Idaho Senate Eyes Pay Hikes and World Court Move
Boise watchers report Senator Calahan introduced a bill to raise salaries for state officials excluding the governor with $4000 for elective posts and $3600 for cabinet heads and utilities commissioners. The senate session marked the fiftieth day with hundreds of new measures, a memorial urging the U.S. to join a world court, and proposals on dog licensing, health exams for food service workers, and taxation on mineral resources. Also noted were efforts to change municipal elections to November and to fund state audits and public utilities commissions as part of a broad legislative push.
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Callahan
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Elerka Fat
United States
Mensa
State Department of Law Enforcement
Mining rescue update in Kentucky cave incident
Volunteers in Cave City Kentucky report ongoing rescue efforts after Floyd Colling’s team began digging from a cave surface shaft. Efforts focus on reaching the trapped workers as hopes remain for a successful rescue within the hour.
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Floyd Col
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Dee
Brondenea
End of World Predicted Quietly by Adventists Leaders
Hollywood Cal Feb 3 Faithful of Seventh Day Adventist and Reformed churches expect the end of the world in a quiet manner. Margaret Rowan and H W Palmer are cited as leaders, with followers nationwide awaiting Christ’s coming. Doctors Palmer and Pull yoy deny reports of a mass gathering on a peak as a witness.
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Tiny
Seventh Day Adventist, Reformed Church
Mra
Margaret Rowan
H. WW. Falmer
Tallmer
Pullyoy
Race Relations Sunday Observed Across United States
The Federal Council Commission on Race Relations urges churches to lead nationwide public opinion supporting equal opportunity for Negro citizens and all racial groups. It notes friction from organizational ties and rising strains with Japan, calls for interracial cooperation, and marks Race Relations Sunday as an annual observance promoting peace and goodwill through the gospel in America.
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Somte
Commission On Rice Relations
Federal Council of Miurehes
Ku Klux Klan
Japan
Boodwill
Getlon
Booker T. Washington
Acme
Jackal
Manoystina
Jane
Nra
Congress Today explores Isles of Pines treaty and hearings
Foreign relations committee continues consideration of the German commercial treaty. The 77 Cotzens committee conducts hearings on internal revenue. Appropriations panel reviews bills for justice, labor, commerce and state departments. Renate is noted in context.
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Isles of Pines
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Justice, Labor, Commerce and State Departments
Greek Cabinet Falls Prediction Amid Turbulent Greece
Atitens Feb 3 Greece faces likely cabinet collapse after Premier Michalacopulos wins a confidence vote 155 to 77 amid turmoil over Turkey's parade of the Gecumenical patriarch. Reports say General Condylia would head a coalition as antiwar protests turn violent with deaths and widespread unrest across cities.
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Turkey
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Michalacopulos
Furkey
Greece
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Condylia
Tricatoay
Onder
Nome Serum Run Ends In Deathly Blizzard Journey
Alaska recounts the perilous relay to Nome as Gunnar Kasson and teammates push dog teams through a blizzard. Despite a 650 mile frozen trail to deliver diphtheria serum, the precious serum froze and its efficacy remains uncertain after Dr. Curtis Welch tests thawed samples. The grueling crossing from Anchorage tested the Northland’s endurance and courage as teams struggled to reach Nome with the lifesaving aid.
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Alaska
Gunnar Kasson
Nto Nome
Curtis Welch
Anchorage
Rorthland
Postal Billy Are Usurpation Say
Members of the House in Washington address a dispute labeled Postal Billy Are Usurpation as a matter of record. The brief note references February events and official positions without additional context.
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Billy
Woodrow Wilson One Year After Death In Arlington Shrine
On the slopes of Mount Albans in Washington the tomb of Woodrow Wilson marks the first anniversary of his death. Work on the unfinished cathedral continues as visitors exceed 290,000 this year, with three flags over the sarcophagus and a national sense of reverence for the late president. The piece notes Wilson’s empathy for the common man and criticizes past opponents whose views are said to have been proven wrong by history.
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Albans
Woodrow Wilson
Bethlehem Elimel
Episcopal Cathedral
Saints Peter and Pant
Europe
Wilson
United States
Gail Wilden
Drmér
Washington
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Wong
Riverton
Statesman
Lincoln
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Yoodrow Wilson
America
Sip
Inaiman
Shone Ee
Mtns
Rat
Emoulllaing
Hines Proposed to Lead Commission on River Navigation
W D Hines of New York is named to head a commission tasked with investigating the condition of navigation on the Dieue and Rhine rivers. The commission will study stagnation in inland trade and propose remedies to ease trade barriers as outlined by various peace treaties and frontier changes.
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League of Waliona Iie
Inte Walker de Hines
New York
Difeulas
Comnasion
Diewie
Rhine
Evekian
Compromise plea amid Marion War amid policing disputes
Sheriff George Galligan and five residents meet to curb violence in Marion County. Galligan seeks gun permit controls and deputy purges while a grand jury probes the Sunday slaying as county officials hold tense hearings and protests.
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Ila
Wiansan
Sherrff George
Galligan
Grant
County Board
Cean
Annle Boswall
Fin Galligan
Justices of the Peace
Saigon Steamer Lost Off Indo China With 92 Passengers
Radio dispatches report the steamer Saigon with 92 aboard including a Christian missionary and 38 crew missing off the Indo China coast. Other vessels inquiry notes four men aboard a lifeboat adrift near Gray's Harbor, with several crew unaccounted for and rescue efforts ongoing.
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Portland
Marseilles
Saigon
Ore
Gray's
Gray's Harbor
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Capha's
Unclear fragmentary notice in Oklahoma City column
Fragmentary OCR text mentions American colony project in Oklahoma City. References a cultural leader and a few families remaining on concession. Lacks clear names, dates, or concrete facts to define a full item.
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Loklahoma City
William
Bolberg
Marbiy
Uring
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