The Stretch Neck and Neck Contest Heads to Finish
Contestants in The Chronicle Paige Campaign surge as votes pile up in the final stretch. The leaders share the top totals after the first period with a $1725 prize car and significant vote boosts during subscriptions. The next seventeen days promise heightened efforts, with the second period emphasizing 100 percent efficiency and strategic planning to clinch victory.
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The Youngest Candidates in The Chronicle Campaign
Miss Katherine Logan, likely the youngest candidate, leads in votes amid older rivals in The Chronicles campaign. She lives on the Salmon tract Route 2. John Owen, famed calf club winner breeder, is a rising rancher candidate on Route 3.
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Williams Denies Arlington Hotel Fee Charge
John Skelton Williams the comptroller of the currency told the senate banking committee that McFadden's charge he took a fee in the Arlington hotel site purchase was unfounded and scandalous. He asked McFadden to prove the accusation and said he will resume testimony after a brief adjournment. He also denied discrimination against the federal national bank of Washington and rejected claims of admin enemies spreading slander.
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Return from Tri? to Robinsons Bar
Bo oth and Leonard Smith returned Sunday evening from Robinsons Bar on the Salmon river where they camped during the hot spell. They drove a record trip without incident and will stay the rest of the summer. Mr Booth leaves for New York to buy for his department store and plans to re join his family soon. Mr Smith will not return to camp after a few days spent on business in Falls. Robinson Bar, owned by Hon Champ Clark, was the camping spot.
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City police court fines for petty offenses
Police Judge W. A. Minnick heard six petty offense cases yesterday morning with five fines imposed. Officials note drunkenness and disturbing the peace among the charges, naming several local residents and violations including restricted district parking.
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Speed Up Examination in Ford Libel Trial
Strike leaders moved to speed the Chicago Daily Tribune libel case as Judge Tucker cut off debate on objections and read a deposition by John Reed. Henry Ford testified briefly, failing to offer new views, while Elliott Stevenson for the Tribune pressed the definition of an anarchist.
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How to Jump Into First Place in a Prize Race
The piece explains a voting incentive offering 130 000 votes for two 2 year Chronicle subscriptions or $24 in business. It notes 40 000 votes for subscriptions paid before Monday night July 21 plus 50 000 extra votes per club of $24. The deadline is near and a new leader could emerge with few subscriptions due to the prize values and short competition period.
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Lawyer failed to secure Ford admission on 1915 Mexican border stance
The 1915 attempt to force Mr. Ford to admit the situation near the Mexican border, amid his opposition to mobilizing the national guard, ended without success for the lawyer.
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Troops Wound Three at Socialist Gathering in Berlin
In Berlin on July 21 independ ent socialists attempted a gathering in the Lustgarten at 2 pm. Troops fired into the crowd wounding two men and a woman after firing into the air. The crowd dispersed and order was restored amid sensational reports throughout the city.
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Bela Kun Held in Isolation by Soviets
Associated Press reports from Vienna say Bela Kun former head of the Hungarian Soviet government is in isolation. Budapest Soviet directorate members reportedly negotiating with the Allies.
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121 Are Arrested On Charge Of Kidnaping In Bisbee
July 1 Bisbee 121 residents of Bisbee and the Warren district were arrested on kidnapping charges tied to the I W W deportation incident two years ago. Sheriff James McDonald and Justice W C Jack oversaw the proceedings. Each defendant posted a $2000 bond.
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George Green Dies in California Former Twin Falls Tobacco Buyer
Word came from California of the death of George Green once in the cigar and tobacco business in Twin Falls. Mrs. Green currently resides in Twin Falls. He belonged to the local lodge of Flks.
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