Legion Meet Attracts Idaho Delegates In Large Turnout
About 200 to 300 visitors from across Idaho are expected for a three day American Legion session in Twin Falls with 1000 locals anticipated on opening day. Delegates from 26 northern posts will travel by train and auto, aiming for a large central gathering with Burley seeking the parade prize and a permanent state headquarters. Entertainment plans include a boxing contest, a Jerome post band appearance, a statewide address by Dr. F. T. Finley, and a Rogerson hotel luncheon for Idaho officers.
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John Meckivers
Edwards
Wallace
Idaho
M. H. Gibbons
Loren M. Trotter
Caldwell
Phinsian Fon
Verne R
Burley
Legion
Matley
Stiles
Dinrley
Bucky
Jerome Post
Paes
Proilemeth
Twin Falls
Rogerson Hotel
Cummins
Tome
Taster
Cums
Thalia
Lawin Wrodhs
Washington
Mathomad
Sie. Cuanins
Wohl
Ate
Cuamniius
Sip
Franklin Gower
IV Olier
Ohio
Fitf Diindley
University of Idaho
Twin
Alls Post
Rogerson Cafe
Bulletin
Monthly post publication to greet convention opening
The monthly issue will appear on the opening day of the convention and serve as a permanent souvenir. The post plans a regular meeting at the [lirs] ball. Usnseter will lead, while State Commander Boom and State Adjutant Ot dpel will give addresses. Delegation guidance will be issued on convention attitudes.
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Post
Peer- Sran
Wstabrook
Las Assumied
General Leonard Wood Ends Ohio Campaign
Gen Leonard Wood campaign trip in Ohio concludes with a Columbus appearance before a Memorial meeting. He speaks on a square deal for all, nonpoliticized courts, strong foreign policy, women’s participation, better public schools, immigration regulation, a robust merchant marine, and support for the back to the farm movement. Mrs Wood will follow, then a statewide tour resumes before the April 27 Ohio primaries.
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Arsocutoeck Press
Columbus
Ohio
Leonard Wood
Omass
Memorial
Corenerale
Wood
Chienge
Columbus Colored Republian Women
Cliub
United States
Kansas City Concern Elects Ale Its Former Members
Stockholders of the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railroad of Texas in an international meeting here today rejected all members of the board of directors. A. J. Cleary of San Angelo was named acting superintendent for the Texas division. The directors sought finances for a Texas branch from San Angelo through Christoval and Waldoerado to Sonora and possibly to Del Rio, with construction possibly starting by September. The line aimed to reach the Mexican border for a new route, though its strategic Valley value was disputed.
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San Angelo
Texas
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad of
WW. Ff. Trail of
Kansas City
Cwaai
A. J. Cleary
Orient
Christoval
Waldoerado
Sonora
Nitti Urges Humane International Policy for Germany
Rome April speech to the senate by Premier Nitti advocates a humane approach to international relations. He argues misreading of information fostered German militarism and Bolshevism and calls for humanity as Western civilization’s standard bearer. He says German people, though bearing sins, should not bear all punishment and urges Germany be allowed to access raw materials to rebuild industries.
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Rome
Nitti
Senate
Germany
Sigbor Nitti
New angle added to Soonwredppen case in Wyoming
Culigviannik Wyoming April 3 Justice of the Peace W Y Edwards dropped charges against Abrs Downer of Lincoln Nebraska after he shot and wounded waitress Myredawis at a local hotel. Downer was jailed as a material witness. no charge has been filed against him. The wounded woman is expected to recover.
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Associated Press
Culigviannik
Wyo
New Vest
Justice of the Peace
W. YH. Edwards
Abrs
Thomas Downer
Lincoln
Neb
Myredawis
Polish War Department Mentions Polish Aviators In Action
An official Polish war department communique notes activity of Polish aviators on the Polish front and a sizable redeployment of red troops to front lines. It suggests the Kosciusko squadron led by Major P. C. Edric Fauntleroy, composed of Americans who fought in France, may be active in the fighting.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Polish War Department
Tihie
Kosciusko
P. C. Edric Fauntleroy
France
Poland
Soldiers of Fortune
Mexican Railroad Strike Ties Up Southern Pacific
The Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico operating south from Nogales was entirely idle as nearly all employees walked out in a strike. Labor officials said thousands of conductors trainmen engineers and other workers joined, halting goods movement and risking perishables from Cibuta to Mazatlan. The walkout follows failed court injunctions and tensions with federal authorities, with reports of possible US strikebreakers and government troop involvement.
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Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Mexico
Carranza
Mazatlan
Cibuta
United States
American employee stabbed in Mexico case linked to Jarredson
Washington April reports that Alexander Ogerg, an employee of International Petroleum, was stabbed and fatally injured at Amatlan, Mexico, March 30, the same day an American, J. A. Jarredson, was killed, and authorities believe a connection exists between the two incidents.
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Washington
Alexander Ogerg
International Petroleum Company
Amatlar
Mexico
J. A. Jarredson
Oberg's Nationality Report Sought by Tampico Consul
The U S Department of State has no definite information on Oberg but has asked Consul Dawson at Tampico to report his nationality and condition.
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State Department
Department
Dawson
Tampico
Oberg
Armored Triplane Completes Successful Test Flight
Army officials at McCook field described the first test flight of a new armored triplane as entirely successful. The half hour flight over the field and into the country revealed radiator overheating as the sole issue, with officials noting a quick fix and a second flight planned early next week. The craft features heavy armor and carries a cannon and three machine guns for offense.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Army
McCook Experimental Aviation Field
McCook ‘Field
Pline
Fire Reported at Stude Barber Garage Early Morning
The Pwin Falls fire department responded shortly after midnight to a fire in the Stude Barber Garage. The blaze started in the elevator motor and began burning the woodwork before being discovered. Damage was meager.
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Smai
Stude Barber Garage
Pwin Falls
Studebaker
Army Officer Dies in Arizona Hotel Room
Captain John J. Thompson of the United States medical corps on leave from the Big Bend district Marfa Texas was found dead in a Phoenix room. A wad of cotton saturated with chloroform lay in his hand and only army papers transferring him from Seattle to Marfa and a 20 day leave dated March 20 were found.
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Phopnin
Ariz
John J. Thompson
United States Medical Corps
Bigs Bend
Marfa
Texas
Seattle
Tacoma Attorney Shot at Home in Pierce County
Tacoma prosecuting attorney W. D. Askren was called to his door at his Tacoma home tonight and shot. His wounds were reported serious.
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Tacoma
Wash
W. D. Askren
Pierce County
Furs And Coats For Easter Parade Loom In Denver
Furs and heavy overcoats loom for Denver Easter parade as snow falls across the district. Temperatures near 15 degrees above zero tonight and clear cold conditions tomorrow raise gloom for bonnets. Snowbursts hit western Montana and western Colorado. cold spell expected NW wide. Moffatt railroad officials report a foot of snow at Corona atop the continental divide. Delegations to Minneapolis gathering include women as chairmen and secretaries in many counties, shaping Minnesota's national convention slate. Mrs Peter Olsen of Cloquet, a suffrage leader, endorsed as a delegate at large.
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Denver
Colo
Montana
Colorado
Northwest
North Dakota
Wyoming
Moffatt Railroad
Corona
Continental Divide
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Peter Olsen
Cloquet, Minn
Ieader
Minnesota
Minnesota Democrats Silent On Favorite Candidate
Minnesota Democrats in county conventions today failed to name national candidates. With most delegates accounted for, only a handful received instructions as to the party standard bearer. The Clearwater county gathering backed Governor Edwards of New Jersey. many counties endorsed woman suffrage and women played prominent roles.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Kaiser Wilhelm Calm After Daughters Visit At Amerongen
The arrival of Wilhelm II with his daughter and son in law at Amerongen changes the former emperor’s routine. He has not cut a tree since the Duchess of Brunswick’s arrival, and he and the former empress enjoy time with their daughter. The three are seen together in the garden as intimate as in earlier days. A rector’s visit and religious services marked the first since the Kapp uprising.
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Associated Press
Amerongen
Brunswick
Wilhelm
Zeerst
Central committee enjoins peace terms amid potential march
The central committee issued a proclamation enjoining fulfillment of the peace terms, even if the Reichswehr marches into the city. It notes the general strike remains a weapon in reserve. Nearly 2,000 rifles were said by red leaders to have been surrendered by noon today.
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Associated Press
SSN
central_committee
Reichswehr
Red
Composer Homer Bartlett Dies at 75 in Hoboken
Hoboken, N J April 3 Homer Bartlett composer pianist and organist died at his home at age 75. His catalog spanned many works with notable pieces including the concert polka and the Christmas anthem Bethlehem.
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Hoboken, N. J
Homer Bartlett
Bethlehem
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