National Parks Tours Association Meets In Mammoth Park
The National Parks Tours Association held its final session at Mammoth Park to plan a western highway system linking national parks. Delegates discussed promoting tourist travel, funding road work, and forming a bureau to rival European travel offices, with Denver’s meet planned for fall to add routes and highways.
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Spokane
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Idaho
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Taniac Miracle Restores Seattle Woman’s Health
Mrs Willan Marris of Seattle credits Tanlac for a dramatic recovery from nervous breakdowns, stomach distress, and weight loss. She reports sleeping better, restored appetite, and strength sufficient to do housework and outwalk her husband, after months of misery and ineffective remedies. The ad claims Tanlac is sold in Oxford by A Be McIntyre Drug Co and features a two-busy-stores notice.
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Willan Marrix
Fifteenth Avenue
Seattle
Waat
Hartell
Taniac
Tania
Oxden
A. Be McIntyre Drug Co
Poslam treatment claim ad from historic newspaper
An advertisement promotes Poslam for pimples with instructions to apply directly to eruptions, promising rapid improvement by morning and urging readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories, New York, and Poslam Soap for daily use.
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Frea
Emergency Laboratories
West 47Th St
New York City
Convention of the Legion Is Planned in Utah
In Galt Lake City Aug 12 state Legion officials formed weekly conference groups. Wesley E. King named 1919 convention chair Nathaniel Jackson, Charles C. Backes to entertainment head, and plans were laid for October meetings and a public celebration linked to Governor Bamberger's program.
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Ith Jairmen
American Legion
Howe
Wesley E. King
Nathaniel Jackson Wa Chai
Jackson
Charles C. Backes
Bamberaer
Legion
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More Supervisors For 1920 Census Appointed
Washington August 12 Additional appointments of supervisors for the 1920 census were announced today by states and districts. New Mexico Flint-Duan J Durie Clayton second Ayran O Beall San Fe Nevada First Harold P Hale Elko second vacant Oregon Second William A Teretall Wasco South Dakota Second Wallace Longutresth Slaseton Oregon Third William I Tiennett Portland Nebraska First Fred Leiller Nebraska City second John E Hopkins Omaha third Larry E Phelps Vowels fourth Charles M Girosyner Anfora 10th Edward NW Raddier SMe Cook alxth J J Tooley Gering
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New Mexico
Flint—duan J. Durie
Clayton
Ayran O. Beall
Santa Fe
Nevada
Pirst
Harold P. Hale
Elko
Oregon
William A. Teretall
Wasco
South Dakota
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Slaseton
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Motorman Ends Stomach Ailments With Remedy Claim
An advertisement touts Mayra Wonsterful Roney as the greatest remedy, claiming complete relief from stomach trouble and bloating after use. It asserts the product cleanses the intestinal tract, reduces inflammation, and offers a money back guarantee, with distribution through A Ry Mecintyre Drug Co. and scattered locations.
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Cannes
Five Millions in Gold Recovered From a Steamer
Gold ingots valued at £1,400,099 have been recovered from the wreck of the White Star liner Laurennie sunk after striking a mine January 28, 1917, off Trehemun, with 120 of 472 aboard saved and many lost.
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Daniintan Hineer Laurennie Sik
Fasad
Bond sale awarded for state loan bonds in Salt Lake
The state awarded a contract to sell bonds valued at 2,500,000 with 16.70 per 1060 bonds accrued interest, at 74,000 cost of road bonds. Three bids were received, AV Clarke of Chisago offered 23 per 100, and McCormick & Co Hawkers of Salt Lake offered 24.40 per 100. The Marine and More gate company bid SCG of [a rey].
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Fata Neen
Pany Ot Cored
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Chasse
AV Clarke
Chisago
Cormick & Co
Hawkers
Rsa’ Hought Scg
A Rey
Coffee crop short and prices cannot be kept down
San Francisco report from August 7 notes American importers and domestic roasters warn that coffee prices will stay high due to a reduced Brazilian crop and war-time stock depletion. Frosts in Santa Lucia and droughts cut Brazil output, while European demand remains strong. roasters blame market conditions beyond their control and call prices unfair to retailers and consumers.
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Pacific Coast Coffee Roastere’ Association
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Europe
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Drasil
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Wight
Garretson Testifies On Railroad Reform Efforts
Austin B. Garretson former head of the Order of Railway Conductors testified before the House Interstate Commerce Committee on how to manage postwar railroad control. He warned that labor unrest could threaten the government while urging decisive congressional action. He said labor desires are misunderstood but stressed the need for emergency measures if necessary.
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Austin B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
House Inter‘state Commerce Committee
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Caretson
Garretson
Tife
Correfann
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All States Respond To Palmer's Appeal For Co operation
Abington August report on General Wahiner urging enthusiastic assent from state and local officials and administrators to cooperate with food administration. Instructions sent to district attorneys to assist in enforcing rules and to act on any law violations. Emphasis on addressing living problems amid federal supervision.
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Palmer
Abington
Wahiner
Achar Uessan
Wilson Era Policy and Trade Measures Debated in Senate
The senate discusses stock certificates and a proposed cold storage reform. President Wilson backs measures to curb Bolshevik influence, while Senator Myers questions price disparities between imported goods and U.S. products. The district attorney's office considers licensing dealers in fabrics and apparel, and the commerce department signals shifts in retail distribution affecting merchants.
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Wilson
House
Haricullure Committee
Wilson Saliman
Iira
Myers
Lstrot
Columbia
Ming
Murdoch
Federal Trade Commission
Witch
Stiri
Vessel 2 Secret Read as Hereabouts of the Rewapaper
A terse note appears about a vessel named 2 Secret, with the newspaper hinting at nearby locations or events in its vicinity. The item reads as a short, cryptic reference likely reflecting a local anecdote or maritime mention without clear details.
Japanese Workers Demand Higher Pay in Tokyo Arsenal Protest
A union representing 34 000 workers in Tokyo military arsenals today pressed the government for wage increases from 2010 to 20 percent. Demonstrators warn that a strike could follow and warn that unrest among labor groups grows as authorities face demands from army workers and other unions. The tone reflects growing unease with wartime stability and labor organization efforts.
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Colorado to Have Largest Crop in History of State
Colorado crops see record forecast with wheat and grain output rising. The Colorado co operative crops report, released by the agriculture department, projects winter wheat production near 12.5 million bushels and total wheat and corn yields around 19.17 million bushels, marking a historic high for the state.
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Colorado Cooperative
Portine Service
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Opium Smuggler Arrest Tied to Tijuana Ring
A local police arrest exposes an organized opium smuggling gang. Rogera, a Clyde engineer, reportedly had 1200 dollars of opium and was found with a 45 caliber revolver and ammunition. The narcotic was said to come from Tijuana, with the capture occurring at a Second South and W Traple streets home.
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Tijuana
Negleo
Second South
W Traple Streets
Largest Wooden Ship Is Launched by Seattle Yard
SEATTLE Wark Aug 11 Amid the plaitifts of 130 Snoqualmie todian tribe members Mrs Borst the 5000 ton Snoqualmie was launched at a Seattle shipyard today As the keel struck water the Indians sang a tribal song later guests of yard management at a banquet On the launching platform sits Suri Keemin 95 daughter of a Snoqualmie chief the Snoqualmie world s largest wooden ship
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Wark
Snoqualmie
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