Holland Refuses To Extradite Ex-Emperor William
Paris dispatch reports Holland, not party to Versailles, rejects entente demand to hand over former German emperor William Hohenzollern for trial. Dutch note cites nonparty status, Dutch laws, and tradition of refuge for the vanquished in international conflicts. Queen’s government says it cannot abandon its duty to its laws and neutrality while urging a future international jurisdiction under the Society of Nations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Holland
William
Germany
Foreign Office
William Hohenzollern
Netherlands
Hol- Jana
William Wohenzollern
Society of Nations
Team Treasures Grow as Buhl Burley Rally for Ball
Twin valley fans in Buhl and Burley press for a strong baseball season. Recent reports show Buhl has raised over 6000 dollars in the past week with expectations near 7000, while Burley reports about 6700 in its treasury for the coming year.
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Buhl
Burley
Wek
Building Trades Union Plans Contracting Push
In Spokane Washington on January 2 the building trades unions indicated they may enter the contracting field next spring if local contractors meet wage increase demands. State federation leaders M. J. Dunn and Fred W. Greene said funds and leadership would back such a program.
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Associated Press
Spokanye
Wash
M. J. Dunn
State Federation of Brick, Masons
Fred. W. Greene
State Federation of Labor
Blizzard Disrupts Milwaukee Rail and Interurban Traffic
A blinding blizzard sweeps Lake Michigan's western shore from Milwaukee to Kenosha. It derails rail and interurban service, blocks highways with huge drifts, isolating several towns. Interurban lines cease operation and trains to Chicago are delayed for hours amid heavy snow.
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Milwaukee
Kenosha
Lake Michigan
Chicago
State bankers allege oppression by regional Fed officials
Washington Jan 23 State bankers report daily complaints to congressmen Rep Reavis Nebraska and Rep Garner Texas that regional Federal Reserve bank staff are pressuring state banks through exchange charges and coercive tactics. Reavis says the probe found only standard replies and that actions like necking cars and demanding coin on checks threaten bank viability and could be prosecuted.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Reavis
Nebraska
House
Garner
Texas
Federal. Reserve Board
Federal. Reserve Bank
Large Class Initiated Into Knights of Pythias
Twenty six esquires were raised to Knighthood by the Buhl degree team for Twin Falls lodge Knights of Pythias. Between fifty and a hundred visiting knights attended with local members filling the hall. The lodge reports a wonderful influx of new members and revived activity, with upcoming degree work to keep teams busy and a goal to push membership near two hundred this season and over three hundred before the current officers’ terms end.
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Buhl
Twin Falls
Knights of Pythias
Twin Falls Lodge
Duchess of Westminster Takes Second Husband
London reports the duchess of Westminster has married Captain James Fitzpatrick Lewis. The ceremony’s date and venue were not disclosed. Lewis, ex air force, is about 30. She previously married Hugh Grosvenor, second duke of Westminster, with a 1919 divorce final in June.
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Associated Press
London
Duchess of Westminster
James Fitzpatrick Lewis
Lewis
Air Force
France
Constance Edwina
William Cornwallis-West
Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Burley and Johnson Star in Tight Twin Falls Bout
In a cloudy recap, Carter and Swo stars lead Twin Falls. Burley nails long shots. Juke Irwin wins a wrestling match over Wayne McAfee after a short, one minute and twelve seconds. Dad wrestled briefly, pacing the action.
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Harae Taylor
Eeuneek
Carter
Johnson
Burley
Bonnes
Irwin
Wreyne _ McAfee
McAtée
Newspaper workers strike time limits set in Madrid
In Madrid authorities impose a temporary halt on editorial and printing operations from 7 a.m. Sunday to 7 a.m. Monday and forbid transmission of news intended for publication between 6 a.m. Sunday and 6 a.m. Monday. The Associated Press notes the time frame governs telegraph and telephone news dispatch.
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Madrid
Tay
Soldiers May Wear Uniforms At I W W Trial
Portland report states soldiers attending the I W W trial of Centralia murder suspects may wear uniforms though out of service. The War Department advised Washington representative Johnson that veterans should wear the red chevron of discharge on their uniforms.
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Associated Press
Portland
Centralia
Wash
War. ‘Department
Representative Johnson
Wasington
Washington
Train Wreck Kills Brakeman in Utah Collision
Salt Lake City January 23. Clifford W Hoakland of Salt Lake brakeman killed in rear end freight crash on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad twelve miles south of Salt Lake. An engineer is missing and two trainmen were hurt as the struck engine and ten cars plunged over an embankment and burned in fog.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clifford W. Hoakland
Salt Lake
Wig
Denver and Rio Grande
Here
Poultry Demonstrations Led by Pren Moore at Two Homes
Two demonstrations were conducted yesterday by Pren Moore, a poultry husbandman. One meeting took place at the Rice home, and the other at Poplar Grove.
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Pren Moore
Poulty
Rice Home
Popigr Grove
Visit to Twin Falls Ends as Maxwell Heads Home
Jack White has been visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs John Maxwell in Twin Falls for several days. Maxwell departs for his home in Wallace this morning.
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Jack White
Twin Falls
John
Maxwell
Wallace
Indictments In Communist Party Case Progress
The 85 charged in a general conspiracy indictment face violence aimed at overthrowing the government. Most names appear in separate indictments as the grand jury proceeds, with 38 members of the Communist Labor Party indicted last Wednesday. The panel shifts to evidence against IWW members and may wrap up next week.
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Criminal ‘Court
Grand Jury
City Faces Suit to Block Street Widening Plan
Bellville district court filing by Avant and Brizee seeks to stop city from widening Second Avenue and other streets at taxpayers expense in Twin Falls area. George Lind Bea Bellville and Shosheen named in contention. case aims to prevent city action.
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O. Ta. Lind
Bea
Bellville
George
Avant
Brizee
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Building Trades Union
Influzone
Federal Reserve
The
Pythias
Duchess OF ‘Westminster
Lake City
Ito
Las
Idaho
Brighton
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