A Greeting to Alumni of the Idaho Tech
Alumni and former students are urged to help reshape Idaho's new educational institution now renamed Idaho Tech. The message emphasizes alumni duty to education, continued service, and inviting colleagues to learn about expanded facilities and new opportunities at the state’s rechartered school. The convention notes industry leaders from liquor trades and prohibition critics speaking on policy, economics, and constitutional rights, with capital ties in the hundreds of millions.
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Liquor Wholesale Dealers Convene in Cincinnati
Cincinnati hosts the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers association as leaders from many countries gather for the convention opening tomorrow in Cincinnati Ohio. The extended anti liquor campaign has drawn wide attention and participation from the trade.
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Cincinnati
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Insurance May Be Compulsory for Russia Fire Risk
Petrograd June 4 A government plan to institute compulsory stage fire insurance moves toward approval. The interior minister supports the measure to protect Russia’s wooden buildings and reduce fire losses, arguing it meets public safety needs beyond potential revenue.
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Petrograd
Russia
Train schedule changes on Salt Lake route announced
The San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad announces changes to through train service effective 12:01 a.m. May 30. Train No 21 The Colorado California Limited departs Chicago daily at 1:00 p.m. and arrives Los Angeles 2:30 p.m. next day with Pullman standard drawing room and tourist sleepers from Chicago and Salt Lake City. Stops include Tintic Lynndyl Delta Oasis Milford Lund Modena.
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Colorado, California Limited
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Los Angeles
Pullman
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Rail timetable realignment trims several Overland routes
Pacific Limited keeps 8:45 a.m. Salt Lake City departure with changes in stops west of Lynndyl and revised Los Angeles arrival times. The Overland Express No 1 drops one daily leg from Salt Lake City at 11:50 p.m. and No 2 reverses to 6:00 a.m. arrival in Salt Lake City. The Los Angeles Limited Nos 7 and 8 shift departures and arrivals, with No 8 now leaving Los Angeles at 1:25 p.m. daily and reaching Salt Lake City at 2:15 p.m. The Pacific Limited No 20 remains unchanged while No 21 adds standard and tourist sleepers westbound Chicago.
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Caliente
Las Vegas
Daggett
Barstow
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Colton
Riverside
Ontario
Pomona
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Provo
Lynndyl
Chicago
Provo Sub-Division
New College Courses and Programs Announced for Next Year
The Techniad lists full year degree programs in Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Agriculture Home Economies and General Sciences plus collegiate vocational courses in Industrial Arts Agriculture Home Economies Commerce Shorthand Music Education and more. Two year college work will follow with day and evening options including Industrial Arts Home Economics Commerce and Shorthand Telegra phy. The second to fourth years of current academy courses will continue. Faculty includes instructors in Industrial Arts Engineering Home Economies Commerce Shorthand Education Physics Mathematics Chemistry Biology Foreign Languages Library and more with plans for additional coaches and possibly a Physical Education Social Science and History professor if funds permit.
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Librerry
Salt Lake Raid Breaks Up National Swindle Ring
Police raided an alleged fake poolroom at 149 E Second South Salt Lake and arrested five men and one farmer. The operatives linked to a Kansas City based swindle network had over 4000 in cash and traveler's checks, plus $2620.70 on F Howard and $905.70 on German. Names listed include F Howard G A Gorman Harry McGillis John Smith S Lee and Thomas Hogan.
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Taylor
Second South
Kansas City
Denver
Los Angeles
Express Company
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G. A. Gorman
Harry McGillis
John Smith
S. Lee
Thomas Hogan
Minneapolis
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Howard
Money found on suspects leads to release at police HQ
McGallis had 487.40 while others held smaller sums. During a search at police headquarters Gorman carried express checks but walked oddly to the city prison. Patrolman St John forced him to disrobe revealing over 900. Howard and Gortian offered to post all found money as bail after attorney advice. Detective Zeese approved and they were released.
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Gorman
Oto
Wiliam St. John
Howard
Gortian
William C. Zeese
American Beef in British Prize Court
London reports the British prize court will review delayed cases of American meat shipments bound for Norwegian ports. Vessels including Alfred Noble Kjornsterne Kjornsen Kim Fridland and 26 others were detained, with an adjustment agreement made but meat shipments still to be adjudicated.
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Alfred — Noble
Kjornsterne Bkjornsen
Kim
Fridland
St Augustine votes on city manager plan
St Augustine Fla June 7 a special election is held to ratify or reject the commission city manager charter led by the chamber of commerce and leading citizens hoping for efficient city management of business
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Chamber of Commerce
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