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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

4

Hays appoints 171 to policy and platform advisory

Will Hays heads a 171 member advisory committee on party policies and platform including 19 women. The panel, chaired by Ogden L. Mills Jr and John Callan O’Loughlin, aims to gather expert input across fields to shape a constructive Republican program for the party’s future.

Ban Ogden L. Mills Jr New York City John Callan Olaughin Mr. Hays Republican ‘Party Pathe Republican Party The Republic Hays

American Falls dam may become world’s largest irrigation reservoir

At a Burley meeting, officials said the American Falls site could hold 3,000,000 more acre feet of water, potentially making it the largest irrigation reservoir. Barry Dibble of the U S reclamation service cited Snake River yields of 2.5 to 5 million acre feet. Attendees noted benefits like increased school census and local irrigation prospects across Minidoka County and Twin Falls area.

Twin Falls Burley Barry Dibble United States Reclamation Service Dibble Snake River O. H. Barber Idaho M. J. Sweeley Twin J. R. Dampier Rupert Minidoka

Fragmented Names list from a political clipping in flux

A garbled OCR sequence lists numerous names and places such as Vanvalkenburg Pennsylvania Vanderlip New York Miss Ha Wittum Illinois Eliot Slab er George Walker Washington Henry Giralthes Lown Mrs Barclay Warburton Senator James Ja Wiratson Indiana Harry Ay Wheeler William Allen White Horace Wilkinson New York William St Will Cox Silas Williams Tennessee Hen Wion Indiana Wilson Woodmansee Illinois Congressman Yates Theodore Youmans Wisconsin.

National Committee Pato Henry J. Allen Kansas Henry W. Anderson Virginia Yney Anderson Minnesota Rupert Asplund New Mexico W. B. Ayer Oregon James, B. Babb California W. P. Bynum North Carolina R. J. Caldwell New York M. D. Cameron Nebraska Thomas Campbell Arizona Milo Campbell Michigan Arthur Capper Robert D. Cary Wyoming Daniel L. Cease Ohio Robert R. Church Tennessee George S. Cochran Everett Colby New Jersey William “Collier Washington Frederick Frelinghuysen S. A. Furniss Indiana James.Garfield Fred'k H. Gillett Massachusetts George W. Goethals Lyman G. Goff Rhode Island James W. Good Owa Arthur T. Wadley Connecticut Herbert S. Hadley Colorado John Hays Hammond D. C Mary Garrett Hay Caroline Hazard Rhodes Island George C.‘Hazlett Myron T. Herrick Winians. Heyburn Kentucky Daniel C. .Jaeckling James W. Johnson Julius Kahn Otto Kahn Patrick Kelley Irani T. Knox New Hampshire Philander C. Knox Pennsylvania Albert D. Lasker Winds Irvine L Lenroot Wisconsin William Draper Lewis William H. Lewis A. J. Lines Louisiana G. B. Lockwood Henry Capot Lodge William Loeb Jr Nicholas Longworth W.gladen Lowndes Maryland J. B. Luhriesi P. H. McCarthy Robert R. McCormick Iinois M. B. McFarlane Fioria Schuyler Merritt Walter McNabb Miller Missouri Ogden L. Mills Juu Frank W. Mondell Alexander P. Moore Harry 8 New Charles W. Nibley Utah John Nildes Oklahoma Joh I. Nolan Peter Norbeck South Dakota Marie Obenauer Herschel C. Ogden West Virginia John Callan Clanent PD. C Lemi Oldham Mississippi Frank C. “Parentes Vermont John C. Schaffer Mindis Jaco Gould Schumm Albert Shaw R. W. Shingle Hawaii Roscoe Conklin Simnimona George A. Soden Illinois John.g South B. F. Spalding North Dakota Henry’ Suzzallo Vanvalkenburg Vanderlip Wion

Action Deferred on Sale of Former German Liners

Washington January 28 Action on bids for 30 of the former German liners seized in the United States was deferred by the shipping board after a protest by Secretary Baker. He urged against sale of such vessels and asked that the matter be presented to President Wilson. Baker, ill with a severe cold, has also raised the issue with the Senate Commerce Committee as it seeks a permanent merchant marine policy. The question has been referred to War Department officials for conference with Chairman Payne, who promised no action until then. President Wilson is final decision on the disposition of the vessels.

Washington United States Poard Baker War Department Army, Transport Reserve Payne Wilson Senate Commerce; Committee

Two Divorce Suits Filed by Mis-Mated Couples

In district court yesterday Josephine Buckingham seeks divorce from Wilbur Buckingham after a marriage on November 22, 1902, citing cruelty. She requests $25 monthly alimony, her share of community property, and custody of three minor children. John Ms Curran sues Martha Curran for divorce from a January 31, 1917 marriage, with one minor child. custody sought by the father.

Josephine Buckingham Wilbur Buckingham John Ms. Curran Martha Curran

Galliher Sues Twin Falls Realty for 1660 Commission

J A Galliher filed suit in district court against Twin Falls Realty Co claiming 1660 is due as his 6 percent commission on land sales in Marshall project Utah worth 31200. He acted as sub agent for the property.

J. A. Galliher Twin Irails Realty Company Marshall Project Utah Galliher Twin Falls Realty Company

Removal of Lien Sought Against Twin Falls Canal Co

Oscar Strong filed in district court to lift a lien on land owned by him but held by the Twin Falls Canal Co. The action seeks to force removal of the encumbrance and clear title.

Oscar Strong Twin Falls Canal Company Canal Company

Estimates Project Army Size and Costs After Surplus Stocks

Mondell and committee chairmen say regular Army and National Guard would stay at authorized maximums. They note surplus equipment and inadequate guard facilities, predicting National Guard totals may be 350,000 rather than 425,000. The War Department estimates are revised with annual costs projected for 1921 and 1922.

Sory Universal Mondell Army National Guard

Hanlon and Allison billed for Waterloo bout tonight

The upcoming boxing card at Waterloo features Hanlon and Allison in a scheduled ten round bout. Officials expect a competitive clash as fans pack the arena for the main event tonight.

Waterloo Town

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