Wool Grower Leaders Defend Conservation Stance
Idaho Falls Idaho January 14 stockmen and especially sheep and wool growers are true conservationists according to T C Bacon president of the Idaho Wool Growers association in his annual address at the state convention opening session He challenges Colonel Greeleys criticism of stockmen defending range use and rights to forest grazing lands while urging limits that protect all agriculture and industry
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Idaho Falls
Ida
T. C. Bacon
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Greeley
United States
Bacon
Washington
Colonel Greeley
Department of Grazing
Army
Idaho Wool Growers
Coolidge
Bacon R
Forestry Bureau
Forest Service
Congress
Prince Banjolele fad spans royal circle in London
On January 14 in London the Prince of Wales revived interest in the banjolele and spread it through the royal family. The Duchess of York and Princess Maude now Lady Carnegie have become adept players, using lessons given by the prince. The instrument’s royal patronage has made it a fashionable pastime in Mayfair for all ages.
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London
Prince of Wales
Duchess of York
Princess Maude
Carnegie
Mayfair
Roosevelt expedition bags rare polar and other animals in Asia
D C Davies announces Theodore Roosevelt letters confirm a big hunt to Turkestan Tien Shan and the Himalayas. The party bags forty four large animals including eleven Tien Shan ibex and three evis kare lini with a focus on poli. The trek faced blizzards near the Pamirs and yak travel amid extreme cold.
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D. C. Davies
Theodore Roosevelt
James Simpson
Stanley Field
Roosevelt
Turkestan
Tien Shan
Himalayas
Kermit
Pamirs
Roosevelts
Sprinagar
Kashmir
India
Nepal
United States
Borah Fights World Court in Senate Debate
Senator Borah resumed in the Senate his campaign against the Harding Coolidge proposal for American adherence to the world court protocol. He urged the party to consider its responsibility to the people who sustain it and warned of overturning policy as the debate continued.
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Washi
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Harding-Coolidge
Ko- Tah
Seyboldt to Face Firing Squad Friday Morning
Salt Lake City date line indicates parole board deliberations on Ralph W. Seyboldt's death sentence commutation. If the board rejects, Seyboldt faces execution by firing squad at the penitentiary Friday morning. He was convicted for the 1923 murder of Police Officer David H. Crowther and has previously received stays on technical grounds. Governor Dern attended the board meeting and a letter from Seyboldt’s counsel was delivered, seeking a reprieve based on juror disqualification testimony.
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Salt Lake City
State Parole Board
Ralph W. Seyboldt
Seyboldt
C. Bae
Perr
Wien
Richfield
George H. Dernis
Provo
Parole Board
Burnett
Koldt
David H. Crowther
Export bounty plan endorsed by Carey at Livestock show
Robert D. Carey former Wyoming governor and Coolidge agricultural adviser told the American Livestock association convention that an export bounty offers the best path to prosperity for agriculture. He cited surplus stock and crops and argued the bounty would raise prices without creating a new government agency or cost to the government.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ami Export Agency
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
President Coolidge
American Livestock Association
Carey
Publicity On Tax Discontinuance Noted by Washington
Washington report states a discontinuance of publicity on tax matters as of January. The notice references a pause in public announcements regarding tax actions and related processes.
Pershing Attacks Chile Policy in Tacna Arica
A Washington dispatch in La Nación highlights General John J. Pershing’s alleged sharp criticism of Chile’s Tacna Arica administration. The report notes secrecy, possible publication barriers, and claims Pershing’s arraignment of Chile, with Chilean counters about investigations and response rights.
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Pershing
Chile
Tacna-Arica
Buenos Aires
la Nacion Today
Washington
John J. Pershing
State Department
Arica
United States
General Pershing
Shania
Pestaing Bimosit
Res
Denver bootleg raids seize liquor from society homes
Police and federal agents raided multiple Capitol hills residences in Denver after seizing a bootleggers notebook listing prominent names. At Mrs J W Porter’s home liquor was hauled away, she and her attorney later listed confiscated bottles in the vault. District attorney said charges would follow against home owners. Captain Campbell said raided residents would appear in police court tomorrow.
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Denver
Colo
Capitol Hills
Seventh Avenue
J. Wi. Porter
J. Thomington
Edna
Frank Campbell
Austrian cabinet resigns after pledging reform fulfillments
The Austrian cabinet resigned in Vienna today stating it had fulfilled the fiscal reform plan set by the League of Nations. The move comes as the government seeks to maintain stability amid economic pressure and international oversight.
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Vienna
League of Nations
Russians Adopt Aluminum Teeth Amid Dental Study
In Leningrad on January 14, the Leningrad Academy of Dentistry reports Russians are starting to wear aluminum crowns and fillings. They say the material is cheaper than gold or silver and stronger, offering a durable alternative in dental work.
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Leningrad
Leningrad Academy of Dentistry
No Hand Shaking Sign Adopted in Chicago Store
A Chicago department store head buyer posts a “No hand shaking” sign on his office door for traveling salesmen. He calls hand claps a waste of time and a mock gesture, arguing buyers and sales reps are adversaries in business.
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Chicago
Idaho wheat grading sparks House ag committee critique
Washington Jan 14 AP The House agriculture committee heard J W Branton of Minnesota Wheat Growers Cooperative charge federal graders ignore protein content and value grain by appearance. He said No 4 wheat often earns more than No 1 after lab tests. Secretary Jardine and others spoke on improvement prospects for Idaho Utah and other states with debate on surplus and distribution and farmer led pricing.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
J. W. Branton
St. Paul
Minnesota Wheat Growers’ Cooperative Association
Jardine
Robert W. Bingham
Cooperatives’ Council
Northwest
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Dakotas
Department
Carl Williams
The
Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman
Toom
Williams
Aaron Sapiro
Chicago
National Council of Cooperative Marketing Associations
Ele Ment of Agriculture
A. M. Lewis
National Grange
Vienna
Writer Rebuked for Statements About Washington
Rupert Hughie the writer drew ire at a District of Columbia Sons of the Revolution meeting by calling George Washington profane and irreligious. Officials rebuked him and announced plans to examine congressional library files for ammunition to reply.
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Washington
Jan
Rupert Hughie
George Washon
Congressional Library
District of Columbia
Sons of the Revolution
Hughes
Valve Burst Scalds Seamen Aboard Atlantic Fleet Ship
Manila January 14 A burst valve in the engine room of an Atlantic fleet vessel scalded several seamen seriously today. The ship itself was not damaged and recovery is expected.
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Manila
Toton. Ree
First Survivor Rescued From Mine Disaster Near Wilburton
Cecil McKinney the first survivor pulled from the Degnan McConnell mine No 21 near Wilburton Oklahoma after an explosion spent 23 hours crawling through darkness to reach a slope near the mouth of the shaft. Fire on level fourteen had been extinguished and rescuers worked to recover 15 bodies as more may lie beneath debris.
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Wilburton
Okla
Cecil McKinney
White
Degnan-McConnell
Here
McKinney
Sage Shaft
Second survivor rescued from Mine No 21 lower levels
Deg nan McConnell Mining Co. reports the second survivor, Beryl Holland, brought to the surface shortly after 10 a m. R W Lambie warns operators about increased coal dust and gas explosion risk due to cold air influx and rapid temperature changes following the Wilburton blast.
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Wilburton
Okla
Degnan-McConnell Mining Company
Beryl Holland
Charleston
W. Va
R. W. Lambie
West Virginia Mining Department
Navy airmen die as plane plunges into San Diego Bay
Lieutenant Frederick G. Kahn and Seaman First Class B. L. Law, aboard the battleship West Virginia, were killed when their air lane aircraft plunged into San Diego Bay late this morning after falling a thousand feet.
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San Diego
Calif
Frederick G. Kahn
B. L. Law
United States Navy
West Virginia
San Diego Bay
Idaho Woolgrowers Meet Opens at Idaho Falls
About 700 attendees including officials and delegates gather for the Idaho Woolgrowers Association 33rd annual convention in Idaho Falls. Reports on shipping rates, finance aid, and public research support are presented. witnesses note interstate commission actions affecting lamb and wool carloads. welcome by Ralph Aran and James Jusresji respond.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
Idaho State Cattle and Horee Growers’ Association
T. Clyde Bacon
Twin Falls
Woolgrowers’ Organization
Donald McLean
Prmeniensios
Ceme
Interstate Summeres Commission For Adjustment
Finance Committee
W. H. Philbrick
Finance Corporation
Idaho
R. E.thomas
Ralph F. Aran
Ane
James Jus
Eastern Idaho Gilsing Association
Banquet Highlights Move to Increase Sheep Assessment
Morning session approved raising the sheep assessment to one and a half cents per head, with the extra half cent earmarked as national association dues. The Bonneville county courthouse hosted convention officials and meals were served in a district court room and the rotunda. Notable speakers included Mrs. Minnie Miller and Mrs. Emma Yeaman delivering greetings, while Mrs. T. C. Bacon discussed women’s roles in the industry.
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National Association
Bonneville County Court House
Franken
Reine A
Presbyterian Church
James Laird
Minnie Miller
Salt Lake
Thousand Springs
Idaho
West
Emma Yeaman
Salmon City
Hugh Sproat
Boise
T. C. Bacon
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