City Council Endorses Street Improvements and Paving Plan
The city council endorsed the street committee head’s plan to construct an approach to the fire station. Four Shoshone street alley crossings will be paved at about 170 dollars, with Sunday work on Mini-Teka street fronting the freight depot to keep weekday access clear. The sidewalk district assessment roll of 13 072 48 was confirmed and bids invited for sidewalk work including a Main avenue east repair.
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Shoshone Street
Vomanrence
Mini- Teka Street
Tr. Woods
Main Avenue
Second Street
Mr. Woods
George H. Smith
Smith
Sunnybrook Tennis Club Hosts Social at Irene Frost Home
The Sunnybrook Tennis club enjoyed a pleasant social evening at Miss Irene Frosts country home Saturday. Miss Mable E Hansén, active in the club, entertained Sunday as she departs soon for her Denver home. Guests Marjorie Jewett Hester Jewett Riva Bowen and Jennie Hubbard attended a delightful Rose Worth ranch house party last week.
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Sunnybrook
Irene Frost
Marjorie
Hester Jewett
Riva Bowen
Jennie Hubbard
Rose Worth Ranch
Hotel Arrivals At Local Hotels Yesterday
A list of names registered at local hotels yesterday includes Perrine A J Holm Miler Wi and Mra Z W ee Mr and Ofra G P Bennett Buhl S Cluesterce W BH Madigan Poet Paul S Ackel FE Schallenverger Boise Frank Parrott Careyaul Murphy Springer Caldwell Rogerson Mrs Carl M Grayson Bellevue No A Spence Shoshone Jr mB Weill Pocatello TO Koerner Idaho Fills 1 1 Gaylord Boise Mr and Mrs C J Miller Castelford Jack Ashinfattin Jerome.
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Perrine
A. J
Holm Miler
Z. W Ee
Ofra
G. P. Bennett
Buhl
S. Cluesterce
W. BH
Madigan
Paul S. A. ‘Fackel
Schallenverger
Boise
Frank Parrott
Careyaul
Murphy Pepringer
Caldwells Rogerson
Carl M
Grayson
Bellevue
A. Spence
Shoshone
Mb -Weill
Pocatello
TO. Koerner
Wdaho
Gaylord
C.J. Miller
Castelford
Jack Ashinfattin
Jerome
Railroad Brotherhoods to Receive Morning Award Session
The meeting marks the first in over a year with sixteen rail groups represented. Secretive proceedings reviewed credentials of delegates from the Rock Island system while S. E. Weberting urged caution against a general strike, noting engineers and switchmen demand higher pay and a possible concerted action if living standards fail to rise.
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Wends Todas Jor
Engineers’ Union
Rock Island
Wnn
Fender
S. E. Weberting
Switchmen's Union
North America
Lawere
Inet
Noted Japanese Opinion on Immigration Restriction Heard
Ik A Kanzaki secretary of the Japanese Association of America told the House immigration committee that restricting Japanese immigration is acceptable but 80 000 to 40 000 more could be absorbed in addition to the 87 000 already. He said this would help balance gender ratio and not worsen racial or economic issues. Kawakami faced tough questioning about his work in the United States and links to Japanese officials. He rejected a letter as a decoy for Senator Phelan, noting notes were discarded as waste.
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Cage Yardmen’s Association
John Gronan
Chicago
Grunau Wis
United States
Tood
Associated Ross
San Francisco
A. P Kanzaki
Japanese Association of America
Immigration and Naturalization Committee
House of Representatives
Jand
Kanzaki
Siegel
K. K. Kawakami
Kawakami
Sbut
George Shima
Phelan
Mr. Kawakami
Senator Phelan
Soviet Government Rejects British Armistice Proposals
London July 20 The Russian Soviet government rejects the British note on an armistice with Poland and Baltic states. It says direct talks with Poland could yield a more favorable frontier and refuses to surrender forces and refugees in south Russia. The Times notes the reply being sarcastic and potentially widening Polish-British tensions.
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Associated Press
London
Poland
London Times
Times
Britain
Baltic States
Russia
Limes
the Times
Great Britain
Governor Morrow to Deliver Address at Northampton Ceremony
Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky will notify Coolidge and deliver the keynote at a Northampton Massachusetts ceremony on July 27. J Henry Roraback, Connecticut GOP committee member, announces the plan, with William Allen White of Kansas chairing the notification committee. Roraback said White would speak if health permits.
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Wartford
Conti
Edwin P. Morrow
Keni‘ Wit
Northampton
Maxs
J. Henry Roraback
Forgeries Claim Over Two Checks Against Bank
Ross accuses First National Bank of Twin Falls of paying two forged checks signed with his name. He claims C. J. Riggs wrote checks for 20 and 18 dollars and forged Ross's signature. The bank allegedly charged the items to Ross's account after cashing on January 15 and January 18, 1920.
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TM. Ross
First National Bank of
Twin Falls
C. J. Riggs
Ross
Rosas Povers
Police Court fines local motorist for fire hose hit
Louis Kimble was fined 25 dollars by Police Judge W A Mins for running over a stretched fire hose across Second avenue south with his car. Other briefs note American Legion adjutant Leslie Alberts heading to Portland for meetings, Mrs Effie Ross of Burley dies at 34 leaving seven children, threshing price clarification by county agent H E Powers, prosecutors investigate Evangelist Lewis in Buhl, district court arguments in State versus Ramseyer, and a building permit for Wm Werner plus Twin Falls Rebekah lodge meeting tonight.
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Louis Kimble
W. A. Minsnick
Kimble
Second Avenue South
American Legion Conference
Lester I. Alberts
The
American Legion
Portland
Rosy
Effie Ross
Burley
W. S. Ross
DeWitt Chapel
W. A. Moore
Twin Falls
Farm Bureau
E. Powers
Stephan
Duvall
Buhl
Evangelist Lewis
Lewis
H. Ramseyer I
J. R. Abel
K. Hackman
W. 2. Guthrie
Wm. Werner
Rebekah Lodge
Otcock
F. Hall
Smalley and Bradish divorce actions noted in district court
District court notes disclose Ralph Smalley versus Della Smalley filed for divorce. I H Squires versus Euphrasia Squires sees a supplemental transfer and close-complaint by the defendant. May Bradish versus John D Bradish reports a decree for the plaintiff with the defendant ordered to pay 20 dollars monthly child support for Della May Bradish.
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District Court
Ralph Smalley
Della M. Smalley
I. H. Squires
Euphrasia
Squires
May’ Bradish
John D. Bradish
Della May Bradish
Committee To Meet Today For Real Work In Convention
The committee meets today for real work as visiting members report to the governor and Roosevelt on outlooks in their states. Governor Cox announces his preferred chairman, H. Moore, praising his energy, popularity, and dedication to the convention effort. The roster includes Texas delegates, Isadore Cockwell, Dr. J. W. Morrow of Oregon, and White of Ohio, with Moore touted as the likely choice.
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Roosevelt
Mack
Thomas B. Love
Texas
Isadore B. Cockwelled
California
J. W. Morrow
Oregon
White
Ohio
Cox
Moore
H. Moore
Winning Cox photograph chosen for campaign use
Governor Cox selected the official photograph to be used during the campaign. Known in Ohio as the winning Cox picture it has graced the governor's three successful gubernatorial campaigns and posters in San Francisco. National committee officials prepare to order several million photographs.
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Moore
Cox
Ohio
San Francisco
National Committee
Local residents return from visits and trips
Personal Miss Atwilda Odor returns from Athion Normal after a six week course. Mia McCormick of Burlay comes home after a weekend with Mrs Walter Denton. Mr and Mrs R R Spafford and Eloise return from an outing at Guyer and Hailey. Mrs C D Williams of Gooding visits Twin Falls. H J Spafford transacts business in Boise this week. Mary Bradish returns from Buhl. Yellowstone trip highlights two weeks away with many eastern tourists. Andrew Johnson and Lewiston guests stay about a month. Edith Jennings visits from Kearney Nebraska. Katherine Livingston visits from Boise.
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Atwilda Odor
Athion Normal School
Mia
McCormick
Burlay
Walter Denton
Jack
Fanniey Barr S
Clearbakes
Twin Falls
Amy Bowen
Salt Lake
Tack
Cocoran
R. R. Spafford
Eloise
H. J. Spafford
Boise
Mary Bradish
Buhl
Frank Hann
W. .A. Spalding
Wilma
Yellowstone Park
Andrew Johnson
Lewiston
Twin Fairy
S&s. L. Johnson
L. L. Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Edith Jennings
Kearney
Neb
J. R. Churchill
Katherine Livingston
Yis
Helen Honnald
Lumber Camps To Reopen Across Oregon Rivers
More than 30 lumber camps along the Columbia and Willamette rivers in Oregon will resume operations by week’s end after their usual summer closure. The announcement stated camps had been shut for a few weeks of the season.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Columbia
Willamette Rivers
Sunday’s Willing Bryan Prohibition Ticket Rumor
Hood River Oregon July 19 Rev William A Sunday would accept the vice presidency if nominated with William Jennings Bryan as president on the prohibition ticket and Bryan would accept the nomination if offered.
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Hood River
Ore
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
William A. Sunday
Tragic Death From Fall Into Scalding Boiler
Seven year old Dorothy Parish daughter of Mr and Mrs W Parish of a Twin Falls area ranch died at Boyd hospital after falling into a wash boiler filled with scalding water yesterday morning. She was rushed to hospital but succumbed before 10 oclock that night. The body lies at DeWitt undertaking parlors.
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Dorothy, .Parish
Parish
Twin Falls
Boyd Hospital
DeWitt Undertaking
Miners Entombed After Renton Mine Blast Rescue Underway
Rescue workers pushed to reach nine men trapped by a mine explosion at Union Collieries Renton plant 18 miles from Pittsburg. Officials corrected the toll from eight to nine missing, including three fire bosses, three pumpers, and three laborers. A lampman reported a fire boss asked to restore electric power moments before the blast.
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Associated Fréss
Pittsburg
Penna
Union’ Collieries Company
Renton
Union
Mike Thomas
Hee
John
Lutman
Thomas
Irish court opens with 12 of 296 jurors present
Cork July 13. When the court of assizes opened today only 12 of 296 jurors were present and the inquest into the death of Commissioner Smyth was postponed due to juror shortages. Sinn Fein ordered Irishmen not to attend the English court behind barbed wire sandbags and bayonets.
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Cork
Court of Assizes
Smyth
Royal Irish Constabulary
Assize
Sinn Fein
Protests Over Regime Misconduct Prompt Jury Boycott
Citizens denounce the Shropshire regiment looting and killings during March 10 11 outrages and condemn government failures to punish. They demand justice for Mayor MacCurtain and vow to abstain from attending the upcoming assizes, urging jurors to mirror the protest.
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Shropshire
MacCurtain
Howat and associates must testify or face jail ruling
The Kansas supreme court upheld Judge Curran’s order that Alexander M. Howat and Kansas Mine Workers officials testify before the state industrial relations court or go to jail. Howat and others had refused subpoenas in the Kansas coal field probe and were briefly jailed on contempt. Howat says the ruling will be ignored and warns of possible trouble, asserting miners nationwide will back the campaign against the court.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
Alexander M. Howat
Kansas
Workers Union
New Kansas Industrial Relations Court
Supreme Court
Andrew Curran
Crawford County
Howat
August Dorcy
Thomas Harvey
Curran
Robert Foster
Thomas
Cunningham
Kansas City
Kansas State Supreme Court
Crawford County Court
Kansas Mine
Kansas Industrial Relations Court
Allen
Industrial Court
Sale of Sioux City baseball club likely this week
July 19 report from Sioux City Iowa says the sale of the Sioux City baseball club is imminent. The transfer would move ownership from the Booster Athletic association to a small group of three or four men, with one holding the major portion of stock, possibly before Saturday.
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Sioux’ City
Iowa
Sioux City
Siouxx City Booster Athletic Association
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City Council
Kentucky
Coolidge
Ikons
Porothy
Wright
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