The Prince of Wales Visit Eases U S British Tensions
The Prince Edward’s Washington and New York visit softens war era strains between Britain and the United States. He impressed Americans with modest demeanor and amiable personality, helping curb lingering anti-English sentiment and fostering renewed friendship between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
United States
Prince Edward
Washington
New York
Great Britain
England
America
Deportation Seen As Immediate Step In Red Problem
A historic newspaper note argues deportation as the obvious immediate action against dangerous aliens. It cites federal delays, a prior round-up, and reports from the New York World about seven deportations, custody issues, and released individuals amid ongoing public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federeeee
Seattle
New York
Federal officials weigh tightening powers amid Red threats
The excerpt voices fear of political violence and calls for stronger laws and administration. It quotes imprisoned Reds in New York threatening retaliation against congress, asserting they will "blow the heads off" when the time comes, questioning how long the government will endure such assaults.
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Federal
New York
Congress
The Cost of Prohibition in Federal Spending
Prohibition will cost at least 4 million dollars yearly to enforce with about 330 thousand dollars a month and 1 thousand dollars a day flowing out of the federal treasury. Critics note lost liquor tax revenue and licenses, estimate liquor traffic once tallied billions in indirect costs from crime, disease, and poverty, summing to several billions annually.
Unwilling Lord Faces Democratic Tug Between Lords and Commons
Viscount Astor, heir to Waldorf Astor, seeks to renounce his title to sit in the House of Commons but a British bill to allow it was defeated 169 to 56. The debate pits duty against democratic sentiment as Americans wonder if he should return to private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Astor
William ‘Waldorf Astor
House of Commons
House of Lords
Jordin
Car Engine Heating Idea Proposed for Home Use
A motor expert suggests using exhaust heat from an automobile engine to warm a house. He notes the waste heat could provide heat, proposing a drastic idea if the coal strike persists.
Fragmentary Quote on Choosing a President
A partial quotation notes that any intelligent citizen could name a man who would make a better president than any other in the country, but few would pick the same person.
Demand for a business man for resident in politics
A statement notes that there will be a push to appoint a business man as resident and suggests it will be as effective as typical demands when they clash with political interests. The remark hints at the friction between commercial qualifications and political maneuvering.
Carlisle Banded Captured Near Wyoming Home
A note details the capture of bandit Billy Carlisle in Wyoming after a pursuit from a Williams cabin. Wounded, Carlisle refused concealment, accepted first aid, and was moved by pack horse down to a road below snowy mountains. He was brought to Douglas for treatment and will face prison again.
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I McClement
the Union
Racifier
Cheystine
William
Jplace
Williams
Carlisle
Batle
Lohan
Peing
Pacific Los Angeles Limited
Rock ‘River
Medicine Bow
Rawlins
Union Pacific’ “Railroad
Ebbery
Aria” Posges
Wwere
Jad Salts Fights Kidney Aches With Daily Drink
A vintage ad promotes Jad Salts as a simple kidney tonic. It claims four ounces of the preparation in water before breakfast cleanses and stimulates kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents complications. It touts harmless, inexpensive effervescent lithia water from grapes and lemon juice.
Viceroy Offers Reward for Killings Evidence
Dublin reports the viceroy has offered a reward of 5000 pounds sterling for evidence leading to the conviction of those responsible for the recent killing of policemen. The prompt cites Associated Press dispatches from December 1.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Bankruptcy notice in Idaho district court case
In Bankruptcy No 1122 before the United States District Court for the District of Idaho Southern Division the matter of Lt J Prescott voluntary bankrupt has been filed by J J Prescott. The notice formalities indicate a bankruptcy action and involvement of the named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States For
District of Idaho
Southern” “Division
J. “Prescott
Notios
J.J. Preskott
United States
Quiet Title Alleges Twin Falls Lot Dispute in 1919 Suit
In the Fourth Judicial District Idaho Twin Falls County Frank A. Purdy sues Mina Snyder deceased and unknown heirs and owners of Lot 3 Block 140 original Twin Falls townsite plus Idaho Lumber Company. Complaint seeks to quiet title to Lot 3, Block 140. Notice requires appearance within 20 days if served in district or 40 days if served elsewhere. Clerk SIGGINS, Guthrie & Myers represent Purdy. Dated November 14, 1919.
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Idaho
Twin
Frank A. Purdy
Plaintife
Mina Snyder
Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
State of Idaho
Idaho Lumber, ‘Company
Mina, Snyder
Sinwin Lal's
Idiitro
Lumbeer Trouepany
Tre
Twin ‘Falls
State of
Alias Summons in Twin Falls County Idaho Case
An alias summons issued by the Fourth Judicial District Idaho calls Edward I Babcock Stanley Lichty John Liddell and John Byrne do business as Liddell Byrne to answer a tax lien case. Plaintiff cites delinquent taxes from 1916 1917 1918 on land in section 31 township 12 range 18 and related parcels. The summons demands appearance within twenty days of service within Twin Falls County or forty days elsewhere.
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Fourth -Judicial
Idaho
Twin Falls County
Siggins
State of Idaho
Edward
I. Babcock
Stanley
John Doer
Doe
Edward E. Babcock
Stanley Lichty
John Doe Liddell
John Doe Byrne
District Court
Nichoial
State of
Twin ‘Falls County
Twin
Falls State
Twin Walls
B. M
Twin’ Falls
Yano
Forda Judicial District
Twin Falls
County Co. Co
Grace B. Murphy
L. A. Wells
Twine Falls
Falls County
Court of the Fourth Judicial District
Twin Palis
Fall Bank and Trust. Company
Lorenzo Graehl
Daniel LD. Qdrr
Mary D. Carr
Della’ Sole Ddten Dante
Pee Nisi
Dell& Cole
Sumimons
Lorenzo Graeh
Boise
Recorder of Deeds
Twin Fails
Daniel D. Carr
Della Cole
Idaho District Court Summons in Twin Falls County
Notice to Grace B Murphy and L A Wells that a suit was filed in Twin Falls County Idaho regarding delinquent taxes and a mortgage lien. The plaintiff Twin Falls County seeks judgment for amounts due plus costs and a sale of described property to satisfy the judgment. The summons requires appearance within the specified periods.
Sale of Judgment Satisfying District Court Notice
Witness my hand and seal of the district court dated December 22 1919. The sale of the judgment amount is to satisfy the court's order. C C Siggine seal and Frank L Stephan attorney for plaintiff reside Twin Falls. Notices run October through December with dates listed.
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Ottomber
C. C. Siggine
Frank Ls Stephan
Plaintiff
Twin
Falls
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Robert
Hi Stevenson
Bill” Carlisle
Wyoming
Larartie Péiul
District Court For
W.orr Chapman
The
Guthrie & Myers
Alias
C. ©. Siggins
Frank J. Stephan
Twatts
C. C. Biggins
James’ H. Wise
Paneer
Pwin
Adaho
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