Connecticut suffrage trip led by Mrs. Sweeley to New York
A Connecticut woman, Mrs. Ales Ame J. Sweeley, will represent the state at a Congress of Women Voters rally in New York. The two week trip, planned under the federation, includes a preparatory session at Alpine hotel and a banquet. The program centers on a rally directed by Carrie Chapman Catt.
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Connecticut
J. Sweeley
New York
AL Sweeley
Congress of Women Voters
Alpine Hotel
Carrie Chapman Catt
Catt
Sweelen
Cld
Federations of Women's Clubs
Contests Planned at Twin Falls High School Classes
Five contests will be staged at Twin Falls High School this evening at 8 o'clock by the commercial department. The events include shorthand two classes, typewriting two classes, and arithmetic. Participants listed include Mayme Swan and Ida Trird in shorthand class.
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Twin Falls High School
Commercial Department
Mayme Swan
Ida Trird
Spree Beladeres Case Postponed under VVY 5
A chaotic report from the Associated Press notes a postponed spree beladere case under VVY 5. Five government witnesses including J. Mavrinan of the Department of Justice appear, record noted, as the trial faces delays.
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SACP
J. Mavrinan
Justice
Beise
Tgd
Wartime Negotiations Reported by House Informant
Sir George Poster informed the house that wartime threat negotiations are under way with a Canadian representative appointed. The United States is said to be involved via a British intermediary, though the government reportedly is not yet ready to provide further details.
Spelling Contest Success At High School
About five hundred attended the spelling contest at the high school last evening. Winners were announced by Superintendent Hal G. Kltie. Prizes of 70 dollars and 2 were awarded to top contestants from Woodedale and other schools. Names include Betty Wilson Kenneth Macinis and others. Local officials and teachers hosted the event with remarks on state and territorial movements amid a broader regional report from Agua Palieta.
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Broupty
Traiin Alls High School
Toett
Uckel School
Kenneth Macinis
Lincoln School
Cipst
Dna McCarley
Hice Iedin
Beth Oof
Jackson Lake storage and Moran precipitation report
A United States reclamation service bulletin from Burley Idaho reports Moran Wyoming data on Jackson Lake reservoir. Storage on April 24 1920 stood at 79 600 acre feet versus 368 120 a year earlier. For the week ending April 4 120 the accumulation was 5 460 acre feet vs 11 400 a year earlier. Moran precipitation for the week ending April 24 1920 was .04 inch versus .00 inch a year earlier. From September 1 to April 24 1920 precipitation totaled 17.33 inches compared with 10.81 inches for the prior year.
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United States Reclamation Service
Burley
Idaho
Moran
Wyoming
Jackson Lake Reservoir
Jackson Lake
Vocational Exhibit Attracts Students For Today
A vocational exhibit will be given today at the auditorium starting 2:30 PM. The program includes musical entertainment by the band and displays of student work across trades such as tailoring and metalwork.
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de Sbacerel
Iin
Atueles
Broiaile
Cinpiolec Club Card Party Draws About 100 At Social
The Catholic Women's League hosted a card party at the social hall last night. About twelve tables were set and around 100 attendees participated. Mrs. J. D. Stack won the first prize and Mrs. Peter Jevickson the consolation prize. At the men's tables J. A. Taylor took first place while Frank Wileffner received the booby prize.
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Catholic Women's League
Hall
J. 2D. Stack
Peter Jévickson
J. A. Taylor
Frank Wileffner
Prise
De La 0 Leads Regulars To Victory
American troops in El Paso were ordered prepared for action as a threatened uprising in Juarez loomed. Military police were issued rifles and ammunition, with city police planning patrols and a restricted zone near the Rio Grande to protect the border town.
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DE LA
Paso
Se] Taso
Juarez
Jower
Rio Grande
Revolutionary Spread Near Mexico City Rumors Grow
Washington reports say insurgent and government channels note rapid revolutionary movement near Mexico City with scattered incidents, while officials see no immediate critical threats. Rival armed forces appear nearly equal in number. Reports confirm rebel control of Carnavaci Intella Cuautla and Zapatista strength gathering in the south.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico City
Mexico
Carnavaci
Intella
Cuautla
Zapatistas
Salina Cruz Port Seized in Army Revolt
Reports from the isthmus say Salina Cruz port was seized by troops under Gen er Mejo Gonzales in a revolt. The port is described as one of the most important in the isthmus and the incident was confirmed by late night dispatches.
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Agua Palieta
Sonoa
Mazatlan
P. Elias Calles
Angel Flores
Chihuahua
Juaris
Mew
Salina Cruz
Gener Mejo Gonzales
D'Annunzio to Shower Allies About His League
A P report from RIUM dated April 27 describes Gabriele d Annunzio s foreign office releasing a message to be dropped to premiers. It proclaims the league of Fiume as a coalition of oppressed peoples opposing Anglo Saxon hegemony and the peace conference, with Ireland Egypt India Persia Afghanistan and other nations among supporters. It denounces the League of Nations and calls for national self determination while vowing action against Hungary and Britain and the United States.
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Associated Press
RIUM
Gabriele A' Annunzio
Council of Oo
D' Annunzio
League of Fiume
League of Nations
Gabriele D’annunzio
Haly
Ireland
Egypt
India
Persia
Afghanistan
Irlant
Belgrade
Montemperins
Fiame
League
Hungary
Évimes
Europe
Urkey
Prxmpire
United States
International Bank
Borah Heads Delegation To Chicago Meet
The article reports a split in Arkansas Republican delegates at a state convention with some fleeing to the rival group and planning to push the fight to the national convention. They aim to raise funds to support gubernatorial candidate J H Blount of Forest City. Eight at large delegates were chosen, each with half a vote, while Charles Cole and Wallace Townsend were nominated for US Senate and governor respectively. H L Remmel was re elected Republican national committeeman.
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J. H. Blount
Forest City
Helena
Charles Cole
Batesville
United States
Wallace Townsend
Little Rock
H. L. Remmel
Rockefeller Pledge Boosts Baptist Fund Drive in New York
New York April 28 pledges totaling two million dollars were announced for the northern Baptists world movement including a million dollar gift from John D Rockefeller Jr The effort also unveiled plans for a permanent endowment to pension Baptist ministers with 30 years service and a one hundred thousand dollar fund.
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Associated Press
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
New World Movement of Northern Baptists
Fiere Today
John Y. Aitchison
Baptist Board of Promotion
Rockefeller
Baptist Ministers’ and Smissionaries’ Benefit Board
Baptist
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