Indians Clinch World Series In Fourth Game At League Park
Cleveland Indians win the world series in four games, defeating the Brooklyn Robins 8 to 0 at League Park. pitcher Stan Coveleskie earns his third win against Brooklyn, shutting them out on five hits. crowds erupt as manager Tris Speaker embraces his mother and fans cheer.
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League Park
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
League Park Field
Brooklyn Nationals
Stanley Coveleskie
Robins
Robink
Coveleskie
Sewell
Wamby
Brooklyn
Tris Speaker
Mrs Speaker
Charles Ebbets
Burleigh Grimes
Robin
Kilduff
W. Johnston
Mutual Entertainments Open in Two Wards
The First and Second ward Mutuals held opening socials Tuesday evening in Emerson Gym and the First ward Chapel. Large crowds attended both events with a dance and music by a five piece orchestra. Punch and light refreshments followed.
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First
Second Ward
Emerson Gym
First Ward
Mutual Creamery Wins First Prize At Boise State Fair
Manager John Joussi of Mutual Creamery receives a premium check for first prize for best full cream cheese at the Boise State fair. This marks the second prize in two years for the creamery in cheese.
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John Joussi
Mutual Creamery
Boise
Married in Paris
Marriage licenses issued in the county clerk’s office last week to John T. Duke of Montpelier and Miss W. H. Hunter of Bennngton and to Kenneth Mc Clellan and Miss Zella Grave Panter of Soda Springs.
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John T. Duke
Montpelier
W. H. Hunter
Bennngton
Kenneth McClellan
Zella Grave Panter
Soda Springs
Hunters Luck at Border Bridge Fish Trip Ends Dry
A Bear Lake State Bank party including Russel Shepherd cashier James Dunn and others fished Bear River at Border Bridge Tuesday. They reported no catch with Dunn biting a tainted fish story, and a car part broke on the return trip before a neighbor brought them to Paris.
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Russel Shepherd
Bear Lake State Bank
James Dunn
James Taylor
Earl Shepherd
Border Bridge
Bear River
Russell Shepherd
Dunn
Paris
Coats Arrive This Week in Drummers Samples
Local ad notes 40 or 60 ladies and misses coats arriving this week in Drummers Samples. Shoppers can save money at this stock update from H. B. Whitman.
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Ladie
Coats
H. B. Whitman
Tax Dollar Breakdown and State Tax Debate Analyzed
A Republican column presents an extensive list of political ticket holders and outlines an analysis of state taxes. It argues taxes rise with public costs and discusses taxpayer ignorance and political promises to lower taxes. It includes financial figures from 1916 and 1919 and notes continuation on page eight.
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Agricultural Department
Land Department
Extension Department
State Department of AgriCulture
Cece Ees
Finance Department
Int & Sinking Fund
Judicial Department
John D. Robertson
Ourselfes
Govenor Alexander
Govenor
Addison T. Smith to Speak on National Issues in Paris
Congressman Addison T. Smith, candidate for re election, will address a rally at the Paris Amusement Hall on Thursday evening October 21. He will discuss the league of nations tariff and other national problems. The Central Committee promotes a large turnout with Paris brass band and the Ovid quartet supplying music.
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Addison T. Smith
Paris
League of Nations
Smith
Congress
Central Committee
Ovid Quartétte
Post paper price increase and unclear text fragment
The Post reports a price rise for its weekly paper at 14 cents per pound up from Si cents. The rest of the text is garbled and contains unreadable phrases and words, producing an incoherent fragment.
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ATS
Ranee
September Prize for Post Correspondent Contest Announced
The Paris Post awards $5 to the clearest most prompt and regular September report. Mrs Nellie Porter of Lanark wins the first prize for September. A second prize of a $5 purchasing order at any Paris business is also offered to the month’s top contributor.
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Paris Post
Nellie Porter
Lanark
Paris
Irrigation Preliminary Figures for Bear Lake Idaho 1920
The Census Director released preliminary irrigation figures for Bear Lake County Idaho subject to correction. It shows 1920 acreages to be irrigated by works completed or under construction totaling 83 890, existing works capable of supplying water 72 903, irrigated area 67 202 with 1919 and 1909 baselines.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Heavy penalties assured for Idaho moonshiners
Federal prohibition officers pledge strict enforcement in Idaho with penalties for moonshining and liquor sales. Moonshiners face revenue tax of 3993.38 plus penalties and possible prison terms under the bone dry law, as announced by the Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service.
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Idaho
Department of Justice
Federal Prohibition
Internal Revenue Department
Perky Opens Campaign in Paris Wednesday
Boise man Judge Perky spoke at the courthouse Wednesday evening to a democratic audience. He addressed state issues and argued in defense of the League of Nations, detailing the pact and its history with clear illustrations.
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X. i Perky
Boise
Ring of People
League of Nations
Farm Prices Fall Grim for Cabbage Onions and Potatoes
A farmer notes cabbage at 65 cents per cwt and onions at a penny per pound while potatoes sell for one cent a pound on the Salt Lake market. He warns that low prices hit growers who paid high costs for seed and labor, risking reduced future harvests that could threaten global food supply.
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Salt Lake
League of Nations telegraphs a path to end wars
The piece argues for a League of Nations to abolish annexations, enforce labor standards, end secret treaties, and establish a permanent court of justice. It criticizes opposition as shiftless and connected to the “batallion of death,” citing Senator Lodge’s 1915 Union College address on united nations backing peace.
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Treasury
Ma- Sdipattin
Mont ‘Pelei
League
League of Nations
United States
Court of International Justice
Senate
Chicago
Wilson
Lodge
Union College
United Nations
Armistice Sunday Observance Urged by President
PresidentWilson urges November 14 as Armistice Sunday with half mast flag displays on public buildings and naval posts. He urges memorial services for World War I dead and notes November 11 as the historic turning point toward peace.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
America
County Club Leader Barber Accepts Post in Pocatello
Floyd R Barber and his family left for Pocatello on Wednesday as he accepted the role of assistant superintendent of schools there. He has been county club leader here and built a notable record in a short time. Some expect county commissioners to delay appointing a new leader until spring.
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Floyd R. Barber
Pocatello
Barber
Snow in Salmon River Country Threatens Wildlife
Duncan Johnson of Boise reports heavy snow in the Salmon river country near New Meadows. Depth is about 22 inches and unless warm weather returns, many animals may perish for want of food.
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Salmon Country
Salmon River
Duncan Johnson
Boise
New Meadows
Johnson
League of Nations advocacy in 1919 political ad
Herbert Hoover argues the Covenant ends militarism and promotes world order at Stanford. The ad claims the League of Nations must be supported to honor the Great War dead and urges voters to back Cox and Roosevelt.
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Herbert Hoover
Leland Stanford University
League of Nations
Paris
League
Cox
Roosevelt
Wool and Cotton Blankets Offered At Great Low Prices
A large line of wool and cotton blankets is advertised at very low prices by H. B. Whitmn, inviting buyers to take advantage of the deal.
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H. B. Whitmn
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