WITNESS TESTIFIES IN IDAHO DENTAL BRIBERY CASES
Dr L F Adams former Meridian dentist turned Chicago star witness testifies that he paid 300 to Dr Myers for a license in Boise. He says the payment was for a special examination and later learned the license was improper. Cross exam reveals he was allowed to practice by law enforcement for a time. The case also mentions a bond concern about a future $450,000 apartment with disappearing beds planned by a New York syndicate.
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Boise
L. FP. Adams
Meridian
Parker
Twin Falls
Chicago
W. A. Myers
The
State Dental Board
W. A. Fitzgerald
Adams
Myers
Department of Law Enforcement
Meyers
Pagetts
Jones
Edle
Americans establish hospital in Constantinople
Americans in Constantinople establish a 100 bed hospital intended as the nucleus of a regional medical center. Admiral Bristol chairs the board with officials from the American Red Cross and Near East relief committees. The project includes nurse training, a school for nurses, and a women’s medical college to aid Balkan states. A tuberculosis open air hospital and a Turkish residence lease support the effort.
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Constantinople
Newar East
Admiral Bristol
G. B. Ravndahl
Cor Hiege
G. Claflin Davis
American Red Cross
Near East
James P. Coombs
Committee For Relief In the
Near
Turkey
A. RR. Hoover
Hospital
Elsie Richards Graff
Vassar College
Weverly
American Committee For Relief In the
A. Estelle Sutton
Detroit
Missy’ Robert K. Sharpe
New York
Mary EE. Coughlin
Acton ‘Center
Mass
College For Women
Balkan States
Rockefeller Foundation
A. Board
Hospital ‘Board
Young Men's Christian ‘Association
Youngs Women's Christian Association
Tnder
Committee For Relief In
Ana
Bosphorus
Hite Tichards Graff
Din Stambgul
Disappearing Beds News From Manhattan Island
New York residents of Manhattan Island respond to a frontier style claim about space as a New York announcement stirs curiosity about housing and living arrangements. The piece notes an urban tension over apartment availability and urban density.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Hoover Urges Waterway Plan to Boost U.S. Transport
A telegram from former Food Admin Howard Hoover urged fast development of upper St. Marys River and Great Lakes water routes to oceans. He called for a unified public works department to coordinate interior waterway improvements and St. Lawrence development to cut distribution costs and raise producer returns.
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Detroit
St.ewrelias
Herbert Hoover
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Congress
Contt
Henry Water
St. Lawrence
Sganda
Department of the Interior
Engineers Convention in Portland Set for August Dates
Engineers from many sections of the United States are expected to attend the 1920 convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers to be held here August 1 to 13. Arthur Powell Davis, chief engineer of the federal reclamation service, is president.
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Portland
Ore
United States
American Society of Civil Engineers
Arthur Powell Davis
Federal Reclamation Service
New Wing Nearing Completion at Idaho State Capitol
Boise reports the state capitol’s new west wing nearly finished with all but two office suites ready for occupancy by August 1. Architect in charge E Tourtelotte announced the expected completion date.
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Boise
Tdaho State Capitol
Whale hunting planned near Golden Gate by new company
A newly organized whaling company announced plans to hunt whales along the Central California coast including the Golden Gate area. A plant to poach the catch and refine products will be built at an unspecified Marin County site near Preke’ spay.
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San, Francisco
Golden Gate
Coast
California
Preke’ Spay
Marin ‘County
Redman Named Sheriff Candidate in Twin Falls County
We are authorized to announce the name of R. F. Redman as a candidate for the office of sheriff of Twin Falls county subject to the will of the republican voters at the primary election to be held Tuesday August 5 1920 Mr Redman is now deputy sheriff of Twin Falls county Adv T 21 K 8 3 Y
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R. F. Redman
Twin Falls County
Buhl
M. d. Sweeley
Twin Falls
Sweeley
Senate
Mr. Sweeley
Idaho
North
Cox Emerges as Democratic Leader in White House Talks
White says Cox is the new head of the Democratic Party and outlines a campaign plan with the slogan peace progress and prosperity. A campaign tour to battleground states Ohio Indiana and Illinois is planned with Willam G. McAdoo as speaker and Palmer may stump. A 15 member campaign committee and western headquarters in Chicago are to be announced.
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White
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Willam G. McAdoo
Cox
San Francisco
Peace on Wilsonian basis urged by Sinn Fein founder
Arthur Griffith told the Associated Press in Hubblin that permanent peace between Ireland and England could be achieved on Wilson's terms. He cited Wilson's Sept 27 1918 New York speech rejecting rule by force and argued that home rule could be settled similarly after long conflicts, referencing the Fribourg treaty of 1516 as precedent.
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Associated Press
Hublin
Ireland
England
Wilson
New York
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fem
Freemi
Trelanch
Perea
Griffith
Switzerland
France
Fribourg
Chaos Reigns in Osaka Amid Financial Panic
Honolulu dispatch reports economic chaos across Japan as Osaka endures large unemployment and the death of Kojiro Morioka, former president of the Morioka bank, who reportedly killed himself due to financial worries.
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Honolulu
Osaka
Japan
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Tokio Dispatch
Kojiro Morioka
Morioka Bani
Dismissal Motions Filed in Pattern Case Reserved
The Butterick company Federal Publishing Standard Fashion and New Ideal Pattern motions to dismiss unfair sales methods complaints were reserved by the Federal Trade Commission after hearings, pending further evidence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Butterick Company
Federal Publishing Company
Standard Fashion Company
New Ideal Pattern Company
Federal Trade Commission
Kansas City divorce grants woman new love choice
In Kansas City on July 29 Esther Wat Gurtig Peel chose Henry Curtis over Eugene Peel after Curtis returned from presumed death in France. Peel was granted a divorce in the circuit court.
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Kansas City
Henry Curtis
France
Esther Wat
Gurtig Peel
Eugene Peel
Ashe
Peel
Prospectors from Alaska Head to Siberian Gold Fields
Reports from Nome and Point Barrow indicate about 100 Alaska prospectors have left Barrow to work Siberia's beaches and hills for gold. The movement signals a feverish rush as prospectors seek new fortunes beyond American shores.
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Nome
Alaska
Beor É3
Bering Nea
Siberia’s
Hilla
Point Barrow
Here
Barrow
Swiberia
Trout Planting Aids Utah Streams Reports Say
Forty thousand eastern brook trout have been planted recently in three Utah streams per forest service guidance. The move aims to bolster fishing and native habitat in the region, with officials noting favorable conditions for trout growth and stream health.
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Utah
Forest Service
Real Issue of Thee Primary Debate at City Park
Friday evening at City Park a public discussion will feature several well known speakers. The event promises to reveal the inside story on the primary issue and invites attendance by residents interested in the political topic.
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Dr. Myers
West End Rayvenue
Manhattan
Nmoover
Walsh
Chaos Reigne
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