Western regional board meeting aids Idaho transport needs
The Boise forum reports the Western Regional Advisory Board of the Car Service Division, American Railway Association, solved several transport issues. Mayor Ben Ross, J I King, Short Line freight agent, and E J Fieldsted from the Parma area praised progress on coal car shortages and beet sugar shipments, noting high car movement. Seventy railway officials, eighty five shippers, and seventeen others attended, with Union Pacific officials present.
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Western Regional Advisory Board
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Boise
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bannock
Ben Ross
J. I. King
J. Fieldsted
Chamber
Ross
Regional Board
Idaho
Iea
John Steele
Parma
Steele
Boston
Fieldsted
Steele Farm
University of Idaho At
Chamber of Commerce of
Fjeldsted
The
Railway Association
Fijelsted
King
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Union Pacific System
Bleachers Collapse at Frontier Park Injures Several
A section of bleachers at Frontier park collapsed at 2 45 pm during Frontier days in Cheyenne Wyoming. One woman suffered a fractured leg and several others were injured.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frontier Park
Anthracite Operators Rule Out General Strike
In Atlantic City the anthracite operators and hard coal miners representatives met this morning and repudiated any general coal strike. They sought a pledge to keep mining after September 1 despite an incomplete wage and working conditions agreement. Van A Bittner’s telegram had warned of possible action if no settlement in northern West Virginia occurred.
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Atlantic City
N. J
van A. Bittner
Commerce
Hoover
Davis
Bittner
West Virginia
Tax Records Open for Public Inspection September 1
Income tax records for last year will be open for public inspection by all internal revenue collectors starting September 1. Announcement cites a Supreme Court decision allowing publication of figures by collectors at their offices. Washington will not publish any returns.
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Washington
Interni
Internal Revenue
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
Fire destroys eight buildings in Detroit blaze
A July 22 Detroit fire in the Gladstone Linwood area burned eight structures, including five apartment houses, with 200 families evacuated. Start in a nearly finished basement. cause linked to children playing with gasoline. No injuries reported. Loss estimated at 1.5 million as wind hampered firefighting.
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Detroit
Mich
Gladstone-Linwood Avenue
Gladstone Avenue
Entire West to Hear Dawes in Denver Address
Vice President Dawes will address the senate rules issue at the Denver municipal auditorium tonight. The KOA broadcast by General Electric will carry the talk after 8 p.m. mountain time. Dawes travels with Mrs Dawes and Beman G Dawes and wife and attends a Denver chamber banquet before touring the John C Shaffer ranch and Frontier Days in Cheyenne with Governor Nellie T Ross.
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Denver
Colo
West
Dawes
Senate
Municipal Auditorium
Denver Chamber of Ecommerce
KOA
General Electric
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Ken-Karyi Ranch
Colorado
John C. Shaffer
Chicago
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nellie T. Ross
Wyoming
Chinese Problem Accord Reached in Washington Talks
Substantial accord reached by major powers on a formula to handle the Chinese question. Pekin diplomats may submit the plan to the provisional Chinese government soon. The settlement includes the Washington conference plan to revise Chinese customs duties and create a commission of inquiry into extraterritorial questions.
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Washington
Pekin
Provisional Government of China
Luxurious Robes of Former Czarina Sell at Auction
Auction of personal effects of the former emperor and empress in Leningrad drew a large crowd including English and American buyers. The sale featured numerous exquisite Japanese kimonos presented by the Mikado and many velvet and silk dresses of English manufacture fetching high prices.
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Leningrad
Alexandra
Rain and Wind Inflict Damage Across Region
A storm today dropped temperatures from 79 to 56 and brought hail. Rain damaged irrigation ditches near Tyhee and possibly crops near Portneuf. Downpour began at 2:30 PM, with gutters filling and even shattering a glass window in a North building tailor shop at Arthur and Lewis streets.
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Tyhee
Portneuf
Sol
Arthur and
Lewis Streets
Iowa Corn Grows Four Inches a Day
Iowa State College agricultural leaders report corn in Ames grows about four inches daily at peak season. A six day measurement near Ames showed stalks averaging 25.8 inches.
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Iowa
Ames
Iowa State College
Idaho Educator Joins St Louis University Faculty
Professor Peter J. Simimers, formerly a Wisconsin school chief and Idaho superintendent of education, is added to St Louis University as professor of educational administration. He will devote his time to establishing a teachers' college.
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Idaho
St Louisa
Peter J. Simimers
Manitowoc
Wis
Boise
St. Louis University
Teachers’ College
Striker Clash in Canton Leads to Six Deaths
A government intervened clash between two factions of Chinese strikers in Canton results in six deaths. Victims paraded in streets as a warning. discord grows among Hong Kong strikers, who are organizing and drilling. General Hu Hon-Min warned no more fighting unless a broader Chinese workers strike ends.
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Canton
Hong Kong
Hu Hon-Min
Global milk sources beyond cows in historic use
The article notes that historically many animals provided milk for human consumption. It highlights cows as the primary dairy source today while acknowledging goat, ass, mare, camel, ewe, reindeer, llama, and zebra milks are still used in various regions.
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