Kiwanis Leader to Visit Ogden as District Meets
Ogden Utah will host the Utah Idaho Kiwanis district convention on August 24 with international president George from Toronto attending. John Culley district governor from Boise said the Kiwanis clubs will participate in the event with local members.
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Ogden
Utah
George
Kiwanis Cubs
Toronto
Kiwanis Clubs
John Culley
Teen Cake O. He. G
Boise
Wool Schedule in Tariff Battle at Senate Hearing
The Senate consumes debate over schedule eleven in the administration tariff bill focusing on wool duties. Senators McCumber Gooding Smoot and Walsh challenge the 33 cent per pound rate on scoured wool, citing high costs, potential consumer burdens, and limited domestic gains while urging protection of producers and fair duties.
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Bursum
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Jones
New Seo
Congress
Smoot
Utah
Tariff Commission
Gooding
Idaho
Walsh
Massachusetts
Auto Struck by Passenger Train near Murray
Salt Lake City July 22 AP reports Mr and Mrs Samuel Gerrard of Taylorsville Utah were killed at 9 pm when their auto was struck by a Denver Rio Grande Western passenger train at Murray. Copyright AP news service.
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Salt Lake Cy
Samuel Gerrard
Taylorville
Utah
Murray
Denver & Rionde Western
Government Pushes Coal Distribution to Save Railways
Washington reports the government moves to distribute dwindling coal supplies to keep railroads and essential industries running. Shipping Board plans include 40 ships with 300000 tons monthly coal from Wales and England and 31 British vessels adding 200000 tons monthly to American ports. Officials say current stocks may forestall a shutdown for a fortnight while President Harding’s call to resume operations is tested. A cabinet meeting discussed future steps and Hoover will host a regional coal representatives meeting next Monday. A miners conference with John L. Lewis is planned for Scranton or New York Monday to seek resumption of anthracite mining.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Small
Emery Fleet Corporation
Wales
England
Ropean
Atlantic
Smull
Merican
Harding
Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Scranton
New York
John F. Durkan
Durkan
Pennsylvania
Lewis
White House
Troops Patrol Southwestern Pennsylvanian Coal Fields
More than 1000 national guardsmen were deployed in southwestern and central Pennsylvania coal fields to secure strategic points as mining resumes. Cavalry HQs set up in the Cokeburg region near key Pittsburgh mines. units are fully equipped for an indefinite field duty period.
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Pittsburgh
National
Pennsylvania
Cokeburg
National Guard
World Wheat Harvest Edges Up Across Countries
Washington reports 1922 wheat production for available countries at about 2,763,396,000 bushels, up from 1921’s 2,724,506,000. The five year average ends 1918 at 2,657,577,000 bushels, with Russia excluded from estimates. Acreages show a general decrease from prior figures.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Proclamation by Sheriff Mabey on Po catello strike violence
Sheriff George E Mabey warns that recent strike related violence threatens public safety in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. He cites riot and unlawful assembly statutes and orders leaders and citizens to aid in enforcing law and maintaining order during the crisis.
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Pocatello
George E. Mabey
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Idaho
Cercernane
Centenarian to Appear in Court in His Own Case
Cornelius Cole former U S senator from California who turns 100 next September 17 will act as his own attorney in a damage suit against the city of Los Angeles for storm water. Judge Willis set the case for October 18 noting he would be the first attorney over 100 to try a case in California courts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Vey
Cornelius Cole
United States
California
Frank R. Willis
Superior Court
Secretary Denby Arrives in Shanghai en route to Manila
Edwin Denby secretary of the navy of the United States arrived in Shanghai from Peking today. He will sail for Manila next Wednesday.
Editor William Allen White Faces Police Placed Display
Emporia editor William Allen White refused to remove a yellow placard showing support for striking railroad workers. Governor Henry J. Allen and officials planned to file an information charging conspiracy to interfere with transportation, asserting the placard violated the industrial court act. A Topeka mediation failed, White refused to budge.
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Topeka
Kan
William Allen White
Emporia
Henry J. Allen
Allen
J. A. McDermott
Industrial Court
White
Kansas
LeRoy Hill
Alien
Boynton
Tention
Sophier
Hull
Wm. Allen White
Emporia Gazette
A. C. Gabencets
Mr. White
Free State forces seize Waterford and Limerick as rebels retreat
Dublin reports the Republican insurgents have lost Waterford and Limerick and retreat toward Cork. National troops control Limerick except for snipers, while Cork City remains contested. Guerrilla activity increases in Dublin and Howth as attacks and bombings disrupt daily life.
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Limerick
Dublin
Cork
National Army
Arine
Free State
Ramonde Y
Clonmelord
Castler
Oreurre
Pares
Four Courts Hotel
Masoud
Four Ca
National Army S
South Ireland
Cineme
Mallow
Fermoy
Cork City
Irish Times Today
Kevin Street
Howth
Herrick Leaves for Rest From Berlin Ambassadorship
American ambassador to France Myron T. Herrick departed for the United States for a two month rest after a short Washington stop. He then returns to his home in Cleveland Ohio. Premier Hughes avoided promising Germany trade resumption while noting Australia does not feel obliged to grease the wheels for German trade.
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Itralia
Reuter
Hughes
Germany
Australia
Ante Red Cross Holds First Convention Here
The initial convention of the Ante Red Cross will be held here with President Ing delivering the opening address according to an announcement.
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Washington
Red Cross
Ing
Opposition blocks TRADE talks and gas chief appointment
A London report notes the government rejects a push to fast track a new gas consultant in Australia while opposing the broader trade stance. The move signals friction between officials over appointment timing and trade policy.
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London
Haus
Durant to lead Locomobile as Durant Motors gains stake
New York reports confirm Durant Motors interest in reorganizing Locomobile Company of America. William C Durant has assumed the presidency of Locomobile, signaling a major leadership shift and potential strategic realignment for both firms.
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New York
Durant Motors, Inc
Locomobile Company of America
William ©. Durant
Locomobile Company
Olympia Bonds: General Obligation of Irrigation District
Olympia Washington reports that bonds are issued as a general obligation of the irrigation district. The article outlines the authority behind the bond issue and its intended use for irrigation projects and infrastructure improvements.
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Olympia, Wash
Unusual German Electrocution Claims Couple
In Frankfurt Germany a young married couple died in a bath tub accident when a zinc tub, a water pipe and a portable lamp formed an electric circuit. The wife gripped the lamp with wet hands and was electrocuted. the husband died trying to help her. The strike coverage follows with labor talks and moves toward direct negotiations amid rail labor tension and potential wider walkouts.
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Fankfort
Germany
Omaha Union Calls for National Strike
Omaha July 22 AP Executives of the American Federation of Labor were urged by the central labor union to call a national strike at the earliest date. The resolution seeks to mobilize the full power of labor in a grand protest against alleged slavery conditions and to empower co representatives to act immediately.
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Omaha
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union of
Train collision near Logan leaves five dead
A head on crash between Frisco trains Texas Special No 2 and Meteor No 9 near Logan Missouri killed Engineer C H Ring and four Hammer family members and left several injured. Wreckage and missing bodies reported as crews rush to the scene with relief parties from nearby towns.
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Springfield
C. H. Ring
Logan
Andrew Hammer
Stoutland
Hammer
Engineer Ring
Sapulpa, Oklo
Rhs 22
Loan
Bringfield
No. 9
President Harding Accepted Honorary Membership From Flathead Tribe
President Harding accepted an invitation to become an honorary member of the Flathead Indians of Montana and will be adopted in ceremonies in the coming days. The White House said the gesture is ceremonial with no objections to naming Mount Harding on the reservation. The Flathead community club extended the invitation on behalf of the Indians.
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Washington
Harding
Montana
Bona,putans, Commmunity Club
Gasding
Mount Harding
Coal ships sought as demand for transatlantic coal rises
London reports rising demand for ships to carry coal to America with Cardiff exporters claiming 300000 tons booked and Newcastle firms 150000. Freight rates are quoted from eight to ten shillings per ton.
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London
America
Cardiff
Newcastle
Eastern railroads plan company unions with workers
F Loree president of Delaware and Hudson says rail carriers in the East aim to form company unions with new and remaining workers to negotiate separately with each railroad when disputes arise. Lehigh Valley reports progress organizing employees into such unions. similar moves noted for Delaware and Hudson and Lackawanna.
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Eastern Roads
F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Eastern
Lehigh Valley
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna
Lore
TNE
Baltimore and
Ohio
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