Publisher and editors credit note from Associated Press
Robert H. Stevenson publisher D Harold McGrath news editor Arthur Alworth business manager semaseeemeenee member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited at It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.
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Associated Press
Austria Note Urges Plea For Broad Peace Terms
A Vienna summary of the Austrian note to the St Germain peace mission argues for expanded plenary powers to ease economic burdens. It calls for debt sharing among former Austria Hung ary states, lighter reparations, and ongoing financial credits to obtain food and raw materials. It also requests oral explanations from the German Austrian delegation.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Thurs
St. Germain
France
Vienna
Austria
League of Nations
Austria-Hungary
Repanétiona Commission
High Prices in Country Regulation on Hoarding and Storage
The article discusses extending the food control act to cover peace time needs including fuel and clothing, imposing penalties for profiteering, and regulating cold storage. It outlines limits on holding goods, disposal methods if held too long, and calls for safeguards against artificial price inflation.
President urges swift action to stabilize world markets
A historical rail of executive policy proposals calls for storage price disclosure for interstate trades, price controls on wheat, sale of surplus stocks, and production boosts. The president urges ratification of a peace treaty and warns Congress that America must act decisively to steady the global economy in a crisis.
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Congress
United States
America
Shopmen End Strike Move to Return to Work
About 6000 striking railroad shopmen from six federated crafts were ordered to return to work immediately in a mass meeting resolution. They expressed confidence in President Wilson's pledge and endorsed his settlement of wage demands.
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Kansas City
Wilson
Strike across Colorado Southern shops halts many trades
In Chieyenne Wyoming on August 8 about forty workers including blacksmiths boiler makers machinists and steam fitters at the Colorado Southern shops went on strike. The walkout aimed to avoid mail service disruption while keeping enough equipment ready to prevent interference.
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Chieyenne
Wyo
Colorado Southern
Removal of troops from Chicago stockyards amid riots
Following a general strike by union workers that crippled packing and disrupted shipments, Mayor Thompson asked Governor Lowden to withdraw troops. The adjutant general moved to remove troops as conditions eased. Union leaders said the walkout would continue until police left the yards, with thousands quitting work across meat plants and related operations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Atrg
Thompson
Lowden
J. W. Johnstone
Stockyards Labor Council
John O'Hern
Armour and Commpany
Pests and Drought Cut U.S. Crop Output in July
Washington reports July drought and pest damage trimmed major crops. Wheat output fell by 221 million bushels, corn 27 million, oats 137 million, barley 27 million, and white potatoes 34 million. Rice rose. Winter wheat led losses, spring wheat down 97 million. Reductions most evident in North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota for spring wheat, and Indiana Illinois for corn.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Indiana
Illinois
Senate to probe Mexican outrages on Americans
Washington reports the foreign relations committee received blanket authority to investigate allMexican government and citizen acts harming U S rights. A sub committee led by Senator Fall will gather witnesses and data, with Ashurst urging a remedial policy and possible administration recommendations. The inquiry could take months.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Mexico
United States
Tater
Lodge
Fall
New Mexico
Ashurst
Arizona
British Situation 9 More Serious
London reports show ongoing coal miner strikes in Yorkshire unsettled and worsening social conditions nationwide. Bread strikes in provincial towns waned, London bakers show readiness to resume with favorable terms. Government plans a bill to abolish compulsory night bakery work within two years nationwide.
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Associated Press
London
Yorkshire
Bakers’ Union
Suspected forger injured escaping police in Des Moines
A man claiming to be Lavymond Llyde, son of a Wichita millionaire, identified as G. A. Barnett, a noted forger sought by authorities in Mitchell and other western cities, lay in a Des Moines hospital after a failed escape attempt. He fell at the police station steps and, now reportedly speechless, had registered at a fashionably hotel with his bride after a whirlwind Sioux City courtship.
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Des Moiniss
Lavymond
Llyde
Wichita
Kans
G. A. Barnett
Mitchell
S. Ix
Sioux City
Man Arrest Follows Bank Check in Overseas Valor Tale
A man was arrested after a Mitchell bank check returned as unpaid tied to claimed valor overseas. A local girl identifies herself as Mabel Hunter, maiden name, and says she resides near Sioux City. details indicate a connection to the case.
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Mitchell
Managers to Fight Performers Strike in New York
London report on Justice Brandeis optimism for British mandate in Palestine and American support. New York producers vow to challenge the Actors Equity strike after theaters close, planning suits and noting contracts held with managers. Some shows reopen with cast substitutions. several houses stay dark.
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Brandeis
Palestine
Actor’s Eiquity Association
New York
American Federation of Labor
Actor's Association
Alfred P. Lugg
London
English Actors’ Association
Frank Gillmore
Actors’ Equity Association
Chicago
Astor
Broadhurst
Gaiety
Knickerbocker
Lyric
Playhouse
Princess
Republic
Shubert
Hungarian Premier Friedrich In U S Eight Years
Berlin reports Stephan Friedrich the Hungarian premier under Archduke Joseph spent eight years in the United States as a machinery plant worker, becoming an engineer and factory owner before returning to Hungary to engage in politics for seven or eight years. He followed Count Karolyi and traveled to the United States in 1914, afterward being interned with Karolyi in France on his return.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Thurs
Stephan Friedrich
Archduke Joseph
United States
Hungary
Fredrich
Karoliyi
France
Son of Prohibition Leader Kills Self
John Hipp Jr aged 25, son of Denver prohibition leader John Hipp, killed himself in New York City by slashing his throat and leaping from a three story rooming house window in a dispatch to a local paper.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
John Hipp, Jr
John Hipp
New York City
New York
Joseph Predicted to Be King by Hungarian Assembly
Berlin Aug 8 The Tageblatt Vienna correspondent reports that elections to the Hungarian national assembly are expected to yield a large majority for restoring the monarchy with Archduke Joseph as king.
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Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Vienna
Archduke Joseph
Missouri Governor Loses Jewels in California
St Louis report says Governor Frederick J. Gardner of Missouri had jewelry valued at 2500 stolen from his Long Beach California apartment today. Police say the burglary occurred while the governor stayed in the city on August 8. Local authorities expected to assist in the investigation.
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Missouri
California
Associated Press
ST. Louis, Co
Long Beach
Cal
Frederick J. Gardner
Scott Ferris to Run for Senate Seat in 1920
Oklahoma City August 8 Scott Ferris representative in congress for 1Sears announced he will be a candidate for senator in 1920 to succeed Thomas F Gore.
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Scott Ferris
Senate
Oklahoma City
Congress
Thomas F. Gore
Administrator's Sale Notice for McCollum Craven Estate
In Twin Falls Idaho an administrator declares a private sale of the deceased Elva C. McCollum Craven estate. Bidders may submit in writing after July 6 1919 for a one third interest in lot 6 block 163 and all of block 158 in the original Twin Falls townsite. Auctioned under Probate Court confirmation with terms cash.
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Twin Falls County
State of Idaho
A. D
Elva C. McCollum Craven
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ash
Er B. Wilson
First National Bank
Twinalls
Nineteen Lives Lost After Ship Collision Off St Pierre
The French schooner Gallia sank after colliding with the British steamer War Witch off St Pierre Macuelon early Thursday. War Witch arrived with four passengers and three Gallia crew rescued. Gallia carried 15 passengers and eleven crew.
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Sydney
B. C
St. Pierre
Macuelon
Notice of Writ of Attachment Filed in Idaho Court
In Twin Falls Idaho a writ of attachment was issued June 16 1919 in Continental Pipe Manufacturing Company v Clyde C Anderson and Ola L Anderson co partners Anderson Anderson. The attachable property amount is 1168 22 with 7 percent per annum from March 11 1919. Clerk Siggins issued the writ June 18 1919 with deputy Brown. attorney Taylor Cummins Twin Falls Idaho.
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Continental Pipe Manufacturing Company
Clyde C. Anderson
Ola L. Anderson, Co.partners
Anderson & Anderson
Notice of discharge in bankruptcy for John Finke
In the matter of John Finke bankruptcy case 1147 in the District Court Idaho Southern Division. John Finke has filed for discharge and creditors must show cause by September 8 1919 or within ten days thereafter file grounds of opposition with the clerk. The notice is issued under court authority July 31 1919 by W Orr Chapman.
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John Finke
United States District Court For
Idaho
A. D
W. Orr Chapman
Alias summons in Fourth Idaho district court case
The District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho in Twin Falls is summoned to Thomas A. Gibson and Mrs. Thomas A. Gibson. The complaint seeks foreclosure of a material man's lien on Tot 23, Block 89, Townsite of Twin Falls for 385.35 dollars. Proceedings begin July 30, 1919, with filings by James K. Bothwell and W. Orr Chapman.
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I. P. Swank
Thomas A. Gibson
State of Idaho
Fourth Judicial District
Twin Falls County
Twis Falls
Notice of writ of attachment in Idaho case
In Twin Falls County Idaho J Parker sues F J Keenan and E F Bissionette. A writ of attachment issued July 11 1919 attaching defendant in the amount 1190 dollars. Clerk Co C Siggins seals the record July 15 1919. Bowen attorney for plaintiff Pwin Falla Idaho.
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District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County
J. Parker
F. J. Keenan
E. F. Bissionette
Asher B. Wilson
Plaintiff
Pwin Falla
Idaho
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Robert H. Stevenson
D. Harold McGrath
Arthur Alworth
Alr
Cheyenne
Charrity
Forger
Louis Id, Brandeis
Supreme Court of the
Great Britain
Air the Associated Press
U.S
Prohibition
Joseph
J. W. Sraven
Elve C. McCollum Craven
New Coisin
Edison
Chronicle
Majestic Pharmacy
District Court of the
C. Co. Siggins
Co. L. Brown
Taylor Cummins
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Southern Division
Alias
State of
C. Siggins
C. L. Bowen
James KR. Bothwell
St. 5
C. 8. Bowen
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