Twin Falls Favored as St Louis Convention Meeting Site
Idaho’s delegation to the American Legion caucus in St Louis favored Twin Falls as the first big reunion site for the state organization. Lieutenant Green said Boise could host, but promises point to Twin Falls for the caucus while plans to send delegates to a Boise June 6 convention are discussed. The piece notes the Legion’s nonpartisan stance and aims to counter Bolshevik elements, with emphasis on unity, Americanism, and service.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
American Legion
St. Louis
John §. Green
Mr. Green
Taylor Cummins
Boise
Green
United States
Soldiers and Sailors Council of
Seattle
Red Organization
America
Haes
The
Legion
Mark Shields
United States of Ameri
Court News Leaves Oligraphic Will in Probate Court
An oligraphic will of the late Rebecca J. Bates was filed in the probate court yesterday.
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Rebecca J. Bates
Robertson seeks appointment as administrator in Holmes estate
An application for the appointment of Thomas W. Robertson as administrator in the estate of the late George B. Holmes was filed in the probate court yesterday. A hearing on the application will be had on June 29.
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Thomas W. Robertson
George B. Holmes
Campbell divorce suit filed in district court
Floyd A Campbell files for divorce from Fliner Campbell in district court alleging desertion. Married in Missouri in 1919.
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District Court
Floyd ‘A. Campbell
Fliner Campbell
Missouri
Riddle Couple Obtain Marriage License in Idaho
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Ben Martin and Edith Riddle of Riddle Idaho.
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Riddle
Ben Martin
Edith Riddle
Riddle, Idaho
Two Small Structures Destroyed By Fire In Rear Of Home
Fire of unknown origin yesterday afternoon destroyed two small structures behind James M. Smith's house at 230 Fourth Avenue North. One was a coal shed and the other a chicken house, with several chickens burned. The assessor's office staff spotted the blaze and called the alarm, soon cutting the local telephone line. loss estimated at 360 dollars.
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James M. Smith
4Th Avenue
Assessor's
Unemployment Rises Across 83 Cities in Week
The United States employment services report for the week ending May 10 shows 135,380 unemployed in 83 cities, with 43 cities noting increases, 29 balanced labor markets, and 12 with labor shortages.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Employment Services
Vegetable plant sale at City Tower Greenhouses Twin Falls
Vegetable plants ready supply unlimited all kinds postpaid 35c per dozen 2.40 per hundred celery 25c dozen 1.60 per hundred little plants half price asters 50c budded pansies 76c per dozen City Tower Greenhouses Twin Falls tf
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City Tower
Twin Falls
Imperator Sails on First Return Trip Under Armistice
The liner Imperator, turned over to the United States by Germany under the armistice, departed Brest France on its first return voyage May 16. The voyage marks a postwar transport milestone as the ship sails for its assigned duty.
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Associated Press
Brest
France
Imperator
United States
Germany
First Over Seas Journey for the Imperator under the American Flag
The ship carried the 354th Infantry, the 17th Infantry Brigade HQ, Evacuation Ambulance Company No. 11, and 810 women, nurses, Y M C A workers, and soldiers' brides. It marks the first overseas voyage for the Imperator under the American flag.
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America
354Th Infantry
17Th Infantry Brigade
Imperator
Italians Plead Guilty to Counterfeiting Charge
Three Italians charged with counterfeiting pleaded guilty in U S district court in Salt Lake City on May 15, changing from not guilty. Callisto Bigoniari received five years, Emilio Cavasin eighteen months, each fined 25 dollars per count. Danti Bagnari, named ringleader, to be sentenced tomorrow. a fifth member to stand trial later.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States District Court
Callisto Bigoniari
Emilio Cavasin
Danti Bagnari
Episcopalians Seek Funds for Club Houses in Utah Industry Centers
The Episcopacy of Utah plans to request an appropriation from the Episcopal Church of America at the annual convocation to build club houses in industrial centers of Utah. The project aims to replace saloons as gathering places for men in the state.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Episcopal Church of America
Untitled Remnant of War Memo on Brooklyn Harbor
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to German weapons and flags aboard a vessel at Brooklyn. The text includes phrases God with us and Gott mit uns, with references to one of the terms on a prow, implying a wartime artifact or message aboard a ship.
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Rith Ua
Brooklyn
Episcopal convocation details announced in Utah
In Detroit during October an announcement was made at the annual convocation of the Episcopal Church in Utah.
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Detroit
Episcopal Church
Utah
Editor of Red Flag Is Under Arrest in Munich
Munich May 15 military authorities arrest Herr Levine editor of the Red Flag. Berlin dispatch May 9 reported Bavarian government offered a reward of ten thousand marks for Levine and Dr Levein, a leader of the former communist government.
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RED Flag
Munich
Associated Press
Herr Levine
Berlin
Levine
Levein
Knox Opposes League Covenant Updating Senate Power Debate
Washington May 15 Senator Knox of Pennsylvania former secretary of state and GOP foreign relations member warned that approval of the revised league covenant would amount to national death by action. He argued the Senate must amend the peace treaty and that Congress cannot delegate treaty powers without people’s authority.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
League of Nations
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
League
Pittsburgh
Congress
Privy Council Discusses Partial Korean Government Revision
Tokyo May 16 reports the privy council, presided by the emperor, approved a partial revision of Korea's organic government framework.
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Tokyo
Privy Council
Popcorn Wagon Promotes Caldwell Business Spirit
O F Smith of Caldwell Idaho urges rapid action from locals praising the town as the best in the area and promoting the big popcorn wagon business opportunity with a concise sales pitch.
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O. F. Smith
Caldwell, Idaho
Blockade Critique Tied to 1907 Hague Proposals
Maximilian Harden argues in Die Zukunft that Britain could justify a blockade against Germany only if Germany refused the Hague proposals in 1907. Harden contends German leaders believed Britain would face famine first in a war and claims Germans had no right to complain about the blockade.
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Paris
Ghersmany
Maximilian
Harden
Free Lance
Bismarck
Caprivi
Germany
the Hague
Herr Harden
Russia
Holland
Denmark
Negro Lynched in Dublin Georgia May 15
James Walters, a Negro farm hand accused of assaulting a white girl, was seized from a deputy sheriff and lynched in Dublin Georgia on May 15, according to Associated Press dispatches.
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Dublin
Georgia
James Walters
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