Prohibitionists Prepare For Fray Over War Time Act
In New York a leading anti saloon league official said they will push for enforce ment laws for wartime and permanent prohibition. Presbyterians in St Louis urged Congress to keep the wartime act intact and enforce it fully to aid global food needs and moral discipline.
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Associated Press
New York
Antisaloon League
Wilson
Congress
William Anderson
New York State
Samuel Gompers
Anderson
Republican Party
League
Paris
ST. Louis
131St General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
U. A
Nilson
United States
D. M. Hindman
Uynbus
Ohio
Bepprugh
Harrisburg
Temperance
Hich
Navy defers action on ship types and budget plan
The Navy Department has not decided on capital ship types to recommend to Congress as debate continues over composite ships. Secretary Daniels met with Representative Butler and will brief the full House Naval Committee later, with focus on pay and running expenses and not the ship-building program. He expects to harmonize service opinions before shaping building clauses and notes that captured German ships will not join the fleet.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Congress
Daniels
Representative Butler
House Naval Committee
France
Hinshaw Opposes Relral in Prohibition Party Plan
Chicago May 20 Virgil G Hin BW chairman of the prohibition party national committee argues against Relral in a state level plan. He outlines strategy and goals for strengthening the party ahead of statewide activities.
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Hinshaw
Relral
Chicago
Virgil G. Hin BW
Prohibition ‘Party
President Wilson Urges Congress On Liquor Question
President Wilson condemned the proposal to Congress in a message urging action on the liquor question. He urged that Congress represent the people at this time rather than a president whose ideas may not reflect the views of as many as one third of the people.
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Ment
Congress
Wilson
Chronicle wins: Times adopts Chronicle’s illustrated news
The Chron icle notes its illustrated story on Rev. Stanley O. Tyndall and family living in a Brooklyn church building was published by The Chronicle. Last evening the Times ran a similar piece on page 2 in sports without illustrations under the title Pastor and His Wife Forced to Live in Church.
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Chronicle
The
Times
Stanley O. Tyndall
Brooklyn
the Times
Federal Aid Sought to Start Idaho Road Program
W L Johnson director of highways in Twin Falls says federal aid is essential to begin east and west state highways this year. Work on district roads will follow 60 to 90 days after machinery contracts are awarded for a crushing plant. Contracts to let next Saturday aim to start construction by late July and continue into next year.
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State Highway Board
W. L. Johnson
Twin Falls
Highway District
Highway Board
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Ovate Call For Legion Meeting In Boise June 26
A call for a state gathering of returned service men in Boise on June 26 was received in Twin Falls. Twin Falls holds eight votes in the convention. all who served in the army and navy during the war are entitled to Legion membership and attendance.
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Mark Shields
Boise
Twin Falls
Laverne Collier
American Legion
Idaho
Legion
Taylor Cummins
John S. Green
Army
Navy
Service Men to Hold Big Smokers Meet Friday Night
The Twin Falls Service Men’s association plans a large Friday meeting at 8 o’clock in the Parish hall with a boxing exhibition and cigars. Members can register at Idaho State Bank Sweeley and Sweeley offices or the farm bureau, with books placed yesterday.
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Idaho State Bank
Sweeley & Sweeley
Farm Bureau
Ruth Garrison Faces Sanity Question In Walla Walla
Associated Press report from Walla Walla Washington dated May 30 describes Ruth Garrison the poisoner arriving in town and asked if she deemed herself sane she replied Can you take their word for that Her eyes filled with tears and her lips trembled at the prospect of the penitentiary looming ahead.
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Associated Press
Walla Walla
Wash
Ruth Garrison
Douglas Storrs
Seattle girl poisoner sent to state penitentiary
Ruth Garrison, a Seattle girl linked to a poison plot, told onlookers in Yakima that being sent to Walla Walla would be nicer than Medical Lake asylum. She greeted the crowd calmly as guards moved her to the train, later calling the shade a shame to spoil their fun.
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Yakima
Wash
Walla Walla
Medical Lake
Ruth Garrison
Seattle
Dapat
State Penitentiary
Miss Garrison
Appointment of Dr Kline as military attaché in Buenos Aires
Washington May 20 Dr Julius S Kline recently chief of the Latin American division of the bureau of foreign trade and democratic commerce was appointed military attaché to the American embassy at Buenos Aires to succeed Robert S Barrett. Dr Kline has already sailed for Buenos Aires.
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Washington
Juliuss. Kline
Bureau of Foreign Trade and Democratic Commerce
Buenos Aires
Robert 8. Barrett
Department of Commerce
Kline
Review Treaty of 1820 Paris Examines 1889 Treaties
Paris May 20 The council of five foreign ministers from Great Britain France and Italy Secretary Lansing and Baron Makino continued their examination of revising the 1889 treaties between Holland and Belgium.
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Paris
Havas
Council of Five
Great Britain
France
Italy
Lansing
Baron Makino
Holland
Belgium
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DR. Kline
Shoshone ST
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