Nurmi critiqued by press for publicity stance and expenses
The Finnish star Nurmi blasts newspapers and photographers as "no good" amid talks of his manager's alleged excess expense antics toward Drake University. The piece contrasts Nurmi with Ford and Dempsey, noting their press-friendly, saleable images and calling for constructive publicity across sports and public interest.
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Drake University
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Henry Ford
Jack Dempsey
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Keep In Good Humor And Positivity In Daily Life
The passage extols maintaining good humor and a positive outlook as an asset in daily dealings. It contrasts cheerful behavior with unsmiling steadiness, notes that genuine warmth is preferable yet warns of artificial smiles, and emphasizes that reliable judgment and integrity sustain community spirit and personal worth.
Regional track events draw teams from colleges in southern Idaho
The southern Idaho conference track and field meet unfolds at Hutchinson field with Gooding College, College of Idaho, and Idaho Technical Institute competing. Pocatello hosts upcoming interstate contests and Union Pacific athletic events with May 30 dedication of the local athletic club field and a planned all-system Union Pacific meet in September. Traffic issues persist at Center and Arthur with repeated lamppost crashes blamed on careless driving and strict police enforcement urged.
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College of Idaho of Caldwell
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Pocatello Athletic Club
Union Pacific Employes
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Center
Arthur
Wrights first plane to Europe a gift sparks debate
The excerpt notes Wrights first plane sent to Europe as a gift while others have flown around the world. It argues against resting on historical icons like Fultons steamboat and questions an Chicago group opinion on bond admission. The tone critiques relics and urges forward flight.
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Europe
Fulton
Pant Witness Vanishes In Shepherd Case
A Pant witness disappears amid ongoing proceedings in the Shepherd case, leaving key factors and testimony unresolved as the case develops.
CROSS WORD PUZZLE CLUES FOR TRIBUNE TOMORROW
A reflected list of crossword clues with numbered hints in uppercase. The solution will appear in tomorrow's Tribune. Names, places, and abbreviations include 5-The Intrinsic nature of anything and 10-Personal pronoun among others.
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Lost Motion in Nation Affairs at Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Washington May 23 AP Discussions of agriculture and the merchant marine by Secretary Jardine and President Leigh C Palm r of the emergency fleet corporation closed the chambers agenda. Secretary Hoover urged simplifying government functions to cut waste and overlapping agencies and to unify related powers under one authority. He warned that dispersed responsibility defeats national conservation policy and cited oil leases and the lack of a cohesive merchant marine as examples. Jardine urged study of freight rate structures to help farmers and industry, stressing farmers are business people needing practical support.
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United States
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Senator King Attacks Trade Commission Power
Senator King of Utah denounces the federal trade commission and tariff commission as tools of organized wealth. He argues disbanding the commissions would help the country, despite acknowledging the trade commission once aided competition. He says the commissions risk being bent by sinister interests and calls for reform.
Tariff and Trade Commission Debates Spark Political Fear
The piece argues that 4 cents is seen as evidence that the tariff commission, under current politics and close ties to big business, benefits legitimate trade yet threatens danger. It also notes concerns about the federal trade commission.
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Federal Trade Commision
Today in history and notable deaths and events
A compact list of historical anniversaries and notable deaths: Thomas Hood born 1798 in London, Kit Carson died 1868 at Fort Lyon, John Joseph Kain consecrated 1875 as bishop, yellow fever first case 1878 in Louisiana, Longview bank robbery deaths 1894, John W. Hoyt died 1912, and 1923 New York Governor Smith signs act unmasking the Ku Klux Klan.
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Fort Lyon
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West Virginia
Louisiana
Longview
Texas
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Wyoming
Washington, D. CC
Worthington
Smith
New York
Charlies Hart Appointed U S Minister to Albania
Charlies Hart, newly appointed United States minister to Albania, is a veteran Washington newspaper correspondent of many years standing.
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Mipmister
Albania
Washington
Appointment honors active Washington journalists in government affairs
The appointment is praised as recognizing the role of active journalists in government. Hart, a native of Indiana, began on a farm before entering newspapers as country publisher and soldier. He worked in Muncie and Indianapolis, then Spokane city editor in 1904, and has spent fifteen years in Washington as a correspondent for Northwestern and Pacific coast papers.
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Spokane
Northwestern
Pacific Coast
Senate Adopts Report Exonerating Senator Wheeler
The United States senate adopted a report exonerating Senator Wheeler of Montana from practicing before a government department. The decision concludes the inquiry and clears the senator of any wrongdoing in relation to the department.
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United States Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Birthdays mark notable figures born on this day
Dr. Edward E. Prince Dominion fisheries commissioner born Leeds England 67 years ago. Rt Rev Herman Page Episcopal bishop of Michigan born Boston 59 years ago. Fred W Atkinson former president Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute born Reading Massachusetts 60 years ago. Douglas Fairbanks born Denver 42 years ago. Zachary Wheat Brooklyn NL star outfielder born Hamilton Missouri 37 years ago.
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Dominion
Leeds
England
Herman Page
Michigan
Boston
Fred W. Atkinson
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Reading
Mass
Douglas Fairbanks
Denver
Zachary D. Wheat
Brooklyn
National League Baseball
Hamilton
Bodies of two San Francisco Chinese found near Fresno
Fresno authorities reported the discovery of two Chinese men from San Francisco in an abandoned automobile about twenty miles from Fresno. Police said the men appeared to have been murdered and officers heightened precautions in the county as they investigated the case.
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Fresno
Calif
San Francisco
Police brace for outbreak after Fresno slayings
Sheriff William F. Jones ordered local deputies to arm themselves and Chief Frank i P. Truax gave similar orders as word spread of a deadly shooting in Fresno. One victim was Lai Chew, 30, of San Bran save. the other remains unidentified. Both men were shot in the back of the head.
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William F. Jones
Frank i P. Truax
Lai Chew
San Bransave
Bandit Captured After Bank Robbery in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles yesterday a lone bandit held up the First Exchange State bank. Teller John Durant activated a hidden burglar alarm enabling armed citizens to confront the robber as he fled with 3400 dollars. Police then took the bandit into custody.
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First Exchange State Bank
John Durant
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AirRoute Planned Connecting Posen and Warsaw
A new air route is planned to link Posen and Warsaw in Poland, signaling expansion of regional air travel. Details on airlines, flight numbers, and launch dates were not disclosed.
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