Twin Falls News Masthead and Notice Of Rights
The paper lists publisher Robert H Stevenson and staff with an Idaho postal filing and AP membership. Subscriptions priced per year six months and three months and one month. Includes notice that AP dispatches are exclusive for republication locally and all rights reserved.
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Associated Press
Japan Should Speak Up to Settle Shangtung Row
The article argues Japan must formally promise to honor its word within a set time to end the Shangtung dispute. It notes日本 silence fuels tension between Americans and Chinese and calls for clear government assurances to avert conflict. It also covers drugless healing debates and a church appeal to aid Russia amid social unrest.
Fragmented society note hints at local rites and figures
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases, mentioning society, events, and individuals. It references years, places, and a mix of titles and affiliations, but lacks coherent details or clear actions. The readable bits suggest a social page item with personal notices and possible rituals.
Church Meeting Formed New Burley Stake Officers
The congregation of the United States RB church held aPurley Cheater Sunday evening to organize the new Burley stake. President William Jack of the Cassia stake called the meeting to order. Several prominent members spoke and the new officers were ordained and set apart by the church president and visiting apostles at the close.
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U. S
Chicago Riots Surge As State Troops Move In
In Chicago on July 30 rioting flared across the south side negro district with four deaths and about twenty wounded. State troops were ordered from armories to patrol danger zones after Mayor Thompson requested help, with Adjutant General Dickson and police coordinating district by district security measures.
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Chicago
South Side Negro District
Ous
Brundage
John F. Burns
Booth Fisheries
Dickson
Thompson
Govers
London
Lowden
Garrity
Tilinois Reserve
Tilinois National Guard
City Strees
Heart of Black Bett
Illinois Reserve Militia
Seventh Regiment
Stanton Avenue
Black Lift
Dickson Andlonel
James Romayne
Contested Page One Fire Con gress Vote Speeds Property Sale
A contested page in a phase of the issue discusses a fast vote on property matters and the return of assets. Telegraph company rate inquiries circulated, with telegraph operators and related parties noted. The piece hints at a roughly twenty percent rise in costs to meet operating constraints and rising expenses.
Versailles Treaty Debate Delayed by Senate Committee
The article notes the treaty of Versailles may be delayed for weeks as the committee plans to study Versailles advisers and then begin examining disputed sections. It mentions a Senator and the ongoing process ahead of full consideration.
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Harding
Wilson
White House
McCumber
North Dakota
S A League
Senate
Real Estate Sheriff Sale Notice in Twin Falls Idaho
A sheriff sale notice outlines foreclosure of Harley Milner versus Merchants Trade Journal Orchard Company and others in Twin Falls Idaho. It lists property in section 6 township 10 south range 18 east Boise meridian and sets auction for August 16 1919 with bid requirements and bond conditions.
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Harley ©. Milner
Merchants Trade Journal
Orchard Company
W. J. Pilkington
W. B. Amsbury
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Twin Falls
Harley O. Milner
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company
Range 18
Boise Meridian
Twin Falls County
Avecourt Louse
Twin
United States of Admriea
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Pepa Foget
Colorado wets carry battle to higher court
Colorado wets took their fight to the state supreme court to force Secretary of State James R. Nolan to file their referendum petition on ratification of the national prohibition act. The move came after District Judge Julian H. Moore refused to grant a writ of mandamus.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Colorado
State Supreme Court
James R. Nolan
Julian H. Moore
Governors to investigate high cost of living in food prices
Jurperson City, Mo July 34 Governor Frederick Gardner announced at the conference of governors in Salt Lake City that he would seek the appointment of a committee to investigate food prices and high living costs.
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Associated Press
Jurperson City
Frederick Gardner
Conference of Governors
Salt Lake City
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