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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1919

Page

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War time prohibition bill challenged as unconstitutional

Leading U S brewers counsel say until the 18th amendment takes effect January 16 1920 Congress lacks power to prohibit manufacture and sale of beer even if intoxicating. They argue the war time act is void prior to its passage and note changes in policy and demobilization lessen wartime necessity.

Associated Press Washington House Senate Hlihu Root William D. Guthrie William S. Marbury United States Brewers’ Association Gouade Public Today Congress Christian W. Yeigenspan Brewers’ Association Hand New York Circuit Court of Appeals Germany United States

Twin Falls Briefs Highlight Local Visit and Transfers

Local residents travel to Twin Falls for parties and social events. Notable mentions include Rev. Newton Kendall speaking on Pure Religion at the Parish hall, multiple trips by residents to attend gatherings, camping returns, and business visits. A Shoshone general store robbery is reported with suspects sought. An Alsike clover yield near Buhl records 12 1 2 bushels per acre yielding about $2400 at current prices.

Newton Kendall Tparish Hall Ralph Beers Clifford Thomas Arthur Hawkins Filer Twin Falls Bertha Palzin Jennie Johnson Percy Hite Jerome I. L. Hazzard Hollister Harry Fisher Wendell Francis L. Johnson Murtaugh J. W. Longford Rogerson California Mr. Cooper Hather Johnson Mr. Hart Worthington Minn Sampart W. H. Weaver J. W. Richins William Klick Burley K. F. Wendell R. W. Holaway Twinalls Frank Hall Hazel Logsden Boise Dr. Hall J. Clos Salt Lake City V’. &. Champlin Third Street I. M. Sweeley M. J. Sweeley Asher Brand Ohio H. J. Wall Jast Portland Conrad Magel Iowa B. A. Hamilton Guyer Hot Springs J. F. Johnson J. B. Johnson Edgar, Nebraska Dr. Johnson T. J. Woods G. M. Gebert Wods Alma Benoit Marjory Woods H. Sharp J. F. Patton Kansas City St. Joe Missouri Ray Brown Salt Lake Army Mr. Brown F. A G. E. Denman Wyoming Nevada Utah Denman Ethel Diffendarfer Opal Stewart Federal Surety and Abstract Company Caldwell Miss Stewart Jennie Walker Sylvia Hurts Miss Walker Miss Hurtz George Patton Isler Sheriff's Office Shoshone Bert Swallow Buhl Swallow

Mondell Bill Receives House Committee Backing

Washington Aug 2 The Mondell bill shaping Secre tary Lane’s veterans farming projects won committee approval. Rep Sinnott Oregon Republican chair of public lands said the measure proposes 500 million dollars for colonization efforts. Amendments bar conscientious objectors from beneficiaries and favor soldiers for admin roles. The plan promises work and homes for veterans and rapid development of large private lands with temporary jobs during setup.

Associated Press Washington Mondell Lane House Today Representative Sinnot Republican Oregon Te Public Lands Committee

Smoot bill cuts minimum wage for homestead entrants

The Senate passed a bill by Senator Smoot proposing to reduce the minimum age for public land homestead entrants from 21 to 18 years. The measure aims mainly to assist discharged soldiers and sailors.

Washington Smoot Utah

Notice to All Union Men in Twin Falls

A Building and Trades Council notice from GEO. BOWEN, business agent, asserts the Victory Open Air Pavilion favors Union Labor and has always done so.

Victory Geo. Bowen Building and Trades Council Twin Falls

Inventor Patents Fire Dust Binding for Record Books

An inventor patent filing reveals a metal binding designed for record books to shield contents from fire and dust. The device aims to preserve documents and archival records by creating a durable, sealed binding that resists environmental damage.

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