Sanitary condition at Civic club meeting prompts urging cleanup drive
At the Commercial club rooms Civic club members discuss park improvements in Pocatello, elect officers, and echo Army sanitation lessons. Captain Howard argues city sanitation lags army standards, urging home cleanliness and civic action to curb flies, waste, and disease.
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Vocatello
W. J. Ingting
J. F. Irvin
Oscar Sonnenkalb
S. Mk. Brady
Commercial Club
Walter H. Cleare
Civic Club
J. M. Bistline
Amy, Kelly
University of Idaho Extension Department
W. F. Howard
Pocatello
Howard
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
Camp Lewis
Celan
Oregon
Tonnage Decreases for United States Steel in May
New York June 10 United States Steel Corporation orders for May 31 stood at 4 282 310 tons a drop of 518 375 tons from April 30. The report shows continued declines in demand and output for the steel industry as stocks and production adjust to market conditions.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Favorable Action on Canal Construction in Oregon and Washington
Hoquiam Wash June 10 the government seriously considers a chain of three canals linking Puget Sound to the Columbia River Rep Albert Johnson says one would run from Olympia to Grays Harbor the second along the coast from Grays Harbor to Willapa Harbor and the third to the Columbia Initial plans call for a shallow waterway with later deepening Former leaders Davis and Chittenden studied the route estimating seven locks and a $15 03 million price Johnson suggests possible inclusion in inland waterways projects for the federal program
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Hoquiam
Wash
Puget Sound
Columbian River
Albert Johnson
Olympia
Grays
Willapa Harbor
Columbia
Puget Sound- Columbia River Canal
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
War Department
Davis
H. M. Chittenden
Johnson
Ogden Livestock Market Sees Large May Receipts
Ogden Union Stock Yards reports a new 21 month streak of large cattle and sheep receipts with steady hog runs averaging about four hundred head daily. Prices for hogs reach up to 18.50 per hundred as demand remains strong and farmers expect higher hog numbers through June to August.
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Ogden
Union Stock Yards
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
California
Intermountain
Ogden Livestock District
Chiapas land concessions abrogated under current law
Mexico City reports that English company land concessions in Chiapas have been abrogated by the government. The claims, granted by earlier regimes, may be renewed only under current law which authorizes temporary leases pending revision of existing arrangements.
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Mexico City
Mexico
H. A. C. Cummins
Department of Agriculture
Chiapas
Businessmen to Visit Japan for Commercial Talks
Tokyo June 10. Fifteen to twenty American business men pledged to visit Japan next April to meet Japanese colleagues and discuss mutual commercial problems. The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce banqueters, Wallace M. Alexander and Robert Newton Lynch, hosted a farewell dinner attended by many Japanese leaders and about one hundred guests. Leaders argued that America and Japan face world problems requiring cooperation and harmonious relations after the coming conference in Tokyo.
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Tokio
Japan
Associated Press
Wallace M. Alexander
Robert Newton Lynch
San Francisco
Viscount Kaneka
Lis
America
Europe
Asia
Tokyo
Viscount Kaneko
Baron Shibusawa
American Shipping Board
United States
Norwegian Labor Party Declines Amsterdam Conference Participation
The Norwegian labor party led by Bolshevik faction refuses to join the socialist conference at Amsterdam and rejects reconstruction of the Internationale as planned at the Berne conference. It will instead cooperate with the left wing of the Swiss Socialists and with German Sparta.
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Christiana
Labor Party
Amsterdam
Central Labor Committee
Sparta
Summer campers urged to prevent forest fires with tips
Washington notes from the American Forestry Association urge campers to practice fire safety. Do not leave matches or cigarettes ignited, avoid large fires, smother out fires, and call rangers if a blaze appears. Emphasizes prevention to protect timber, flood control, and erosion protection amid past fire losses.
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Washington
Americah Forestry Association
Minnesota
Willard Roughs Up His Trainers at Camp in Toledo
Willard's training camp drew hundreds as the champion battered sparring partners with 14 ounce gloves. He knocked out Soldier Stanton in ten seconds and left Hempel and Monahan groggy with blows. Dempsey resumed training after a layoff, boxing four rounds with Tate and the Jamaica Kid. Admittance was 50 cents for Willard and 25 cents for Dempsey.
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Toledo
Ohio
Willard
Jack Hempel
Walter Monahan
Soldier Stanton
Stanton
Jack Dempsey
Ray O. Archer
New York
Dempsey
Bill Tate
Jamaica Kid
Villard
Communist Slanders Against Labor Widespread
A political committee criticizes Western European labor groups for aligning with Bolshevism and revolutionary methods, labeling their stance as anti labor and endorsing terror against bourgeois interests.
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Cists
Western
Europe
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