Twin Falls Highway District awards contracts totaling 194000
The Twin Falls highway district awarded contracts totaling 194000 for road building. A concrete culvert bid 61000, hauling at 40c and 28c per yard for first and second miles totaling 80000, road roller purchase, oil at 25c per gallon totaling 50000, and two miles grading with a cooperative Hansen bid at 3000.
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Dell
A. J. Lord
W. S. Johnson
Alen Oil Company
Johnson
Hansen
Republican urged to build own platform in Illinois speech
Associated Press reports Leonard Wood opening a weeklong Illinois drive urged Republicans to craft a new platform. He warned against basing policy on Democratic wartime mistakes, urging a constructive plan and focus on future road ahead rather than past errors.
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Champaign
Jil
Leonard Wood
Illinois
Democratic Party
War reflections offer lessons for future policy
The country’s wartime actions are seen as valuable guidance for future decisions but not a fixed platform to base policy on. The remark emphasizes learning from past conduct while avoiding overreliance on wartime precedents.
Carver to Be Granted Hearing on April 12
A. W. Carver charged with the murder of a Basque sheepherder will appear before Probate Judge O. P. Duvall on Monday, April 12. He will be released on a $5,000 bond. He is said to be a stranger to this part of the state though he owns an equity in a ranch near Dliss.
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A. W. Carver
O. P. Duvall
Carver
Dliss
Leaky radiator cured by internal sealing mix
A reader claims that a radiator leak can be stopped from the inside by using a mixture of sheline with water. The suggested method would halt the leaks.
Entertain Past Noble Grands at 719 Second Ave E
Mrs Starr and Mrs Raines will entertain the past noble grands Thursday evening at the home of the latter 719 Second Avenue East.
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Starr
Raines
Second Avenue East
Phwat Willie Meehan Stuns Al Roberts In Newark Bout
Associated Press report from Newark April 3 notes Willie Meehan of California beat Al Roberts of New York in eight rounds, Meehan weighing 195 pounds to Roberts 175, dominating the fight throughout. Clay Turner won an eight round decision over Ole Anderson, with Turner at 172 pounds and Anderson 185. Toney of New York, light heavyweight champion of the expeditionary forces, knocked out Sullivan of Shenandoah in the first round.
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Associated Press
Newark
Willie Meehan
California
al Roberts
New York
Meehan
Clay Turner
Madison
Wis
al Weinert
Ole Anderson
Seattle
Turner
Anderson
Tonney
Sullivan
Shenandoah
Toney
Storms hit fruit crops in southwest Missouri
Joplin April low temperatures that accompanied Sunday's hailstorm will reduce peach and apple yields in southwest Missouri this year, said J. W. Mote, farm agent of Jasper County. He reported both crops badly damaged or ruined, and bids on trees likely failed as many trees were killed.
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Jopin
Mos
Missouri
J. WH. Tf Mote
Tasper County
Woodhead and Nelson Set For 12 Round Laver Theater Bout
Bill Woodhead of Twin Falls and Al Nelson of Boise prepare for a 12 round boxing match at the Laver ing theater with Nelson having arrived yesterday. The card includes six round bouts Kid Rogers versus Walloping Wallack and Alexander versus Bradley McCleary. Referee Lester Musser and Dr J M Morgan attend. The Twin Falls athletic club promotes the event for the local American Legion with a parade and prizes for best Legion turnout. Visiting Legion members can obtain reservations at Rogerson hotel by Wednesday evening.
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Bill Woodhead
Twin Falls
al Nelson
Boise
Idaho
Lavering
Nelson
Kid Rogers
Burley
Walloping Wallack
Alexander
Bradley McCleary Fron
Lester Musser
Filer
Thahe
J. M. Morgan
Twin Falls Athletic Club
American Legion
Phonms Bers Rington
Trainmen Reach Agreement With Rock Island Officials
In Chicago on April 6 the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad signed a settlement with trainmen after weeks of talks over working conditions. Officials say the agreement does not relate to the switchmen strike, which has not yet affected the Rock Island stock.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Stock Island Road
Agreement to end general strike reaches German crisis
The Associated Press reports from Copenhagen on April 5 that employers and workers have reached a settlement to end the general strike that forced Wing Christian to dismiss the Liebe cabinet. The strike has proven effective in two constitutional crises, with the first occurring in Germany.
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Copenhagen
Ane
Wing Christian
Liebe
Germany
Kapp Government Resigns After Five Days of Power
The actionary government led by Dr. Wolfgang Kapp relinquished power after a five day tenure, as a strike movement in the country achieved rapid success, ending the administration.
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Wolfgang Kapp
Perjured Testimony Charged by Socialists in Albany Probe
The Socialist Party national executive committee issued a statement from New York on April 6 charging perjured testimony and a doctored record in the trial of five socialists expelled from the New York assembly. The message denounced the proceedings as shameful and compared them to the inquisition, alleging party leaders manipulated witnesses and the record for newspaper readers.
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New York
New York Assembly
Socialist Party
Albany
Hanoi
Japan will not fortify any former German holdings
Washington April 8 Ambassador Shidehara stated Japan adheres strictly to the peace treaty and under the covenant cannot fortify the former German possessions in the Pacific nor even train natives for military purposes beyond police work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dagquaisa
Pacific
Ayide
Shidehara
Europe
Jppen
Protest Over U S Attitude Toward Bolshevism in Milan
In Milan on April 16 anarchists and socialists staged a protest against the United States government’s attitude toward Lenin and his followers. They denounced a boycott of American ships and voiced opposition to Mayor Cridara for a quiet welcome given to Mrs. Wilson during the president and his wife’s visit to Milan.
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Milan
United States
Lenine
Ameren
Thies
Cridara
Promoted seed funding for Idaho beet sugar venture discussed
Promoters of the Idaho Co operative Beet Sugar company met amid chaotic text to push week of seed arrivals and immediate shipment plans. Prominent officers include Oswald Wilson as president, W. Woolf as general manager, and Oswald A. Wilson as treasurer, with directors and staff named from Burley and nearby towns.
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Idaho Co-operative Beet Sugar Company
Gard
Abe
Plute
Cbors
Steceed
Oswiild Wilson
Tingers
Durdlingdhame
California
Woolf
First View
Will Conte
Nlielipamin
Wees Price
Ghywald Wilson
Won Tadis
Ces
Mine Workers Union Organizer Gets Five Years
Tony Stafford, former organizer for the United Mine Workers of America, was sentenced today by Haleigh County criminal court to five years in the penitentiary following a jury trial. He was convicted in connection with actions tied to a gang accused of shooting up the mine site in 1917.
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Mine Workers Union
Berneley
Tony Stafford
United Mine Workers OF American
Haleigh County
Colorado Refuses Fall Prohibition Referendum Rehearing
A Colorado supreme court order denies the wets a rehearing on the prohibition question. The ruling ends attempts to force a fall vote, with the case spurring partisan debate as states navigate temperance policies amid ongoing labor actions and civic unrest.
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Denviee
Colo
Colorado
Supreme Court
Illness strikes famed Twin Cities business mind
The well known Twin Cities business mind is soon at a local hospital suffering with pneumonia. Air Joe was taken suddenly ill Sunday and is under medical care.
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Lool
Joow
Suit to Compel Secretary of State to Allow Petition
A suit argues no land is required to file their petition seeking to place the question before voters in November. Attorneys press the issue against the Secretary of State as the document proceeds through the courts.
PUNEARAL SERVICES FOR DR HUGHES HELD SUNDAY
Funeral notices from an Associated Press dispatch in Portland report Bishop Matt Hughes died suddenly in Cleveland. Services are planned Sunday morning with Willen W. Youison, superintendent of the Portland Methodist district, delivering remarks. A funeral procession and burial details were expected in Portland.
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Punearal
DR. Hughes
Portland
Ore
Matt SS Tlughes
Cleveland
Willen
Younison
Porthind
The
Methodist Church
Pruihes
Phiwin Horehes
Fragmented OCR note on trade path inquiry
A garbled OCR note discusses determining if any combined trade step exists between parties. The text mentions gasoline, press items, and a date related to a potential Ledee dam, with unclear references to a Sacre dyy Pata and Vine fed fo otpode.
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Edie
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