Grand Transcontinental Highway Pact Unveiled in Denver
Representatives from Colorado Nebraska Oregon Winds and Iowa gathered in Denver for a meeting of highway associations. They formed a plan to unite the Columbia Old Oregon Trail Denver Linea Omaha White Way along a continuous surfaced route from Washington D C to Portland Oregon passing through Denver Fort Collins Cheyenne Pocatello Olympia Baker Pendleton and Seattle area. The new system aims to funnel tourist traffic through designated cities boosting local trade.
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Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Nebraska
Oregon
Winds
Towa
Chicago
Iowa
Omaha
Neb
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Emerson Hough
Old West
G. R. Lynch
Adair
White Way 7
Walter E. Meacham
Baker
Ore
H. Farrington
Portland
Roper
Lincoln
D. R. Jones
Casey
L. C. Carroll
Ottawa
W. B. Coek
W. A. Ellis
W. F. Miller
Des Moines
Walter Livingston
Tinstings
H. M. Harms
J. C. Burke
J. W. Graham
John R. Coen
Sterling
R. C. Peppers
Hudson
Dinwoodey to Appear on Rotary Program in Salt Lake
Mr and Mrs BK Dinwoodey travel to Salt Lake City for a Rotary luncheon honoring Everett W Hill president of Rotary International at Hotel Utah. Dinwoodey as district governor of Utah and Idaho will speak on the program with Hill during his Salt Lake stay.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
BK. Dinwoodey
Salt Lake City
Rotary
Everett W. Hill
Rotary International
Utah
Rcven
Hill Durin
Salt Lake
Dinwoodey
Idaho
Mr. Hill
Idaho Legislature and the Ready-to-Wear Law Debate
A comic dialogue riffs on Idaho politics with Abe and Maurus discussing why the legislature meets with prayers, public schools reading the Bible, and concerns over church competition in school affairs. They scoff at regulatory overreach while noting existing laws on restraint of trade and clothing manufacture.
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Montague Glass
Maurus
Idaho
Abe
Blackfoot Kiwanians and local notes in brief
Rev. J. J. Fleming attended a Kiwanis district meeting hosted by L. Collins Rex Dunlap and Paul DeMordant also attended. William Bryant faced unlawful possession of liquor charges with a $200 bond. George T. Marshall returned from Boise after legislative sessions. Lazelle Caster posted a $600 bond to support his wife by court order. J. R. Wilkins of Shelley visited Blackfoot for business. Helen Moyer ill with appendicitis. her mother came from Moreland to assist. Miss Ashcraft, once on the rich list, reportedly improving. Fleming and J. H. Stoneman left for Filer for M E church district conference.
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Tribune Seceral
Blackfoot
J. J. Fleming
Sentene
Kiwanis
L. ©. Collins
Rex Dunlap
Paul DeMordant
William Bryant
George T. Marshall
Boise
Lazelle Caster
J. R. Wilkins
Shelley
Helen Moyer
Lee Moyer
Moreland
Filer
M. E. Church
Blackfoot Legion Band to Present Annual Concert
The Stewart Hoover post No. 23 band in Blackfoot directed by Ronald Robbins will give its annual concert on Tuesday February 10. The program features big selections popular numbers and new military marches with notable solo work. Admission is affordable with special rates for music students.
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Blackfoot
Stewart Hoover
Ronald Robbins
Blackfoot Post of the
American Legion
Bootlegger Receives Reprimand From Indignant Court
Idaho Falls, Jan. 27. In sentencing Bud Richards after a jury found him guilty of selling liquor to minors, Judge Edgington delivered a severe rebuke. Richards received four and a half months in jail and a $50 fine, with a looming six month and $500 possibility for a second offense. Five prominent Ammon youths, intoxicated after a Halloween party, admitted buying liquor from Richards and earned the judge’s stern warning.
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Idaho Falls
Bud Richards
Edgington
Richard
Richards
Ammon
Idaho Park
Radio Station Schedules Across North America
A compact list of evening radio program times and offerings for stations including Pocatello Montreal CNEBA Moncton EDKA Beaumont EFI Los Angeles A Seattle EGW Los Angeles KYW San Francisco KPO Chicago WBAP Fort Worth WCX Detroit WDAF Kansas City WFAA Dallas WLBL Stevens Point with varied entertainment, concerts, lectures, and programs scheduled from 6 p m to beyond midnight.
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CEAC
Montreal
CKY
CNEBA
Moncton
EDKA
Pittsburgh
EFDM
Beaumont
Tex
EFI
Los Angeles
Balladour
Seattle
EGW
Los
Musiccal
ENX
Holl
KPO
San Francisco
KYW
Chicago
WBAP
Fort Worth
WCX
Detroit
WDAF
Kansas City
Night Hawks
WFAA
Dallas
WLBL
Stevens Point
Wis
Was
Party Moves to Oust Brookhart from Senate
Port Dodge Iowa January 27 AP The Republican state committee fast acted to have Senator Smith W Brookhart unseated resolving at Des Moines to ask the Senate not to permit Brookhart his seat The committee charges he fraudulently won the Republican nomination then repudiated the party’s properly chosen nominees Burnquist and Spangler were chosen to prosecute the case.
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Port Dodge
Republican State Committee
United States Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
B. B. Burnquist
Des Moines
Senate
Brookhart
Burnquist
H. E. Spangler
Cedar Rapide
Seed Show to be Held in Boise in 1925 Gathering
The Idaho state seed show, the west’s largest of its kind, will take place in Boise on February 26 with sessions and exhibits by the Idaho Vegetable Growers Association the State Dairy Association and the State Swine Growers Association.
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Boise
Idaho
Mississippi
Idaho Vegetable Growers Society
State Dairy Association
State Swine Growers Association
W. B. Sarner
Upham
The
State University
D. L
Vegetable Society
Washington
Moore
Oregon
Former Boise Woman Victim Train Accident at Berkeley
Boise friends receive telegram announcing the death of Ann Norris in Berkeley California after she was struck by a train Friday evening and died eight hours later. Norris was a noted club woman, charter member of the Good Citizenship club and Boise Business Women's club, and a former state press correspondent for the Parent Teacher Association. She was born in Iowa, first woman to graduate from Cornell College, Iowa, and later ordained in the Unitarian Church. Survived by sister Mrs Van Kirk of Nampa.
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Boise
Ann Norris
Berkeley
Cal
B. F. Wardell
Boise Friends Sand
Boise Businisks Women’s Club
Congregational Church
Miss Norris
Iowa
Cornel College
University of California
van Kirk
Nampa
President urges higher federal retiree annuities plan
Washington reports the president's cabinet backs increased annuities for 10 468 former government employees. Secretary Work urges Congress to raise retirement pay now to ease distress, noting current averages and the fund's self-funded origin.
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Washington
Work
Senate Committees On Civil Service
Comprese
Congress
Wife ignorant of his theft ends with suicide in Ogden
Leonard R. Carlstedt, 29, killed himself in Ogden after arrest by local police tied to an alleged Los Angeles $5000 stock and bond theft. Securities reportedly disposed of in Los Angeles, $500 recovered, wife claims $250, probable probate in Ogden to settle estate. Carlstedt's wife and baby were present. he had homes in Detroit and Chicago.
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Ogden
Leonard R. Camstedt
Ogden Alice
Los Angeles
Molines
Moline
Carlstedt
Chicago
Detroit
Chinese Leader Sun Yat Sen Hospitalized for Liver Operation
Dr Sun Yat Sen head of the South China government and key figure in the Chinese republic was taken to a Beijing hospital for liver operation. His condition is reported serious as he met with General Chang Tso Lin to discuss rehabilitating the government. He recently fell ill with liver trouble and was ordered to refrain from official and social activities.
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Peking
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Sun
Chang Tso Lin
Foreign Minister Acts as Arbitrator in Chile Crisis
Buenos Aires reports former Chilean foreign minister Augustin Edwards arrived from Valparaiso to mediate between army and navy factions after last week's coup. Demonstrators back protests for President Allende’s return, while naval officers oppose. A harmonious solution is expected. Senator Arrazuriz, a conservative candidate, has resigned.
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Buenos Aires
Santiago
Chile
la Nacion
Augustin Edwards
Valparaiso
Navy
Allessandri
Senor Arrazuriz
Boat capsizes kill four aboard in Nicaragua
In Managua Lake Managua a lighter carrying three sailors and one US marine from the gun boat Tulsa capsized while approaching a larger vessel. The men were part of a liberty crew of 100 and were guests of the Nicaraguan government. Bodies not recovered. authorities fear alligators may have eaten them.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States Marine
United States
Tulsa
Lake Managua
Isa
Leo 8. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Corinto
Bequeron
Defeat for Chi Hsieh Yuan’s Troops Near Shanghai
Reports from Shanghai say Chi Hsieh Yuen’s forces at Fusin eighty miles west suffered a decisive defeat and retreated toward Shanghai along the Shanghai Nanking railway. Wusih remains in central government hands with Manchurian troops under Lu Yungheang.
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Shanghai
Chi Hsieh-Yuan
Fusin
Here
Chi
Shanghai-Nanking
Wusih
Lu Yung-Heiang
Chang Yung Min
Chang
Tsing Tao
Peking
China
Wu Pei Fu
Death notices of Claud Hamilton and Sir James Mackenzie
London reports the death of Claud Hamilton former lord of the treasury in 1868 and aide de camp to Queen Victoria aged unknown. Also announced is the death of Sir James Mackenzie consulting physician to the king in Scotland and to a London physician born April 1855.
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London
Claud Hamilton
Treasury
Victoria
Sir James Mackenzie
Scotland
Philippine government rejects Chinese riot damage claim
Manila January 26 The Philippine government rules to relieve all liabilities for damage to Chinese residents in Manila caused by riots against celestial residents. The attorney general rejects a 17600 claim citing due diligence to prevent riots and punish offenders and parallels cases where foreigners injured by mob violence were not compensated.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Fiji
Hossestin
Allied Note Demands Evacuation of Cologne Area
Berlin dispatch reports a joint note from the British French and Japanese ambassadors Belgian minister and Italian chargé d affaires to Chancellor Luther protesting the continued non evacuation of the Cologne area. Lord D Abernon said the note is the allies reply to Germanys January 6 protest and another detailed communication will follow soon.
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Berlin
Luther
Cologne
Lord D'Abernon
Oyster lays millions of eggs across generations
An oyster can lay 60 million eggs over four generations, yet the work of enemies would produce a pile of shells sufficient to outweigh our lobe.
SUN HOPES FOR A STABLE PEACE
Robert S. Norman of Oakland legal adviser to Sun Yat Sen predicted a stable peace in China and preservation of the Republican government as Chinese leaders conference in Peking progresses. He said the real fighting is over temporarily and Sun would forego personal ambitions if another leader is chosen.
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Seattle
Wash
China
Peking
Robert S. Norman
Oakland
Calif
Sun Yat Sen
South Chinavernment
Chinese National Party of
Norman
Sun
Plea to Quash in Oil Action
Arguments on pleas to quash indictments connected to naval oil reserve leasing concluded in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Chief Justice McCoy took the case under advisement. The plea in abatement was filed for Harry F. Sinclair Albert B. Fall Edward L. Doheny and Edward L. Doheny Jr. Special government counsel completed its arguments and Martin Littleton of New York represented the defendants.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
McCoy
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Edward L. Doheny, Jr
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Martin Littleton
New York
Senate reports two new treaties on extradition and disputes
Two treaties reported by the senate for the relations committee cover extradition from Canada of narcotics violators under the Harrison act and a US five Central American republics agreement creating commissions of inquiry to handle international disputes.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Gasoline Prices Rise in Colorado Stations
Denver dispatch reports gasoline prices up two to three cents a gallon across northern central and south central Colorado. Sinclair Stations posted 19 cents and Continental 18 cents per gallon. Other firms expected to follow with price hikes.
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Denver
Colorado
Sinclair Stations
Continental Station
Earl-dom bestowed on Herbert H. Asquith in Downing Street
Official announcement from Downing Street confirms that Herbert H. Asquith, veteran Liberal leader and former prime minister, has been granted an earldom. The move elevates the long serving parliamentary figure within the Liberal ranks.
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London
Downing Street
Herbert H. Asquith
Liberal Party
Priests Granted Appeal In Burma Missionary Assault Case
In Rangoon Burma on January 26 the chief justice granted an appeal to three Buddhist priests and one layman who were sentenced on November 2 to long prison terms for their involvement in the assault on Professor and Mrs. Paul Gleason American missionaries at Judson College.
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Rangoon
Burma
Paul Gleason
Judson College
Shorthand System Invented in 1786 France and Italy
The shorthand writing method widely used in France and Italy was created in 1786, marking a key development in rapid note taking and stenography. The invention linked to early modern shorthand traditions and impacted subsequent writing systems in European contexts.
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France
Italy
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