McCormick Witnesses Ford Libel Case At Mount Clemens
Associated Press report from Mount Clemens Michigan details Colonel R R McCormick president of the Tribune Company testifying in the $1,000,000 libel suit filed by Henry Ford. Ford and son Edsel expected to testify next day as McCormick discusses wartime payroll practices and the 1916 newspaper article labeling Ford an anarchist.
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Associated Press
Mount Clemens
Mith
R. R. McCormick
Tribune Company of Chicago
Henry Ford
Ford
Edsel
Lucking
Tribune
War Department
National Guard
McCormick
The
Japanese government did not seek peace with Germany
The Associated Press reports from Washington that the Japanese government has never sought to enter into any treaty relations with Germany since the start of the war, and no agents have entertained any such propositions, according to the Japanese embassy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Winters and Son of Malad Visit Twin Falls for Business
W Winters and his son from Malad travel to Twin Falls for a short business trip staying a few days. They plan meetings with local partners and to explore opportunities in the area.
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W. Winters
Son of
Malad
Twin Falls
Hart makes brief business trip to Twin Falls yesterday
Ben Hart of Contact motored to Twin Falls yesterday for a short business trip.
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Ben Hart
Contact
Twin Falls
Buhl Glub Festival Planned By Local Club
Announcement by ALT O Reilly club leader that a boys and girls festival will be held at the school house in Buhl on Saturday July 19. Meeting to discuss business and fall exhibits with emphasis on farm bureau connections and local visitors from Berger Filer and other areas.
Salt poisoning ruled hog cholera suspicion calls
Dr W A Sullivan answered inquiries over several days about suspected hog cholera. The investigations concluded the illnesses were caused by salt poisoning rather than cholera, clarifying the health issue for hog herds.
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W. A. Sullivan
American Legion Weekly Arrives With Praise and Plans
Copies of the American Legion Weekly arrived in Twin Falls detailing the first volume's July 4 issue. The 32 page flat magazine highlights organization news, a Pershing cablegram, praise from Taft and others, and Frankin Lane outlining lands reclamation for soldiers.
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American Legion Weekly
American Legion
Twin Falls
Organization of
the Legion
General Pershing
William H. Taft
Sims
Lord Northcliffe
Peyton March
Newton D. Baker
Josephus Danjiels
Frankli K. Lane
Rupert Hughes
Christy Mathewson
Walter Camp
Harry Woodhouse
Briggs
Lynd
Minidoka County suit seeks eight thousand terms
The article reports a demand for 7780 dollars from Minidoka County tied to Hansen bridge threes. It notes attempts by the commission to obtain funds promised by a former board, with the current board denying payment and a suit filed in the district court. It also mentions a divorce suit by Bret O. Smith against Maude Smith and references various local court actions and visits by residents.
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Minichoki
Hansen Bridge
Minidoka County
Board of Commissioners
Phillstdleigehway
Pwin Falls County
Bret ON
Smitlh
Fron
Maude Smith
Case set for Central Meat market hearing after judge returns
Attorneys for both sides reached a stipulation before Police Judge W A Minnick that the Central Meat market case be heard as soon as Judge Bothwell returns to Twin Falls from Hailey.
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W. A. Minnick
Central
Bothwell
Twin Falls
Hailey
Berlin minister asks for volunteers to guard transit
Gustav Noske the German defense minister was urged by the citizens league to call volunteers to man Berlin surface and subway lines. The strike dispute over arbitration continues between workers and employers. Mrs G W Garrison and her son Howard left for McKinney Texas to visit relatives on vacation.
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Berlin
Gustav Noske
Citizens League
Ballantyne Case Heard In Police Court Today
The city brings W. C. Ballantyne to the police court on charges of violating the plumbing ordinance. The hearing is scheduled for 2 o'clock today.
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W. C. Ballantyne
Nice
Iti
Water Larceny Casees Today Probate Judge O P Duvall
Probate Judge O P Duvall will preside over a water larceny case today as authorities pursue charges connected to a disputed water theft incident. The proceedings focus on proving unauthorized water access and potential theft, with local officials detailing the allegations and scheduled court actions.
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O. P .Duvall
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home solution to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It claims rapid results with a dampened sponge or brush, producing darker, glossy hair without implying medical use.
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Wyeth
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