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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1920

Page

6

Transportation talks push for Great Lakes to Atlantic waterway

Detroit sessions of the Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater congress hear Governor William I Harding of Town Senator Poindexter of Washington and Harry H Merick of Chicago urge a deep water route. They say rail congestion harms business industry and agriculture and that St Lawrence improvements and Valley connections are essential for national strength and labor outlets. Merick notes costs of delegate travel to Joplin. Goltra mentions a subscription funded portion.

Detroit Centrals Far East Great Lakes Atlantic St. Lawrence William I.harding Poindexter Washington Harry H. Merick Chicago Mississippi Valley Association Harding Mississippi Valley Congress Northwest Mr. Merricl

Oversubscribed Treasury Certificates Reported

Washington July 20 oversubscription announced for 5 3 4 per cent treasury certificates dated July 18 maturing January 20 and March 10 1921 with a combined value of 200000000 Secretary Houston announced tonight.

Washington Treasury Houston

Fisher Shades Wilson in Syracuse bout

By the Associated Press Fisher of Syracuse shaded Johnny Wilson middleweight champion in a ten round bout at Syracuse ringside observers say Fisher was the aggressor throughout the contest.

Associated Press Syracuse Young Fisher Johnny Wilson Fisher

Goltra Denies Handling Palmer Campaign Funds in Missouri

Edward Goltra democratic national committeeman from Missouri denies handling any presidential campaign funds for Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer in Missouri. He says he will testify before the senate committee investigating pre-convention campaign expenditures and counters claims that Palmer money was used in the state. Goltra says he supported Palmer but did not handle any funds and corroborates Democratic city committee testimony.

Louis A. Mitchell Palmer Edward Goltra Democratic National Palmer Missouri Goitra Democratic City Committee Senate

American Legion Delegates to Meet in Portland

Western department representatives gather in Portland on July 21 to draft recommendations for the second national convention in Cleveland. National adjutant Lemuel II Polles of Indianpolis will attend as delegates from Oregon Washington California Idaho Utah Nevada Montana North Dakota and South Dakota prepare to discuss policy toward World War II era organizations.

Portland Ore American Legion Cleveland Ohio Tortland Lemuel II Tidianopolis Oregon Washington California Tdaho Utah Nevada Montana North Dakota South Dakota Legion

Pilgrim Sails Ahead for Antwerp Olympic trip

The American Olympic committee announced that Paul Pilgrim of the New York Athletic Club will sail from New York to Antwerp, Belgium, next Friday to prepare housing and training for the U.S. team. He will carry the full list of American entries except the rowers and present it to Belgian officials.

Nw York American Olympic Committee Paul Tilgrim New York Athletic Club Antwerp Belgium Pilgrim

Food price trends show June wholesale drop and retail rise

U S wholesale food prices fell 2.4 percent in June while retail food costs rose 2 percent for the 80 days to mid July. Clothing costs led declines with a 4 percent drop, and fuel and lighting costs rose by more than 4 percent in the average family budget.

Washington Department of Labor Bureau of Statictics Wuel Oon

Coronets verdict criticizes the Guatos

A coronets jury in Graham North Carolina finds no provocation for a jailyard shooting after a mob attack on three African Americans held in connection with a white woman's assault. The verdict exonerates soldiers from firing on citizens, while officials dispute who fired the fatal shots.

Associated Press Graham N.C Capain N. BR. Powter Cormauinider Damor James Ray Almes Seid Tina Piet

Belgian police dog killed in action at New York ceremony

A Belgian police dog, mascot of the Second Division AOE, was struck and killed by an automobile in New York. Comrades she served with after discharge buried her in a makeshift box coffin with a ceremonial salute over the grave.

New -York AOE Meine

France to be represented at Munich and Berlin

Paris July 20 France will be diplomatically represented at Munich the Bavarian capital as well as in Berlin Premier Millerand told the chamber of deputies today He said France would not meddle in German politics nor support separatist movements but wanted Germanys diverse elements to develop freely without Prussian hegemony the Associated Press reported from Paris

Paris

Anti-Saloon League for Prohibition Record Election Stand

Washington organization will not endorse any presidential candidate this year and has ordered a compilation of facts on each candidate regarding the prohibition record. The executive committee announced after an all day session with state branch superintendents. Also notes Independent Market in Twin Falls as highest cash price paid for poultry.

Washington Anti-Saloon League of America

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