Out-Jockey Democrats By Movement on Treaty Changes
Washington February 6 The Associated Press reports Republicans will push the Senate to adopt bipartisan Lodge reservations as the basis for modifying the peace treaty. Lodge’s draft may be offered as a substitute after committee reports, with Democrats to decide tomorrow whether to accept the changes.
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Washington
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Senator Lodge
Conference of Democratic Friends of the Treaty
Twin Falls Defeats Oakley 56 to 23 In Fast Game
Twin Falls high school basketball defeated Oakley high school by 56 to 23. The Irwin Falls squad showed strong teamwork from the start with Krengle and Speed Neumann offering standout play. Whitie led Oakley, while the home team featured Neumann, Krengle, Carter, and King in the lineup.
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Krengle
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Whitie
Miller and Millerand Confidence Vote in Paris Cabinet
The chamber of deputies voted confidence in the Millerand government by 518 to 68 on an interpellation over foreign policy. Millerand pledged vigorous execution of the peace treaty and urged Germany to meet obligations, noting Germany’s coal deliveries and consumption. He rued the United States delay in ratifying the treaty while the reparations committee works. He said the Franco American military pact reassures both nations, though views differ on permanence versus termination if the League of Nations offers adequate protection. Anti Bolshevik forces had been checked, but reverses are not considered final.
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League of Nations
Appeal for Nurses to Fight Influenza Cases
The Pacific division of the American Red Cross issued a call for nurses to report to their communities for influenza work. It seeks both trained and practical nurses and aims to recruit those who served in France for a special effort.
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France
Stewart Dry Goods chief surrenders in sugar case
Louisville, Feb 6. R E Brett president and treasurer of Stewart Dry Goods surrendered to US Marshal after being charged in a federal warrant with selling one pound of sugar at a two cent profit over the limit set by the United States sugar equalization board. The case centers on illegal profit margins in sugar sales.
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Completion of AEF casualties record finalized
Washington on February 6 4 the adjutant general Harris announced a final revised list of old casualties for the American expeditionary forces. The update sets totals: killed in action 8444. died of disease 23 738. died from accident and other causes 5102. wounded in action 215 423. missing in action 293 070. Only three men listed as missing in action.
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Washington
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Howard
Paul Schmidt
Kalamazoo
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Farmers warned as Gronna bill endangers wheat guarantee
Julius Barnes, wheat director, declares Senator Gronna’s bill to repeal government price support and dissolve the grain corporation would repudiate Congress pledged aid to farmers for 1919. He warns prices could fall below guarantee levels, risking a six million farmer backlash and turmoil in export trade amid world market instability.
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Grain Corporation
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Senate Agricultural Committee
Barnes
Government finances aim to retire war debt with tax receipts
The Treasury outlines a plan begun last September to retire Liberty bonds and Victory notes via the sinking fund, avoiding new large funding. Tax installments will cover maturing certificates, with $2.93 billion in tax certificates outstanding and a March 15 payoff. The monthly January deficit fell to $92.96 million while December posted a record surplus of $600.28 million, suggesting future surpluses if Congress keeps tight on spending.
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Missing bank messenger with funds in Chicago case
George Franze a 15 year old bank messenger for the Harris Trust and Savings Bank disappeared after leaving the federal reserve bank today. He had exchanged Liberty bonds valued at 33000 for larger denomination bonds weighing his disappearance in Chicago.
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Chicago
George Franze
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Exchange question to be considered by economists
Paris February six. The supreme economic council will consider the exchange question and the general European situation. It will hear reports on proposed trading with Russian cooperative societies and address the problem concerning raw materials and other commodities.
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Supreme ‘Economic ’ Council
French trade minister elected council president
This afternoon and organized. M. Isaac, French minister of commerce, was elected president. The council also considered revictualling and tonnage problems in connection with reports handed in by various commissions.
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Mudgee: Estate Left to Widow in Will Filing
An estate valued at 100000 was left to H A Mudge's widow by the will filed for probate. The four sons Burton W of Chicago Charles M of Denver George Paul of Kansas City and Hughes of Denver received one dollar each.
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Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
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Chicago
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Kansasg
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Hughes Denver
Fifteen Initiated Into the Pythian Sisters Twin Falls
Fifteen initiates, including men for the first time, joined the Pythian Sisters at Twin Falls Temple No. 28. The initiation began at six o'clock with a banquet served by the Pythian Sisters for both men and women candidates.
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Twin Falls
Plaintiff Van Ostrom Wins Labor Account Verdict
In probate court yesterday the verdict for the plaintiff Van Ostrom against Ohnheim awarded $52 on a labor account. The case details indicate a straightforward monetary judgment in favor of the plaintiff.
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Ohnheim
Hahn Buys Home on Tenth Avenue North
Announcement yesterday states C J Hahn purchased Sam Hart's home on Tenth Avenue North. Hart will depart soon for California.
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C.J. Hahn
Sam Hart
Tenth Avenue North
Hart
California
White store rents basement for storage use
The Big White store rents the basement that formerly housed Canna1 pool hall. Space will be used for storage purposes.
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