Russia Asia's Shifting Map headlined in National Geographic bulletin
Washington reports a National Geographic Society bulletin on Central Asia's redrawn borders since 1918. It notes the emergence of Uzbekistan as the dominant state with cotton production and major cities like Samarkand and Bukhara, while Kirghizia and Turkmenistan occupy smaller autonomous zones.
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Washington, D.C
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Kirghizia
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Russia
Bulletin
Turkestan
Bokhara
Khiva
trans-Caspian
Central Asia
Republic of
Moscow
Uzbek Socialist Soviet Republic
Merv
Hiva
Samarkand
Khojend
Tashkent
Pamir
Kara-Kirghizia
Caspian Sea
Persia
Trans- Caspian District
Kirghiz Socialist Soviet Republic
Uzbeg
Optometrist Dr R O Young Leaves for Postgraduate Work
Dr R O Young O D an optometrist leaves June 25 to pursue post graduate work and will be away six weeks. An enlarged orchestra performs at Dance Palace tonight.
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Dance Palace
Public Drain on Wild Life in United States Examined
Washington D C June 12 An official document places the annual value of wild life resources in the United States at several hundred million dollars and notes deer kills around 100 000 yearly at two cents a pound. It discusses rabbits furs and hides and the rising role of game farms and preserves.
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Washington, D. C
United States
The
Conservation Commission of
New York
Game Commission of
Pennsylvania
Virginia
British Isles
Yellowstone Park
Bonded Warehouse Laws Improve Farm Credit in Idaho
The federal department of commerce says nine months of bonded warehouse administration in Idaho has stabilized prices and aided in orderly crop marketing. A. W. B. Kjosness notes cooperative state federal work since September 1 with Jesse Wade as federal supervisor and S. L. Spangler as state supervisor. Yohe and Wade plan to attend meetings in Walla Walla and Spokane to promote warehousing on a sound basis.
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Boise
Voice
Federal Department of Commerce
A. W. B. Kjosness
State Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Jesse W. Wade
S. L. Spangler
Kjosness
Yohe
Wade
Walla Walla
Washington State Bankers’ Association
Pacific Northwest
Grasp Dealers
Spokane
Bankers’ Clearing House Associations
Bankers’ Organizations
Public invited Flag Day services at Ellis Temple
Public invited to Flag Day services at Ellis Temple this Sunday at 8 p m. Final details of program not provided.
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Ellis’ Temple
Dance With Imperial Entertainers at Moonlite Tonight
Dance with Imperial Entertainers at Moonlite tonight at the corner of Fifth and Center.
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Imperial
Moonlite
Fifth and Center
Canadian official defers rum running paper questions to Ottawa
Victoria June 12 Director of customs Fred M Davey said any doubt about a ship clears for Mexico and lands cargoes elsewhere is referred to the federal department in Ottawa. He responded to Colonel Green prohibition chief of San Francisco who alleged BC authorities know vessels file false papers to Mexican ports. He said the issue is under waiver and an investigation is underway.
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Victoria
Fred M. Davey
Customs
México
Federal Department
Ottawa
Colonel Green
San Francisco
British Columbia
French aviator Starts New Paris to Tokyo Flight Attempt
Captain Georges Pelletier Doisy began a new attempt from Paris toward Tokyo after a prior Warsaw accident. He took off Friday morning seeking to complete the long journey.
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Villa Coubley
France
Georges Pelletier Doisy
Paria
Tokyo
Warsaw
Democrats to Convene Meeting at Portneuf Building
All Democrats of City and County are requested to meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Ross Bates' office in the Portneuf Building. Im portant.
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Ross Bates
Portneuf
Lonely heiress Mackenzie Found Dead in Village Flat
New York police report Jane Mackenzie, an heiress living in Greenwich Village, found dead in her apartment by banker friend Raymond Fish. He says the door was open and two poison bottles lay nearby. a doctor estimated death about 12 hours earlier. Her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Mackenzie, rushed from San Francisco for a last sight.
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New York
Jane
Greenwich Village
Jean Mackenzie
Charlotte P. Mackenzie
Singer Sewing Machine Company
San Francisco
Raymond T. Fish
Funeral for Neighbor Howells husband set for tomorrow
All Royal Neighbors are requested to attend the funeral of Neighbor Howell's husband tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m. at the home on North Hayes.
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Howell
North Hayes
Golden Rule 26th Anniversary Sale Bargains Across Departments
The Golden Rule promotes its 26th anniversary sale with discounts across all departments. Storewide bargains highlight everyday items and seasonal needs for shoppers seeking value.
Idaho Senate Hopefuls Exude Confidence in Washington
In Washington on June 12 the three Idaho Republican senatorial candidates expressed strong confidence. Attorney General Conner visited from Philadelphia and Joe Peterson met with Interior Secretary officials while neither called on Senator Gooding. Both Conner and Peterson planned broader talks with Idaho’s delegation, and all three projected victory in the Idaho Republican convention.
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Washington
Idaho
Conner
Philadelphia
Joe Peterson
Secretary of the Interior
Neiither Conner
Peterson
Senator Gooding
Capitol
Spring Chicken Dinners at Green Triangle
Fried spring chicken dinners offered at the Green Triangle location with hours until midnight. Call 676 R 12 and reserve one hour ahead. Classified ad note from Tribune.
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Green Triangle
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