Hoover Activage Aims to Delay Hoover Nomination
In Newark and New York on Jefferson Day, James W. Gerard warned the movement backing Herbert Hoover is resistance to party control, not a bid for the presidency. He contrasted Hoover as an independent citizen with a partisan seeking the Republican nomination while urging Democratic fidelity to Wilson.
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Bryan Owen address Nebraskans in Democratic meeting
W J Bryan and Senator Robert L Owen spoke to Nebraska voters at an AmM2se meeting in Tasting Nebr April 10. Bryan issued a statement saying there is no one he would more pleasure to support for the nomination and presidency than Owen.
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Palmer calls peace treaty reservations political bank in Georgia speech
In Savannah Attorney General Palmer said most senate reservations to the peace treaty were political bank. He noted his Michigan primary vote included a large German vote and red radical vote, plus a U.S. senator receiving a two year penitentiary sentence.
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Wood Attacks Religious Prejudice in Campaign Speech
Chicago April 10 Gen Leonard Wood declared no man fit for high national office who harbors narrow religious prejudice in a Republican nominating speech stressing broad religious tolerance in politics.
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Leonard Wood
Defi by Governor Prompts Military Guard Escort
Reports state Carranza refuses demands while passenger trains traverse bandit ridden zones under armored guards. US officer claims landing was for hunting. Mexican government questions the denial as the submarine returns to port.
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Customs House Seized at Agua Prieta Across Line
Douglas Arizona April 10 The customs house at Ague Prieta across the line from Douglas was seized tonight in the name of the Sonora state government and armed men guard the building the report says
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Hadley of Yale Quits After Twenty-Two Years
Yale president Arthur Twining Hadley announced his resignation effective June 30 1921. He will have served 22 years at Yale and says retirement fits statutes allowing officers to retire. He wishes to allow his successor six months to plan before duties begin.
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Census figures show urban population increases nationwide
Census figures list city by city gains with varied percent rises. Minneapolis 380 498 up 79 090 or 26.2 percent. Kansas City 101 078 up 18 747 or 22.8 percent. Yakima Wash 18 539 up 4 457 or 31.9 percent. Chicago 8 722 up 4 972 or 10 132.6 percent. Nogales Ariz 6 199 up 1 685 or 4.8 percent. Jackson Miss 22 679 up 417 or 6.7 percent. Rome Ga 13 252 up 1 153 or ? percent.
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Financiers SAIL FOR JAPAN FOR DISCUSSION TOUR
Frank A Van derlip of New York leads a party of financiers sailing to Japan to meet with the Japanese Welcome association. Among them are Lyman J. Gage former secretary of the treasury Charles P Taft brother of Taft George Eastman president of Eastman Kodak and Darwin P Kingsley president of New York Life Insurance Company.
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New York Life’ Insurance Company
Banks to Save Daylight
Chicago banks including the federal reserve bank will adopt a daylight saving schedule starting Monday. Banking hours will be from 9am to 2pm, with Saturdays 9am to noon, to conform with New York bankers.
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Rock Excavation Contracts Awarded at Hansen Bridge
Willian Markins won the rock excavation contract for Hansen bridge at a Twin Falls highway commission meeting. Harkins submitted the lowest bid of 36 per yard for 800 yards, with bids sealed and opened after routine business. Work likely to start on the road next week.
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Navy enlistment drive comes to Twin Falls
Naval recruiting officer L. N. Clark from Pocatello Idaho arrives in Twin Falls Monday to base at the local army recruiting station for a few days. He will promote navy enlistments with advertising on a large board created by J. M. Crowley. The board features American Expeditionary Force photos and U S insurance information to explain government policies.
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Entertainments for Sewing Club Girls at Miss Graybill Home
An entertainment and course dinner was hosted last Thursday evening by Miss Mary Graybill for her sewing club girls Miss Helen Strobech and Miss Lilliam Graybill of Filer. After luncheon the group enjoyed social games. members present included Elizabeth Bickley Maccil Beeman Rose A. Brennen Ed garina Chandler Merle Davis Grace Detweiler Irene Hansen Leona Lack Mildred Noh Dorothy Orm Mabel Orm Dorothy Ripley Delly Rupp Laura Smith Goldie Walters Thelma Williams Ruth Woolsey Mary Gif ford Mary McKinley Valletts Macaw Opul Williams.
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Helen Strobech
Lilliam Graybill
Filer
Sewing Club
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Maccil Beeman
Rose A. Brennen
Edgarina Chandler
Merle Davis
Grace Detweiler
Irene Hansen
Leona Lack
Mildred Noh
Auto Truck Jumps Over High Grade Near Blue Lakes
An automobile truck carrying goods to Twin Falls plunged about 200 feet over the Blue Lakes grade yesterday afternoon when brakes failed. The truck was destroyed by fire after it swerved. The driver jumped to escape. the owner is identified as A. J. Lord.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Meech held at St Edwards church
Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Meech were held yesterday morning at St Edwards Catholic church. Father Remi Keyser officiated. Interment was in the Twin Falls cemetery. Pallbearers were George Herriot, George Sprague, A W Husted, W R Priebe, S 8 All and A Guibert.
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St. Edwards Catholic Church
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Twin Falls Cemetery
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A. W. Husted
W. R. Priebe
All
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Recital by Mrs. Batley’s piano pupils Tuesday night
The piano pupils of Mrs. Vesta Dene Batley will present a recital Tuesday at 8 oclock in the Methodist church auditorium. Miss Helene Allmendinger will assist.
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Methodist Church
Helene Allmendinger
Girl for Boltons Born at Kimberly Evening
A baby girl was born Friday evening to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bolton of Kimberly. The birth adds to the Bolton family, with celebrations expected locally.
Prospect of Agreement Between Russ and English
April 10. It is officially announced that the British delegation has concluded negotiations with the Russian Soviet representatives on trade relations. There is a good prospect of an agreement being reached for the early establishment of trade with Russia.
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Coprenhagin
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Russia
Iussia
Bolsheviki Mobilized for Polish Front Advance
Moscow telegram reports a Bolshevik army mobilized and equipped for a push to the Polish front. The force is pressuring Poles to accept peace terms by threat of a general offensive.
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Stockholm
Moscow
Scots Seek Home Rule
Glasgow reports under the Scottish Home Rule auspices a movement or meeting date noted for April 10 with a focus on advocating self government for Scotland within the United Kingdom. The article details organizational backing and public sentiment toward constitutional reform.
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Scottish affairs bill urged by nonpartisan meeting
A nonpartisan meeting today adopted a resolution urging the government to pass a bill granting Scotland control of purely Scottish affairs. Speeches were made by Alexander MacCallum Scott and Neil MacLean, Members of Parliament from Glasgow.
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Alexander MacCallum Scott
Neil MacLean
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Fire Destroys City Ice Barn Killing 118 Horses
Fire of undetermined origin wipes out the garage and barn of the City Ice company in Kansas City. The blaze claimed 118 horses and three motor trucks, with damage estimated at 200000 dollars.
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City Ice Company
Renown to Arrive in Honolulu with Prince on Board
British battle cruiser Renown carrying the Prince of Wales will reach Honolulu Tuesday morning April 23, as advised by a wireless message to the British consul. The arrival marks a notable stop in the vessel’s Pacific tour.
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Jionolulu
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Geddes sails to take post as British ambassador
Sir Auckland Geddes departed Liverpool for the United States to assume his duties as British ambassador there. He sails this afternoon as the new envoy begins his assignment amid formalities and expectations in Washington.
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Shettlers Forced to Go 70 Oregon District Judge Dismisses Habeas Case
Judge W A Babcock dismissed the habeas corpus case against KE L Shettler for larceny of 500 dollars in drilling machinery and remanded him to an Oregon officer. He faces charges tied to Oasis Oil and related disputes, with extradition history and planned appearance in Malheur County justice court. Further examination will occur in Ontario Oregon.
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Oasis Oil. Company
Malheut County
Furnishmonds
Ontario
Grand Jury
Oregon Short Line Officers Limit Pay Raises Under Gov Contract
General Manager H. V. Platt states officers of the Oregon Short Line have no authority to grant pay increases while the road remains under government contract through September 1, 1920. Working conditions cannot be changed except as provided by law. copy of the notice was received by local offices yesterday morning.
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H. V. Platt
M. S. and S. Meet Rescheduled for April Fourteen
The M. S. and S. club will hold its meeting on April 14 at Mrs. Foreman's home. The session was postponed from the previous week.
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M. S. and & Club
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