Nets 10 Launch Referendum Fight
Petitions for a referendum on the prohibition constitutional amendment will be filed within 24 or 48 hours in Maine Michigan Missouri and Nevada according to the Association Opposed to National Prohibition Western headquarters. Referendum rights may be taken to the US Supreme Court after conflicting rulings as to the amendment’s constitutionality.
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Burley Social Roundup Sees Residents and Visitors
Local Burley notes report court activity and numerous visitors from Boise, Salt Lake, Portland, Seattle, and beyond. Details include Mrs J T Gaskill, Miss Mamie Higgs, and Miss Ruth Davis among attendees at church event. A Kissel car purchase and overseas Army education work are mentioned amid a busy week.
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Material Witness Fails to Appear in Ford Libel Trial
Mount Glemiens Mich July 24 A key witness in the Henry Ford libel suit for the Chicago Daily Tribune failed to appear, stalling Tribune tactics as defense cases close. Testimony linked Frank Klingensmith of Ford Motor Co to statements about employment and dependents, with Connor's prior statements and his mother's deposition offered as context. Four other witnesses, including F E Spooner, testified on Ford family relations and 1915 Anglo French loan negotiations.
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Palmer Defends Administration Before Senate Panel
A Mitch Palmer appeared before the Senate judiciary subcommittee to seek confirmation as attorney general and defended the administration’s alien property program. He rebutted charges of mismanagement by Harold Remington and Leslie Kennard, argued that claim disputes must go to federal courts, and said Congress must set the machinery after peace is proclaimed. He noted limited Turkish property and cited fear of reprisals as reasons for not seizing assets, adding the President supported his approach.
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Delights and Duties Highlight Local Social Event T
A theater party honored Miss Lorraine Staley from Grande, Oregon with a luncheon and drive to Kimberly. Attending were Misses Clara Scott Lenora Bybee Edna Graham and Messrs Pierre Van Dyke Walter Smith Henry Graham. Mrs George Leopold hosted the Wednesday Bridge club with Kalispell guest Mrs A M Leopold. Over 80 attended the Missionary society picnic in the park with singing readings and a story performance.
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Officials clash over trustees appointments in embezzlement case
Mr Palmer stated that Kennard admitted many statements were false. He rebutted Kennard’s claim of appointing 'in conspicuous' trustees for enemy property, noting 700 directors were appointed, all bankers merchants and other prominent business figures. The attorney general will reappear before the committee tomorrow.
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Notice to destroy noxious weeds along highways
The board of county commissioners orders property owners to destroy all Canadian thistles along public highways ditches and adjoining private lands. The notice requires action at once to remove or prevent feeding the weeds. 61-19-26.
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Wholesale coal prices rise in Salt Lake area
An Associated Press report from Salt Lake City states wholesalers will see a general coal price increase effective August 1. It was noted the rise is expected to push retail prices higher soon.
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Gibbons Hopes to See League Come to Peace
Cardinal Gibbons states that after thorough discussion in both houses of Congress both parties will reach a common agreement on a just league of nations. He says it will guarantee against war and preserve American sovereignty, avoiding entangling alliances, and that early adoption will bring joy nationwide and satisfy allied European powers.
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Bicycle Riding Ban Enforced in Twin Falls
Sidewalk bicycle riding is outlawed in Twin Falls with the ordinance on the statute books. Mayor Ildridge has ordered police to arrest violators, confiscate bicycles, and impose fines after recent complaints.
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