Favors Closer Tab on Aliens
Chicago June 26 AP James J Davis secretary of labor urged enrollment of alien immigrants and a simplified naturalization plan to make all become citizens He proposed federal IDs for arrivals and an annual census to help legally admitted aliens learn about America and its traditions He warned against smuggling and said about 100 aliens enter daily.
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James J. Davis
Secretary of
Labor
Winchester Clubs
Davis
America
Grecian Noses Parade At AMA Convention Exhibit
Dr Lee Cohen of Baltimore will demonstrate corrective rhinoplasty at the 74th AMA convention in San Francisco The display features before and after nose work and rib graft techniques A well rounded surgical training is stressed as essential in plastic nose procedures and warns of disastrous results from inexperienced surgeons
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Lee Cohen
Baltimore
American Medical Association
Civic Auditorium
Cohen
Banks to close for presidential visit in Pocatello
All Pocatello banks will close 10 30 to 1 00 Thursday June 28 during the president s official visit. Pocatello Clearing House Ass n H A Reynolds Mgr 126.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Clearing House Ass’n. H
Canary Second Sheets Ideal for Typewriter Practice
Canary second sheets offered by The Tribune Co Ltd at half the usual price for typewriter practice paper. Phone 123.
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the Tribune Co., Ltd
the Tribune Co, Ltd
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Ointment Ad
Those in a run down condition find Catarrh worse, showing it is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine includes an Ointment for local relief and a Tonic to improve general health, claimed to help over 4 years. Keney Co., Toledo, O.
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Hall
Uer
Keney & Co
Toledo
Railroad notes on crew changes and equipment orders
Railway dispatch lists engineers and firemen okayed for new turns on the Idaho division and Montana division. It notes engine transfers to Pocatello and Rose, yard switch adjustments, a vacation, and a two week fishing trip. The article also reports Railway Age data showing 1925 locomotive orders rising while freight car orders lag behind 1922.
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Railway Age
Locusts With Fine Pedigree Appear Across Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg on June 26 the AP reports Brood No 14 periodical cicadas, seventeen year locusts, have begun to appear in four Pennsylvania counties and are expected in 19 more as they emerge in spring. The brood has appeared at regular intervals since 1634 when the Pilgrims found the insects in Massachusetts.
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Harrisburg
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Trunk's Prescription Claims Relief From Rheumatism
Ad copy touts Trunk's Prescription as safe for the stomach and heart while promising complete rheumatism and gout relief. It claims no mercury or narcotics, offers uric acid solvent benefits, and promotes a two-for-five ninety deal through local drugstores.
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Trunk
Helliwell Drug
Schramm Johuson
Diseased Cows Under City Health Inspection
City health inspector W L Raymond warns residents against using milk from cows kept within city limits without thorough inspection. A case of actinomycosis was found, with milk from the cow used by a family and sold locally. Deputy state veterinarian J C Sorensen aided the investigation. Eight similar cases were found nearby and quarantined. none of the cattle yet killed.
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W. L. Raymond
C Chance
J. C. Sorensen
Idaho Falla
Sorensen
Tilden
Snake River
Checking Weights and Measures in Idaho Towns
Joel Brown director of the state department of weights and measures said the annual appropriation is about ten thousand dollars. He proposed sending a set of standard weights and measures to every urban community to regulate local measures, reducing the need for paid inspectors.
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Joel Brown
State Department of Weights and Measures
Idaho
Brown
ABA convention to draw 2000 lawyers to Minneapolis area
Leading U S lawyers will attend the American Bar Association annual convention August 29 30 and 31 in Minneapolis and St Paul. Notables include Earl of Birkenhead John W Davis Chief Justice Taft Justice Butler Charles Evans Hughes and Charles S Whitman. Birkenhead will give the main address with President Davis to follow at a premier social event.
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Minn
United States
American Bar Association
A. C. Paul
Earl of Birkenhead
England
John W. Davis
William H. Taft
Pierce Butler
United States Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles S. Whitman
New York
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Davis
Justice Bakter
American
Danger in Stubborn Cough Promises Quick Relief
Coughs that linger can lead to complications and should be treated promptly. An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar claims quick relief for coughs colds croup asthma bronchitis and hay fever and notes user testimonial from John J Healy of Pittsfield Massachusetts. The product is touted as the world’s largest selling cough medicine with no opiates and ingredients printed on the carton.
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John J. Healy
Pittsfield
Maes
Adv
London to consult on British indignities at Wills Island
London reports Secretary Mellon en route to England likely to be consulted on indignities faced by British subjects at Wills Island. The House of Commons was informed as Washington notes a plan to appoint one associate member from each state to the Republican national committees. Investigators say Premier Stambou lisky conspired to place the king of Serbia on Bulgaria’s throne. Ottawa announces the U S invitation to discuss cooperation in liquor law enforcement with Canada.
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England
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Stamboulisky
Serbia
Bulgaria
Regular sports planned for Tech summer session
A campus sports program unfolds with a basketball game between south and north campus girls Friday evening before Reed Hall party. Captains to be elected today, baseball equipment ordered, first practice this afternoon, and games lined with local and outside teams. Weekly sports Wednesdays 7 to 8 with a pennant for winning county. Bear Lake county starts the program. Superintendent Bloom speaks on education at Cleveland meeting.
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Mason and Dixon
the Tech
Reed Hall
Bear Lake County
Ernest Bloom
Blackfoot
Department of Superintendents
Cleveland
Bloom
SUGGEST ASSURED ALLOWANCES FOR COUNTRY DOCTORS
The American Medical Association, with 88519 members of about 150000 U.S. physicians, discussed wage guarantees for country doctors. The House of Delegates heard about narcotic regulation, medical education expansion, and the need for stronger medical practice acts to curb fraud and cults. The council warned that many patients could be treated by general practitioners at home or in offices, reducing hospital dependence.
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San Francisco
American Medial Association
United States
Olin West
House of Delegates
Bureau of Legal Medicine and Legislation
Board of Trustees
Prohibition Commissioner
W. C. Woodward
Bureau of Legislation
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
Rural doctors income guarantee proposal to aid access
Modern medical knowledge and practice can reach the public including rural areas if citizens guarantee physicians an income of 2500 dollars or more each year for a term of five years.
Seizure Of Sixteen Billion Marks By Occupation Forces
Essen reports sixteen billion marks seized by occupation forces. Half was confiscated at the Mulheim Reichsbank branch, the remainder halted in transit through Mavence. The money is alleged to be a strike fund for use in occupied regions.
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Essen
Mulheim
Reichsbank
Mavence
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claims Quick Relief
A Perry Georgia reader Frank Richardson describes headaches backache and weakness then notes relief from Foley Kidney Pills. The ad urges prevention as well noting symptoms and instructs to refuse substitutes with Foley’s. Sold nationwide.
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Frank Richardson
Perry
Georgia
Foley
Foley’s
Harding denies altering citizen ties after Marion Star sale
President Harding rejected reports that he planned to reverse his relations with Marion as a citizen following the sale of the Marion Star newspaper. He asserted no change in his status or duties regarding the city.
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