Legion Post 7 Meets at Elks Hall for Legion Week
Twin Falls Post No 7 American Legion will meet at 8 o clock tonight in the Elks hall. State Adjutant Albert will discuss plans to boost membership across Idaho. C L DeLong named committeeman for entertainment and a real feed is promised. Governor Davis proclaims American Legion Week from May 7 to 22 to enlist more members amid 33 new posts added statewide.
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Twin Falls
American Legion
Elks
Legion
Albert
Idaho
Department
Davis
United States Army
Navynd Marine Corps
United States
D. W. Davis
Idaho Legion Aid Pledge Sealed May 13 1920
The passage proclaims support for the American Legion and its focal posts, aiming to aid former service men and preserve free institutions, with the seal affixed by the Idaho secretary of state on May 13, 1920.
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Idaho
American Legion
Alleged bootlegger arrested Saturday in local rooming house
Frank Holly was arrested Saturday night by Officers Ham and Austin in a local rooming house charged with illegal possession of liquor. He could not furnish a $500 bond and was remanded to the county jail after Sheriff A. N. Sprague secured a warrant sworn out Saturday following days of investigation.
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Frank Holly
Ham and
Austin
A. N. Sprague
Married at Bride’s Mother's Home by Reverend Bennett
Tom Wilson and Miss Pearl Cherry wed at the bride’s mother home on Ninth Avenue Sunday at 9 am, officiated by Rev. Alexander G. Bennett. After a brief honeymoon, they will reside in Buhl. Miss Cherry formerly taught at Bickell school.
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Tom Wilson
Miss Pearl Cherry
Ninth Avenue
Alexander G. Bennett
Buhl
Miss Cherry
Bickell School
Auto speeders arrested in city court
Automobile speeders appeared in her city yesterday morning before Magistrate W. A. Mirek. Names included John Des, a chauffeur for Booth, C. N. Scotty, and L. McCracken. They were arrested by Traffic Officer Frank Tivci and each fined $10.
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W. A. Mirek
John Des
Booth
C. N. Scotty
L. McCracken
Triffic
Frank
Tivci
Miss Julia Hilzinger Leaves for Summer School Post
Miss Julia Hilzinger county school teacher sails to district number 3 in the Shoshone basin for summer school duties. She left yesterday for the position.
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Schoos
Julia Hilzinger
Shoshone Basin
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Recorders Office
Two marriage licenses were issued in the county recorder s office yesterday to Henry C Cruts and Miss Lita Spargur of Kimberly and Harold Thompson and Miss Ay KE Robert son of Eden.
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County ‘Recorders Office
Henry C. Cruts
Lita ,Spargur
Kimbarly
Harold Thompson
AY+y KE. Robertson
Eden
Elks Dance May 19 Leap Year Finale
The Elks announce a leap year dance on Wednesday May 19 as the season finale. Committee Adg urges everyone to attend and support the event.
Yoshihito Mikado Nearing Death in Japan
Report from Tokio notes Emperor Yoshihito, Japan's mikado, is dying with brain illness and incapacity to govern. A regent may be appointed if death is imminent. The emperor is at Hayama villa under tight secrecy as ministers from Britain Mexico and Czechoslovakia recently presented credentials to the crown prince.
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Perate
Yoyal
Japan
Yoshihito
Imperial
Great Britain
Mexico
Czecho- Slovakia
Hayama
Japan Faces Regicidal Question and Constitutional Change
The article surveys Emperor Yoshihito at 41, his 1912 succession, and the ancient mikado lineage. It explains Japan's constitutional monarchy, elder statesmen dominance, and rising liberal movements aiming to limit militarism and empower parliament. It raises the risk of regency, civil conflict, or a shift to a constitutional system or republic under Hirohito.
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Yoshihito
Mutsuwhito
Mutsuhito
Japan
Wach
Ford
Germany
England
Mason
Hirohito
Jury Selected for Carver Trial in Basque Herder Death Case
In district court yesterday morning the jury was selected for the state versus William Carver trial. About 30 witnesses will testify for both sides as evidence starts today. The case involves a death linked to a dispute over sheep on Carver's property. Jurors named include D. H. Davis, Joseph P. Buck, P. Wallis, and others.
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William
Carver
D. H. Davis
Joseph P. Buck
P. Wallis
Robinson sues Snart Fruit for 14064 dollar claim over apples
In an amended complaint district court plaintiff C A Robinson seeks 14064.10 against Snart Fruit Co alleging breach of contract to buy 164,765 pounds of apples and delayed supply of 40 040 apple boxes plus related damages after a shipment delay and freezing issues.
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District Court
Snart Fruit Company
HLOH
Amended Complaint Filed in Foreclosure Restrain Case
An amended complaint was filed in the case of Jess Thinn against P M Scargill. The plaintiff seeks an order restraining the defendant from foreclosing on 617 mortgage notes.
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Jess Thinn
P.M. Scargill
Arke
Funeral services today for infant Esther M. Lykens
Esther M. Lykens infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lykens died Saturday night. Funeral services are held this morning at Grossman funeral chapel with Rev. Charles W. Ronk officiating. Interment in Twin Falls cemetery.
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Esther M. Lykens
J. C. Lykens
Grossman Funeral
Charles W. Ronk
Twin Falls Cemetery
Telegraph Companies Prepare for Convention
San Francisco May 15 Telegraph firms gearing up for the Democratic national convention starting June 28. Western Union spends 500000 on plant upgrades to handle up to one million words daily plus regular business and 260000 evening and 760000 morning words daily. The multiplex automatic system will carry four messages per wire eight total via channels with 13 miles of pneumatic tubes to main operations for speedy delivery. The system, faster than Morse, already handles 65 percent of business this way and will make Western Union the world’s most modern and third largest in the U.S.
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San Francisco
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Western Union
R. B. Calkins
United States
House Moves Slowly On Peace Resolution
The peace resolution adopted by the senate was presented to the house and laid on the table. It was not sent to conference but informally reviewed by the foreign affairs committee. Chairman Porter was told to confer with senate leaders to seek a plan for the house to accept without a conference.
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Washington
Senate
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Porter
Pennsylvania
Express Rates Hike Sought 10 to 25 Percent
A hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission examined a petition by the American Railway Express Co seeking permission to raise express rates by 10 to 25 percent. Commission examiner F H Barclay presided as statistics deputy C A Tuntz, vice president, presented data on rising operating costs.
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Associated Press
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Railway Express Company
Commission
Charles A. Tuntz
Hearing on 1914 rise in costs postponed to June
Testimony stated that increases amounted to 96 per cent since 1914. The examination was postponed until June 28 to allow commercial organizations to contest the data. Attending the hearing were representatives of the chambers of commerce of Omaha and Sioux City.
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Chambers of Commerce of
Omaha
Sioux City
England forced to send Poland supplies in Commons debate
In London on May 17 the House of Commons discussed shipments from England to Poland. Government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law said the materials are part of Poland’s supplies purchased last year and being shipped by the Poles as they are the property of the Polish government. Bonar Law admitted Britain’s role in the transfer.
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Associated Press
London
England
Poland
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Bonar Law
Incomplete Dispatch of Ammunition Cited as Breach
Fragment from a historical report notes that Poland game TM in stores last October and argues that preventing ammunition dispatch would have been a breach of faith by Great Britain, reflecting wartime diplomacy concerns.
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Ain
Poland
Great Britain
Chicago Coliseum Turned Over for Republican Convention
The Chicago coliseum was turned over to the Republican National Committee this morning and work began on alterations for the June 8 convention. Committee offices and leaders will be ready by May 31 for hearings on contests starting then.
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Associated. Press
Chicago
Chicago Coliseum
Republican National Committee
National Committee
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