Shipping Board Debate Sees Private Ownership In Minority
At a Washington conference the majority backed private ownership under federal control for the merchant marine. John L. Hamilton of Columbus urged government supervision as a nucleus for a national shipping system, while farmers feared private sale would favor exports over farm products. Other speakers dismissed those fears and noted the high costs and risks of private ship ownership.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ander
Chipping Board
John L. Hamilton
Columbus
American Bankers’ Association
Franklin
Frank Munson
American Steamship Owners’ Association
J. P. Magill
Newreg
Hamilton
Shipping Board
Shoshone Agent Visitor To County Farm Bureau
G. Maroney, county agent for Lincoln County with headquarters at Shoshone, visited the county farm bureau yesterday, meeting with members and discussing local agricultural programs.
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G. . Maroney
Lincoln County
Hiidshone
Poultry culling demonstrations save Twin Falls county
Mrs A J Daum visited the county farm bureau as Moore reports culling 1276 birds saved an estimated 1276 dollars. The program aims to teach farmers to cull their flocks, reaching many residents and reducing losses. Twin Falls farms contain about 187 500 fowls with potential losses around 52500 yearly. Next week Moore will hold meetings at multiple locations in Twin Falls, Willowdale, Community and Cedar Draw to discuss poultry subjects and advise farmers.
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Moore
C. H. Brown
Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
Bonneville County
Frank Winsler
Edward Harding
Willowdale
Mike Dean
Community
Chas
Flowerdew
J. R. Lawe
Cedar Draw
Holmes
Farm Bureau Office
Farm Bureau
Week's Poultry Culling Demonstrations Announced
Announcement by Mrs C H Brown states Pren Moore will hold culling demonstrations next week. Last week 11 demonstrations drew 356 attendees, with many attending oral meetings as schedles printed in The Chronicle.
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C. H. Brown
Pren Moore
Chronicle
Poultry Culling Spreads Across Homes Near Rock Creek
Pren Moore with Mrs. C. M. Brown culled chicken flocks at D. P. Albee’s home near Rock Creek yesterday morning and then visited Mrs. Roy Brooks of Twin Falls in the afternoon.
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Pren Moore
C. M. Brown
D. P. Albee
Rock Creek
Roy Brooks
Twin Falls
Soil Specialist Hitchcock Begins Work in County
E. H. Hitchcock, a soil specialist who arrived yesterday, started work at once. He, with County Agent Bohrer, visited R. H. Young’s farm to study how sulfur affects a potato patch.
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E. H. Hitchcock
Bohrer
R. H. Young
Entomologist Smith Heads to Milner for Talks
R. H. Smith an entomologist departs for Milner today to confer with R. E. Shepherd of Jerome during the visit.
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R. H. Smith
Etomologist
Milner
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
Shoat Feeding Experiments Attract Farmers Interest
Farmers show strong interest in shoat feeding experiments led by William Kerr state swine specialist in cooperation with the farm bureau and local farmers. During the week 61 shoats were weighed.
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William Kerr
Farm Bureau
Farmer I S Otto Visits Twin Falls for Business
I S Otto a farmer from the Filer section was in Twin Falls yesterday visiting the farm and bureau offices during his trip.
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Filer
Twin Falls
Bureau
British Dominions Self-Governing, Conference Confirms
London May 15 delayed report notes the peace conference acknowledged the British dominions as self-governing nations within the British commonwealth. Sir Robert Borden, Canadian premier, declared at Westminster during a luncheon of the empire parliamentary association the dominions’ status.
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London
Peace
Robert Borden
Westminster
Empire Parliamentary Association
Bond Posted to Perfect Appeal in Espionage Case
J Henry Albers, a Pacific coast milling man, posted a $10,000 bond to perfect his appeal after a court convicted him of espionage. He was sentenced to three years at McNeil's Island and fined $10,000. arguments on the appeal set for September.
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Portland
Henry Albers
Albers
McNeil’s Island
Award of valor in action announced by Pershing
Washington May 28 General Pershing notified the war department of awards for extraordinary heroism in action. Second Lieutenant Stacy L Harding deceased Antioch California, Sergeant George A Hopkins Burlingholm Kansas. Privates George W Condit Troy Utah Dillon Day Filidre Utah Charles Holmes Potter Valley Cal Emil Buckensdahl Pierce Neb.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pershing
War Department
Stacy L. Harding
Antioch
California
George A. Hopkins
Burlingholm
Kansas
George W. Condit
Troy
Kahn
Dillon Day
Filidre
Utah
Charles Holmes
Potter Valley
Cal
Emil Buckensdahl
Pierce
Neb
Federal ruling on liquor injunction prompts review delay
The case concerns a temporary injunction on the manufacture and sale of intoxicating 2% brew. Judge Mayer planed to sign the order next Monday and urged talks between federal attorney and brewer counsel for early appellate review. District Attorney Caffey noted a decision before July 1 could be possible if Congress acts, affecting pending sales regulations.
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United States
Distric Court
Caffey
District Court
Mayer
Elihi Root
William D. Guthrie
Court of Appeals
Arrdétil
Districtorney Caffey
Congress
McElligott
Inquiries on Bonds Led to City Bond Vote
Six letters from bonding interests received by City, Minnick regarding the bond issue to be voted June 6. Minnick sent 160 notification letters. Two concerns were notified that the bond was authorized, sold a week late, with votes set for June 6.
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Minnick
Bureau Faces Yard Labor Milestone Since April Twenty First
Since April 21 the farm bureau reports 450 applicants have been at work. The figure reflects ongoing efforts to fill positions and boost productivity across the bureau network.
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Arm Bureau
Twin Falls Traffic Tragedy Report Highlights Umbrella Hazard
Fragmentary text describes a crash near Main and Shoshone in Twin Falls involving a large umbrella placed on the street. A police officer is reported as protecting the area and handling the incident. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
French Send Gatings Amid Anniversary Resolve
Fragmented report notes an anniversary event with Italy and a parliamentary tone. It mentions unity, a declaration, and a government stance, with references to Ankeny and taxes in a somber, prescriptive context.
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Italy
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Ldaai
Gov Jeenmer
Jemershiip
Corference
Shipp
A. J. Daum of
County Farm Bureau
Peter Link
South O Hansen
Matt Beasmans
W. E. Hawkins
Messrs. Eaton and Turner
Estelle
Tion
Idaho State Bank
Twin Falls, Idaho
Helen
Tom
Otto IN
British Dominions
Gatings
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