The New Primer of Newsprint Mills Reveals Mega Plant
Washington reports on a vast mechanized newsprint mill concept that could supply 1,800,000 24 page subscribers daily. It describes forests as raw material, logs transformed by chemical digestion, steam and sulphite processes, and colossal machines turning pulp into sheeted newsprint in seconds.
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Washington, D. C
United States
National Geographic Society
St. Mauhrica
Baltimore
Boston
Shawinigan Falls
Atlanta
Omaha
Northwest Montana hunter describes a wild frontier are a wildlife spectacle
Joseph Holker recounts a journey 158 miles north of Whitefish near the Canadian line where dense Blackfeet forest shelters cougars bears and lynx. He notes three bear species porcupines strong timber and abundant watercourses with clear streams and prolific wildlife.
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Northwest
Montana
Hunter's Paradise
Joe Holker
Rolker
Blackfeet
Holkar
Moses
White Fish
Air Gun Lifts Pulp Mass Across Wire Belt
A dramatic pulp processing scene describes an air gun lifting a four inch wet pulp strip across a 6 inch gap between the wire belt and spinning felt, Horatio directing the action with a compressed air fan, while all pieces race toward a 24 page paper formation and a claim that the entire operation yields five hundredths of a second per 24 page sheet.
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Louisiana
Horatio
Youthful Holdup Bound Over to Grand Jury
Fairfield December 13 R McGlain 15 year old tried to hold up William Roberts 75 at his home ten miles north last Thursday. He is bound over to the grand jury on attempted robbery charge. Unable to post 2500 bond the youth remains in jail awaiting trial. He said he was a stenographer from Milwaukee.
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Fairfield
R. McGlain
William Roberts
Here
Milwaukee
Waterloo Public Library approves $2900 book purchases
At the December board meeting in East Library Waterloo trustees authorize buying 2900 dollars of books through April. Purchases will serve mainly the adult department with some for juvenile and station libraries. Miss Theresa Feyerdsen, head of the juvenile department, is granted three months leave starting February 1. The board hires a cataloger to fill a vacant position.
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Board of Trustees of
Waterloo Public Library
East Library
Theresa Feyerdsen
Knights Templar Elect C. M. Hollis Commander
C. M. Hollis was named eminent commander of Ascalon commandery Knights Templar at the annual Masouie temple election last night. Other officers selected include Carleton generalistimo, Harry Dahl cantt in general, AL A. Lohner senior warden, Gaylen B. Green junior warden, James M. Hailey treasurer, Russell DeGon recorder, J. 1D. Liffring prelate, and Fred Sporte member of the Masonic temple board.
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C. M. Nollis
Ascalon
Knights Templar
Masouie
Carleton Generalistimo
Harry Dahl Cantt
AL A. Lohner
Gaylen B. Green
James M. Hailey
Russell DeGon
J. 1D. Liffring
Fred Sporte
Masonic Temple Board
Girls with Hair to Match Red Pullet to Be Given Prizes
A Des Moines poultry show feature tonight offers prizes for auburn hair closest in shade to the Rhode Island Red pullet. The event is part of the Greater Des Moines Poultry Association show activities. William's Poultry Farm won sweepstakes, capturing most White Plymouth Rock prizes. Iowa State College professors gave lectures amid broad interest. Prize cuts will be judged today and shown tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Colisem
Rhode Island
Greater
Plymouth Rock
Iowa State College
Underwood Senate inquiry into editorial attack on Muscle Shoals bill
Senator Underwood obtained unanimous consent for a Senate investigation of editorial charges in the Washington Herald. The judiciary committee was authorized to subpeona the editorial author and others to uncover the basis of the accusations linking his Muscle Shoals bill to Alabama Power influence.
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Underwood
Tremiocrat
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Senate
Underwood Muscle Shoals
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Judiciary Committee
Democratic
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Irving Toi
Muscle Shoals
Mother in law named in $10,000 suit for alienating affections
Hildreth Hailey Again sues Cornelis A. Smart for alienation of affections seeking damages of 10000. She alleges that after her marriage to Carl R. Bailey in February 1923 the defendant, the plaintiff's mother in law, visited their home and pressured her son, questioned her housekeeping, took him on trips to towns including Waverly, and claimed he should have married a rich girl, thus alienating the couple's affections.
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Hildreth Hailey
Cornelis A. Smart
Carl R. Bailey
Waverly
Plainby
Plaintiff
Cousin of Harding cited in Forbes craft hearing
Francis Pope of Spokane, cousin of the late President Harding, denied being offered a $1,000,000 bribe to influence presidential consent for selling the wooden fleet. He said he would testify he had not heard of the Thompson contracting interests and had not been approached by any Thompson representative. Court noted Mortimer’s testimony links to alleged veteran affairs corruption. Pope is to appear in Chicago in the Forbes and Thompson case.
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Tory
Sila
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Mortimer
Pope
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Francis
Tone
Wash
Harding
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles KR. Forbes
J. W.thompson
Thompson
Elias H. Mortimer
Crossing the Old Railroad Track Poem of Travel and Caution
An anonymous verse laments a bumpy railroad crossing that disrupts daily life. It reflects on the dangers, frustrations, and small thrills of crossing the track, urging careful passage and imagining a future day when trains no longer delay or jostle travelers.
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Funny In Chicken Embargo Nebraskan Claims
Lincoln Nebraskan reports Dr J Van Hs of the University of Nebraska declares a mysterious embargo on poultry due to alleged disease. He notes no evidence of the disease in this region and urges farmers to refrain from rushing chickens to markets to avoid losses.
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Lincoln
Nelbee
J. van Hs
University of Nebraska Agriculturad
New York City
Vang
Dallas
Coolidge Expresses Sympathy for Gompers Widow
President Coolidge sent a message to Mel Samuel Gompers expressing deep sympathy over the loss of his widow. The note eulogizes Gompers as a founder and leader who dedicated his life to labor interests and the cause he championed.
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Washingdon
Coolidge
Mel
Samuel
Gompers
Laense
Bolhey
Rowe Nyt
Epileptic Killed by Train Near Earling
The unidentified young man, described by clothing and features, Joseph Apple, 22, was run over by a train near Earling Marling, Va. The victim, subject to epilepsy, was buried here yesterday after an attack was believed to have triggered the incident.
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Marling
Dee
Tith
Joseph Apple
Milwaukee Rail Journey Mapped Amid Turbulent Passage
On arrival at Mart Ine Ahowieitieg reports suggest a confrontation with a rival. The account notes a belief that the opposing party gained an advantage through wind conditions and a central position near a distant portion of the route.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Mart
Marta
Reed Blocks Plan to Refer Postal Pay Bill to Committee
In Washington DC a dispute halted action on postal salary legislation as Reed and Reed blocked the bill’s referral, delaying Senate consideration while administration leaders pressure for a wage plan to fund postal workers.
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Adaru
Mrs Coolidge Receives Honorary Degree in Doxton
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge travels to Doxton to receive an honorary degree. The visit highlights the cordial reception as she returns to Washington with reservations about formalities.
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Htoston
Missy
Calvin Corlidge
Doxton
Washington
Wostoo
Soi
Life Underwriters of Waterloo in Meeting
Waterloo group met at noon in Blank's teargum for talks by Mr J Brown George A Carper Wilko Dawson and Mhrvin BE Gray. Braan's topic Good Thus Hess sparked discussion with other speakers likely to join in tailing topics.
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Blank
Redia
J. Brown
George A. Carper
Wilko S. Dawson
Mhrvin BE. Gray
Braan
Hess
Postal rate hike sought for nonletter mail nationwide
Washington Dec 18 Increases in postal rates on all but letter mail were urged by Postmaster General and Senate Post Office Committee chair to raise revenue for the Postal Service. Proposals include higher parcel and advertising rates and a $16 876 000 annual gain, with scale changes for express and other services.
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Washington
Elatrman
Senate
Anki
Estes
Sleltang
Atom
Confessions Admitted as State Evidence in Poison Murder Case
Court admits two confessions in the Bates case involving Mrs. Sweetin and Wilford Sweetin. Prosecution outlines how Mrs. Sweetin allegedly served her husband tomato soup laced with poison, leading to his death the next morning from ptomaine poisoning. Trial expected to conclude Monday.
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Mumut Vernon
Lanwre Nee Atfish
Ferner Pistor
Wissy Savetin
Anns Hiliche
Wilford Sweetin
Moreland
J. W.paytor
Anels Misher
Sweetin
Bates
Moreinod
Tayelor
Tli Rime
Indicted for Embezzlement Lucchesi Faces Case
In Washington a naval budget report shows appropriations for the next year totaling 286 285 73 for navy upkeep. The tally marks a rise of 8 210 117 over the current year and trails budget estimates by about seven million dollars. Toronto and Fort Dodge items report scanda1s and arson, alongside a grand jury action against Isadore Lateehesi.
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Washington, D. C
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Grand Jury
Knierim
Isadore Lateehesi
Vice President Charged With Larceny by Embezzlement
The vice president of United State Bank is charged as the boy banker with larceny by embezzlement. Imcchest had pleaded not guilty to two informations and was sent back to jail, where he pleaded to the grand jury charge. The indictment accuses Luechest of taking funds from various individuals with orders to remit abroad and diverting the money for private use.
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United State Bank
Toree
Brand Jury
Luechest
Governor Bryan seeks modification of Nebraska chicken embargo
Lincoln Neb Dec 13 Gov Bryan telegrammed Gov A Smith New York urging modification of New York City embargo on Nebraska chickens He argued there is no disease in Nebraska poultry when leaving state and any later illness is contracted en route He urged fumigation of cars and poultry houses statewide noting the embargo costs Nebraska hundreds of thousands of dollars
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Gov. A. Smith
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Nebraska
Ibryan
Smith
Tia State
Tle
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