Will Construct Large Refinery in Idaho Town
A million dollar electrolytic zinc refinery is to be built at Kellogg Idaho by the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating company. The plant will start with a 24 ton daily capacity and double it as market needs rise. Operations are not expected to begin for about two years.
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Spokane
Wash
Kellogg
Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Jank Smith
Canny 'S
Smith Aso
Northwest Laid Company
Seattle
Frederick W. Bradley
Otter
Mc Minith
Glimpse of New Home Sightseeing in Washington
Sightseeing buses will alter routes around the capital. Few visitors will reach Woodrow Wilson’s home, tucked away beyond the fashionable Massachusetts Avenue in the Sheridan Circle area, out on the outskirts and off the main trolley lines.
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Washington
D. C
Dee
Woodrow
Wilson
Massachusetts Avenue
Sheridan Circle
Wiltao
Wilson’s Library Overlooking Gardens in Washington
A description notes Wilson will be in a rear room on the second floor overlooking the gardens. The room will serve as his library and study with a southeastern view across downtown Washington.
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Wilson
Down
Washington
Christmas Rush Overwhelms Chicago Post Office
Chicago officials announced that over 11 000 tons of letters and packages moved through the Chicago post office in the 11 days before Christmas. They cited mail order business and overall business conditions as main reasons for the year’s volume shortfall, while first class mail set a new high for Christmas letters.
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Chicago
Firebug confesses to starting fires in limited region
Albert Smith of Wairhope admitted starting 30 fires in Fayatte City Brownsville and Belleverton sectors. State police in Uniontown reported seven fires in Brownsville area tied to arson as authorities hold Smith for further investigation.
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Upontown
Albert Smith
Wairhope
Fay‘atte City
Brownsville
Belleverton
Dee
Albany Hill
Brazwell
Jefferson Township
Westmoore land-Fayette Washington
Uniontown
Uniontown Toight
Two Men Injured in Shouting Shooting Encounter
In Council Bluffs Iowa, Sam Lewis was shot in the head with a shotgun by Fred Walters after Lewis wounded Karl Walters during a hunting trip incident. A melee at Lewis home left windows broken. Earl was wounded, Lewis may go blind if he survives, and Fred Walters is injured but recovering.
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Council Bluffs
Sam ‘Lewis
Fred Walters
Lewis
Karl
Walters
Fred
Ing
Earl
Local Filer News Roundup Highlights Community Events
Mrs J Wa Mostley travels to Los Angeles for winter with her son Max. Mr and Mrs J H Hotan announce birth of a baby girl on Saturday December 18. Mrs Floyd Huffman hosts a Saturday party for her daughter’s third birthday with about six playmates. Mrs J C Sierer entertains 25 Marion schoolchildren with skating, games, luncheon. Many neighbors attend concerts, holidays, and school events.
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J. Wa. Mostley
Los Angeles
Cal
Max
Hotan
Gir
Floyd Huffman
L. H. Brown
F. J Minch
Twin Falls
Lyceum
Zella Ellis
Carey
Tda
Ine
J. Ellis
Francia
Arco
Ida
Glen Davis
Moscow
A. A. Davis
H. I. Musser
D. L. Graybill
Anna Shirk
Abilene
Kas
Grayhill
Maron
Beulah Rosser
Salt Lake
T. H. Ellis
Hagerman Valley
Ruth
T. S. Nicholson
J. 'Childs
W. F. Doyle
Otto
Irs
Bert Woo
Rug
H. J. Braddey
Opal Beard
Corvallis
Ore
Mabel Banks
W. 8. McMeary
McCreary
Thelma ‘Shear
Bertha McCreayy
Wigwam Humor Humors Prohibited Literature Punch Lost
A bitsy humor panel riffs on superstition and prohibition in a March blizzard setting. A dinner party of thirteen, a magazine editor’s quip about fiction, and a child’s question about neon eternity provoke light quips and wordplay from a playful exchange.
Theater owner Marten Wolf dies after operation
Marten E. Wolf of Rochester principal owner and manager of the Lyceum theater died in the Protestant infirmary in Baltimore on Friday evening following an operation. He was known nationwide in the theatrical profession.
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Dius
Rochester
N. Y
Marten E. Wolf
Lyceum
Baltimore
Coffman to Speak at Salt Lake City Event
Dr. L. D. Coffman, president of the university, will address a gathering in Salt Lake City, Utah, in December, outlining program aims and university progress.
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Coffman
Salt Lake Cipy
Utah
L. D. Coffman
Educators to Speak at Utah Education Meeting
University of Minnesota and Dr. E. O. Sisson president of the University of Montana will be among the speakers at the twenty fifth annual convention of the Utah Educational Association opening a two day session here Tuesday.
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University of _Minnesota
E. O. Sisson
University of Montana
Utah Educational Association
Urge Tariff on All North American Goods
A Dec 25 note from BUSNOS ATRES reports protests against a proposed tariff law. La Razona suggests copying U S moves and advocating higher tariffs on North American products to gain an advantage.
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Busnos Atres
United States
la Razonas
Real Christmas in Paris After War Celebrations
Paris ends war weariness with a joyous Christmas scene. The American Red Cross aided children in ten European nations with candy and toys, knit gifts for mothers, and rag dolly distributions from Pittsburg public schools. Americans active in Paris hosted dinners, entertainments, and church services.
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Paris
American Red Cross
Pittsburg
Griffin Outpoints Kid El Paso in 15 Round Bout
In El Paso Texas on December 25 Dick Griffin of Fort Worth out pointed Zulu Kid of Brooklyn by a wide margin across 15 rounds. Griffin pressured the action from start to finish as both fighters weighed in at 118 pounds at 9 o clock.
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EL Paso
Tex
Dick "Griffin
Fort Worth
Texas
Brooklyn
Griffin
Athens Declares Foreign Membership Raised After Constantine Return
In Athens December 1922 the foreign membership has been raised except on the question of governmental policies. Courtesies to foreign correspondents have increased since King Constantine's return. The city’s nervous atmosphere has eased. Prince George will occupy a palace residence formerly used for Cabinet meetings. Madame Manos, widow of King Alexander, occupies his former home.
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Athens
Constantine
Prince George
Madame Manos
Alexander
Twin Falls weddings and federal probe report
Cas ce Yd and Fred A Blam wed at the bride’s home on Christmas night with Rev. E B White officiating. Lawrence S Webb and Dot Summers marry in Twin Falls, also by Rev White, with Mrs J W Adamson present. The Webb couple will live here. he works for Crozier Transfer. Also, the Justice Department probes the death of prohibition agent James F McGuinness in Bayonne with Special Agents en route, requested by Joseph Tumulty and President Wilson’s cousin.
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Fred A. Blam
Ethel M. Nyes
Second. Avenue West
EB. L. White
First Methodist Church
Harry E. Nye
Bessie Pettitt
Folowing
H. S. Frame
Lawrence 5. Webb
Dot Summers
Twin Falls
E. L. White
J. W. Adamson
Webb
Crozier Transfer Company
Washngton
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Palmer
James F. McGuinness
Prohibition
Bayonne
N. J
New Jersey
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
McGuinness
Tumulty
Seaside Soldiers Welcome In City During Holiday Tour
Soldiers and sailors visiting the city received gifts dinners and entertainment while wounded men in hospitals got special attention. A local lunch program provided free meals to all visitors today as volunteers organized charity уваres.
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Seattle
Pope Benedict Lists Five Plagues Besetting World
In Rome on Christmas Day the pope addressing the Sacred College outlined five plagues afflicting humanity. He cited neglect of authority, hatred among brothers, thirst for pleasure, disgust for work, and forgetfulness of life’s supernatural aims.
Four Prisoners Escape Fort Madison During Christmas Ceremonies
Four inmates James O'Keefe James Lane James Cullen and Harry Smith escaped Fort Madison Iowa during Christmas ceremonies this morning. Authorities searched all day and remained at large at night. Two other gang members Langdon and Conray were not among the escapees and stayed at Fort Madison. The escape occurred about 30 minutes before discovery using a rope supplied by a dining room employee.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
James O'Keefe
James Lane
James Cullen
Harry Smith
Lemars
Posies
Langdon
Conray
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Maat
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Tommy
Weil
Cameron
Royal
Anal Ae
Cas
Claus
Otldren
Dooce Brothers
Lind Automobile Company
Twin
Falls, Idaho
Pate
Re Oy
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