Quakes Ripple Across Med region with Limited Losses
Reports from New York indicate a series of Mediterranean quakes since Sunday, with Pandjang Sumatra suffering over 100 killed and Rhodes Crete and Can dia area sustaining damage but few fatalities. Tuesday shocks touched southern Rhodes and northern Africa with no major losses. Bakersfield California recorded a minor quake at 5 35 am with no damage beyond rattled water glasses.
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New York
Mediterranean
Italy
Egypt
Pandjang
Sumatra
Tremblor
Rhodes
Candia
Crete
Foggia
Africa
Bakersfield
Calif
Jane
The
Californian
Timber guarded in North Idaho details fire watch staffing
Timber protective associations in north Idaho report 151 men on duty as smoke chasers lookouts and trail crews for a busy fire season. Clearwater unit shows 11 fires this season with only one acre of merchantable timber burned. Pend d Oreille reports 21 fires burning 214 acres, none merchantable, four acres repro.
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Boise
Idaho
Timber Protective Associations of
North Idaho
State Land Department
Clearwater Association
Pend d ‘Oreille
Dempsey to Begin Training Ahead of Title Defense
Salt Lake City June 30 Jack Dempsey plans to leave for Colorado Springs tonight to train for his heavyweight title defense against Gene Tunney. He said he feels in good shape and that sixty days of mountain training will prepare him to meet any challenger Tex Rickard pits against him. He expects to travel east soon to finish conditioning before the bout.
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Salt Lake City
Jack Dempsey
Colorado Springs
Gene Iuumey
Dempsey
Pugiliat Penres
Tex Rickard
Reforestation Potential of Boise-Payette Lands Cited
Norman G. Jacobson of the Western Forestry and Conservation association reports Boise-Payette Lumber Company lands show superior potential for reforestation compared with other western states. He notes Idaho timber lands are well suited for regrowth if protected and aided, with expectations of returning quality timber. Also notes Seattle has over eight times as many telephones per capita as Genoa, birthplace of Christopher Colimbua.
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Boise, Thalia
Boise-Payette Lumber Company
Norman G. Jacobson
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
Jacobson
Idaho
Seattle
Genoa
Italy
Chrisopher Colimbua
Southern Pacific official resigns
The resignation of T. M. Schumacher vice president in charge of traffic at Southern Pacific is effective today. Directors may abolish the position and the executive committee approved a traffic manager appointment in Chicago to handle through traffic development.
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New York
T. M. Schumacher
Southern Pacific Company
Arthur Curtiss James
Western Pacific Railroad Corporation
Schumacher
Southern Pacific Laso
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Lightnin ends Chautauqua in Pocatello season
The Chautauqua week closed with the Herbert Sprague players presenting Lightnin after one of the season's most successful runs in Pocatello. Ellison-White offered entertaining and educational programs, while junior town chautauqua under Miss Eloise Smith taught citizenship through daily activities.
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Chautauqua
Lightnin
Herbert Sprague
Pocatello
Ellison-White
Eloise Smith
Lightnin Bill Jones
Mission Orange Lemon and Grape Fruit Juice Advertisement
The most pleasant healthful drink is Mission Orange Lemon and Grape Fruit Juice. The ad claims its taste and health benefits and promotes purchase by pint or quart at grocers and by the glass at fountains.
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Mission
Gonzaga Loses Property Fight in Idaho Supreme Court
Gonzaga University lost its three year old bid to claim property in Coeur d'Alene. The case centered on an alleged deed of gift from Henry Higgins, now deceased, and Lulu Masini as executrix of Cassir Masini's estate. The Idaho Supreme Court rejected the university's claim, keeping the property with Masini's estate.
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Boise
Iluho
Gonzaga University
Coeur d'Alene
Lulu Masini
Cassir Masini
Spokane
Henry Higgins
Idaho Supreme Court
Experiments in Sewage Gas for City Lighting and Heat
Reports indicate experiments exploring the use of sewage gas to illuminate streets and supply heat for urban areas. Researchers test gas collection and lighting efficiency, aiming to reduce fuel costs and harness waste resources for municipal energy.
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George McManus
Mro
Cgoofus
Busines
Maggie
Inn Feature Service, Inc
Great Britain
Goofius
Miggs
Wordering
Plan Golf
Superior
Studebaker
Ford
Bannock Motor Co
WN. Arthur Ave
Blue Bird
Chaffee
Bottling CO
N. Harrison
Pocatello, Idaho
Kryptok
W. B. Kennedy
Optometrist
Opex
Duco
Idaho Lacquering CO
Joel N. Cobia
Gove Motor Building
Pooatello
An Rapert
Cath-Cart’s
Ellen Houtz
Ellison White Company
Rip van Winkle
James O’brien
Bee Mahan
A. HH
Mayberry
Mabel Lchroeder
William Noliner
Floy Brague
Hi. E. Sterling
Big Tent
Sterling
Tribune
Gonzaga
Rpheum
Gloria
Lawrence Grey
Pathe News
Jack Derville
Grand Orpheum Orchestra
Dbrand
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