Rotary convention ends with calls for conciliation
The International Rotary Clubs closing session debated economics and wages disputes. Dr Suzzalo urged stopping force in labor disputes and supported conciliation. He favored immigration curbs to ease assimilation and developing an industrial code. Albert A. Adams of Atlanta was elected president alongside a slate of vice presidents and officers. The convention endorsed promoting effective community service.
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International Rotary ‘Clubs
Suzzalo
Rotary
Albert A. Adams
Atlanta
John N. ‘Dyer
Vincennes
Ind
Estes Snedecor
Portland
Ore
James F. Finley
Chatangooga
Raymond M. Hafen
Kansas City
Rufus
Chapin
Chicago
Moonshine raid details map Appalachian District notes
A Kentucky revenue chief and Virginia agents collaborated in a raid near Wiseco two miles from the Kentucky line. Two moonshiners were captured. The attached photograph depicts whisky equipment including a worm and the flake stand. A map highlights the Appalachian Mountain district as the moonshine hotbed.
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Ler
The
Revenue
Kentucky
Chanler
Virginia Revenue
Sam. R. Brame
Wiseco
Van
Appalachain Mountain
Inquest Not Needed After Child Pulled From Beneath Vehicle
Coroner Grossman visited Buhl on Thursday evening and ruled no inquest necessary after a child was pulled from beneath a vehicle. The injuries included five broken ribs and internal trauma. the girl died thirty minutes after the accident. No blame attached to young Hopkins, and the incident was deemed unavoidable.
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Grossman
Buhl
Young Hopkins
Physical educators in Salt Lake session
Dr. M. I. Foss, president of the middlewest section of the American Physical Education, addressed attendees in Salt Lake City as sessions opened. The AP report notes ongoing discussions and the organization’s aims in advancing physical education.
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Physical Educators
Salt Lake
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
M. I. Foss
Middlewest
American Physical Education
Verbal divorce answer filed in Idaho court actions
Mrs Olive Morley acting through Twin Falls and Coeur d Alene attorneys answered the divorce complaint in the district court. She contends her husband has provided $50 monthly temporary alimony and $250 for expenses, with these funds drawn from sources at her Black Lake Idaho home to contest the suit.
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Olive Morley
Hazel
Benoit
Twin ‘Falls
Potts & ‘Wernette
Coeur d’Alene
Fale
Arlene
Black Lake
Idaho
Probate suit filed over two hundred dollars unpaid
The probate court was sued yesterday by H. L. Briggs against H. M. Fargo over a $200 alleged unpaid contract debt.
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Probate
H.M. Fargo
Complainant Charges Man With Insanity In Quiet Case
A complaint was filed yesterday against an unnamed man on charges of insanity. A hearing is scheduled for 10 o'clock this morning to resolve the case with the court presiding.
Complaint Filed Against Taylor and Barmeddler for Battery
A complaint was filed yesterday against L. E. B. Taylor and John Barmeddler for battery. Taylor was released on bond yesterday. Barmeddler is confined to the county jail. The case will be heard at 10 o'clock July 1.
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L. EB
Taylor
John ‘Dee
Hathaway Sues After Haystack Accident on Gray Farm
Hathaway, while employed stacking hay at the Gray farm, suffered an accident that led to a lawsuit. The suit alleges injuries from the incident occurring during work duties.
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Hathaway
Gray
Mrs Frank’s Son Among Youths Jailed in Car Theft Case
Mrs. Frank mother of John W. Frank, one of the youths charged in the June 2 car theft at Buhl, arrived in Twin Falls yesterday. John W. Frank, Irwin Adams, and Merl Davis are lodged in the county jail. Adams and Davis were brought back from Salt Lake Tuesday by Sheriff A. N. Sprague.
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Mrs. Frank
John W. Frank
Buhl
Twin Falls
Young Frank
Irwin Adams
Merl Davis
Adams
Davis
Galt
Lake
A. N. Sprague
Teller of Weird Story Is Given His Freedom
Private Paul Lester Mace, who claimed he was kidnapped and held aboard a German submarine after desertion, was acquitted by a court martial. Maj Gen H P McCain approved the finding at Camp Devens. Mace disappeared in May 1918, surfaced at Fort Story, Va, and swam ashore two miles off Cape Henry after saying Germans sought airplane secrets from him.
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Associated Press
Ayer
Mass
Paul Lester Mace
Sfrogon
H. P. McCain
Camp
Devens
Camp Devens
Silent sufferings amid hunger and debt in distant camps
A fragment describes extreme hunger and exhaustion among crowds, with thousands reported dead. A young man seeks aid at Kopu's Chine Inland Mission, offering to sell himself as a slave for one dollar to obtain food.
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Ausk
Chine
Kopu
Funeral held for Mrs Mary Shelly at DeWitt chapel
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the DeWitt chapel for Mrs. Mary Shelly who died Thursday. She is survived by three sons and a daughter. L and Salladay and H Barber have returned from the Rotary convention at Salt Lake.
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DeWitt Chapel
Mary Shelly
L. &. Salladay and
H. ©. Barber
Rotary
Salt Lake
Wake seeks discharge in Idaho Bankruptcy case
In the District Court of Idaho Southern Division George W. Wake has filed for discharge in Bankruptcy No. 1131. Creditors and others in interest must show cause and appear by July 21, 1919 with grounds of opposition within ten days thereafter at the clerk’s office. Dated June 19 1919 by W Orr Chapman Referee.
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Southern Division
George W. Wake
United States District Court of Idaho
Notice of Administrator's Sale and Writ of Attachment
In Twin Falls Idaho a district court notice reports on a writ of attachment issued June 16 1919 against Clyde C Anderson and Ola L Anderson doing business as Anderson & Anderson for 1163 22 with 7 interest from March 11 1919. Also announces administrator sale of Elva C McCollum estate with bids in writing cash terms.
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Continental Pipe Manufacturing Company
Clyde C. Anderson
Ola L. Anderson, Co
Anderson & Anderson
Idaho
Saa
Matt Tate
Elva C. McCollum
A. D
Falls County
Thergof
Wilson
Roor Bank
Alcock and Brown Honored by King George
London June 20 The Associated Press reported that King George conferred the Order of the British Empire on Captain Alcock and Lieutenant Brown to honor their trans Atlantic flight.
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Associated Press
London
Its
King
George
Alcock
Brown
Starving Chinese Die as They Dig for Roots in Kopu District
Shanghai dispatch reports relief funds opened in spring insufficient to confront famine in Kopu district male tribal families. Villagers dig roots daily amid harsh conditions as authorities seek aid and solutions.
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Shanghai
Kopu
Jad Salts Urges Bathing in Four Ounce Doses
A 4 note entity encourages meat intake per se while advising regular salt use to neutralize kidney irritants. It promotes four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast to cleanse kidneys, flush body waste, and ease bladder weakness. The remedy is described as grape and lemon acid with lithia, inexpensive, and effervescent.
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Bt UK
Nda Seeradt
Lea Stene eChi Ratho
Serna
Tenn
Twin’ Falls
Femen Sds A
Ie Acon
Morley
Wew
Clayéomb
Weird Story
Shelly
W. Orr Chapman
District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Twin Falls County
C. C. Siggins
C. L. Brown
Taylor Cummins
Plaintiff
J. W
Hastate
C. McCollum Craven
Denease Asher B. Wilson
Attone
King George
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