Pleasing Visit for Congressmen
A seven member congressional appropriations committee toured Twin Falls and nearby irrigation projects on a Sunday morning. Gov. D. W. Davis and other officials accompanied the group as they toured Parma, Arrow Rock dam, Burley, Minidooka, American Falls, and the Bruneau tract site, with Boise Payette project inspections and a banquet in Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional. Appropriations Committee
Twin Falls
J. W. Goode
Towa
Ww. R. Wood
Indiana
L. Crampton
Michigan
J. W. Byrne
Tennessee
J. M. Evans
Montana
N. J. Sinnott
Oregon
C. B. Timberlake
Colorado
W. Davis
Buhl
Boise- Payette
Parma
Arrow Rock Damm
Boise
Ccom
M. J. Sweeeley
Alvord J
Keel
J.C. Wheelon
N.S. Wright
R C. Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Sweeley
Reclamation Bureau
Mr. Sweeley
Rupert
Idaho Falls
Appropriations Committee
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Congressional Committee
West
Killed in New York: Morse Hardenbrook Dies in Accident
Morse Hardenbrook aged 25 of Schenectady was killed in an automobile crash in Schenectady last Thursday evening. Funeral services were held there Friday morning and the body buried at Twin Falls. Services are expected here later this week at the Christian church with Rev R A Schell and Rev W A Moore officiating. Hardenbrook was an employee of General Electric Company.
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Morse Hardenbrook
Schenectady
J. Hy. Lanaris
Christian Church
R.A. Schell
the Sea
W. A. Moore
Offieta Christian Church
Topeka
United States Court Stays Coal Mine Rail Agreement
The U S circuit court of appeals stayed and suspended the injunction issued by Judge Dayton at Philippi West Virginia restraining the Baltimore and Ohio and all railroads east of the Mississippi from giving coal mines preferential treatment in car assignments.
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Associated Press
Ashentirie
Nec
United States
Rcuit
Court of Appeals
Vedenu Judee Dayton
Philippippi
We. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Mississippi
Cis
Fred Denton Hurt In Stampede By Heavy Horse
Fred Denton of Van Buren street sustained a broken breastbone and other injuries when a heavy draft horse trampled him Sunday night at the barn while feeding a work team. He is at home under Dr W E B Pike care and resting easily in satisfactory condition. The report notes Denton was releasing tangled animals when both horse and cow trod him. Meanwhile chamber of commerce officials seek public petitions on time zone preference for Twin Falls, weighing Pacific versus Mountain time and possible change if local sentiment supports it.
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Fred Denton
van Buren Street
W. Eb, Pike
Twin Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Twin Talls
Chase Appears for Derick Fisher at Sunday Service
K Chase stood in for Derick Fisher at the Methodist church Sunday morning addressing the need for stronger Patriotism and unified Americanism. Fisher was unable to attend. Chase, United Americans Association organizer, warned of unrest and urged national action to direct classes toward loyalty and patriotism.
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Trederick Vining Fisher
Frank A.hse
Methodist Chotel
Mr. Fisher
Sisiday
Kase
United Americans Association
United States
Federal employees push for $3 daily minimum wage
Chicago July 17. A national campaign by federal employees to obtain pay increases will begin soon, announced Charles F. Nagle, vice president of the National Federation of Federal Employees. He said that efficiency requires a living wage and that Congress should set a $3 per day minimum for federal workers.
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Chicago
Charles F. Nagie
National Federation of Federal Employes
Conference Postponed On Brussels Finance Meet Plan
Washington reports the international finance conference in Brussels is postponed to September. Official circles indicate the United States may be unofficially represented if attendance is possible without government funds.
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Washington
United States
Brussels
Missouri celebrates birth of state in 1820
Jefferson City July 19 Missouri marks its centennial as a de facto state with full officers and the adoption of a constitution on July 19 1820.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Census figures show growth in Henderson and Rapid City
Census report from Washington dated July 19 notes Henderson Kentucky with 12,168 residents, up 717 or 6.3 percent. Rapid City South Dakota posts 5,777 residents, up 1,923 or 49.9 percent.
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Washington
Henderson
Rapid City
S. D
Auto overturn injures Ag. Royer near Hagerman Nev
R C Royer of Hagerman Nev suffered a dislocated shoulder when the automobile she rode in turned turtle on the Toda Hevea path Sunday afternoon. The group traveling from Oakley Idaho to Twin Falls included Mr Boyer and his daughters Dollie Boyer of Hagerman and Mrs Charles Ryan and three children. They were moving at a fair speed when the rear end skidded into a furrow.
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R. C. Royer
Hungerman
Nev
Boyer
Boyd Hospital
Boyer l
Dollie Boyer
Hagerman
Charles
Ryan
Oakley
Idaho
Twin Talla
Car crash injures driver and child on road embankment
An accident on the roadside left Mr Boyer pinned beneath a piece of ice on the embankment while Dr. Boyd from Hansen treated him. One of Mrs Ryan's children suffered facial bruises and a baby was hurt. others were badly shaken as the car, with top and windshield destroyed, sustained about $125 damage.
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Boyer
Dr. Boyd
Hansen
Bolsheviks Reach Pripet Marshes Front Near Husso Line
Warsaw reports Bolshevik westward advance to the edge of the Pripet marshes near the former Husso German battle line. Poles are making a stand as heavy fighting rages. Bolsheviks move armored trains from Minsk southwest rail lines toward Mezir and Kalengovit.
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Warsaw
Pripet Marshes
Minsk
Mezir
Kalengovit
Occupied by Greeks report from Adrianople delays westward move
Adrianople remains in Greek hands as reports say their westward advance has stalled for a week. Telegraphic and mail links between Adrianople and Constantinople are cut, with Col Jafar Tayar, the Turkish commander, believed to have severed lines. Train service is disrupted as a result.
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Constantinople
Adrianople
Jafar Tayar
Adrinople
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