Congress Fails To Advance Key Budget Bills
Washington, June 30. Congress failed to advance remaining appropriation bills as leaders hoped to clear the legislative calendar before July 1. Only the naval appropriation, about 616 million dollars, was completed. Conference agreements were reached on others, including army and air service funding, with disputes over air service limits. The Senate planned a night session, but House opposition postponed final action. two major measures were sent to the White House for approval: the 26 million agricultural appropriation and daylight saving and wire control sunset provisions.
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Ithe Associated Press
Washington
Congresa
Senate
House
Tegin‘ping
Fistoryéar
Wilson
District of ‘Columbia
White House
Notice of Attachment in Fourth Judicial District Court
The District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls issued on June 18 1919 a writ of attachment against Carl Fuse Lester Hice and Lois Hice for 2215 dollars. The notice states the court action and documents a court decision dated June 45 1919.
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Court of the Fourth Sudicial
Twin Falls
Bawards
Carl Fuse
Lester Hice
Lois Hice
Thinks Heads of League Are Disloyal
Sheriff O C Lee testifies at Townley Gilbert conspiracy trial that the Non Partisan League is not wholly disloyal but some speakers and organs within it were. He cited wartime meetings at Ellington and a Lakefield speech by Gilbert as evidence.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Minn
O. C. Lee
Jackson Courtty
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
League
Lee
Jackson County Draft Board
Non-Partisan League
Ewington, Minn
Irving Freitag
A. E B. Anderson
Lakefield
Gilbert
Anderson
American Steel Prices Undercut British Makers in UK
In London on June 30 Sir Auckland Geddes told the House of Commons that American steel firms quote lower prices in the United Kingdom than British manufacturers. He said the government would not restrict iron and steel imports due to strong domestic demand and export needs. Lt. Col. Sir F Hall noted American underselling by at least ninety shillings a ton and pressed for protection, but Geddes replied no action planned.
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London
Aukland Geddes
Board of Trade
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Great Britain
F. Hall
Sir Auckland
Sir Auckland Geddes
Probation Officers Cite Drought Devastation at Institution
John Ault and Misa Warrington reported severe crop losses due to a long dry spell around St. Anthony and Rexburg. They noted wheat and beets ruined, fields plowed for a new crop, hay scarce, fruit and potatoes killed by frost, and 25 of 29 irrigation ditches dry. Ault offered a menu sample from the institution, detailing meals for children and staff during the period of drought.
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John Ault
Misa Jessie Warrington
Rigby
Reform School
Mids - Werrington
Patial
University’ Extension
St. Anthony
Rexbury
Ault
Sardinia Open to American Trade Says U S Official
Dr Alfred P Denna American commerce official reports Sardinia offers ample resources for barter with the United States. He cites cork olive oil tomato paste wool cheese and other native products in excess of local needs and envisions direct New York Sardinia trade with banking and agency setups. He notes Sardinians are simple friendly and keen on friendship.
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Rome
Sardinia
Alfred P. Denna
United States
New York
Sardinian
Island
Peace League and world role in postwar policy
The interview with Ida Tarbell covers ratification of the peace treaty and League of Nations, isolationism versus international engagement, and Monroe doctrine. Tarbell argues for participation in world movements, notes Germany's expected reactions, and discusses Russia and Sinn Fein with cautious optimism for liberal, parliamentary paths to Irish home rule.
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League’ of Nations
Ida M
Qarbell
League
Miss Tarbell
Peace League
Russia
Gould
Sinn Fein
Ireland
League of Nations
Forest Fire in Wyoming Placed Under Control
The Wolf creek watershed forest fire in Wyoming is under control according to Fred Morell acting district forest supervisor. Burning since last Thursday the blaze has destroyed about 2 000 acres of timber.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Wolf Creek
Wyoming
Fred Morell
Miss Tarbell’s Four Month France Mission with Delegates
Miss Tarbell spent four months in France with press privileges and prior acquaintance with many leading delegates and experts from the United States England and France.
Local Highway District Supervisor Travel Report Noted
An unclear report describes Wry Ye and Johnson from the highway district traveling to Halt Lake City to discuss contract work for a crusher project. Mentions include references to Anereek crushing and Western in fluent terms, with multiple garbled phrases about their route and purpose.
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Johnson
Highway District
Lake City
Anereek Crushing
Frank Kendall Returns to Make Home Here
Wormer Sheriff Frank M Kendall and his family arrived Sunday night from Burley to stay for good Mr Kendall will take charge of the business of the Keel Wilkins Stronk Lumber company While in Burley he had charge of the Reynolds Brothers Hardware business
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Wormer
Frank M. Kendall
Burley
Mr. Kendall
Keel, Wilkins & Stronk Lumber Company
Reynolds Brothersto Hardware
Decrees for Desertion Render Divorces in Court
Judge W A Babcock granted three divorces yesterday morning. The cases include Ida Brown from B Brown and Margaret Wilson from Frank L Wilgon. Silvia Marsden was divorced from Charles Marsden.
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Deocrees
B. Brown
Ida ‘Brown
Margaret Wilson
Frank L. Wilegon
Silvia Marsden
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Siggins
C. L. Bowen
P. Guthrie
A. J. Myers
Falls
Adele
VaLoike
Wehle
E. L. White
Mar
Nanny
Ralph Ince
Fpatty
Roscoe Arbuckle
Sardina
Covenant
Germany
D. W. Updegraff
Twin Falls, Idaho
Payette Lumber Company
GEM
State Lumber Company
Meompany Home Lumber and Coal
Nibley- Channee
Ostrander Lumber Company
Second Street
Perrine Hotel
A. Braun
Maplewear
Frank Kendall
Ene Eyry the Great
Kelevéseth
Nazimova
Alway
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