Commission to Force Start of Tuberculosis Hospitals
Ada County Taxpayers' association seeks restraining order to halt two state tuberculosis hospitals at Sandpoint and Payette. Commission members vow to resist and plan to appeal for an order to be set aside. Sites were chosen with National Tuberculosis association expert aid. full commission supports building as fast as possible despite opposition.
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Starry
Adkinson
David Burrell
Tuberculosis Commission
National Tuberculosis Association
Boy in San Jose Shoots Self After Family Talk
Earl Win slow, 12, of San Francisco, died from a self inflicted gunshot at his grandmother Mrs. Fred R. Allen's home in San Jose after she questioned his explanation about tubes of paste found at school. Police reported the tragedy occurred late last night as the boy prepared to telephone the teacher. He died instantly.
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San Jose
Earl Winslow
San Francisco
Fred R. Allen
Washington Court Rules No Alimony Right for Husband
The Washington Supreme Court rules that alimony for a husband is unheard of and a wife cannot owe temporary suit money attorney's fees or maintenance. The decision overturns a Spokane County ruling holding Mrs Agnew Jacobsen liable for these temporary costs for her husband John Jacobsen.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Jos. B. Lindsey
Spokane County
Agnew Jacobeen
John Jacobsen
Party for disabled veterans at White House lawn
Washington June 7 AP More than two thousand disabled war veterans hospitalized nearby attended a White House lawn party hosted by the president and Mrs Harding. Mrs Harding received the guests with 50 young women from the veterans bureau representing forty eight states the District of Columbia and Hawaii Ta wai.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Little Change in Work Schedule
Washington June 7 Work on all naval vessels allowed under the arms conference treaty would proceed at the present rate with no reductions of forces at any private or government yards. The senate appropriations sub committee denied funds for three new Pacific coast bases and an aviation base at San Point. It authorized a $500,000 increase for Puget Sound yard and $192,000 for Pearl Harbor yard, while Mare Island pier restoration was cut to $250,000 from $750,000.
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Washingon
United States
Senate
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Alameda
San Pedro
Cal
San Point
Wash
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor Yard
Mare Island Navy Yards
Health conditions improve across Idaho say officials
Boise reports health conditions in Idaho are better than for many months. Dr. F W Almond state medical adviser notes contagious diseases have largely disappeared in many sections with no cases reported in the past month.
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Boise
Idaho
F. W. Almond
Claims Upkeep of Automobiles in Idaho Costs Sum Twelve Millions Annually
At the Idaho State Bankers Association opening session in Coeur d Alene E M Ehrhardt of the Empire National Bank urged banker cooperation to support agriculture and edible livestock farms. James Munroe warned that public finances mirror overextended households and called for economies noting Idaho autos require about 12 million dollars annually for upkeep.
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Idaho
James Munroe
Idaho Department of Finance
Coronado Coal Case Spars With Supreme Court Criticism
A rehearing will be sought in Coronado Coal Co. and associates v International District Mine Workers union. Senator La Follette blasted the Supreme Court for a six line decision and for berating defendants, arguing the ruling misstates law and casts unincorporated associations as liable entities.
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New York
Coronado Coal Company and Associates
International District Mine Workers’ Union
J. B. McDinough
COURT
Washington
Supreme Court
Coronado
LaFollette
Isconsin
Arkansas
Wisconsin
United States
LaFellette
Taft
Taft-Vale
Branch
Quakers Gather in Richmond for Diamond Jubilee Events
Richmond Indiana hosts a diamond jubilee for Farham College with the 75th anniversary events from June 3 to 7 led by Herbert Hoover. Quaker groups from across the United States attend conferences at Earlham College and Western Yearly Meeting, with broader Quaker gatherings planned through September 12 and including international delegates.
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Richmond
Ind
United States
Fartham College
Quaker College
Herbert C. Hoover
Young Friends
Earlham College
Indiana Aaedyeeting
Ers
Friends General Conference
Hicksite Friends
Europe
Meeting of Friends
Canada
New England
New York
Baltimore
North Carolina
Wilmington
Indian
Western
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Ore
California
Beet crop damaged by wind across Rupert area
Weather winds damaged beet fields on the Rupert district’s 2506 acres of sugar beets. The local paper notes outbreaks of heat and insect pressure affected nearby farms while Ireland’s Dail Eireann elections return 84 candidates for membership with 17 pro treaty and 17 anti treaty contenders unseeded.
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Re Ahse
Jocal Paper
Ispatchania
Dublin
Ae Parr
Lete
Dail Eireann
Blind members honor blind veterans in gallery speech
Washington reports Representative Shall, a Republican, saluted a large delegation of blind former service members in the gallery and spoke of their sacrifice toward winning the World War. He recalled his own blindness and urged peers that they are not dead but alive with purpose.
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Washington
Miz
Sehall
Student Dies After Grove City Diving Accident
Grove City Pa June 7 AP A student died after fellow classmates battled to save him following a neck injury sustained while diving into a pool at Grove City College. The victim, Les ie, was stabilized for 48 hours by students using artificial respiration. The report notes the tragedy occurred after a diving accident last Monday.
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Grove City
Grove City College
Lesie
Fragmentary note on sovereignty and mental affairs inquiry
A fragment notes a discussion about mental affairs and records, mentioning an inability to obtain an infringement of sovereignty. The text is incomplete, offering limited context or identifiable figures.
Banks Consolidate in San Francisco Radio Era
San Francisco reports Wells Fargo Nevada National Consolidated with Union Trust. The merger creates a nationwide banking system with combined resources surpassing 128000000. The deal is described as a major consolidation across the West Coast banking sector.
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San Francisco
Wells-Fargo Nevada National
Union Trust
San Francisco Chronicle
Stena
Shrine Visit Notes From Distant Pane in War-Torn Syria
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Syrian temple or shrine visit with sparse details about arrival, path, and the travel route. Mentions of reading and a convent in Pennsylvania appear garbled among the remnants of the report.
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Ona Erle
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