Intermountain Hews Briefs From Utah and Idaho
A scattered set of brief reports notes a prehistoric skeleton find near Springville Utah, DUP campfire honoring pioneers, a Southern Idaho Laundry Owners convention in Twin Falls, and a range of local developments from wind canyon road bids in Wyoming to forest fire surveys in Idaho.
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Springville
DUP
Twin Falls
Idaa
Laundry Owners’ Convention
National Laundry Owners’ Association
Trovo
Lost Lake Am
Kamas
Bomnk
Igl—Attryfier
Tapcock
Blackfoot
Ida
UT —D Larkmann
Mintant Reginal Forester
Ditrlet No 4
Ilahs
Parkineton
Edilton
Southern Idaho Timber Protection Association
Dolse Basin
C. Frischnecht
Utah State Agricultural College
Gandhi Seeks Equal Partnership in Indian Self Rule
Mahatma Gandhi urged a mutual, permanent partnership with Britain while insisting on undiluted self government for India. He called for termination rights in a true equal alliance, as debates over India's status at the Round Table Conference continue and conservatives push a hard line.
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Gandhi
India
Mahatma Gandeit
Round Table
St James’ Palace
Condon
Ile
Ford Sankey
Federal Structures Committee
All India Nationalist Congress
Iatta
Eilady
Jadia
Lelog
Britain
House of Commona
Gandh
Veterans groups seek postwar recovery at Washington session
American Legion labor conference in Washington heard Maj Gen James Q Skarbord urge unreserved service to the President to tackle unemployment and prosperity. He attacked efforts to demand full payment of soldier bonuses as ridiculous. Prohibition era figures were also noted in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasaens
American Legion Labor
Washington
James QC
Skarbord
Nadir Corporation of America
Toover
MM. Ug
National committee mobilizes aid for winter distress
Director Gifford forms a large distinguished panel to mobilize national associations for relief. Chair Dre Filiot Wadsworth leads figures from the American Federation of Labor and top industry groups, coordinating Red Cross and Troovers relief efforts with members across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford
Dre Filiot Wadsworth
Toston
The
Treasury
Red Cross
Waallogton
Wadeworths
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John Darton Layne
American Steel Cross
Statthew Sloan
New York Loison Company
Silas If Strawn
Chamber of Commer
United States
Col Arthur Woolf
New York
Troovers Relief Organization
Ft Il Aishton Washington
Martin
Mich
Spokane
Wash
Davie Institute
Letanon Tenn
Lillian Gilbreath
Montclaiy
San Francisco
Calus
Johnson
John Fr. Sippel
Washington
George Stein
New York City
Stober E. Speer
L. J Tuber
Columbus
Ohio
George 14
Vincent
Girrenwich Conn
William Allen Witte
Kmporla
Haa
Pershing Seeks Quiet Rest During Lincoln Birthday Visit
General John J Pershing traveled to Lincoln Nebraska to celebrate his seventy first birthday with sister Miss May Tershing and son Warren plans lasting three weeks rest from duties as head of the American Monuments Commission. He avoided public appearances but spoke daily with friends suggesting the nation was not in danger and the low mood would pass.
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J Fersiling
Lincoln
Miss May Tershing
Warren Fle
American Monuments
Drojpe
British government sails through second reading on economy plan
In the House of Commons the government wins second reading for a measure to authorize use of orders to save 220 million pounds. The vote is 311 to 97, a 57 vote margin for the government. A lengthy debate follows on reducing dole and salaries and social costs. Prime Minister MacDonald forms a cabinet committee to probe Britain’s adverse conditions.
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House of Commons
MacDonald
Byrd Plans Second South Pole Expedition
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd told Boston he will mount another South Pole expedition. Preparations are under way but plans are not public yet as more science work on data from the previous trip remains. He said there will be no public fundraising campaign and that friends of the explorer will likely fund the venture.
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Richard EF. Byrd
Boston
South Pole
Ila
Stage Coach Tales From the Early National Road
Curtius stirred the League of Nations with a demand for a new reparations deal and parity in armaments while Mexico joins the council, Hurley delays Philippines report, and the era of the Pike Boys driving stagecoaches along the National Road is recalled with Clay’s fall and the era’s romance.
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Orfign
Jutius Curtius
League of Nations
Germany
Poland
Morland
Mexico
Panama
China
Venezuela
Telsila
Geneva
United States
Twoover
Devastating hurricane deaths surge amid mass burns and waves
Reports from Detize and others say the storm may have caused as many as 1460 fatalities, with hundreds cremated en masse to prevent pestilence. Large numbers were swept to sea by a massive wave as relief workers from Honduran authorities, the American Red Cross, the Sybatica Army, and U.S. naval forces coordinate aid.
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Detize
Cross
Sybatica Army
URC Flyer Attends Annual Encampment In Dea Solnes
About 2000 members of the once mighty Cram Army of the Republic attended the annual encampment in Dea Solnes. They were cared for and many marched part of the parade while others rested and exchanged memories at the event.
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URC
Cram! Army of the Republic
Dea Solnes
Eity
Chalys
Mother's Darlings Cause Bedtime Chatter in London
Four year old George and younger Croest fill a quiet night routine with affectionate, humorous exchanges with their mother before sleep. George ponders love while Croest playfully probes, delivering a tender domestic vignette from a London Times-era column.
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George
Croest
Mummy
Enest
Mother
Prisoner Sentenced to Hard Labor Despite Poor Work
Fragmentary OCR notes show a prison sentence for a inmate with mentions of hard labor and minimal actual work. Names and legible context are unclear but indicate a disciplinary transfer or posting involving a warden and sergeant.
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Intermountain
Income Tan
Gfporge
de LF LeBaron
Ooden
Steucke
Eedy
Miton
Centfufield
Reid Nessa
ST George
Cole Sage
Caldwell
Idl
College of Idaho
Kayswulf
Davis County
State Road Commission
Pocatello
Idaho Potato Dealers
Asa Elation
Edward W. Pickard
Vertion News
Don Moyle
A Allen
Tokyo
Pacific
Kamchatka
Oakland
Cailfs
Navy
Tellze
King An Ofcer
Shetland
Tarker Cramer
Oliver Jacquelle
Copenhagen
Rody
Johanssen
Viega
Portugal
Nova Scotia
London
Bflat
Admiralty
North Sea
Gen Harbord
Wadeworth
Gen Pershing
Admiral Byrd
Philippines
Patrick J Hurley
Hurley
Senate
Sergio Osmena
Sturley
Gimena
Manuel Roxas
Insular
Independence Commission
Tle
By B.C. Taylor
Henry Clay
Clay
Congress
Ktatucky
Kentucky
Union Town
Uniontown
Ife
Hutt
Fenn
Sam Sibley
Meleiland House
Pike Boys
Atlonal Road
Clay Polk
Elue
Lindbergh
John Gunning
Jim Legnelds
Billy Armor
David Gordon
James bin
Inet
Troy
Cumberland
Concord
Western Newspaper Union
Sally Ler
Arrow Brand
Intermountain West Original
Utay Woolen Mills
Salt Lake City
Georgia
Claude Neon Lights Execte
Cat
Propacts Corporation
Go Bain
la Rochefoucauld
Tibet
Forest Dale
Vaslexten
Ealt Lake Cuyecte
Il Hy
Brace Eshave
Lime Co
Satt Leke
Sal
Christ Wee Carda
Pour Fecal Peinier
Astern
Couchman Company
Chenery Tora Galy
Wefk’s
Inter Mountain Preduers
Rivers Mountain
Florence Bodgson
Rexburg
Idaho
Porter- Walton CO
Utah
Priseil A Catacomb
Rome
Blue Seal Cleanser Wonda “As
Sanitary Hoanshold Deans, and
Water Hoftener Sole Distributors
GattLake
Schuyler 5S. Wheeler
APEX
Financial Centers
Lombard Street
Well Street
Blue
America
Jerusalem
Ntermountain Mide
Ntermountain
Ambassador Hotel
Joe H. Pepper
HS South East
Salt Lake
Smithsonian Jnstitution
Tolor
Johh McCormack
Tabernacle
Lader
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