Kit Carson Memento Carved in Tree in Colorado Forest
Words KI Carson 1849 carved into a tree near Sulakes in the Colorado National Forest. A US forest service trail crew documented the historic graffiti as six inches of new wood over the original blaze. The Kit Carson Pass site still bears the carved inscription and a second tree remains nearby.
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Kit Carson
KI Carson
Sulakes
Mitorado National Forest
United States Forest Service
Pioneer Fe
Castoria Promises Gentle Teething Relief for Babies
The advertisement touts Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy to ease teething discomfort and bowel regularity in babies and children. It emphasizes that Castoria contains no narcotics or harsh drugs and claims gentle, effective results for infants and older kids alike.
Nine Power Pact Tensions Raise Manchuria Alarm
Secretary of State Hull warns Japan and China that the United States will not recognize any accord violating the open door policy or the Kellogg pact. Japan advances in Manchuria, seizing Shanhaiwan as U S and British observers expect more warnings and actions.
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United States
Japan
Presis Congress
Yavan Ina
Manchuria
China
Zjapan
Washingtoo
Tolyo
Nenking
Hilison
Great Britain
Stimson
Clinchow
Shanhalkewan
Trenteln
Fariler
Washington
Culvert Chamberlain
Mukden
Ambasaador
Japanese attempt to justify Manchuria actions amid Tokyo bombing
A fragment from a 1930s report notes Japan seeking excuses for Manchuria policies while a bomb nearly struck Emperor Hirohito in Tokyo. The blast occurred Friday near the royal carriage but caused no injuries.
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Lorthia
Ita
Manchuria
Tokyo
Corena
Shoh- Ito
Political shakeup after minister Minglaut’s death
PAL disturbance in the Trench government followed the death of Andrew Minglaut minister of war. Observers expect cabinet changes with Airland possibly ousted and Tardiey to take foreign affairs. Maginot crafted the government’s strong military stance and devised a plan for a vast eastern border fortress chain.
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Pal
Trench
Andrew Minglaut
Thera
Airland
Tardiey
Maginot Wre
Fortrestea
Tariff Bill Aims to Strip President of Tariff Powers
Democrats push a tariff measure to remove the president’s control over flexible provisions of the Smoot Hawley act and require an international conference to cut rates. Introduced by Rep James W. Collier, it would place final rate-change decisions with Congress, risking a veto but gaining cross-party support.
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Hoover
Congress
James W. Cotlier
Mississippi
Chatripan
House
Ways and Means Committee
V I Hoover's plea for swift relief bill action
President Hoover urged prompt passage of a relief bill in a special message. The measure discussed aimed to provide immediate economic assistance and stabilize the nation amid hardship.
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Oover
Blila
Senator Wheeler Seeks Free Carriage of Silver Gold Grain
Senator Wheeler of Montana introduced a bill supporting the free carriage of silver at sixteen ounces to one of gold. He said the legislation would revive and resuscitate business and replace discontent with opportunity, promising contentment and lucrative occupations while preventing tragedies.
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Senate
White
Biston K Wheeler
Denwmrul
Montana
Paris
Stryao
Ling
Wheeler
Fallon
Hoover Faces Opposition Over Proposed Federal Salary Cuts
President Hoover weighed a three bill plan to cut government pay including board members from twelve to six thousand dollars, a 20 cent mileage cut, and salary reductions for the Vice President and cabinet. White House aides warned the moves could hurt morale and set a bad example, complicating congressional passage.
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Itmorah
Federal Farm Board
White House
Hoover
Congress
Es Open
New Hampshire Victory Shifts Seat After Fletcher’s Death
Democrats and veterans celebrate a pivotal NH election in the wake of Representative Fletcher’s death. Former congressman William N. Rogers, a Republican, leads in a normally Republican district to fill the vacancy amid a charged political climate.
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New Hampshire
Fletcher
Willam N. Rogers
Democrats Win Big as House Seats Shift in Victory
A wet Democrat defeated former Gay John Bartlett by about 7000 votes. The campaign centered on unemployment and industrial mood. Democrats hold 220 seats, Republicans 214, and Farmer Laborites 1.
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John Bartlett
Nogers
Farmer Laborites
Raskob Warns of Wet Dry Split and Home Rule Plank
Democratic national committee chairman Mr Raskob urges a home rule plank at the national convention and proposes an amendment to give each state control of liquor traffic. He also asks that questionnaire results from the last campaign be referred to the convention. Over 25000 replies show 63 percent favor resubmitting the eighteenth amendment and 79 percent favor repeal.
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J. Raskon
Democratic National Committee
Ife
Puble
National Committee
Raskob
Ta Convention
Gandy Plays Lead Role in Toona Rally Amid Indian National Congress Leaders
A fragment notes MAb 4 Gandy taking a prominent place at Toona where many leaders of the Indian National Congress are present. The item highlights a political gathering and the involvement of key figures.
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Toona
Indian revolt and Gandhi call to boycott abroad
Reports describe British efforts to quell uprisings in India as Viceroy Willingdon enacts emergency decrees targeting the All India Congress. Gandhi urges Christians to back independence, promote spinning and self reliance, while boycott of British goods spreads.
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Tere Paina
England
India
Tord Willingdon
All India Congress Party
Gandhi
Christians of India
Ingland
Dawes Denies Presidential Candidacy Rumor
General Dawes arrived from London and denied being a potential Republican presidential candidate. He said he is in Washington to consult with the President on disarmament conference strategy and to lead the American delegation. Hoover reportedly said the US will not lead at the conference and will seek economy with no major military cuts planned.
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Dawes
Great Britain
London
Sloover
Washington
Amercan
Teresident Hoover
WHS
United States
Death of Julius Rosenwald Prominent Philanthropist
Julius Rosenwald philanthropist and capitalist dies after two years of illness. He amassed wealth in merchandising and devoted much of his fortune to benevolences aimed at encouraging thrift and eradicating racial and religious prejudice.
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Chicago
Julius Rosenwald
Ulness Ile
Wwestern
Intermountain News roundups report regional changes and meetings
Reports from Utah Idaho and surrounding areas note travel changes in Cache National Forest with visitor totals rising in 1031 and a later forecast. The Second division convention draws attendees from Weber Davis Ogden Layton Nasaritle and Layton. Special instruction for the unemployed is planned in Weber County educational centers. December snow records near Hawtooth watershed mark a heavy seasonal fall. Idaho seeds producers discuss permanent organization. Nampa highway district bonds retirements and potator movement from cellar to market are noted. Liberty party forms in Nampa with local members and officials elected. County School trustees adopt a contract policy for next year.
Strange Himalayan tribe hailed as ancient longevity keepers
Dr Irvin Baird reports a tribe called Vethuselahs living 220000 feet above sea level in the Silmalayyas. He says about 600 persons remain, ages claimed at 145 years, with all in good health and women noted as beautiful. They subsist on vegetables and Baird plans a return to uncover longevity secrets.
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Irvin Baird
London
Bale
Baird
Oklahoma Girl Recovered After California Syrup Treatment
A Kansas family claims their daughter improved rapidly after using California Syrup of California Wig Syrup to cleanse her stomach and bowels. The advert claims the remedy, endorsed by physicians for 50 years, restores appetite and vitality.
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Louisa Allen
Gaga Birs
J Kolar
West 22Nd St
Oklahoma City
Okla
California
Itosnt Areanum Bulletin Interruption Mixup
A deferential secretary questions a remark about interrupting work as a humorous exchange unfolds. The misquoted line hints at a light office scene in a newspaper bulletin.
Dressmaker’s Prop Faultless Gown Shown In Stray Tale
In a Stray Stories snippet, Miss Tin compliments a dress while the speaker praises a dressmaker named Jycurs for crafting a gown prop that looks graceful, noting the shy reactions of onlookers.
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Miss Tin
Jycurs
Pellets Promote Liver and Bowels to Aid Digestion
An old ad notes Pierces Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills from sixty years ago. The product claims to regulate liver and bowels and aid digestion.
Old Friends Remember Lea ET as Four Weddings Maid of Honor
Lea ET, renowned for serving as maid of honor at four weddings, is recalled by longtime friend as a steadfast companion. The tribute highlights her role in each ceremony and the bond they shared across years.
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Lea ET
The Man With Numerous Good Polots and Octagon Reference
A fragment notes a person described as having many polots and six more octagons than squares, presenting no clear event or context beyond this numeric wording.
Men with the smallpox are to be pitted
A historical note describes a procedure where men afflicted with smallpox are to be pitied and cared for, outlining the social stigma and medical treatment in a bygone era.
Education Reforms Bring Coeducation and Women’s Access in China
The text notes China’s shift from limited elite schooling to a new educational system. Key changes include granting facilities to women and introducing coeducation in primary schools. About 1000 essential characters are selected for use in popular textbooks.
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China
Ching
Trunk Mishap Highlighted by Wary Traveler
A fragmentary exchange shows a traveler thanking fortune after an incident involving a trunk. The dialogue hints at a risky situation resolved by luck or quick action rather than detail.
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Pierce
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Edward W. Pickard
Ec'y Stimson
Erally
Federal Land Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve A3stern Jhe
Als
Senator Cappers
Farm Board
Atacefean Red Cross
John Barton
Ayne
Sted Cross
Payne
Red Cross
Unite States
Ilamilion Lab, Jr
New York
Faston
Ant
Hanliton Fish, Jr
Youlty
William Jennings Beyan
Sen Wheeler
Idaho
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Iis South Censtral
Uaho
Ifolstein
Monticello
San Juan County
Piute County
Cassin
Anderson
University of Idaho School of Mines
Lwanston
Wido
Linta County
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Besse
Castle Dale
Imery County
L.wiston
North Thale Horticultural Society
Honuil
Antiony
IDL
Targhee National Forest
Targhee Forest
Talbot
Raitroad
Rl -Lectilities Commission
Talbot Junction
G Bawesa
Intermountain News
Iogan UT
Cache National Forest
Dlun
Dale
American Legion
Weber
Davis
Lele
Ogden
Nasaritle
Layton
Kaysvilset
Weber County
Wailey
Iva
Hawtooth Nattunal Forest
Caldwell, Ida
Idaho Oregon Seeds Producers Association
Namwa
Ida
Nampa
U.S Department of Agriculture
Idano Falls
County
Albatur
McKesson¢ Robbins
FBI
Bertle
Gerttle
Dringer
Ilosea Ballou
Harmon Tiber
Ernest C, Rossiter
Desart
The
West
Fiies
Chicago News
Scote & Bowne
Bloomfield
Harold F. Ratchie & Co, Inc
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