Democratic campaign aims for unity over group interests
CHICAGO Jan 17 The Democratic National Committee chair Homer Cummings said the party will run its presidential campaign without favoring ethnic or group blocs. He defended support for the peace treaty and League of Nations, denying Irish or other objections will alter strategy. The committee formed six subcommittees for convention planning and will meet in San Francisco around June 1 to name a temporary chairman. Women joined the arrangements committee for the first time, with Mrs George Bass of Chicago and Miss Mary B H Foy of Los Angeles among leaders.
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Nine Mourning Passes in Twin Balls End in Arrests
The piece notes nine residents of Twin Balls were arrested after grieving loudly for John Barleycorn. Officers Ham and Austin detained them as mourners lamented deeply and demanded judicial action. They expect Judge Minnick in police court to set fines when court opens Monday morning.
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Anderson Wins Suit With Twin Falls Auto Co
In probate court Judge Duvall ruled for Anderson in a suit by Twin Falls Auto Mobile Company seeking 32.50 on a note. Anderson had presented evidence claiming a check he gave covered the note, and the court accepted this defense as valid.
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Defendaint Held Over In Wells vs Patrick Case
Judge binds Marshall Wells company against J E Patrick over disputed account. Defendant introduces receipts showing payment of the alleged balance. Process appears standard with no new charges or actions pending.
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Double victory race ends in tragedy as train crash toll rises
Report by Associated Press from New York details a deadly accident involving an express train in which Beau Bove and several family members died or were poisoned. A 10 year old child is said to have survived after serum, rushed from Washington, was not timely delivered due to storms. Authorities note serum may have been used in experiments by the U.S. Bureau of Animal Industries. The olives involved originated in California with 48 cases in the shipment, some consumed without harm.
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Angelo “Delbane
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Labor claim filed in probate court against Grandiaco
Charles F. Smith filed proceedings in probate court seeking 268.59 dollars for alleged labor. The action accuses P. M. Grandiaco of owing the amount.
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Burley Man La Von Adamson Visits Twin Falls for Business
La Von Adamson of Burley spent the forepart of the week in Twin Falls attending business interests and meetings.
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Twin Walls
Salladay Hardware Partners End Business Arrangement
Announcement yesterday that Ta EB Salladay and Joyce Wilkison who have run Salladay Hardware since its establishment will continue in business. The firm moved to the First National Bank building and stayed there until the remodel three years ago when it moved to its present location.
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Charged burglary deputies arrest two youths yesterday
Deputies reported two young men were charged after a burglary investigation leading to arrests yesterday. Details remain limited as the sheriff's office released brief information on the case.
Trial suspended as socialists seek new counsel
A fragmentary report shows socialists selecting counsel for a trial and seeking a suspension. The text references Stanchfield and a judiciary committee, noting five socialist members suspended and awaiting proceedings.
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Essex and Hudson Cars Surpass Supply with Early Orders
More than 22 000 Essex and Hudson cars were sold in the past year as factory capacity expanded from 30 to 125 daily. Most buyers with no orders faced delays, while a guaranteed delivery plan this spring requires little upfront cost. They promise cars on demand and aim to spare buyers from accepting less wanted models amid a scarce supply.
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