Twin Falls union label list sparks local controversy
A circulated list from the Women’s Union Label League in Twin Falls labels certain firms as fair to union labor. The Times Printing & Publishing Co is listed, while other Twin Falls printers are described as closed shops. Editors criticize the campaign as a weapon and note widespread union labels on rival papers.
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League of Twin Walls
Times Printing “& Publishing Company
Twin Falls
International Aesophohical Union
Union Label Removed Prompting Chronicle Protest
Robert H. Stevenson defends union loyalty and accuses critics of agitating to destroy peace in the community. He claims Chronicle employees are longtime associates and that the Union Label, once displayed at the editorial head, has been removed to signal alleged unfairness. He warns that the removal means little if it offers no protection.
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The
Chronicle
Washington's Timid and Ours Reverence for Washington
The piece revisits George Washington as nation founder and compares his era to today. It notes two sides to early republic questions, calls for new domestic and international policies, and argues honest debate will yield prudent compromises amid stirring times. It emphasizes history as comfort and guide for current crises.
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George Washington
Washington
Republic
Prince Alfonso Aboard Oporto Presses London Entry
London February 21 Prince Alfonso is reported aboard the vessel bound from Oporto as official dispatches confirm his movement. The London press notes the return or travel signal amid ongoing royal planning, with status and route yet to be clarified by authorities.
Death of Duke of Braganza at Naples reported
A Rome dispatch to Central News states the Duke of Braganza and heir to the Portuguese throne died today in Naples. He was a brother of the Minguvios and married Mrs. Philip Van Valkenburg of New York in Rome in September 1917.
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Oporto
Naples
Rome
Minguvios
Portugal
Manuel
Philip van Valkenburg
New York
Weather forecast for Rocky Mountains week ahead
Weather predictions for the week begin Monday across regions. Upper Mississippi valleys show unsettled start with rising temperatures and possible snow Sunday. Northern Rockies expect fair early week with above average temps and occasional snow later. Southern Rockies face unsettled start with mountain snow, warmer midweek, then possible snow or rain Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Misssouri
Srunday
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Wood campaign managers undecided on North Dakota primary
Fargo dispatch reports Major General Leonard Wood's campaign managers have not decided whether to file his name in the North Dakota presidential primary on March 13. Calender headquarters cited in response to a newspaper inquiry. The Taft administration convention asked candidates not to file in the March 13 primary to avoid complicating the field. Senator Borah-Johnson has filed, while Governor Frank O. Lowden's managers say they will not file.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
Leonard Wood
North Koakota
Calerge Y So
Wargo
Tis Warek
Foram -Johnson
Frank
Lowden
Weil
Canadians to Form World’s Largest R R System
Montreal February 21 The Canadian National railways will become the most extensive system in the world with 21 213 miles after stockholders accept the government offer to nationalize the Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific The Inter Colonial and Canadian Northern add 13 640 miles The Grand Trunk 4 785 miles and the Grand Trunk Pacific 2 738 miles were merged into the new system.
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Montreal
Canadian ‘National Railways
Grand Trunk
Grand Ferry Pacific
Grand Trunk Pacific
Cowboys Union First Of Kind Formed In Nevada
A cowboys union described as the first of its kind in America is being organized in Reno Nevada under the trades and labor council and plans to seek affiliation with the American Federation of Labor.
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Nevada
Associated Press
Reno
Nev
Cowboys’ Union
America
Trades and Labor, Council
American Federation of Labor
First passenger dirigible sold for Kansas City routes
The first US passenger dirigible airship, 95 feet long with 39 500 cubic feet gas, 400 mile cruising radius at 49 mph, will carry two passengers besides the pilot. Sold today to a Kansas syndicate by the Manufacturers Aircraft association. It will be used between Kansas City and St Louis and other midwestern points.
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Associated Press
New York
Kansas
Manufacturers 'Aircraft Association
Kansas City
St.Louis
Middle Western
Internal Revenue Chief Seeks Aid From Kentucky Official
Daniel Ropert, commissioner of internal revenue, writes to woes Hamilton, Kentucky revenue collector, noting he has received numerous protests from distillers against liquor taxes and losses from thefts at their storerooms.
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Daniel Ropert
Internal Revenue
Woes Hamilton
Kentucky
Switzerland to ship food to Austria in aid effort
Bern notes immediate delivery of several hundred carloads of dry vegetables oats and other foods to Austria valued at about 6.6 million francs. Payment terms to be arranged in a short delay. Country units confirm the aid move and outline the support plan.
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Berne
Switzerland
Austria
League of Women Voters HQ to be set up in Washington
Chicago Feb 21 Congressional and legislative headquarters of the league of women voters will be established in Washington immediately under direction of Miss Maude Wood Park of the scene, it was announced today.
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Deague
Chicago
League of Women Voters
Washington
Wilson withdraws Stuart nomination to ICC post
Washington February 21 President Wilson withdrew the nomination of Henry C. Stuart former Virginia governor to the interstate commerce commission. Mrs Stuart declined the appointment.
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Ihdraws
Washington
Wilson
Henry C. Stuart
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stuart
Danish sugar shipments to United States under way
Negotiations for shipping 20,000,000 pounds of Danish sugar to the United States are under way, according to the National Trade.
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U. S
Copenhagen
United States
De Mille Quartette at Lavering Theater in Lyceum Course
High class feature presented by De Mille quartet at Lavering Theater on Monday February 23 as the ninth number of the Lyceum course. Admission 1x.
Auto Gossip and Industry Shifts in Early Auto Era
A column notes mesh screens on windshields to keep insects out while allowing air, trucks in Central Asia replacing camel caravans between Tientsin and Kulja, China, and Brooklyn's 40 motor truck lines. It mentions a lock for steering posts usable in darkness, California licenses valid for three months, 1 461 402 people employed in automobile production, and England’s waterproof laprobes keeping wearers dry if they exit the car.
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Central Asia
Caravan Camel Company
Tientsin
Kulja
China
Brooklyn
California
England
Government to fund reconditioning of 34 German liners
Congress must appropriate funds to recondition the 34 German liners if legislation forces the ships to be repaired and operated by the government, announced Chairman Payne today amid a debate over their proposed sale.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Shipping Board
Payne
Message of condolence from Woodrow Wilson to Rear Admiral Foury’s widow
President Woodrow Wilson sent a condolence to Mrs Foury widow of Rear Admiral Foury. He expressed warm sympathy to her and her children and praised the late husband for his intrepid and indefatigable effort in the cause of science.
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Washington
Wilson
Foury
Acquitted in Wire Murder Trial in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis Minnesota on February 1 Ralph J La Count was acquitted by a district court jury of murdering his 16 year old wife Madelyn La Count. The defendant was released after the verdict. The body was found after the alleged assault with blunt force and a knife.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ralph J. la Count
Madelyn,la
Kentucky distillers told to pay whiskey tax despite theft
In Louisville Ky on February 29 Kentucky distillers were informed they must pay the 6.49 per gallon whiskey tax. The article notes authorities had indicated theft affected whiskey handling but tax obligations remain in force.
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Louisvet
Kentucky Gistillers
Todny
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Claiming instant relief for rheumatic pain and stiffness, the ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache and sprains. It urges readers to obtain a small bottle at any drug store and try it now.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobes O'V
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