Allied Rhine withdrawal moves to August 20
Coblenz reports all American troops except about 8000 will leave Germany by August 20 under new GHQ orders. First division to Brest by August 12, with the Eighth Infantry and support units remaining near Coblenz to garrison the Rhine area while French forces prepare to take over the bridgehead east of the Rhine.
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Dispatch Details Eighth Infantry in World War I Arrival
The Eighth Infantry was the last American unit to reach France in World War I, sailing from New York in late October. Trained with Eighth division forces at Camp Fremont California, the regiment included Lt Teo F Bracken of Twin Falls and many Idaho men drafted in August. The unit mixed with recruits and regulars in France and many were sent home after service.
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Passengers Stranded On Denver Train Without Food
A Denver & Salt Lake railroad train stalled near Edenver on August 1 with passengers reportedly without food. The Associated Press notes efforts to arrange meals and assist travelers as authorities assess delays and next steps.
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Chronicle Two Year Subscriptions Offer Revealed
Reader notice describes a two year subscription option for The Chronicle with 82,000 votes allowed and references a Saturday night event. Ambiguities in the text obscure exact details but indicate a promotional plan and potential submission requirements.
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Potash Embargo Protest Urges Delay Until October 1
Washington August 1 Chairman McCormick of the War Trade Board faced a request from the American Potash Producers Association to keep the wartime embargo on potash from Germany in place until October 1. American producers seek congressional action to defend a rapidly growing domestic industry. They warn immediate lifting would let German firms pre-contract for U.S. demand at lower prices, while Nebraska producers representing 89 percent of state output pledge to resume operations if the embargo remains and rail freight rates become effective, moving farmers toward independence from Germany for fertilizer.
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Potash Found in Tioga County Pa Near New York Line
Philadelphia report quotes Colonel Henry C. Demming state geologist that large commercial quantities of potash have been found in Tioga county near the New York state line, indicating a possible industry in the area.
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Grain Grading Schools Planned in Twin Falls County
Final arrangements are announced for grain grading schools in Twin Falls county. Three sessions will be held at Filer Buhl and Twin Falls with Boise agronomist BF Sheehan and Salt Lake expert Walter J. Morgan in charge. Twin Falls session set for August 7 at 2 p.m. at the high school. other dates to follow.
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Legion Weekly Received Here Narrows Distribution
Arthur Alworth president of the Win Walls post American Legion received a large consign ment of the latest issue of the American Legion weekly for distribution to local post members. He is distributing copies from The Chronicle office. The weekly is provided free to all former service men.
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Nationalists Planning On A Military Coup
Reuters Berlin correspondent reports rising tensions in Berlin and hints at a possible Nationalist coup attempt later in the summer. Disputes and recriminations have left all sides damaged, with Nationalists likely the hardest hit.
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Republican Filibuster Costs Sixty Two Million
Washington Aug 1 The Republican filibuster in the senate last March cost the United States more than 62 000 000 in appropriations alone Representative Byrne Democrat Tennessee declared today in an address reviewing the financial record of the present session Mr Byrne said the new congress has increased to that extent the amounts carried for ordinary expenses of the government
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Ford libel trial witness recounts flag of nations plan
Dr S S Marquis, Ford welfare head, testifies in Henry Ford libel suit that a proposed flag symbolizing unity among nationalities was designed in 1915. He describes colors and symbolism, denies tying it to Ford Motor Co. and notes a peace-ship involvement. Francis W Coker adds context onarchy definitions and Ford views.
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Fraud accusations against Mogensen partner and Shuldiner
Dumont, managing partner of Geo Mogensen and company, and Captain Solomon Shuldiner of United States Brokerage and Trading are charged with railroad frauds related to Shuldiner's firm business.
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Hermann Sees No Fault In Giants Base Deal
Cincinnati August 1 The New York Nationals retained title to two players in a deal tied to minor league options. Chairman Herrman said the Giants acted within rights and noted both the Reds used similar optional clauses. He cited the minor leagues conference with majors allowing ownership responsibility without consequences.
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Miss Katherine Kline Campaigned for Paige Oar Car
Miss Katherine Kline, a popular local figure, supports the Paice car campaign in the Chronicle. The developing community circle admires her charm, perception, modesty, and sincerity, and many friends rally behind her in the campaign.
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Irregularities Cost Railroads Vast Unclaimed Freight Loss
The Associated Press reports that U S railroads lose about 50 million dollars annually from irregularities in the sale of astray and unclaimed freight. The figure was presented today before Federal Judge Yoster by Assistant U S District Attorney DeWitt, acting as prosecutor.
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Hoover Warns Against Apathy at European Dinner
London Aug 1 Herbert Hoover head of the International Relief organization warned listeners against apathy in face of world economic conditions. He urged a spiritual revival and revival of the fighting spirit to win through current hardships. A general European coal control organization to supersede relief work was suggested and will be discussed tomorrow.
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Communists Arrests Mark Budapest Crackdown
In Budapest authorities arrested numerous communists amid corruption charges. Reports note alleged ties to production and theft. Separately, fighting was reported between Romanian and Hungarian forces along the Theiss near Szalnok.
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Grain inspector named for state
Word reached Twin Falls of the appointment of BL F. Sheehan an agronomist at the university as state grain inspector. He is licensed by the federal department of agriculture and operates under its supervision. Under state rules doualers may pay wheat using federal grades without state grain inspector samples.
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Lost boy found by searching plane over California
A three year old boy, Bobby Holliman, separated from relatives, was located in a cornfield after an aerial search initiated by aviator Earl Daugherty who invited the boy's mother to join the pursuit. The discovery occurred near Long Beach, California.
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First White Child Born in Wisconsin Honored
Charles Milwaukee Sevier, claimed as the first white child born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is inducted into Los Angeles Octogenarian club. Members average over 90, some also belong to the Southern California Centenarian club.
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