Britain Mobilizes 20000 in China as Shanghai Fate Hangs
London reports a six week focus on Shanghai as British 20 000 troops mobilize to defend foreign life and property if Cantonese forces threaten Shanghai's international settlement. Britain, Japan, France and the U S would form a defensive ring along a twenty one mile line while negotiations with Cantonese leaders proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
British Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Chekiang
Marshall Sun Chuan-Fang
Chiang Kai- Shek
China
Philip Chetwode
Aldershot
Eugene Chen
Hankow
O'Malley
Chamberlain
Miles Lassiter
Chang Tso Lin
El Paso Wins Stock Session in National Livestock Meet
El Paso Texas will entertain the National Livestock association in January 1928 after San Francisco withdrew its invitation for 1929. L P Brit of Marfa was elected president succeeding O Donel of Bell Ranch who was named honorary vice president. Officers include W Pellam Hubbard Russell George Russell Victor Gilbertson Charles E Collins and Charles D Carey. The convention endorsed a proposed biological survey of feeding habits of large game animals for their protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
el Paso
Texas
National Livestock Association
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
E. Paso
L. P. Brit
Marfa
M. O’donel
Bellranch
N. M
O’donel
Denver
William Pellam
Hubbard Russell
Nevada
George Russell
New Mexico
Victor Gilbertson
Colorado
Charles E. Collins
Wyoming
Charles D. Carey
Indorsing
Goddard Still Leads The Pas Dog Derby Sprint
Emil St. Goddard, 20, maintained a 20 minute edge after the first two laps of the 120 mile The Pas dog derby in Manitoba. He completed Tuesday's 40 mile segment in 8 hours 35 minutes as the event heads toward its final 40 mile run today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Emil St. Goddard
St. Goddard
Gooding and Smith Press Fort Hall Tract Survey Funding
Idaho Senator Gooding and Representative Addison Smith urged the Budget Bureau to approve 145000 dollars for irrigating the Gibson tract and 25000 dollars for engineering surveys of nearby lands near Pocatello. They testified before the budget bureau and expect submission to the president, noting previous irrigation funding was omitted from initial estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ross
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Congress
Budget Bureau
Gibson Tract
Pocatello
Secretary of the Interior
Senator Gooding
Mr. Smith
Michaud Flats
Fort Hall
Union Minority Starts a Fight at Mine Workers Convention
Indianapolis January 27 Administration leaders of the United Mine Workers faced an opposition minority led by John Brophy. Brophy, defeated for president by John L Lewis, attacked strategy and pushed for harsher unionization. The convention rejected condemning citizen military training camps, deferring to the next AFL convention. The wage scale committee prepared wage demands ahead of the February 14 conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
John Brophy
Pennsylvania
Brophy
John L. Lewis
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Miners
On the Trail of the Static
Washington reports progress on government control legislation for radio broadcasting after a long effort by lawmakers. Senate and house conferees completed their report on the Dill and White bills with Rep. Davis signaling possible minority views. The measure would regulate interstate and foreign radio communication and aims for approval and sending to the president this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Senate
House
Davis
Tennessee
Cure Claimed for Tuberculosis in Portland Test
Portland researchers announce a positive cure for tuberculosis after ten years of work led by Professor E G Pernot. Dr George Kirkpatrick develops the cure to be tested immediately on twenty cows, ten condemned by the state and ten by the federal government, with hopes to clear all trace of TB in months.
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Portland
Ore
E. G. Pernot
George Kirkpatrick
Pernot
Three Idaho Bills Pass In Morning House Actions
The 19th Idaho legislature saw the senate amend and pass House Bill No. 3 to validate highway district bonds totaling 10.8 million dollars and confirm duties of county officers. House Bills 20 32 and 34 also advance addressing beaver trapping proceeds state university funding and pension money rules for veterans homes. Nine bills were introduced in total by the two houses.
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Boise
Idaho
House
Senate
Fish and Game Commission
Game Department
State Fish and Game Fund
Education Committee
University of Idaho
State Affairs Committee
Meyers
Power
Government runs speak-easy stance ends for undercover chief
New York January 27 A B Bilaski head of undercover prohibition agents says he will never approve government operated speak-easys again after testifying in a West 44th Street lease dispute. He defended the measure citing loan conditions and noted a telephonic trap used to catch a man bribing a government agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. B.bruce Bilaski
West 44Th Street
Bilaski
Pocatello Facts The People’s Store Heritage and Reach
The People’s Store in Pocatello, founded November 1892 by Walter Cleare and George Gasser, remains under their direction as a leading Southeast Idaho mercantile institution. It operates ten departments with thirty clerks and a $42,000 yearly payroll, while maintaining two New York buyers and mail order to China, Alaska, the Philippines, Kansas, and Minnesota. The firm and its staff actively support community projects.
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Peoples
Walter Cleare
George Gasser
Inter-Mountain Country
Idaho
New York
Ints
China
Alaska
Philippines
Kansas
Minnesota
People’s Store
Farmers urge action on potato injunction and branding
Idaho Falls Jan 27 Resolution requests to remove the injunction blocking Idaho agriculture from enforcing a uniform shipping law. Farmers and dealers from the Upper Snake River valley press for immediate action and for a law requiring labeling of bags with the grade Idaho No 1 or No 2.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Commissioner of Agriculture
Snake River Valley
Idaho Potato Growers Association
Idaho Potato Dealers Association
Upper
Twin Falls
Idaho No. 1
Idaho No. 2
A. W. B. Ejosness
Kjosness
Old Train for an Exhibition
A four car historical Union Pacific train toured from Omaha to Kansas, showcasing an old woodburnt locomotive a mail baggage and tiger coach and a model of the first Kansas entry. A car models President Lincoln's private car and a sleeping car with bench seating reflecting early travel. The train heads to Topeka for the opening of the new Union Pacific station celebration.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Kansas
Topeka
Lincoln
Acetylene Gas Blows out Turner Meeting House
A gas leak ignited by a struck match caused a catastrophic explosion at the Turner L. D. S. meeting house four miles west of Grace during a community basketball game. The blast killed Brigham McCann 55 James McCann 50 Meredith McCann 13 Thomas McCann II 9 Elmer Anderson 30 and Ira Lowe 27. many others were injured or bruised. The frame structure was demolished and investigators noted long standing lighting system problems.
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Turner L. D
Grace
Brigham McCann
Turner James McCann
Turner Ward
Meredith McCann
James McCann
Turner Thomas McCann
Turner Elmer Anderson
Central
Gus Anderson
Denmark
Ira Lowe
Turner
J. H. Hale
Elmer Anderson
Edward McCann
Grant McCarthy
Homer Clark
Nels Anderson, Jr
Clark
the Word
J. J. H. Hubbard
J. E. Otte
Wm. P. Johnston
Pocatello Tribune
H. L. MecHaz
The
Tribune
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
A. L. Bonnell
McCann
T. J. McCann
Ezra Merrill
West Pocatello
Millions Placed in Tooth Work
Washington reports from the commerce department based on census data show 1925 production of dental work including false teeth and crown and bridge work valued at $35,922,871, a 21 percent rise from 1923. False teeth alone were worth $5,947,729.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Crowean
National Livestock Association opposes army beef imports
Salt Lake City reports the National Livestock Association adopting resolutions opposing army beef purchases from Australia and New Zealand, urging continued use of American beef at three cents a pound and urging Panama fleet provisioning with domestic meat. It also endorses grazing hearings, criticizes private stockyard limits, and protests immigration measures tied to labor in the southwest.
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Salt Lake City
National Livestock Association
Panama
Lee
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Rts Sa
National Livestock and Meat Board
Southwest
Lawrence
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Mansion
Wis
Owen Richard
Grant County
William Coffey
Hattie Hales
Madison Bond
Fish and Game
Bruce Bilaski
Department
Lehigh University
James Ward Packard
W. H. Mendenhall
Bannock County
Bancroft
H. L. McHan
Trasatello
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