Broken Roads Demand Stronger Paving For Heavy Trucks
The article argues trucks damage roads more than before and calls for deeper, stronger roadbeds, better surfacing, and improved drainage. It notes limits on truck weight and speed are being tried, while emphasizing the growing role of trucks in transportation and the need to fund durable highway construction. It also discusses the 1920 census shaping representation in Congress, with the House at 435 members and potential growth if the ratio changes.
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National House of Representatives
Enforce Prohibition Amendment Ruling Demands Action
The supreme court declares the prohibition amendment is a valid part of the constitution and must be enforced like other provisions. It holds the Volstead act within congressional powers, and the one half of one percent rule applies nationwide, urging real enforcement everywhere.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Census purpose debated by Congress and others
A discussion recalls that the census was not designed to incite municipal rivalry or city envy. It emphasizes the intended purpose of providing a new basis every ten years for national planning and representation, countering popular impressions.
Shoes to Fit the Feet and YWCA Health Drive
The YWCA, with Cincinnati public schools and public health federation, urges girls and parents to choose sensible shoes blending health comfort and style. A catchy dodger poses questions about fitting feet versus eyes and challenges fashion myths to promote healthier footwear as a normal choice for women.
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Cincinnati
Public Schools
Public Health Federation
Salvaging Wrecked Minds by the American Medico-Psychological Society
The American Medico-Psychological Society studies and aids mental cases in 14 asylums and institutions nationwide. Members report two thirds of decretive individuals becoming industrially productive or fitted for institutional work, as the society expands its humane methods and seeks broader understanding.
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American’ Medico-Psychological Society
Strife in Mingo Coal Field Triggers Miner Strike
The United Mine Workers press for recognition in Mingo county as 1,600 to 1,800 miners strike over the Kanawha wage scale and mine guards. Private detectives and evictions spark deadly clashes, with 12 or more deaths reported as miners resist company housing seizures along the Tug river border of Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Keeney
Dist 17
United Mine Workers
Mingo
George Bausé¢wine
Coal Operators’ Association of
Williamson
Kanawha
Mingoy
Mingo County
Kentucky
Tug River
West Virginia
Tasante
Bordertown
A Williamson
Mingo County Court House
Charleston
Mutewan
Russian waitresses in Constantinople restaurants
New York reports that many cultured Russian women now work as waitresses in Constantinople eateries. A main agent of the American Central Committee for Russian Relief relayed that these refugees wear their day and evening clothes, maintain a canteen spirit, and are greeted with kisses while patrons and compatriots converse and assist them in service.
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New York
Constantinople
American Central Committee For Russian Relief
Bolshevist
Russia
McAdoo Commits to Campaign Speeches for Governor Cox
William G. McAdoo former treasury secretary and 1920 Democratic presidential candidate announced he would deliver speeches in support of Governor Cox during the campaign. He said the appearances would be vigorous and aggressive as the party nominee pursues the race.
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Madoo
New York
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
San Francisco
T‘ox
Reed Says Senate Panel Delays Campaign Probe Until September
United States Senator James A. Reed announced that the Senate subcommittee will not resume its probe into presidential campaign expenditures until September. Reed is a member of the subcommittee.
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Wall
Associated Press
ST. Louis
United States
James A. Reed
Senate
Reed
Redman Declared Sheriff Candidate in Twin Falls County
Authorized notice names HR Redman as a candidate for sheriff in Twin Falls County subject to Republican primary voters will on August 3, 1920. Redman currently serves as deputy sheriff for Twin Falls County.
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Redman
Twin Falls County
Christian Science Service in New bungalow church
Christian Science Services will be held in their new bungalow church Sunday August 1 at 11 a m at 160 Ninth avenue East. The public is cordially invited.
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Christian Science
Ninth Avenue East
Idaho District Court summons mortgage foreclosure action
The district court of Twin Falls County Idaho issues an alias summons in a mortgage foreclosure case brought by Frank Caudle against J G Zollman Jennie Doe Zollman Dora W Zollman and Frank T Keneley Gertrude Amy Keneley. Defendants must answer within twenty to forty days. the complaint seeks two thousand dollars principal plus ten percent interest from 1919, three hundred dollars attorney fees and costs. judgment to foreclose and sell described premises in Twin Falls. The clerk is C C Bliggins. The notice is dated July 27 1920 with publication through early September.
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Petrus Dudiinal
Ydaho
Win Balls
Caudle
J. G. Zollhbnon
Jennie Boe Zollman
Krank
T. Keneley
Gertrud
Amy Keneley
Lhushand
State of Idaho
J. G. Zollman
Jennie Doe Zollman
Dora W. Zollman
Frank T. Kengley
Gertrude Amy Keneley
Idaho
Twin Palls County
Caloye
Frank Caudle
Twin Falls
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Robert I. Skevenson
Postoffice
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Ilno
Congress and
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Everett True
BAS Prm
Alias
C. C. Bliggins
Frank L. Stephan
Plaintiff
Twin Rr ‘Ills
Westminster and
Laclede
Diamond Hardware Co
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