Review of July Economic Activity Shows Slump and Shifts
The Federal Reserve Board’s monthly review notes lower demand and cancellations across industries, with transportation bottlenecks and labor unrest. Steel, grain, and coal face serious supply constraints, while crop prospects improve in parts. wool, leather, and textiles show mixed signals amid reduced speculation and cautious capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Revenue Board
Reveiw
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Ulinois
He Makes De Sal Arrested for Liquor Charge
A garbled notice reports an arrest on liquor charges tied to a person accused of beatling and release on bail. The fragment mentions denial of guilt and an immediate action by the attire, with unclear dates or names.
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Jin
Pdadis
Hia
Passian
Tigior Wits
Ind
Man Arraigned Over Wrong-Side Parking Case
Strobridge appeared before Judge Minnick yesterday charged with parking on the wrong side of Main Avenue in front of the Perrine hotel. The defendant, R. om, faced the accusation as a spacecar night attracted attention and he was fined $2.
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Beng
Stremy R.om
Strobridge
Ualice
W. A. Minnick
Main Avenue
Army of occupation opens slots for 1133 men in Germany
A telegram from Major Meyers to the local recruiting station states 1133 men can enter the army of occupation in Germany. The distribution includes Infantry 967 men without special qualifications and 30 in other branches.
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Cavalry
Quartermaster Corps
Rvice
Foreign—Service
Meyers
Army of ‘Occupation
Germany
Infantry
Residents and visitors roam Twin Falls area in social notes
Personal notices detail many residents and visitors from Twin Falls and nearby towns. Names include Missy Msther Campbell Curry and Florence Annett Kinib, with trips to Salt Lake, Boise, and Baker Cities. Local shopping, camping trips, and hospital updates populate the community roundup, while others depart for Easter markets or summer residences.
Special prize for farm exhibit at county fair
A county fair awards a special prize for the largest number of products produced on a single farm and priced on exhibit. Judges will weigh quantity and quality. The Amul sugar company offers prize lists to encourage sugar beet displays, expected to be a major feature. Entries should prepare early as time is running out.
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Mie Twihalls
Amul Yaniled Sugar Company
Aowice
Hotels Register Names at Muongythosd Yesterday
The register from the Muongythosd hotels lists numerous visitors and residents signing in. Names include K Rogerson, W J Myers, Himest, Mir, Mrs J O Bratt, Boise, Jerome, G Crockett, Parma, Gooding, Shoshone, and many others among the group. The record reflects attendees at the hotels during yesterday’s lodging period in the area.
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K Rogerson
W. J. Myers
Arhidge
Himest
Prazer
Mir
J. OR. Bratt
Wow
Tacken
Boise
BR. Peterson
Jerome
Grant Hart
Tocatello
Perrine
A. T
Hamillton
Parma
J. J. Personius
Gooding
G. —T. Crockett
Focatello
A. N. Ashiline
W. Halliday
Rupert
Civilian and four officers wounded in Dublin clash
In Dublin on July 29 a civilian and three military police were wounded after a scuffle outside the Bank of Ireland during an attempt to disarm five military police. Two military lorries with armed soldiers from Millatreet to Ballingary were captured by Sinn Fein forces and burned.
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TRISH
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Millatreet
Ballingary
Sinn
Ore samples show value at Owyhee county claim
Bolton and others arrived from the property in Owyhee county bringing ore samples cut near the 300 foot level of the ore shoot. The samples show heavy mineralization with ruby and horn silver patches though not yet assayed. The ore was cut near the tunnel portal, surprising prospectors as persistence at that depth was unexpected. Directors and financiers plan further exploration under Walter Hoover Hall, Boise, with Walter Parks elected director and other investors from Buht Filer Twin Falls and nearby towns.
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TL Bolton
United States Mining Company
Owyhee County
Walter Hoover Hall
Boise
Walter Parks
J. T.lMay
W. Monahan
C. M. Heieker
A. V. ‘Mounce
John Jong
Buht
J. I. Martin
Filer
John I. Nye
W- C. Moore
Twin
Falis
Local Briefs and Passages From City Hospitals
Mrs R Peterson of Jerome underwent an emergency major operation at the Boya hospital late Wednesday night. A Mr King from Jerome underwent an operation for the removal of his tonsils at the same hospital yesterday. Charles Ritchie, recently hurt in a runaway accident, was allowed to leave the hospital yesterday. At the County Hospital Joan Riley underwent an operation for appendicitis last night with Dr Alexander performing. Ten Days Outing Wright, manager of Wrights store, left yesterday for a ten days outing in Copper basin country, joining Utah friends at Pocatello for the trip. W Baty filed in probate court to be administrator of the estate of Lillian J C Baty, valued at about $25 000. K Preafirmer paid a fine in Justice McNory's court for flooding the highway south of the city with irrigation ditch water, a complaint by W L Johnsen of the highway district.
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Francis
Yazel Conrad
Buhl
Thars Y
C. J. Wright
Polcatello
Ogden
Utah
Copper Basin
Mary Hart
Buht
Twin Falls
C.G. Yeats
W. M. Hines
Hansen
The
Baptist Church
Artesian
E. L. Turner
Twin Walls
Turner
John Sephers
Twin Paris
Morgan Heap
Asstehen
Ketcham
Renin
Thomas Smith
Ir. S. Smith
GF Parsons
Flunter
Yellowstone
Bolingie
Mary
F. M. ‘Kendall
John
Boise
Rose Vaughn
Idaho’ Department
Hodge City
Kan
R. Peterson
Jerome
Boya Hospital
Mr.King
Charles Ritchie
C. R. Wright
Wright
Pocatello
Baty
Lillian JC. Baty
K. Pre
Farewell Party for Mrs Iikers and Mrs Vaughn
Mrs Crouse hosted a farewell dinner at her Main venue apartment for Mrs Iikers who will join her husband in Amerilla Texas and Miss Nose Vaughn of the Idaho Department who departs Sunday for Dodge City Kan Covers were paid for several guests including Mrs Keys Mrs Jertie Hulton Mrs Settle the Misses Valighh Oma Dell Settle Nadena Settle and Master James Crouse.
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Cora W. Crouse
Dr. Iikers
Amerilla
Texas
Nose Vaughn
Idaho
Reign of Terror by Radical Syndicatists
MADD July 29 The now syndicalized workers of Baronapire have suffered a reign of terror for days at the hands of radicalists who have assassinated or attempted to assassinate 30 persons. The victims are all refractory workers who refused to pay dues. Government action to suppress syndicates and forbid workers meetings has infuriated extremist workers.
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MADD
Baronapire
Edicaleists
Fernandez arrives with gold and papers from Tia Juana
Francisco Javier Fernandez, cashier at the Tia Juana customs house, reached San Diego with more than $100,000 in American gold and substantial commercial paper. He delivered the funds to Federal Consular Agent Tyes G. Le Javier and brought the customs documents to be secured.
Bolshevik Foreign Minister Says Russia Seeks Peace
Berlin wireless dispatch reports George Tehiteherin, Bolshevik foreign minister, sent to Berlin that Teusgtar Has has no intention of invading Germany and is motivated by friendship. A London war office review cites two reasons: Russia desires to live peacefully and promote industry.
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Germany
Eust
Prussia
Baron Wrangel
Russia
Dnieper
Syria
Cilicia
Mersina
Tarsus
Adana
London
Berlin
George Tehiteherin
War Office
Pacifactory plan for Ireland bill to be introduced
London July 2-8 Andrew Bonar Law announced the government will introduce a bill in the House of Commons next week to deal with Ireland disorders. Premier Bonar Law said the bill follows Sir Hamar Greenwood proposals and would be drastic, with high hopes of restoring order.
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London
Ireland
Houre of Commons
Andrew Boren Liew
Premice Lloyd George
Hofses
Hamard Greenwood
Traffic counts on Main Javenue show heavy movement
Night Officer Frank Ham counted 173 vehicles and 423 persons passing his home in one hour from 2:15 to 3:16 in rainy weather. The mix included 121 automobiles with 227 passengers, 12 loaded trucks, eight empty trucks, 10 wagons, 12 wagons? 26 carts, one motorcycle, two sprinklers, six bicycles, one horseman, and 26 pedestrians.
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Main Javenue
Frank Ham
Prosecute Profiteers Charged in Coal Price Scheme
The Associated Press reports that about 20 coal mine operators in Tennessee face legal action on profiteering charges. United States Attorney Kennerly in Knoxville said they will be arraigned with evidence showing coal sold from seven to nine dollars fifty cents per ton.
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Associated
Washington
Casterp
Tennessee
United States
Kennerly
Knoxville
Department of Justice
Department
Immigration hearing on Japanese question sparks Seattle debate
In Seattle July 29 testimony before the house committee on immigration and naturalization featured Rev. A. G. Murphy accusing Washington officials of unfairly handling investigations of the Oriental question and U S Representative John F. Miller urging new laws to restrict Japanese entry into the United States.
Three Big Meetings of Water Users
Local notice lists three major meetings for water users scheduled across the region. Filer hosts Thursday evening, Twin Falls hosts Friday evening, and Murtaugh hosts Saturday evening. Officials urge attendance to discuss water rights and resource management.
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Twin Falls
Murtaugh
Adv
Justice Moy Lves Decision In Peace Resolution Case
Washington July 29 Chief Justice McCoy of the District of Columbia Supreme Court dismissed a mandamus petition to force Secretary Colby to promulgate the congressional peace resolution vetoed by President Wilson and declare the United States at peace with Germany and Austria. Attorney Harry McCartney of Chicago plans an appeal to the circuit court and seeks a writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court to transfer the case. The court noted the secretary's power over laws passed by Congress and argued the resolution never reached Colby making mandamus vain.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Mandamus
Colby
Wilson
United States
Germany
Austria
Harry 5
McCartney
Attormey
Chicago
District Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
District Appellate Tribunal
Secretary of State
Congress
Borah Attacks League of Nations in Idaho Address
Senator Borah of Idaho declares the League of Nations is not a peace instrument but a precipitating war plan in a Pocatello speech. He argues domestic matters would not cause ruin or bloodshed, framing the international issue as a source of conflict.
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Pocatello
Ida
League of Nations
Borah
Idaho
Secret chamber policy and plague deaths reported
A senator denounces secret chamber diplomacy as a factor in foreign affairs decisions. In Galveston Texas two more bubonic plague deaths were reported bringing total cases to five with four fatalities. Both recent deaths were Mexican nationals in advanced disease stages.
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Galveston
Texas
J. Holmes Smith
United States Public Health
Bailey Ahead in Texas Democratic Primary Returns
Belated returns from Tex as received by the election bureau show Bailey leading Neff for the gubernatorial nomination by about 5,000 votes. Gailey and Neff proceed to the August 28 runoff as counts total 414,399 from 246 counties, with Bailey at 140,060 and Neff at 135,580. Thomason has 92,448 and Looney 46,226.
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Bailey
Neff
Thomason
Looney
GA R Commander Silas Montford Dies in New York
Silas Riggs Montford 72 long tied to the G A R served as 1915 commander in chief and former Loyal Legion head. He led Cincinnati post under McKinley Roosevelt and Taft and edited the Herald and Presbyter. He died suddenly at his daughter's Oaks Corners home and his body was sent to Cincinnati.
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Geneva
N. Y
Silas Riggs Montford
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Cincinnati
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Herald and Presbyter
Oaks Corners
Here
Rupp Divorce Suit Filed By Lottie Smith Rupp
Mrs Lottie Smith Rupp sister of Mary Pickford Fairbanks filed for divorce in the superior court today. She accuses Albert G Rupp a New York stock broker of desertion.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lottie Smith Rupp
Mary Pickford Fairbanks
Albert G. Rupp
New York
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Reeig
St Louis
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Magi Wills
Bord
Datriet l
Joan Riley
County ‘Hospital
de. D. L. Alexander
Andrew Bonar Law
Justice Moylves
North Side Land
Train-Grenzeback Realty Company
Clephonf
Jerome, Idaho
Buick
Gordon Auto CO
Second Ave
South
Warner’s Corsets
Warner
Warners
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