Grain grading school plans mature for farmers
Plans mature for a grain grading school for farmers, grain dealers, millers and warehouse managers to be held in Twin Falls at 2 30 p m at the high school auditorium. B F Shochan state grain inspector will lead with W J Morgan federal grain supervisor giving demonstrations on correct grading under federal standards and dockage weight moisture and heat damage explored through local samples.
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Twin Falls
Filer
Fair Grounds
Buhl
B. F. Shochan
University of Idaho Extension Division
W. J. Morgan
Salt Lake
Morgan
Barnes on Wheat Prices and World Markets
Attorney General Palmer aims to curb living costs under existing laws while Director Barnes says US wheat not short and 1,000,000 bushels assured. He projects no near price drop and will not sell below guaranteed price. World price comparisons show US and UK farm prices and Argentina costs rising with shipping rates.
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Palmer
Punitlty
Barnes
Congresses
United States
Mr. Barnes
Farmers Withhold Wheat At Premium Price In Ogden
Ogden Utah Aug 5 Farmers in Utah and Idaho refuse to sell wheat at government guaranteed price. Mills in the district idle due to lack of grain as farmers demand a premium of 20 to 25 cents per bushel over the government basis. The Ogden grain exchange includes Pacific coast flour company representatives and other major buyers.
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Ogden
Utah
Intermountain States
Ogden Grain Exchange
Idaho
Grain Exchange
Pacific Coast
Armour vice president denies meat profiteering in DC inquiry
F F E White of Armour and Company tells a senate committee investigating DC living costs that the firm did not profit from meat sales this year. He claims packers’ profits are around 5.6 percent and accuses the federal trade commission of withholding data. White says consumers partly cause high prices and defends price-raising tactics. He cites producer opposition to federal packing regulation in letters to Armour.
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Washington
F. FE. White
Armour and Company
Senate
District of Columbia
Miro White
Croix de Guerre Ceremony for Cecil Hainsworth Moved
Word reached recruiting station that Cecil Hainsworth of Shoshone will be awarded the Croix de Guerre in Shoshone rather than Twin Falls. At 19, he served 17 months in France, captured a German machine gun single handed, and went over the top four times. He survived Soissons unscathed, later wounded and gassed. Parents could not locate him yesterday but will be notified for Friday ceremony. An Australian company forms to run air passenger and freight service between major cities.
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Cecil Hainsworth
Twin Falls
Young Hainsworth
Hainsworth
France
Ilo
Soissons
Second Engineers
State Schools Name Committees For Ensuing Year
J A Keefer of Twin Falls announced committees and regents for the state schools for the coming year. Keefer will chair the Pocatello district. Appointments include Lip pincott as Public school chair, Evans in Grangeville, and Lippincott as head of the certification committee with the commissioner of education as ex officio. Executive panels list Rumsey Walker and others, with Keefer chairing Idaho Technical Institute and Tewiston and Albion normal schools represented by Evans Sivans and Albion’s Ethel Fe Redfield.
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J. A. Keefer
Twin Falls
State Board of Education
Keefer
Pocatello
Business
Ramsay M. Walker
Wallace
J. A. Lippincott
Idaho City
Ivan Evans
Grangeville
Idaho Technical Institute
Tewiston Normal School
Evan Sivans
Albion Normal School
Ethel Fe. Redfield
Senate debate at public hearing targets League of Nations and Shantung
The Associated Press reports bitter Senate criticism of the league of nations and the Shantung settlement amid a tense foreign relations committee hearing. Norman Davis faces questions as Sen Wat son and others clash over President Wilsons information to the panel and prospects for Secretary Lansing testimony. The session, planned for open admission tomorrow, aims to probe Versailles talks, league covenant, and Shantung terms. The Senate adjourned to resume Thursday to allow uninterrupted committee work.
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Washington
League of Nations
Senate
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Watson
Indiana
League
Norman Davis
Wilson
Todge
Pittman
Nevada
Congress
Lansing
Davis
Sugar price in Cuba to rise for 1919-20 crop
Havana Aug. 5. Cuba may see higher sugar prices for the 1919-20 crop than the U S equalization board figure. A House resolution would permit presidential intervention in sugar and tobacco buying selling and export to secure a remunerative price for mill owners and planters. It would also allow a duty up to 50 per cent ad valorem or a 100 per cent rise in customs on Cuban raw materials or finished goods. The law would run until Dec 1 1920. No action tonight. Planters favor forming a controlling committee and oppose government control. Rumors say Americans may bid to take over the crop at higher prices. A planter reports a bid of 10 000 tons for January delivery at seven cents a pound with cash on the spot.
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Barnes
Associated Press
Havana
United States Equalization Board
Cuba
House of Representatives
Toa
Ex-Gob Bayonetted by Militiaman in Chicago
George Fleming, a recently released navy youth, was bayonetted in Chicago by Private Edgar Mohan of the Fourth Illinois reserve militia after refusing orders in a riot zone. Fleming is hospitalized in critical condition as investigators examine the case.
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Chicago
George Fleming
Edgar Mohan
Illinois Reserve Militia
Fleming
Ileming
Mohan
Butler Plants Vote for Eight Hour Day Strike
About 7000 workers from four Butler manufacturing plants voted to strike, with action planned for tomorrow. They demand an eight hour day and a maximum forty four hour work week.
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Associated Vess
Butler
Large ice plants in Ogden destroyed by fire
Five large Union Pacific railroad ice houses and the Utah Ice and Cold Storage plant leased to Pacific Fruit Express were burned tonight in Ogden Utah causing about 75000 in losses. Fire officials say the blaze likely incendiary and will disrupt fruit shipments from the intermountain region. Local merchants began organizing to aid police in addressing the situation.
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Ogden
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad
Utah Ice and Cold Storage Company
Pacific L’ruit Express Company
Ogden Point
Intermountain
Austrians Finalize Treaty Reply Date Set
Paris Aug 5 The Austrian delegation informed the peace conference it would submit its complete observations on the treaty at 6 pm tomorrow the final day allowed. Chancellor Karl Renner will depart for Vienna tonight returning around August.
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Associated Press
Paris
Karl Renner
Vienna
Standings District No 1 and prizes for Twin Falls area
District No 1 lists residents including Katherine Kline and Cora Biggs among prize allocations for the Twin Falls district with multiple large prize figures shown for individuals. District No 2 extends prizes to territory outside Twin Falls with names such as Ruth Howard Alma Steelsmith and others and includes large listed sums. The peace conference estimate notes eight days to consider Austrian treaty proposals with Austria given about five days for final reply. A London-bound train departure and Renown voyage are briefly described.
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Twin Falls
Paige
Katherine Kline
Cora M. Biggs
L. P. Jones
James A. Galliher
Beth Klaas
Louise Oder Stack
Loyce Sue
Cora Crouse
Marjorie Putnam
Lesley Williams
Mildred Tracy
H. C. Scranton
Austria
Prince of Wales sails for Canada aboard Renown
Prince of Wales departs England for Canada aboard the cruiser Renown at six o clock with King George and Queen Mary aboard. Farewell luncheon held, no speeches, king toasts for a prosperous voyage and safe return. Royal party returns to shore and sees the prince depart for the railway station.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Prince of Wales
Canada
Renown
King George
Queen Mary
German Airplane Shot Down by Poles in Silesia
A large German airplane fell during a fight near Ratibor in Upper Silesia, killing all seven aboard. It carried 3,000,000 rubles in Ukrainian money and a sack of Russian money, with Vitovsky of Ukraine aboard. The craft, on its first trip to Podalien, was shot down by Polish border troops while crossing the frontier near Tarnopol.
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Lokal Anzeiger
Rybnik
Silescia
Ratibor
Vitovsky
West Ukraine
Podalien
Tarnospol
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