Court Holds Petition Hazy in Contention in Idaho Case
Judge W W A Babcock partially sustains the demurrer to Frank De Kolig et al seeking canal election review. The court finds the petition hazy and uncertain who cast illegal votes or whether voters were bona fide stockholders ten days prior. Plaintiffs may amend within ten days to name illegal voters and clarify action.
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W.W. A. Babcock
Twin Falls Canal Company
Brown, Barker, Kennedy and
Lincoln
Frank de Kolig
Bothwell
James R. Bothwell
Thos
Turner
K. Hackman
Babcock
Twin Falls Q Canal Company
A Corporation
Claude Brown
J. H. Barker
Fr. A. Kennedy
Ivan G. Lincoln
Twin Falls
Idaho
Jran
Anise
T. K .Hackman
Esquire
Small Stock Ranch For Sale by Owner in Cokeville Wyoming
By owner 175 acres mostly Bear River bottom with water for 80 acres. Improved with grain hay and pasture thirds. Daily mail and mile to railway, school nearby. Some machinery, 12 cattle, six mares, 20 tons hay. $25 per acre. Also selling 12 cattle, six mares, 20 tons hay and machinery. Write for particulars. Cokeville Wyo. Publication date 1-15-16-17.
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Daily Mail
District Judge Signature Date Line in 1920 Document
On the 14th day of January, 1920, the document is signed by WM. A. BABCOCK as District Judge. The brief indicates an official stamp or closing line from a court proceeding or filing.
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A. D
WM. A. _BABCOCK
Indge
Bolshevik retreat forced by Korsovka capture on Moscow line
Riga dispatch dated January 13 reports Korsovka's capture cut the rail line between Dvinsk and Psvov, leaving Ruczytsi as the sole retreat route for Soviet forces after Bolshevik troops at Rzezytsa were separated from their northern front.
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London
Riga
Lettish
Korsovka
Dvinsk
Psvov
Rzezytsa
Ruczytsi
Moscow
Government suit against Trans-Continental Oil dismissed
Pittsburg January 14 The suit of the United States government against the Trans Continental Oil Company and five officials of the concern in which it was alleged the firm charged unjust and unreasonable prices for fuel oil was ordered dismissed today by the district attorney.
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Pittsburg
United States
Trans-Continental Oil Company
Ane
Attorugy
Hoover Candidate Only If Drafted
Herbert Hoover is described as a progressive Republican who would not seek high office unless there is overwhelming popular demand. Julius Barnes, Hoover ally and head of the United States Wheat Corporation, spoke at a National Wholesale Drygoods Association dinner, noting Hoover would only run if party prospects collapse and liberal voters pressure for leadership.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Julius Barnes
Barnes
United States Wheat Corporation
National ’ ‘Wholesale ‘Drygoods Association
Hoover
Republican
Legion Team Prepares For Oakley Clash In Tough Practice
Local post American Legion basketball squad intensifies drills ahead of Friday night clash with Oakley. Observers expect a victory, with season championship hopes high. Probable Twin Malls lineup lists Newman and Lodges at forwards, Gennett at center, Wieffner and Chapman as guards.
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Post American Legion
Oakley
Senate
Oakleyites
Legionaires
Newman and Lodges
Gennett
Wieffner and Chapman
Remodeling of Skeels Wiley Drug Store Site Advanced
Work on remodeling the building formerly occupied by the Skeels Wiley drug store for the Idaho State bank is progressing. A large new vault will be installed, with rock from the Twin Falls highway district's plant.
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Skeels-Wiley Drug
Idaho State Bank
Twin Falls
Dstrict
Operulion
Flyweight Championship Arrangements Not Finalized
George Bremer, manager for Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne, says the world flyweight title bout with Jimmy Wilde is not closed though negotiations continue with promoter Ad Thatcher to stage the match in Toledo. Mason is billed for a 12 round bout with Carl Tremaine tomorrow night but fell ill with a flu-like illness.
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Toledo
Ohio
George Bremer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frankie Mason
Mason
Jimmy Wilde
Milwaukeey
Biemer
Ad Thatcher
Milwaukee
Carl Tremaine
Boxing Commission
Miners and Operators Clash as Coal Strike Case Opens
On the third day of hearings before President Wilsons commission the United Mine Workers spokesmen argued a 66 percent wage rise and a 30 hour week, while operators countered with a claim that a 60 percent wage increase is the central issue. John L. Lewis defended the 30 hour week as a year round work plan, citing geological data and rising living costs since 1914. Crews for the operators criticized the wage demand and disputed the feasibility of a 30 hour week.
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Washington
Jan
Wilson
United ‘Mine
America
Ralph
Oie
Penna
Terre” i
Rrank
Farrington
Illinois Miners’ Union
Illinois
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Geological Survey
Lewis
Commission
Solution sought for big problems after war reform plan
The article discusses a proposal to manage postwar debts and inflation. It urges extending Germany’s payment period if needed, suggests broader funding from favorable trade balancers, and favors long term, minimal loans. It calls for preserving free trade while securing securities and prioritizing interest and amortization.
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Germany
Austria
Twin Falls High School basketball team heads on first big trip
The Twin Falls team departs for its initial road swing of the year. They face Rupert tomorrow evening, Gooding Friday, and Shoshone Saturday. Forward lineup includes Newman Yachem and P King with Carter and R King at center, Pitzler Taylor and Bailey at guard. Krengle and Hertz miss trip due to injuries.
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Twin Falls
Rupert
Newman
Yachem
P. King
Carter
R. King
Pitzler
Taylor
Bailey
Krengle
Hertz
President Wilson Thanks Carlisle Town in Letter
At a Carlisle city council meeting the mayor read a letter from President Wilson acknowledging receipt of a casket presented by the city of Carlisle. The brief note confirms the town’s ceremonial gesture and the presidency’s acknowledgment.
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Associated Press
Carlisle
Eng
Wilson
Budget approval for Foreign Missions reaches $104 million
New Haven Conn January 14 1920 The Foreign Missions Board of the Protestant churches of the United States and Canada approved a budget of 104 million dollars for 1920. Dr. Robert urged extending the work worldwide with 9 million set for new fields.
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New Haven
Conn
Foreign
Board of the ‘Protestant
United States and
Canad
Robert
New. Fields
Armour company dissolves steps to segregate leather holdings
Chicago June 14 The Armour Leather company directors ordered steps to segregate leather properties into a separate Armour Leather company. They plan to offer stock to preferred stockholders and convert Armour six percent debentures into seven percent preferred stock. Debenture conversion totals about 36 million dollars in 19 months and redemption plans may be considered when debentures are callable at par. Subscription price and par value of the new stock were not announced.
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Chicago
Juni
Agsmaue
Ompany
Leather Company
kKompany
An ‘Nnout
Pbogks
Penitentiary to Produce Nichols for Clark Case
District Judge Babcock ordered the state penitentiary warden to produce B. W. Nichols who was recently imprisoned on a grand larceny charge. The complaint also names Clark and others who are slated for trial next Monday.
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Frank ‘L. Stephan
Babcock
State Penitentiary
B. W. Nichols
Cases of Mysterious Malady Reported in Bryan County
Oklahoma City January 14 reports say one hundred cases of the mysterious intestinal illness seen in several southwest communities have been reported in Bryan County, according to information received by the State Board of Health.
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
Bryan
State Board of Health
Fragmentary note on attack objective at West Portal building
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a hasty entry by entities aiming at a specific building, identified as the West Portal. It notes the building as the objective of an attack, but details are unclear.
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Eichatag
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Hackman
Contention Hazy
Falls
Tdaho
Bear River
Cokeville, Wyo
Jusuary Dazar
I Paris
Arnold Bennett
Phillis Bottome
Albert ‘Payson ‘Terhune
May Edginton
Paris
Monte Carlo
Fifth Avenue
Laneia
Macauley Bros
Geo. H. Smith
OIL Company
Legion Team
Phin
Oakley Vritley
Ayn
Clark
Oce
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