Washington Memorial Plan Promises Grand National Temple
A sweeping proposal urges a national memorial in Washington to honor World War I heroes, blending museum, archives, and a large gathering space. The plan, endorsed by authorities and President Wilson, envisions a temple of democracy and learning with halls, a museum, library, and national headquarters for veteran groups housed within a Smithsonian governed complex.
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Washington
France
Wilson
Lafayette
Pershing
United States
Pee
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Allence
Amatn
Auditopia pehuEpied
Fidor
Aldo
Rodris
Bocietiés of
Svetbrans
Feservsi
Third
George W. Og
George Washingin
Memorial Association
Henry F. Dinock
Washington, D.C
Mie
Frank Northrop
New York
Permanent’ Fund
Charles J. Bell
National Council
Supreme Court
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Lodge Opposes League Covenant as Unacceptable
Senator Lodge, Republican leader and Foreign Relations chair, says the revised league of nations covenant is unacceptable and must be amended. He argues the draft is worse than the old one, with proposals from the Senate and Elihu Root ignored, and that the treaty with Germany must be seen in official form before the American people approve any commitment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Senate
Lodge
Elihu Root
Thodge
League
Root
State Department
Germany
United States
Revolutionaries Seize Frontier Village La Cruz
Associated Press report from Rivas Nicaragua May 19 notes about 400 Costa Rican revolutionary forces occupying several Guanacaste points and holding the frontier village of La Cruz in the northeast. The action marks a surge in border tensions as forces consolidate positions.
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Associated Press
Rivas
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Department
Guanacaste
la Cruz
Daniels Prepares Statement in Washington
Washington May 19 Secretary Daniels has prepared a statement for submission to the press and public in connection with ongoing policy discussions. No further details were released.
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Daniels
Washington
Jerome Folks Visitors
Mr and Mrs H S Green of Jerome motored to Twin Falls last Sunday for the weekend an informal town note on travel and visits.
Judd Visit to Twin Falls From Hager man Couple
Mr and Mrs E S Judd of Hager man traveled to Twin Falls yesterday for a short visit bringing a friendly note of travel and a casual social call in the area.
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Mrs. E
Judd of
Hager
Man
Twin Falls
Peck Visitor and Gill Visitor in Twin Falls
C Ws Peck of Buhl visited Twin Falls yesterday for a brief shopping trip. Mrs W A Gill of Kimberly was in Twin Falls yesterday for a short shopping outing.
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H. Peck
C. Ws. Peck of
Buhl
Twin Falls
Gill
Kimberly
W. A. Gill
Miss Burdge Jacobs Spends Weekend in Burley
Miss Burdge Jacobs left Sunday for Burley where she will spend the weekend with relatives.
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Burley
Burdge Jacobs
Twin Falls Shoppers Noted From Murtaugh
Mrs Rowlands of Murtaugh was among shoppers in Twin Falls yesterday. Local residents reported steady crowds at the markets as vendors offered a range of goods and daily necessities throughout the day.
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Mrs. Rowlands of
Murtaugh
Twin Falls
Motor to Buhl by Sweeleys and Mrs Lewis
Mr and Mrs M J Sweeley accompanied by Mrs Lewis motored to Buhl last Sunday detailing a short family trip with no incidents noted.
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M. J. Sweeley
Lewis
Buhl
Spend Day in Murtaugh Briefly Noted
M J Sweeley visits Murtaugh for a short business trip. He spends a day in the town handling quick engagements and returns.
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Murtaugh
M. J. Sweeley
Week-end Visit in Boise by Gardner and Wagner Couples
Mr and Mrs Gardner and Mr and Mrs Wagner spent the weekend in Boise. The social note records a short leisure visit by two couples to the Idaho capital for a brief stay and local sightseeing.
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Boise
Mrs. Gardner
Mrs. Wagner
James Williams of Gooding Visits Twin Falls
James Williams of Gooding was in Twin Falls yesterday for a brief business trip.
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James Williams of
Gooding
Twin Falls
Maddocks of Gooding Visit Twin Falls Business Scene
Mr and Mrs Maddocks of Gooding were among Twin Falls business visitors yesterday, stopping by local offices and meetings.
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Maddocks OF Gooding
Mrs. Maddocks of Gooding
Twin Falls
Hailey Miss Visitor Spends Weekend in Twin Falls
Miss Helen Burgman of Hailey visited Twin Falls for the weekend, staying for a short visit and enjoying local sights.
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Hailey
Helen Burgman
Twin Falls
Bliss Woman J G Hartman Seen in Twin Falls Visit
Mrs J G Hartman of Bliss was in Twin Falls on a brief shopping trip yesterday. She stopped at local stores and briefly toured the town during her outing on the return from Bliss.
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J. G. Hartman of
Bliss
Twin Falls
Wendell Matrons Shop Here Shoppers Visit Twin Falls
Among the out of town shoppers in Twin Falls Monday were Mrs. H. H. Marman and Mrs. Warner of Wendell.
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Wendell
Twin Falls
H. H. Marman
Warner
Service Men Return to Twin Falls After Discharge
Among Twin Falls boys recently discharged and returning to Twin Falls were Pierre Pyke Ralph Smith Earl Johnson George Johnson John Whitehead Hartwell who arrived Saturday from Camp Lee Virginia.
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Twin Falls
Pierre
Vi Pyke
Ralph Smith
Earl © ‘Johnso
George Johnson
John ‘Whitehead Hartwell
Camp Lee
Virginia
Former treasurer R Harvey Coggins to visit cities
Former treasurer R Harvey Coggins will visit Great Falls Montana after a visit, then proceed to Seattle and San Francisco Pasadena. He plans to return to Twin Falls this fall.
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Reasurer
Harvey Coggins
Great Falls
Mont
Seattle
San’ Francisc
Pasadena
Coggins
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Hughes
Board of Regents
Smithsonian Institution
The
Huilding
Hagerman
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