
George Gasser and his son Ivan of the People's Store company returned from a several day trip into the Hailey district. They fished and reported a good catch. Gasser also attended the state meeting of La sBociere des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux at Geyer after the Legion convention.
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George Gasser
Ivan Gasser
People’s Store Company
Hailey District
Hailey
Iva. Gasser
la sBociere Des 40 Hommes Et
Geyer
Legion
Denial Made to Charges Over Bird Bay Limit
Dr A K Fisher acting head of the biological survey of the agriculture department challenged Dr W K Hornaday trustee of the permanent wildlife protective fund who stated the survey was influenced by arms makers in fixing migratory bird bag limits Fisher said the survey receives reports nationwide from sportsmen and game commissioners and should settle bag limits to conserve marshes and feeding grounds of waterfowl while preserving sport for future generations
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Washington
A. K. Fisher
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
W. K. Hornaday
Permanent Wildlife Protective Fund
United States
Local Boy Soloist With Maupin Band
The Maupin band will feature on the chautauqua program in Pocatello introducing nine young artists likely to charm audiences. Paul Davis, a popular local saxophonist and Pocatello High School graduate, joins as a key member, reflecting long involvement with city music and plans to study at Idaho Technical Institute.
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Pocatello
Paul Davis
T. R. Davis
Paul
Pocatello High School
Idaho Technical Institute
Maupin
Livestock Slaughter Begins in Foot and Mouth Quarantine
In Houston on August 13, authorities begin slaughter of cattle in the foot and mouth disease zone south of the city. Firing squads aim to kill about 300 head today, with the total estimated at 3,000 to 4,000 range and some dairy cattle to be culled. Dr. Marion Imes says the epidemic is under control, but strict quarantines will persist until thorough testing confirms no resurgence.
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Jeanette Gibson
Salt Lake City
R. C. Barley
St. Anthony
J. R. Main
South Harrison
Seattle
G. C. Gray
Atpelier
Houston
Tex
Ithe
Marion Imes
Bureau of Animal Bieibiandsy
Imes
Radio relay league convention to feature photo exhibit
In Chicago on August 13, the third annual convention of the National American Radio Relay League will host a demonstration of transmission photographs as a feature. Thousands of radio fans, equipment manufacturers and research experts are expected to attend.
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Chicago
National American Radio Relay League
Turning Dust Into Steps Shows Steady Progress
A proverb-like note advises converting obstacles into progress, warning that creating the biggest distraction does not guarantee major advancement. The emphasis remains on steady, deliberate action over chaotic effort.
New Sugar Production Record Set on Ewan Plantation
Honolulu reports a new sugar production record with 52 036 tons harvested from 4 350 acres on the Ewan plantation an average yield of 11 96 tons per acre and marks a milestone for the industry in Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Ewan
West elected first woman president of fraternal congress
Washington August 13 Miss Bina M West of Port Huron Michigan was chosen as the first woman president of the national fraternal congress representing 10 000 000 fraternalists at the closing session of the thirty eighth annual convention here today.
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Washington
Bina M. West
Women’s Benefit Association
Port Huron
Mich
National Fraternal Congress of America
Coated tongue and bad breath health warning product claim
An advertisement declares coated tongue bad breath headaches pimples and bad blood as nature's danger signals and promotes Hollister's Gold Nugget Tablets from Halliwell Drug Company Whittlesey Pharmacy as removing poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels with guaranteed results.
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Nature
Hollister
Halliwell Drug Company
Whittlesey Pharmacy
Hospital Notes Local Patients From Alameda to Idaho
Hospital notes list Mrs. W Bunce of Alameda confined for treatment. Miss FE Finener of Gilroy Calif receiving medical attention at a hospital. J A Roskille of Fairfield Idaho underwent an operation yesterday at a local hospital. E W Reese of 156 South Grant entered a local hospital yesterday afternoon for treatment.
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W. Bunce
Alameda
Miss FE
Finener
Gilroy
Calif
J. A. Roskille
Pairfield
Idaho
E. W. Reese
South Grant
Utah Weather Fair Tonight and Friday Warmer
The Utah forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with increasing warmth and rising temperatures through Friday. Expect a light breeze and dry air with no precipitation indicated. Highs near the mid sixties to seventies and lows in the forties to fifties.
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