Governor Moore References Idaho Forestry and Banking Acts
Boise March 14 Governor Charles C Moore outlined recent Idaho laws praising the forestry act the banking code and related measures. He described a state forestry board selecting a state forester and wardens with strict fire protection rules and a June to September closed season. He also praised the banking code strict reserves penalties for improper loans and extended liquidation powers. He noted motor vehicle registration tax funds highway maintenance and a sterilization bill to curb propagation of morons and feeble minded individuals. He called the liquor to minors felony act highly important and suggested a two year trial for Bible reading in schools and a stock protection bill for mines.
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Road extension seen in sale of 651 acre ranch
Twin Falls reports the sale of the J. M. Maxwell farm near Peavey for 135000 to RK J. Hunt & Sons, a move seen as confirming a west Twin Falls branch extension toward King Hill. The 651 acre tract between Filer and Buhl raises debate on where the line will branch, with surveys indicating two possible paths. Hunt plans to keep work animals on the ranch when idle, and the firm has finished 34 miles of a section of the line.
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Work Held Up on Rogerson Branch
Temporary lack of funds halts rail laying on the Rogerson Wells line one and a half miles north of here until Thursday when new rails arrive. Completion expected within a day or two after delivery. Arrangements are being made for a dance to celebrate progress on the road to this point.
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German Election Test of Strength
Berlin March 14 AP With five candidates named for the German presidency and a possible sixth by the national socialists the March 29 vote to succeed the late President Ebert looks unlikely to yield a majority for any one candidate from the extremist side. Conservative candidates include Otto Braun former Prussian premier socialist Wilhelm Marx ex chancellor and present Prussian leader and Wilhelm Beat ex chancellor candidate Kari Jsz minister of the interior.
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Ernst Thaet
Otto
Prusan
Wilhelm
Praster
Pannerw
Baden
Kari J
Bee Aerhein
Municipal incomes and road building strain U S cities
Across America cities rush to relieve traffic with new streets and highways while funding options lag. Rochester eyes municipal income tax amid high debts. many cities rely on gasoline taxes and bond issues, with 1924 totals showing Los Angeles, Illinois, Kansas and others expanding concrete paving projects.
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New York
America
Rochester
Muntewerty
Virginia
Kansas
Los Angeles
Atta
Seattle
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Hibbing
Minn
Los Angeles Weighs Dempsey Renault Heavyweight Bout
Tom Kennedy, matchmaker, proposed a 10 round Dempsey versus Renault heavyweight title fight in Los Angeles at Shrine Auditorium. Jack Kearns en route east to discuss terms. American Legion Stadium not involved. A temporary arena could be built to house about 69 000 spectators.
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Kennedy
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State Senate Votes to Preserve Hat Pin Length Limit
Beeston March 14 AP The state senate refused to repeal a bill prohibiting hat pins more than three inches from hat crown. A senator challenged the finding that waist measures and thin trims affect hats despite repeal efforts in the house.
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Mountain Lion Described as Timid Yet Deadly to Game
Washington report from National Geographic outlines the cougar as generally timid toward people. The bulletin notes its fierce impact on large game and livestock, with examples of day activity in un hunted regions and a hunter’s sighting of a deer kill in San Luis Potosi.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
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Chihuahua
San Luis Potosi
Heart Reposition Settlement From Newark Woman
Mrs Anna Sebeck of Newark receives 4000 in a car crash case in Rochester New Jersey. She sued Hona Burch of Oswego for in Supreme court for 15000 and settled for the lesser amount. Dr Lee A Whitney testified the heart moved to the right side from injuries but later said it moved back to the left side.
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Anna Sebeck
Newark
Hona Burch
Oswego
Supreme Court
Lee A. Whitney
Burch
Pacific Peace Time Navy Maneuvers Planned in 1924
San Diego reports a two month program of naval drills led by the U S fleet. Highlights include March 25 force gunnery off San Pedro, April 3 sea fighter review en route to San Francisco, April 15 invasion practice of Hawaii with 40 000 Marines, and a Hawaii defense push ending with a large torpedo exercise. A July 1 voyage to Australia with battleships cruisers and destroyers completes the schedule.
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Livestock Industry Seeks Government Credit Aid
Washington March 14 AP The livestock industry needs financial help to replace cattle on ranges and boost breeding herds. Commissioner Cooper of the federal farm loan board, returning from a tour, says credit is available and banks view cattle loans as safe, aiding recovery. He and A C Williams urge farmers to use government credit facilities.
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Commissioner Cooper
Federal Farm Loan Board
President Coolidge
Cooper
Cooger
A. C. Williams
Saloons Close In Vera Cruz Over High License Tax
Vera Cruz proprietors announce 120 saloons will close March 15 due to government license tax. Forty have already closed while 250 still operate. A dispatch notes quintuple fee hike seen as first step in liquor restriction movement.
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Committees Hear Contests for Senate Seats
Sub committees were appointed by Chairman Spencer to hear senatorial election contests from Iowa New Mexico and Minnesota. A Monday meeting will outline procedure. The hearings will involve Daniel P Steck and an opponent with a Republican and Democrat panel including Spencer Watson Ernst Caraway and George.
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Mar
Iowa
New Mexico
Minnesota
Spencer
Elections Committee
Ublican
Daniel P. Steck
Watson
Indiana
Ernst
Kentucky
Caraway
Arkansas
George
Bursum
Bratton
Rinks
Ghorishiee Celifersia
Hean Neeifornia
King
Utah
Sugar Cane Burned and Mills Shut in Cuba Strike
Reports from Havana say 25 million pounds of sugar cane burned in Cuba over recent days. Near Manquito authorities probe several arsons as Chaparra and Delicias mills halt operations due to a cane growers strike demanding higher sugar percentages.
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Manguito
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Delicias
Ancient urn found near Pording by Dr Tunney expert says
A 2000 year old urn unearthed north of Pording, found by archaeologist Dr Omar A Tunney. The vessel holds ash of a child and is praised as a rare relic from the canal builders era, well preserved after long burial.
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Ariz
Omar A. Tunney
Tunney
Bow
Famine Subdues Moorish Rebels in Madrid Report
Official Madrid statement says famine is driving Moorish rebels to surrender to Spanish authority. Rebels and families are crossing into Spanish lines to surrender arms and be fed while raids to harass them continue.
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Madrid
Composer Henry Housley Near Death at Denver Home
Professor Henry Housley a renowned musical composer and choral director is near death at his Denver home after weeks of illness aged 73. Local reports cite his long career and international reputation in music.
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Henry Housley
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Isle of Pines Treaty Ratified by Senate
The Senate ratified the Isle of Pines treaty ensuring Cuban sovereignty over the Isle of Pines while applying U S and Cuban provisions to its inhabitants The vote was 63 to 14 with a Reed amendment granting inhabitants most favored nation treatment The tally included 36 Republicans and 27 Democrats for ratification and 6 Republicans 7 Democrats and one Farmer-Labor against.
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Shipstead
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