Elated Press and Usury Themes Dominate Talks
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
6
Guilty Verdict Reported Despite Fractured Text
fragmented OCR items recount a guilty verdict amid unclear wording and garbled names. readables point to a legal case with authorities and witnesses, but missing details leave exact parties and charges ambiguous.
Governor Edwards replies to Bryan on Democratic harmony
In Jersey City on January 29, Gov. Edwards denounces William Jennings Bryan for attacking him as an agent of liquor interests. He says Bryan seeks the harmony of death and would turn the San Francisco convention into a morgue. Edwards pledges to strive for liberty against sectarianism and urges party life over funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated. Press
Jersey City
le Jan
William. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Eadward
Edwards
New Jersey
Bryan
Britol
San Francisco
Gabriel
Amug
Diia
Venus Likely Source Of Mysterious Wireless Signals
Washington January 29 Associated Press reports Dr C B Abbott Smithsonian astrophysical observatory director assistant secretary notes Mars unlikely source for mysterious earth signals. He says Venus more probable though not certain and warns Mars conditions would not support life. He cites Earth's colder climate, water vapor on Mars, and lack of canals as reasons against Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earth
William Marconi
Mars
Venus
C. B. Abbot
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian Institution
Abbott
Campbell
Lick Observatory
Polar
Barnard
Hale
Four American Red Cross workers held by Bolsheviks
Washington reports a cable from Vladivostok to Red Cross HQ stating four American workers are prisoners but not in danger. The names given include Dr W H Ford of Kingston Oklahoma, Dr J N Mehill of Jaroso Colorado, Otto W Lowe of New York, and Edward E Charette of Stockton California.
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Washington
Cross
Siberia
Red Cross
Vladivostok
W. "H. Ford
Kingston
Oklo
J. N. Mehill
Jaroso
Colo
Ea Otto Ww. Lowe
New York
Edward EE. Charette
Stockton
Calif
Vladivo“stok
Red- Ok
Twin Falls voters to decide 100000 school bond today
Twin Falls school patrons vote today on a 100000 bond to finish the high school addition and buy sites for future grades. Polls open 1 pm and close 5 pm, with freeholders and qualified householders eligible. District enrollment nears 3000 pupils, congestion prompts relocations and new teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin + Falls
Cyrollel
Plan to regulate packers endorsed at livestock meeting
The American National Livestock Association held its annual convention in Spokane Washington where a resolution endorsing regulation of the meat packing industry was approved. United States Senator John B Kendrick was reelected president and El Paso Texas was chosen as next year’s meeting site. A demand for prompt railroad return to private control and full Interstate Commerce Commission powers was also adopted along with strong reservations to any treaty ratification to safeguard American interests.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
American , National Livestock, Association
United States
John B. Kendrick
el Paso
Tex
Senate
Vany
Congress
Urges division of excess railroad earnings
Louisville Jan 29 Wal ker J Hines director general of rail roads urged a plan to divide excess earnings of railroads above a fair return to protect the public and ensure private capital is not discouraged He called for bold action including compulsory consolidation into a few large systems and public and labor participation in management to balance public interest and private interests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Walker J. Hines
Railroads
Transportation
Mr. Hines
Hines
Quor Use For Sickness Rules For Medicinal Liquor
Washington January 29 The Associated Press reports a new bureau issued regulations on medicinal liquor procurement and a permit system. Liquor seized before October 28 may be sold by court order to permit holders for medicinal or non beverage use. Regulators warn against profiteering by dispensers and require physicians and pharmacists to obtain permits.
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Washington
Bureau
Roper
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Eva Avant
Twin Falls High School
Albion Normal
Livestock Association
Inspector Roper
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