Twin Falls Boosters Attend Idaho Reclamation Session
A hundred Twin Falls delegates travel to Burley for the Idaho Reclamation Association session. Discussion centers on Snake River flood control, American Falls dam capacity, storage for Twin Falls North Side Minidoka and related projects, with cost sharing by participating entities.
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Twin
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Twin Falls
Burley
Idaho Reclamation, Association
Idaho
Snake River
American
Peltow
Minidoka
Bruneau
Reclamation Department of
State ‘of
Idaho: Reclamation
Associa ‘Tion
Wilhelmstrasse Patrols Under Guard Reported
Fragmentary AP dispatch notes patrols on Wilhelmstrasse under guard at night. Text is garbled, with unclear references to a patrol car and guard actions, lacking concrete dates, places, or outcomes.
Mexican manifesto urges generals to back Bonillas for civilian presidency
The Associated Press reports a Mexico manifesto warns against a country split into two armed camps. It urges Generals Pablo Gonzales and Alvaro Obregon to support Ignacio Bonillas, ambassador to the United States, to avoid inevitable conflict and restore civilian leadership. It notes the goal to end the military caste post Huerta and recalls support for Carranza in 1917.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Democratic Party of Mexico
Huerta
Mexico
Caproni Giant Airliner Built by Italians Near Milan
A giant Caproni passenger airplane, driven by 3,000 horsepower motors and designed to carry 100 passengers, is nearing readiness for trials near Milan. Augustus A. Post told the state aviation commission after returning from Europe that aviation is far ahead of the United States and that Europe plans extensive air routes from England to India, through Africa, with France and Belgium expanding lines to connect northern Africa with Paris.
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Associated Press
New York
Caproni
Milan
Augustus A.” Post
State Aviation Commission
Post
Europe
t+he Aero club
England
France
Italy
Belgium
United States
India
Africa
Paris
Wobblies on trial for Armistice Day murders
The trial of eleven alleged members of the Industrial Workers of the World charged with murder in connection with the Armistice Day killings at Centralia, Washington began in Moneseano. The court overruled a change of venue and severance motions affecting Loren Roberts. Juror examination started with 467 Grays Harbor citizens summoned for various venires.
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Associated Press
Monesano
Wash
Industrial ‘Workers’ of the World
Centralia
Loren: Roberts
Roberts
Grays Harper
Gompers Defeated for AFL Delegates Role in Union
New York Jan 26 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor loses a delegate election to the Cigar Makers International Union convention local B44 He had belonged for 40 years and was deemed too conservative Gompers will be 70 years old tomorrow.
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The
Red Cross workers captured in Russia raise concern
A Bolshevik capture list from Kliucin skaia station includes Dr. W. H. Kingston Oklahoma Dr. J. N. Medill Jarosa Colo Pharmacist Wm O Lowe New York City and E H Charette Stop ton Calif Captors unknown Consuls report seven American railway engineers also seized and escaped to Irkutsk as efforts to verify who seized the Americans and to secure their release proceed with no word on women involved.
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W. H. Kingston
Oklahoma
J. N
Medill
Jarosa
Colo
O. Lowe
Seventy Sevenths
Street
New York City
E. H.charette
Stopton
Calif
Red Cross
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Ray Hansen
Irkutsk
Colonel Blunts
Stevens Commission
America
Khuchinskaya
trans-Siberian
Taishet
Ithe
Evacuation of Red Cross Workers From Siberia Ordered
At Vladivostok Red Cross headquarters 300 workers are to be evacuated on the first available transport. Three trains carry personnel from cutting points, with 100 women among them. Volunteers among male staff will supervise distribution of civil relief supplies and care for about 500 children sent from Petrograd. The operation follows prior care of the children since their arrival from European Russia.
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Vladivostok
Red Cross
Siberia
Harbin
Chita
Petrograd
Russia
Howat Says Strike 5 Not Authorized
Pittsburg Kansas January 26 No statement from Alexander Howat president of district 14 of United Mine Workers of America regarding his stance on the strike of 450 coal miners who refused to work as a protest against the new industrial court law Howat said the strike was not authorized by district 14 mine officials and reflects opposition from Kansas labor in general He noted that national officials of the United Mine Workers may urge miners to stay out of Kansas and that many at work had decided to leave.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kas
Alexander Howat
Tinted
America
District 14
Kansas
Labor
Hewat
United Mine” Workers
Kansas AG Hopkins to probe Pittsburg coal strike
Topeka Kas Jan 96 Richard I Hopkins attorney general of Kansas left tonight for Pittsburg to investigate a reported soft coal miners strike in protest against the industrial law. He said he had instructions to prosecute under the criminal provisions if violated and that he is only gathering information. Governor Allen said the new law would be enforced.
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Topeka
Kas
Richard I. Hopkins
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kans
Hopkins
Allen
Radicals to Go on Trial on April 5
Chicago January 26 Trial dates were set for April 5 for fourteen accused radicals. Assistant States Attorney M E Barnhart and Lloyd Hethe agreed to the schedule with attorneys for members of the Communist Labor Party. Pleas of not guilty were entered to charges of conspiracy and advocating the overthrow of the government by force.
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Associated Press
Chicago
M. EL. Barnhart
Lloyd Hethe
Labor
Ort Hares
New York Socialist Assembly Rescue Effort Fails Again
In Albany five suspended socialist assemblymen face a resumed trial before the assembly judiciary committee after a fourth failed bid to reseat them. The Bar Association opposes suspension, while Assembly Speaker Sweet upholds procedural points. Committee counsel plan to call federal agents as witnesses.
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Associated Press
al. Bany
N. Y
Socialist Assembly
Owill
Assembly Judiciary Committee
New-York
William Cc. Amos
Charles
B. Hughes
T. C. ‘Sweet
Amos
Simon L. Adler
House
Sweet
Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Influenza Surge Predicted In New York For Tomorrow
New York City health officials warned of at least 3000 new influenza cases expected tomorrow despite a drop in today’s totals. Health Commissioner Copeland remained cautious, saying deaths may not rise materially while preliminary reports hint at continuing high case numbers and nursing staff concerns.
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New. York
New York
Copeland
Bi Partisan Treaty Talks Collapse In Senate Fight
Washington Jan 26 The bi partisan conference to ratify the peace treaty ends as Senator Lodge refuses changes to Monroe Doctrine and Article 10 Democrats withdraw for conference Hitchcock signals fault lines and Senate leaders admit no chance of agreement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
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R. D. ‘King
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Parken
TOODE
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Jan
Kliucinskaia
Ford
Louis Marshall
Charles, Evans Hughes
Joseph ‘B. M. Proskauer
New York Bar Association
New York State Assembly
Howat
Bar Association
Lodge
McNary
Mild Reservation
Teaders
Otha Bendtor
Zehr
Ben Todge
Tively
Guddens
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