Ford libel verdict in Tribune case expected next week
By the Associated Press Mount Clemens Michigan August 5 a verdict in Henry Ford’s million dollar libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune is expected by Tuesday night August 12. The hearing began three months ago and today the evidence was in rest. cross examination largely abandoned. 120 witnesses and 408 exhibits. Arguments begin Thursday and continue through Tuesday. The case hinges on an editorial calling Ford an anarchist.
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Associated Press
Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
Tucker
Fora
Chicago
Ford
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Tribune
Drivers to be elected for school wagons 1919
At the regular Board of Education meeting in the high school, wagon drivers for the 1919 20 year open will be chosen. Salaries range sixty to one hundred dollars per month, based on route length. The board furnishes the wagon. driver supplies team and cares for wagon.
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Board of Education
Nexr
David G. Clark
William W. Parish
George W. Rice
Hal G. Bluf
Local brief updates on family camping trips and travels
Allen P. Senior Mrs M B Tucker and son Mrs H P Laird left Monday for Yellowstone Park for a few weeks. Dr and Mrs H Beiler and Miss Shaw left yesterday for a week camping trip on Wood River. Judge and Mrs O P Duvall and family departed for a 10 day camping trip. Mr and Mrs Paul R Toer entered
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Allen P. Senior
M. BE. Tucker and Son
H. P. Laird
Yellowstone Park
H. Beiler
Beiler
Miss Shaw
Twin Falls
Wood River
O. P. Duvall
Fluily
Paul R. Tocr
Cummins Bill Passed Out by 6 to 5 Vote in House
Washington August 4 The Cummins bill to restore the rate making powers of the interstate commerce commission during federal control was reported out today by the House Interstate Commerce Committee by a 6 to 5 vote. Also note: phosphate fertilizer sources found in two Netherlands provinces. S. G. Hull piano tuner at Rogerson Hotel Sept 3.
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Cummins
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Netherlands
Drink Hot Water in the Morning for Purification
An article promotes daily hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this internal bath removes poisons improves digestion and renews energy, urging consistent use as a health regimen.
Richest prizes race in Southern Idaho urges readers
Attention readers this race offers large prizes and subscriptions can decide the winner. Subscriptions paid to The Chronicle office will credit votes to the chosen candidate. A kind act may yield $1725 in the end with no extra cost beyond the daily paper.
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Idaho
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Madison
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Lynch-Cannon Company
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O. M. Davis
Shamrock Club
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