Plans for Fort Hall memorial marker unveiled in Idaho
Preliminary plans outline a 100 foot triangular obelisk at the Fort Hall site to mark Oregon Trail splits. Three beacon lights would point toward Oregon California and the East with 1000 watt lamps and reflectors to illuminate the area, while a cement exterior and bronze door would bear inscriptions and a tablet listing subscribers.
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Fort Hall Memorial
Fort Hall
Patner Rogers
New York
Fort Hat
American Falls
Oregon Trail
Rogers
Idaho
Old Fort Hall
Oregon
California
Consulting Co
Theovernment
Air Mail
Mto
Pacific Northwest
Portland Cement Company
I Hall
Peett
F. C. McGowan
D. W. Davis
Washington
Yellowstone
Fort
Straw Hats Taboo as Snowflakes Fall
Snowflakes the size of a goose egg fell at midnight covering field and signaling a pause in spring cleanup. Forecasters expect sunny warmth to return this afternoon, raising doubt whether heavy overcoats will stay on or be shed as Old Sol returns.
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Sol
Presbyterian Brotherhood Meeting Postponed Announcement
President Isaac McDougall announced the Presbyter ian Brotherhood meeting for Monday night has been postponed. Electa Kensington will meet Thursday March 12 at Mrs Hall's home for a social afternoon with guests invited. Hosts include Mrs B E Hines Mrs J A Jones Miss Mona Lilli bridge Mrs J C Hanson Mrs A Stewart and Brs L D Brown.
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Isaac McDougall
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Electa Kensington
Hall
B. E. Hines
J. A. Jones
Mona Lillibridge
J. C. Hanson
A. Stewart
Brs
L. D. Brown
Borglum Faces Memorial Committee Deadlock in Georgia
The executive committee of the Mountains Memorial association vows no further dealings with sculptor Borglum over the Confederate memorial in Georgia. Borglum previously claimed the group lacked funds to finish the memorial and the association counters that Borglum is the only one idled. Gutzon Borglum signals willingness to meet with conference representatives to reconcile plans. A conference to resolve differences is proposed, with no re employment of Borglum considered by the committee.
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Association
Borglum
Ena, N
Gutzongium
R. Hanes
Chamber of Commerce
The
Mountains Memorial Association
Georgia
Anant
Hollins Besete
Sheepaoaataiea Cateceiene
Memorial Association
Ton
Conoriarien
Navy in Sham Fight Off Lower California Coast
The eve of battle nears off the Lower California coast as nine U S Navy vessels prepare for action. The S class submarines, 300 feet long and armed with five mile torpedoes, practice maneuvers in surface and submerged formations. They are ready to strike against a Black fleet expected to use slow convoy speed.
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Seattle
Lower
Ornia
California
Pacific
United States Navy
Eir
Ongeges Wit
Rovers
Ise
Ature
Burbank Birthday Salute From Edison Ford
Santa Rosa California March 7 Luther Burbank celebrated his seventy sixth birthday by working in his experimental garden wardens He received congratulatory messages from around the world including Thomas Edison and Henry Ford by wire
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Luther Burbank
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
Parker’s Wife Describes Wealth and Abdication in Divorce Case
Mrs. Parker testified that Dr. Parker earned much and spent freely on hobbies, leaving debts and mortgage troubles. She claimed his fortune funded a home life until his departure and implied he paid little toward family support, while she raised their daughters with help from her parents.
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Parker
Elam Ring
Protests at Astor luncheon over Karolyi speech
At a Hotel Astor luncheon honoring Count and Countess Karolyi, protesters urged the State Department to restore access for Count Karolyi, the Hungarian liberal former president. Speakers criticized the department for restricting free expression while praising Karolyi’s advocacy of liberty and democracy.
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New York
State Department
Michael
American Civil Liberties Union
Countess Karolyi
Hotel Astor
John Haynes Holmes
Ermen
Count Karolyi
Paley
Norman Bareood
Morris Ernest
Karolyi
Charles A Beard
Stephen 8. Wise
John E. Biro
Reomer
Horthy
Security Pact In The Making
Paris reports British foreign secretary Austen Chamberlain and Premier Herriot reached agreement on addressing the security question with all allies. The communique says Germany’s admission to the league is a principal detail and a general pact must have Poland’s full consent. Chamberlain and Herriot voiced cautious optimism about ongoing negotiations and possible schemes acceptable to Germany and Poland.
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Paris
Mar
Austen Chamberlain
Herriot
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Danzig
Poland
Wilson
England
Germany
League
Mr. Chamberlain
M. Herriot
Thies
League of Nations
Germany willing to arbitrate disputes under security plan
Berlin reports that the Boersen Courier cites early December talks in London on a German security proposal. Germany would recognize the western frontier and seek an arbitration pact with all nations, but cannot guarantee the eastern frontier due to the League Covenant Article 19.
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Berlin
Boersen Courier
London
Cologne
Germany
Teapot Case Boils Over in Cheyenne Trial
Theodore Roosevelt, former assistant secretary of the navy, Denver oil operator John Leo Stack, U S Senator Harrold of Oklahoma, Denver publisher Frank E Kistler, Chicago and Denver publisher John C Shaffer, and ex Wyoming governor B R Brooks figure in the defense’s witness picture as subpoena lists remain unannounced and many are expected to attend without formal process.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Secretaey
Navy
John Leo Stack
Denver
United States
Harrold
Oklahoma
Frank E. Kistler
John C. Shaffer
Chicago
B. BR. Brooks
Wyoming
Senate Opposition Fears insurgent plan imperils seats
Senator Watson argued insurgents do not represent the party and warned that the Senate would see seats imperiled if the program passes. He noted they backed another presidential candidate and formed a separate party and convention, challenging the Republican stance.
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Senate
Watson
Republican Party
Sen
Republican divides over party loyalty in 1920s debate
In a Senate exchange, Senator Watson claimed Calvin Coolidge would not be president today and asserted that several men left the Republicans in 1924. Senator Brookhart rejected the claim, saying he never left the party and was a "better Republican" for championing Lincoln and Roosevelt principles.
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Nator Watson
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Watson
Brookhart
Town
Ladd and Frazier
North Dakota
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Planes Return to Bolling After Miami Flight Failure
Eleven of the twelve planes of the first pursuit group returned to Bolling field from Langley Virginia late today after failing to complete a dawn to dusk flight to Miami Florida. The mission was aborted before reaching its destination.
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Washington
Mar
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Miami
Fla
Bolling Field
Langley
Arrival of the Last Plane Expected Momentarily
The article notes that the final aircraft was anticipated to land shortly, with watchers awaiting its arrival and details likely to follow.
Kosloff Citizenship Bid Dismissed Over Russian Nobility Claim
Theodor Kosloff, ballet master and screen actor, failed to qualify for American citizenship after a federal judge dismissed his application. A 1918 exemption claim based on Russian subject status was questioned, and Kosloff admitted he was not Russian nobility.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Theodor Koraloff
Kosioffs
Paul J. McCormick
Kosloff
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J. W. Stewart
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Erne I
Mornday
Cretonne
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