State Railroad Commissioners Clash Over Investment Accounts
Associated Press report from Washington on March 23 describes a heated hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission. State railroad commissioners argued that investment accounts used to value railroads are unreliable and should not dictate compensation standards under the Transportation Act. They urged consideration of true investment costs and faulted Wall Street influence. Representatives of shippers supported reviewing hook accounts but asked for corroborating data. The piece also notes a separate ICC decision to add a fourth group of subordinate officials to the railroad labor board selection process, listing unions and associations affected.
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Interstate Commrmerce Commission
John EB. Benton
Association of State Railroad Commissioners
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Association of Trailroaad
Association of Railroad Supervisors of Mechanics
Railroad Yardmasters of America
National Order of Railroad Claim Men
The
Roadmasters and Supervisors’, Association
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Order of Railroad Station Agents
Railway Men's’ International Industrial Association
American Federation of Railroad Workers
Labor unions plan nationwide nonpartisan campaign
A lengthy AP dispatch reports the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations launching a nonpartisan political effort. It outlines a campaign machine structure, central and local committees, and calls for volunteer cooperation across unions to support election activities. The memo to presidents and chairpersons emphasizes moderation and national unity.
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Tabor
Tona
Eneh Jorad Uhion di
Mogpeans
Flere
Trade unions and politics in the primaries call
The text urges nominating trade union members for elective office and urges communities to help workers. It warns against enemies of Tabor and emphasizes unity among working men and women and all citizens to preserve liberty.
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Waite
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Hatitees
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Oh Brothers
Cote Wee Eed
Aiowsedon Npen
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts
Health advice promotes dieting to ease back pain and kidney distress. It touts a famous effervescent salts remedy made from grape and lemon acid with lithia to flush kidneys, reduce urinary irritation, and prevent kidney disease, claiming safety for daily use.
Shrine Club Organized Plans Trip to Portland
In a high school room last evening the Twin Falls Shrine club was formed to promote Shriners affairs. They will plan a June trip of Twin Talis Shriners to Portland. WW OH Decker was elected president KK Chamberlain vice president Sidney Graves secretary treasurer. Committees on entertainment by laws constitution and membership may be appointed.
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Twin Falls Shrine Club
Twin Talis Shriners
Portland
OH. Decker
KK. Chamberlain
Sidney Graves
Prospects for a Good Year in Dry Farming Country
Murry Baum, a dry farmer who came from Ashton Idaho to Twin Falls, says the hills hold moisture enough to guarantee abundant water for the coming season. He notes heavy frequent snows and a recent early snowfall that stored considerable water, and he urges farmers not to reduce cultivated land due to fear of water shortage.
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Murry. Baum
Twin Falls
Ashton
Idaho
Wilson Bros Sue Benke Over Unpaid Debt in Probate Court
Wilson Bros of Limberly filed a probate court complaint against H. J. Benke for non payment of a debt incurred between June 4 and September 29, 1919. The original bill was 98.85 dollars, 3 dollars paid, seeking 63.85 dollars plus 7 percent interest from December 29, 1919 and costs of suit.
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Wilson Bros
Salt Lake Engineer in Twin Falls Seeks Road Bid
S. Heuser, engineer for Heuser Packing of Salt Lake City, is in Twin Falls consulting with persons connected to the highway district’s road building projects with a view to entering a bid for construction work.
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S. Heuser
Heuser Packing Company
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Bliss Attacks Sims Report On The A. E. F.
Continued from page one the exchange grew tense as senators and naval officers clashed during the hearing. A senior admiral and Senator Bliss sparred over procedure with sharp exchanges about leadership and method. Captain Horace Lanning, former assistant chief of the Bureau of Navigation, is expected to testify tomorrow.
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Bureau
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