Competitive bids for rails urged by railroads head
Walker D. Hines director general of railroads said the railroad administration will seek competitive bids for 200000 tons of steel rails. He said the aim is to buy steel materials on a competitive bidding basis as rapidly as needed after talks with manufacturers failed to cut price schedules approved by the Commerce Department's industrial board.
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New York
Walker D. Hines
Railroads
Railroad Administration
Hines
Industrial Board of
Department of Commerce
Hires
Rail and Steel Prices Talk Fail to Reach Accord
Representatives of the railroad administration and the Manufacturers Committee of the Tron and Steel Institute failed at a New York conference to agree on further steel price reductions. The railroad side argued prices were not low enough, while manufacturers said further cuts require lower production costs and wage reductions.
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New York
Railroad Administration
Manufacturers Committee
The
Tron and Steel Institute
Industrial Board
Department ‘of Commerce
Embassy denies federal troops joined Villistas in Parral
Official advices received by the Mexican embassy deny that federal troops joined Villista forces when Parral was captured and declare untrue reports that Villa occupied Jiminez and that mining operations were affected.
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Villistas
Washington
Villista
Parral
Villa
Jiminez
Bridge destruction confusion over Chihuahua Conchos site
Reports from the border indicate the Conchos river bridge was destroyed but not at the famed Conchos bridge south of Chihuahua. Early information suggested a different location, creating uncertainty about the exact bridge involved and its impact on operations in the state.
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Chihuahua
Conchos River
Conchos
Chicago Association of Commerce opens branch in Mexico City
Chicago announces establishment of a branch of the Chicago Association of Commerce in Mexico City. The foreign trade commission headed by H. H Garver will depart Monday to implement details, and a Mexican bureau will be set up.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Mexico City
Foreign Trade Commission
H. H Garver
Mrs W C Mitchell Undergoes Surgical Operation
Mrs W C Mitchell of Rupert was operated upon yesterday morning at a local hospital. Details of the procedure were not disclosed in the brief dispatch.
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W. C. Mitchell
Rupert
Boyd Hospital Update
The patient from Boyd Hospital is reported to be doing nicely following the recent procedures or treatments.
Jacobs Returns From Brief Business Trip
H A Jacobs came back from a quick business trip to Pocatello yesterday afternoon.
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H. A. Jacobs
Pocatello
Miss Catherine Cairncross Shopper in Twin Falls Event
Miss Catherine Cairncross of Buhl was a Twin Falls shopper Thursday as she visited local stores to compare prices and browse new arrivals. The trip highlighted the day's shopping activity in the downtown area with several merchants noting increased foot traffic.
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Catherine Cairncross
Buhl
Twin Falls
Mrs H C Randall Visits Twin Falls Market
Mrs H C Randall of Murtaugh was a Twin Falls shopping visitor yesterday.
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H. C. Randall of
Murtaugh
Twin Falls
Miss Marguerite McVey Visits Twin Falls
Miss Marguerite McVey of Kimberly visited her mother in Twin Falls on Wednesday, gathering with family and friends during the outing.
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Marguerite McVey
Kimberly
Twin Falls
Plant Shut Down After Strike Clashes At Toledo Plant
The Willys-Overland plant in Toledo was closed indefinitely by Clarence Earl, vice president, after violent clashes between strikers and police as about a hundred nonjoining workers tried to cross picket lines. About 100 officers responded to disturbances. traffic cops were recalled. Labor officials say around ten thousand workers are on strike.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
Clarence’ Earl
Henry Herbert
Earl
Local Resident Jack Griffith Treated At Boyd Hospital
Jack Griffith of Jarbridge Nevada is at Boyd hospital for medical treatment.
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Jack Griffith
Jarbridge, Nev
Boyd
Bank cabbier suffers slight injury at hospital
Hugh Marlin of Rogerson is in Boyd hospital with a slight injury after an incident. He is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Hugh Marlin
Bank of Rogerson
Boyd Hospital
La Ferrin of Burley Makes Short Twin Falls Visit
La Ferrin of Burley traveled to Twin Falls yesterday on a brief business trip visiting local offices and meeting associates before returning home.
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la Ferrin
Burley
Mrs Heiss of Buhl Visits Twin Falls on Brief Shopping Trip
Mrs Heiss of Buhl was in Twin Falls on a brief shopping trip yesterday. The outing highlighted a routine day in local commerce with no major events reported.
Filer Women Shop Here Brief Twin Falls Tour
Mrs Marl Fisher and her daughter visited Twin Falls for a short shopping trip on Thursday. They browsed local stores and enjoyed a brief outing in the city.
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FILER
Marl Fisher
Twin
Falls
Jelén Klass Visits Filer for Relative Gatherings
Jelén Klass of Filer traveled to Vrigiting relatives yesterday, spending time with family members and returning with news of kinship ties.
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Jelén Klass
Filer
Vrigiting
Administrator's Sale Notice for Twin Falls property
Notice of administrator sale issued after probate court order dated 1919 in Idaho. Private sale to highest bidder after May 8, auction covers Lot 13 7 15, block 1 7 Original Milner, Twin Falls County. Sale under Craven estate. Clerk Biggins and Deputy Bowen listed.
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Ipr
Milner
State of
Idaho
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