Census estimates show Washington and Cincinnati populations
Census bureau preliminaries reveal Washington ranked sixth with 331,069 residents and Cincinnati thirteenth at 363,591 in 1910 with revised July 1 1917 estimates. Final figures will be certified to Congress after corrections. Also notes the District of Columbia counts actual residents only. A separate item reports Bob McClugage jailed over a $2500 blackjack dispute amid an alcohol-fueled game.
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Kington
Washington
Cincinnati
Rogers
Congress
District of Columbia
National Capitol
Diplomatic Corps
Thaic
Towleohips
United States
Census Bureau
Chino American Bank Opens in Peking with Large Deposits
Dr Paul Reinsch reports from Peking that the China American Bank opened for business in the city and drew deposits over 2 million dollars on its first day. The bank, capitalized at 10 million, plans branches across China funded by American bankers and Chinese business men.
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Associated Press
Washington
Paul Reinsch
China
Peking
Chino-American Bank
Revish
British ridicule plotting Soviet clubs in Britain
The Soldiers and Workmen's Council holds regular meetings advocating overthrow of parliamentary government. Authorities dismiss Soviet groups as not representing working men and ignore them. Soviet clubs have been founded in various parts of Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Soldiers’ and
Plan Industrial Exhibit in London Agricultural Hall
A Canadian industrial exhibition is planned for June at the agricultural hall in Idlington. Most tidal space is booked and the displays will include grain elevators separators wood making machinery tractors ready made houses and furs.
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London
Idlington
Millionaire hunts in vain for home in Paris
Baron Maurice de Rothschild, recently elected to the Chamber of Deputies, cannot obtain lodgings in Paris. He has moved from hotel to hotel and has mail sent to the Palais Bourbon. A London judge warned a man charged with pushing women on the sidewalk that next time a woman judge might be presiding.
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Paris
Maurice de Rothchild
Chamber of Deputies
Palais Bourbon
London
Fox presents first successful cross breed of fox and dog
Three puppies on display are claimed to descend from a white fox considered the mother. The owner asserts this marks the first successful cross breeding of foxes and dogs.
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Tiverpool
Fool Out of Army Pants In London
A good looking woman in London tore an English private’s uniform and was fined two dollars and fifty cents. The charge stated the act as wearing his majesty's uniform in a manner likely to bring it into contempt.
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London
Charles Slater Fathering Child Shown In Court
London report says Charles Slater admitted paternity as his daughter appeared in court. He is currently jailed.
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London
Charles Slater
Wires muted with olive lead pieces and corks
To prevent the singing of telephone and telegraph wires passing over houses, small olive shaped pieces of lead or corks are placed on the wires. The practice aims to dampen vibration and reduce noise for nearby residents.
Open Shop Principles Endorsed by Local Workers
The message urges Twin Falls workers to show support for the Open Shop, praising its principles and denouncing a small group of unscrupulous leaders. It argues wage increases should not come from strikes or reducing daily work output, and emphasizes solidarity with thousands of workers supporting the Open Shop.
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Twin Falls Employers’ ‘Association
Twin Falls
Southern Idaho Employers Association Directory Listing
Directory style list of numerous member companies and individuals associated with the Southern Idaho Employers' Association. Includes names of presidents, secretaries, directors, contractors, jewelers, real estate firms, auto dealers, and other merchants with company affiliations and roles.
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Lil Habits
Porta
Bob McClugage
Wod Alcoghol
Hudson
Chalmers
Maxwell
Ford
Haynes
Paige
Buick
Johnson Auto Sales Co
Car Department
Idaho
Bassment Dow Bldg
Michael Stern & Co
Michael Stern
Idaho Department Store Ltd
Twin Falls Employers’ Association
Southern Idaho Employers’ Association
Ernest White
J. A. Weefer
J.S. Bussel
CN. Beatty W.W. R. Priebe
Irred
Atwood, Roy
American Electric’ Co. Anderson & Day—Material Dealers
Wee Belleville Bros
Darrow Bros
Leeds Diamond Hardware Co
DeLong
C.L
Produce
Wstling
Eldridge
H—Clothier
Earl Fruit Co
First National Bank
Feamster
Felt, Earl
Fisher Drug Co
Goldsworthy
H. FH
Gates
E. H
Grimes
C. W
Gem State Vale. Co. Houck
Hoosier Furniture Co
Hunt, Chas, D.— Jeweler
Idaho Auto ‘Supply, Co
Einar Olden
A. G. ‘Fisher
G. W. Shrout
P. R. Thompson
S. Keel
Idaho “Power Co
Idaho - Hardware
Imp. Co
Idaho’ State ‘Bank
Johnson Auto” ‘Sales “Co
Johnston, D. Li. Johnson
Jesse Keel - Wilkinson - Stronk— Lamb Co
Keel, A
Knape
B. R. —Foundry
Kunkle & Berhiller
Kingsbury’ ‘Printing Go
JT Lawrence, Machine Co
Letsch & Williams—Real Estate
Icle
Harry T. Dinkelacker ‘Geo. R. Easley
L. E Salladay
E. “Munson
J. M. Maxwell
Standard Printing Co
Salladay & Wilkinson—Hardware
Twin Falls News Tinker, R
Tinker, Ek, M
Thompson,p. R
Twin Falls Title & Abstract Co
Twin Falls, Coal Co
Twin Falls Hide Co
Twin Falls National Bank
Twin Falls Vule
Twin Falls Hardware Co
Twin, Falls Auto” Co
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co
Twin ‘Falls Steam Laundry
van Gilder
Harry Vreugdenhil
Vincent Furniture Co
White
John B
Western Auto Go
J. E
Watson
D.C
Delco Light ‘Woods, T. J.—Real Estate
Warburg
William—Dravage Wilson
Edwin A
Public Accountant
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