Land board backs preference rights in Big Bruneau project
Idaho land board members informally agreed that any contract to develop the Big Bruneau project must include a clause giving preference entry to Idaho veterans who served in the great war. Governor Davis and Attorney General Black said no contract exists yet and the board may seek segregation before a developer is chosen.
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Man Suffering Broken Neck Is Unaware of Injury
Lafayette Indiana report states Larson Stingley, 35, a farmer, was brought for medical treatment after a runaway accident in November. He had lived with a broken neck for months and is now paralyzed. Doctors plan to graft bone from his leg into the spinal fracture to restore health.
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Lafayette
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Nebraska to seek readmission to Missouri Valley Conference
The University of Nebraska board of regents today decided the Huskers should seek readmission to the Missouri Valley Conference. An application will be sent to the conference control board, which meets later this spring.
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The
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Trawler Clara Strikes Rocks in Fog at Plymouth Harbor
In Plymouth England, the trawler Clara ran on rocks at the harbor entrance during fog. A seasman risked his life by stopping a great rent with his body to keep the vessel afloat until help arrived. He remained waist deep in water for four hours before the boat was towed to harbor.
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Reading Offer Sparks British Minister Appointment Talk
Private messages from Washington dated February 16 report friends of Lords Chief Justice Reading say he has been invited to accept an appointment as British minister to Washington and is considering the offer.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Friends of Lords Ch F. Justice
Appointment of Birmingham University Principal Succeeds Lodge
Charles Grant Robertson, Fellow of Somerville College Oxford, is named principal of Birmingham University to succeed Sir Oliver Lodge, who has resigned. The appointment reflects academic leadership chosen to guide the university after the vacancy.
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Eng
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Ask ‘Souls College
Oxford
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Paopete Elects Returning Soldier as Mayor
A returned soldier identified as Victor Papeete of Tahiti has been elected mayor of Paopete. The election produced a complete victory for the candidate, with strong support for the municipal council slate.
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Victor Papeete
Tahiti
Confidence men fleece Hamburg man in Omaha wing match
Wesley Brought of Hamburg loses $200 to two confidence men in Omaha after being lured with work then dragged into a running game on cash. Lea and partner pick $100 bills from Brought and Bill Jones before Lea calls police as luck runs out.
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St. Clare Hospital
Douglas Street
Twentieth Street
Bill” Jones
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Fleeing Suspect Heads Toward Council Bluffs in Ample Haste
A suspect fled in multiple directions preferring easy money, with one path leading toward Council Bluffs Iowa as officers pursued in the ongoing chase.
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Council Bluffs
Towa
Rival nations set July 15 for America's Cup race
New York January 17 England and the United States will be friendly rivals in a bid for yachting supremacy starting July 15 with the America's Cup race over the Sandy Hook course. The New York Yacht Club accepted Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge through the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, Belfast, for Shamrock IV to contend the trophy won in 1891 by Resolute or Vanitie, to be launched in 1913 for defense.
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Associated Press
New
Champion Army Hoop Stars Play Des Moines
The Associated Press reports athletic action in Des Moines Iowa where the Army basketball squad faced opponents in a late season event. Details indicate a competitive game with notable performances by service players. Further scores and outcomes are not disclosed in the snippet.
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Army Hoop Stars
Des Moines
What We Advertise We Sell
An advertiser motto suggesting that the goods offered reflect the seller’s identity. The phrase emphasizes consistency between product selection and promotional image, implying trust built through advertising aligning with actual offerings.
Maine Men Defeat Camp Funston in Prep Tour Victory
The Third Marine Division Regular Army basketball team from Camp Pike, undefeated Maine men, arrive this morning after a 52 to 2 win over Camp Funston. They meet Camp Dodge tonight and depart soon by special car, touring the east with 18 members under athletic director Lt. H. N. Gilbert. The group includes three boxers, two wrestlers, and the basketball squad, all overseas veterans.
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Maine
Camp Dodge
Atlanta
H. N. Gilbert
WAMS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TROTTING ASSOCIATION
WAMS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TROTTING ASSOCIATION Terre Haute elects Wams as president with Milwau secretary and Chicago treasurer. The body discusses racing rules including the “win race” concept, eligibility rules, and calendar-year limitations for determining class advancement based on fastest times.
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T. H. Gill
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