Colt Sees Covenant Needed In League of Nations Talks
President Wilson hosted three Republican senators to discuss the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations covenant. Senator Colt voiced general approval but doubts remained about certain covenant provisions while Lodge warned Congress has no right to compel a president to testify. The talks touched on Shantung, Article Ten, and broader ratification strategy amid partisan tensions.
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Louise Oder Stack in the Chronicle ballot contest
Louise Oder Stack wife of Joe Stack of Win Falls is highlighted as an energetic contestant in the Chronicle election. Both Stack and his wife are popular, with many supporters backing her bid for victory as the couple gains rent support in their campaign for winning votes.
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War era health film to be shown at theater
A film titled It to Fight, once shown at a pharmaceutical convention, will be displayed at the Lavering Theater Friday night at 9 0 clock for men and boys over 16. Arrangements were made by A. BR Colwell and other pharmaceutical groups. The film highlights anti venereal disease lessons that influenced 4 500 900 American WWI service members.
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Bridge opens with lava walls along canyon
Thousands of pedestrians peered from a 688 foot bridge as sheer lava walls and crystal streams framed the view. The bridge closed to traffic past midnight for a Saturday inspection by county commissioners, with guard rails and cables temporarily propped for safety. A telegraph service link between Nova Scotia and Treland was planned as experiments proceed.
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Texas Deputy Sheriff Leads Border Peacekeeping Efforts
Brownsville deputy sheriff Misa Charlotte McGovern of Cameron County acted as sheriff for several weeks amid the Henry Ford case. She directed peace officers and maintained order on the border while also handling court opening duties and other official responsibilities.
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China Voices Fear Over Shangtung Trade Deal
T H Hsu, president of the Shangtung assembly, warns at a China Society of America luncheon that ceding Shangtung to Japan would close the open door to world trade and spark future wars. He argues China would sacrifice its interests for peace but risk losing all of China to Japan.
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Local Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Travel
Mrs. B A Baker and Mrs Smith return from Schnider country home late this week. Miss Elsie King visits Twin Falls. Mil er crowd attends Twin Falls dance with George Walker Jimmy Greenwood Granville Davis Claburn. Booth sisters host at home then travel to Salt Lake City Nebraska. Makin visits Twin Falls from Fiden. J W Rickins of Burley guests in Twin Falls. Mrs L J Chiffgen Oakley spends Thursday in Twin Falls. Mrs G Harvey Jerome passes through en route to Pocatello. G G Wilson Eden crosses Hansen bridge, proud of local bridge. Mr and Mrs W Z Iron plan a Yellowstones trip. G D Harvard in Boise for business, returns home. Miss Johnson and party at G Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs L T Wright return from trip to Guys Hot Springs.
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Candidate Seeks New Race To Climb To The Top
The text discusses a candidate proposing an entirely new race with no votes yet. It notes enthusiasm among supporters to rise on the list and capture leadership for a prize competition. It highlights the value of prizes and the short duration of the contest as incentives for effort.
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American Legion 10 Members Get Emblem Buttons
Laverne Collier reports Idaho Legion 10 members will receive a 3/4 inch emblem button featuring a central bronze star discharge badge surrounded by a blue enamel ring and gold lettering. Wounded veterans will have a silver central replica. The sector plans a copyright by the American Legion’s legislative committee led by Take Tea and Thomas W. Miller. The Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion is not affiliated.
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Woman Invents Hat-Shaped Hair Dryer Rack
A female inventor devised a wide brimmed hat shaped rack to spread wet hair over its brim, allowing women to dry hair after shampooing more conveniently. The device aims to keep hair evenly exposed while drying.
Pocket-Sized European Thief Alarm Explodes on Motion
A newly invented thief alarm from Europe fits in a vest pocket and triggers a cartridge explosion when any object placed above it is moved. This compact device aims to deter thieves by delivering an audible and visible alert upon disturbance.
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