Fine Selection for State Board of Education
The appointment of Stanly A. Easton to the Idaho state board of education is praised as timely for Idaho and the mining community of Kellogg. Easton, a Kellogg native and mining executive, combines business success with civic duty, promising strong advocacy for educational facilities and youthful opportunity through thrift and wise investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanly A. Easton
State Board of Education
North Ido
South
Easton
Kelloggs
Bunker Hill & Penner Mining & Concentrating Company
Epie
Kellong
Easton Han Pees
Board of Education
Idaho
Haston
University of California At Berkeley
Protection Against the European Cheap Labor
Charles M. Schwab, back from a Eur ope tour as a steel corp representative, warned Americans of fierce European competition. He cited Germany selling pneumatic tools in Detroit cheaper than U S makers, noting wage differences. even with wage normalization the German standard will outpace American pay, risking a flood of European goods unless a protective tariff equalizes wages.
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Chas M. Schwab
Europe
Steel Corporation
Germany
Detroit
Ennet
Sales tax impact on large manufacturing combinations
The text argues that large combinations controlling multiple manufacture stages gain little from a sales tax aimed at single process firms. It notes any advantage exists but small tax won’t alter outcomes materially, and tax can be applied across key manufacturing stages when one corporation oversees them. It asserts current price loading inflates advantages more than a modest tax would.
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Athough
Congress
Oto HM. Kahn
New York
Traffic Club
Pittsburg
Kahn
Printers Strike Backed Open Shop Gains Likely
The article argues the printers strike was a failed effort to push for an open shop. It contends union demands favored shorter hours with full pay, notes some Chicago employers signed for a dn-hour week, while many shops remain open shop. The piece asserts the union has won nothing.
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Chicago
Answering the Argument Better Than Plumb Plan of Against Sales Tax
The piece discusses sales tax as a fairer way to share tax burdens and addresses common objections. It cites banker HM Kahn supporting sales tax and notes a new railroad ownership plan where Union Pacific offers stock to employees at cost with 6 percent deferred payment, highlighting employee investment and favorable dividends.
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Union Pacific Company
Union Pacific
Callahan President Promotes Thrift and Prosperity
John Horg of New York, president of Callahan Lead-Zine, cites thrift as key to mining finance and anti Bolshevism. He notes Hackensack ties, leads Evening Record, and praises thrift to unite capital and labor while opposing radicalism. The Record features his piece Thrift vs Radicalism advocating universal thrift.
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John Horg
New York
Callahan Lead-Zine Company
Wall Street
Mr. Borg
Hackensack
N. J
Borgs
Evening Record
Wallace
Borg
Miner
What New Immigration Law Will Do
Daily from 2000 to 3000 people crowd the American consulate in Warsaw seeking visas to the United States. About 200 visas are granted daily. The measure stems from a vetoed immigration restriction by the former president. It will be taken up again and could become law soon, limiting annual admissions to 3 percent of the country’s 1930 census.
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Warsaw
United States
Mullan
Robert Hunt
Wallace
Kellogg
Mackey
Ball Park
E. R. Denny
J. E. Gyde
J. H. Taylor
Chester Howarth
Thomas Owens
Howarth
Argentine business men favor U S made desks and chairs
In Argentina, businessmen prefer desks produced in the United States and demand for American chairs and other office furniture is strong. The government has approved a newly invented fireproof cover for sacoline tanks on its airplanes.
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United States
Theology Applied to Mining From an Engineering Journal
The piece argues miners rarely discuss theology, mixing humor with cautionary insight about the personal devil as a metaphor for inner flaws. It suggests science may someday revisit belief, urging readers to recognize hidden self-criticisms in everyday interactions.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Micker
Vanderbilts critique of mining journalism and a lethal gas note
The piece mocks a Review of Reviews item by Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr noting the Britannia copper mine as the largest vein and questions its fame. It sarcastically critiques press comparisons between mines and Nevada ores and cites a New York Times article on lethal gas used in Nevada prisons, arguing about travel and local dangers and mocking the term hootchite discovery.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
California
Mr. Vanderbilt
Britannia
Kinnecot
Nevada
New York Times
Carson City
Record of six weeks in the Harding era
The Washington Post notes constructive statesmanship in six weeks of the Harding administration. It cites cabinet and Congress cooperation to clear war debris, fulfill pledges, and push a reconstruction policy to restore normalcy. It highlights positive action and America’s move toward a stronger position, and mentions about 60,000 square miles of timber land in the Philippines.
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Washington Post
Harding
Congress
America
The
Philippines
Mine Inspector Addresses Board of Trade and City Officers
Stewart Campbell state mine inspector spoke at the weekly board of trade luncheon, noting Idaho produces 90 percent of its lead from Coeur d’Alene district and 8½ percent of US lead. He praised local mining strength, predicted future gold focus, and tariff protection benefits. The gathering covered city salaries, new officers, road work near Summit and airplane route plans, with mayor Toole announcing appointments and a Wallace celebration decision.
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Board OF Trade
Stewart Campbell
Coeur d'Alene
United States
Idaho
Mr.Campbell
Halley
Wood River
Tere
Campbell
J.C. Parsons
Pittsburg
Parsons
Cnnsylvania
West Virginia
Olio
Hrady Development Company
Rose Claim
Olympia Group
Rights of Labor Critique by Nampa Leader Herald
A Nampa Leader-Herald opinion asserts labor rights must be equal for all, criticizing Gompers for favoring labor factions. It argues workers are united against class privileges and Socialist railroad management under government rule, and cautions against special protections for any group.
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Nampa
Gompers
America
Diogenes Searched For Publicity With Lantern
A playful remark recounts Diogenes roaming with a lantern in daylight seeking an honest man, framed as a commentary on fame and truth rather than literal quest.
No Class Government Says Roosevelt on Republics
Theodore Roosevelt warns against class interest corrupting republics. He argues nations fail when citizens pursue only their class, whether rich or poor, and declares the United States must not become a plutocracy or mob rule. He urges resolve to preserve a balanced, representative government.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Opportunity
Callahan
Vanderbilt
Hugh Toole
D. H. DeLong
Chas. A. Keating
S. E. Eddins
Guy Kellogg
James Teasdale
Robert Marshall
Ba Stone
Ed Wood
Jas
H. Munson
Carroll Beamer
Library Board
McAllister
Summit
Stone
Good Roads Committee
Mission Flats
Rose Lake
Johnson
Yellowstone Aerial Association
Special Airplane Committee
City Health cMcer
Toole
Leonard Johns
Mullan Jana Kellogg
Wallace Miner
Rights OF LaBor
Paw
Willie
Diogenes
Son
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