Coolidge Pushes Back on New Fleet Chief Selection
President Coolidge delays comment on E. E. Rewing's appointment as Emergency Fleet Corporation head after a published Shipping Board letter arguing for board autonomy. The board pledges to resume full control, awaiting Attorney General guidance before any nominations or legislation.
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Crowley
Washington
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Congress
Congresa
O’connor
Coolidge
Econgress
Sargent
CROSSWORD PUZZLE LIST MYSTERIES AND CLUES
A scrambled print of a crossword puzzle with numbered across and down clues. The fragment lists many definitions and abbreviations such as GA continent abbr and English word parts, plus hints like 16 Unit of liquid measure (abbr) and 60 Pig's nose pl. The text is incomplete and jumbled with stray characters.
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Europe
Fertilizer Industry Edges Toward Recovery After Slump
The Guaranty Survey from the Guaranty Trust Company of New York notes a turning point for fertilizer makers with improved agricultural conditions and steadier prices. Demand is rising from 1921 levels, but output must better match current demand while avoiding past drastic price cuts and uncollectible accounts.
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Newark
Gary
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Labor Convention Moves Into Second Week in Atlantic City
The American Federation of Labor enters week two of its annual convention in Atlantic City with fifteen special committees ready to act on numerous resolutions. Many items are expected to require little debate on the convention floor.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor Today
Riff Offensive Delayed By Heavy Rains In Morocco
French and Spanish forces shift to strategic maneuvering against Abd El Krim's rebels as rains halt major operations. Cavalry and infantry junctions planned to isolate tribes and cut off Riffian strongholds amid renewed bombardments and air bombing missions. Marshal Lyautey left Fez for France as Primo de Rivera returns to Madrid after directing operations.
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France
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Primo de Rivera
Alfonso
Tech Notes spark plans for 1926 Wickiup yearbook and editorial team
Techniad staff meets to map next edition as editor Webb aims for top western college journalism standards. Plans include a seven column four page issue, twelve yearly issues with a two week cycle, and arranging engraving for the official 1926 Wickiup yearbook.
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Tech
Paul Ernon
Idaho Pioneer Dies Sunday at Blackfoot
Blackfoot Idaho October 12 Tribune Special Thomas M Ferguson longtime Idaho resident and Lost River district pioneer who settled in 1864 died at 12 30 Sunday morning He spent years in the Lost River cattle business retiring recently and moving to Blackfoot The funeral is set for 2 00 pm Wednesday at the Baptist church viewing at the family home Wednesday from 10 00 am until before the service
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Thomas M. Ferguson
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Lost River District
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Lost River Country
Fleet Leaves and Marriages Decline in King County
Seattle records show 200 fewer marriages as Pacific fleet cruises foreign waters. King County license bureau notes fewer weddings and urban gaiety as blue uniforms are away. Cautionary tale on social life during naval deployments and impact on Seattle’s court house romances.
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King County Lirence Bureau
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Washington
Eon Anno Hill
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Goslin
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Lillian
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Torturn
Census: Pocatello Population Put At 18 337
Census Bureau figures released by the commerce department place Pocatello Idaho at 18 337 residents as of July 1. The report lists Boise 23 088 Salt Lake City 130 948 Ogden 36 869 Provo 11 184 with other large cities and notes exclusions for several states lacking current counts.
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Washington
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Sailor Lads Depart as Resignation Rumors Rise
Fragment from a 20th century Washington state newspaper notes sailors sent abroad in the summer and hints that an official would announce resignation soon. It mentions doubts about a return to acting charge of the war department and signals ongoing political changes.
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Seattle
Maidersa
Antipodes
War Department
Schacht Prepares for Pitch After Senator Win
Al Schacht, after securing a third straight Senator victory, says he will pitch in today’s game. He jokes about warming up with the band daily and promises to perform music if needed, with Altrock ready to cover.
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Washington
al Schacht
Altrock
Weeks Returns to War Department After Ill Health
Secretary Weeks resumes office at the war department in Washington on October 12 after sick leave since March. He did not assume full duties immediately, remaining in a transition phase as health allows.
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Washington
Weeks
War Department
Name shortage slows Rome street and house numbering
Rome authorities struggle to assign names for new suburban streets and numbers for houses as building progresses rapidly in the city outskirts. The pace of construction outstrips the capacity to formalize street names and addresses.
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Rome
Signposts Revert to English After Irish Directions
Signs in Ireland that once used Irish directions during fighting days have been restored to English as locals could not read the Irish wording. The move aims to improve navigation and avoid confusion among residents and visitors.
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Ireland
Humming Bird Hose Sold At The Golden Rule
A Golden Rule shop offers Humming Bird hose in 14 pairs and a range of latest shade colors. The fine quality stockings advertise fashionable shades and wear resistance for everyday use.
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