Embezzler C L Peterman Held In Bend Oregon For Twin Falls County
Sheriff received word that C L Peterman formerly of Twin Falls was held in Bend Oregon for Twin Falls County authorities. Peterman allegedly embezzled a truck from Johnson Auto Sales about a year ago, moved often, and evaded pursuit, with plans to return for arraignment. In other news, captains were arraigned, suspensions issued, and dredging efforts discussed with Flood Rock blasting details.
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Spragué
Bend
Oregon
C. L. Peterman
Twin Falls County
Peterman
Johnson Auto Sales Company
Nevada
Twin Falls
Ansper
Record tax take hits new high in fiscal year
The nation's largest income tax bill of 6.41 billion dollars was collected for the year ending June 30, vastly exceeding estimates by about 300 million and topping totals from 1918 and 1919. New York led with 1.417 billion, with Chicago district near complete payment and several states at the bottom.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York State
Wall Street
Chicago
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South Dakota
Philippine Islands
California
Nevada
Colorado
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Hawaii
Iowa
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Nebraska
New Mexico
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Oregon
Texas
Alaska
Philippine
Negro Heavyweight Defeats Fred Fulton in Third Round
Harry Wills, the Negro heavyweight, knocks out Fred Fulton in the third round of a scheduled 12 round bout in Newark New Jersey. Wills dominated rounds one and two with aggressive punching, then ends Fulton with a short uppercut and a right to the jaw sending Fulton to the canvas.
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Newark
Harry
Fred Fulton
Cane
Wills
Fulton
Uheton
Falton
Niegro
Walton
Myon
Villa
Thomas
Buitton
Nwvas
Tour
Brennan
Britton
Wendell Falls to Wood River in Tight Twin Falls Tilt
Wendell failed to keep pace as Twin Falls Independents edged Wood River 3 to 2 in a hard fought game. Lefty Oliver limited the visitors to few hits while Wendell pulled off two key plays. The local team seeks a rematch with Kinther nine for next Sunday or in the new Tutage. Milwaukee eyes ocean port status as Great Lakes waterways open to ocean navigation. Grat of the Milwaukee Association of Commerce notes harbor improvements meet all ocean tonnage needs.
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Wendell
Twin Falls
Wood River
Lefty Oliver
Dinout Wendell
Oliver
lYwialls
Kinther
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Phil A. Grat
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Milwaukee Harbor
My. Grau
Milwaukee Harbor Commission
Milwaukeeé Commerce and Industry
Milwaukee harbor praised as future ocean tonnage hub
The article argues Milwaukee has a premier harbor design meeting ocean tonnage needs and highlights reduced transfer costs and rail relief if Great Lakes shipments reach sea by water. It notes Milwaukee's strong marine facilities and proposes water routes could ease railroad congestion while maintaining domestic traffic. In Australia, a kangaroo hunt is planned for the Prince of Wales tour, described as sport rather than hunting.
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Milwaukee
Lke
Great Lakes
Melbourne
Australia
Prince of Wales
Lee Falkiner
Boora
New South Wales
Readjustment of wage scales urged by UMWA in Michigan
Saginaw Mich July 26 William Stevenson president of the Michigan district United Mine Workers of America announced that operators in the district have been asked to readjust wage scales. The present contract pays day men about six dollars a day and is deemed unsatisfactory.
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Saginaw, Mich
William Stevenson
Michigan
United Mine Workers of America
Stevenson
Song writer Carlos Troyer dies in San Francisco
San Francisco July 26 Carlos Troyer compiler of Zuni Indian songs died today at his home after several months illness. He was 84 years old.
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San Francisco
Carlos Troyer
Roosevelt to attend informal greeting at Hustport
Roosevelt plans an informal non political reception by Hustport citizens Wednesday evening while resting at Campo Bello island. Governor Wilhun Neptune and Harnee Nicholas of the Pussumaquoddy tribe visited in full regalia as Roosevelt prepared his acceptance speech during the Boston to Hustport voyage.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Boston
Fall of Adrianople Ends Major Thrace Campaign
Athens reports the capture of Adrianople effectively ends five days of operations against Jafar Tayar's main forces. Turkish troops fled in panic, abandoning guns. the Turkish commander escaped from Adrianople to Kirk Kilisre as Thrace and Rodosto areas join forces and advance.
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Athens
Adrianople
Jafar Tayar
Thrace
Marits
Rodosto
Adrkinople
Kirk Kilisre
Cabinet approves bill on disarmament and universal service
The cabinet approved a bill for civil population disarmament to be introduced in the Reichstag. A new army bill to go before the Reichstag Wednesday abolishes universal compulsory military service and rescinds all contrary provisions. French authorities deny travel permits to socialist Reichstag member George Tedehour to address a socialist meeting in Paris on July 31.
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Bertan
Litte
George Tedehour
Retehstag
Paris
Smass Meeting At Kimberly Urges Water User Attendance
Water users are urged to attend a large loss meeting in the Legionata Kimberly on Wednesday July 2 at 8 p m. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming elections and safeguard local water interests despite current challenges.
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Legionata
Kimberly
Governor Lowden to stump for Republicans
Governor F O Lowden will campaign for the Republican presidential ticket, announced after a conference with Chairman Hays and Senator Harry New. New said the speakers bureau lists over 15,000 names, about 1,500 of them women, as Democratic leaders plan to open national headquarters. The plan for a main headquarters at Carambe, Qhis, appears abandoned.
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Associated ‘Press
Chicago
F. O. Lowden
Hays
Harry
New
Indiana
Carambae
Qhis
Johnson seeks new trial after Joliet surrender speech
Will ask for rail and legal relief as Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, plans an application today for a new trial. Johnson was brought back from California after surrender at the Mexican border to begin a one year sentence for violating the Mann Act. He hoped for a new trial and a return to boxing arenas amid a Joliet penitentiary case and a large Negro audience.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Pigilist
Hall
Joliet Penitentiary
Johnson
California
Brimishers Win in 36 Hole Links Match
Marty Vardon and Edward Ray of Britain defeated Walter Hage and James Barnes in a 36 hole match at Shene a Country Club links in London Conn. Vardon's late putt over 20 feet secured the victory as British stars prevailed.
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Associated Press
London
Conn
Marty Vardon
Edward Ray
Walter Hage
James Barnes
Shenea Country Club
Vardon
Barracks Fire Traced to Masked Attacks at Tyrali'e Pass
On July 26, armed masked men set fire to the police barracks at Tyrali'e pass in County West Mnesh, triggering a nighttime confrontation and resulting blaze. Initial reports point to an organized assault with deliberate arson by assailants.
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Yorich
Relyvast
Tyrali’e Pass
County West Mnesh
Dredging perils loom in East River deep water work
Reports warn of deadly hazards from dynamite blasts and rushing currents as crews dredge the East River for a deep sea passage near New York. Dredging operations require 15 to 20 years and up to 75 million dollars, with slack water windows limited and divers restricted to brief underwater periods. Officials urge safe distances to avoid collisions during the process.
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New York
Sauls
Dredgrare Ing Company
Gene Erary
Pal
Hell
American
Hell Gate
Navy Department and Customs
House
Strikt Situation 15 Strikt Strikt Improves At Springfield
A fragmented dispatch from Springfield reports conciliation efforts by John Lennon and other negotiators for the coal strike. Key figures West Rodgers and Ade Walsh led talks with President Yarrington, yielding no clear results. Industries including cream factories face fuel shortages and limited ice production, signaling ongoing economic strain.
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Springfield
John F. Lennon
Department of Lator
Bloomington
Rodgers
Albia
Ade
Parrin
Boxing injunction denied over Fulton Wills bout in Newark
An eleventh hour bid to halt the Fulton vs Wills boxing match in Newark was rejected by Vice Chancellor Griffin. Webber of Jersey City Army AC said the plan was to fake the bout and Wills would lose in the fifth round, but the International Sporting Club of New York had already sold about $85,000 in tickets.
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Jersey Cry
Salane
Fred Fulton
Harry Wills
Newark
Vice Chancelinr
Wills
José
Internattorial Sporting” Club of
New York
Jhas
Court martial at Brooklyn Navy Yard adjourned without verdict
Findings not revealed after trial of Lieut Lamb and other officers on charges of illegal liquor transportation aboard aircraft No 13 608. Proceedings adjourned, with findings to be reviewed by the secretary of the navy.
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New York
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