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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1920

Page

7

Roosevelt Seeks Party Backing For League of Nations

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, urged Pueblo voters to support the national ticket. He argued for the United States joining the league of nations and protecting constitutional rights, contrasting Cox’s stance with Harding’s. He said entry would require congressional and public approval and warned that a Cox vote is a vote into the issue, while a Harding vote keeps the nation out.

Pueblo Colo League of Nations West Franklin Dr. Roosevelt Harding Cox United States Russia Turkey Mexico League Congress of the United States

Collins Company Buys F. A. Robinson's Store

Ade has completed stock inventory and plans to open next Saturday morning. Collins Company, operator of Three Times stores in Ada, Pills, Mankins, and Lagan, takes over I. A. Robinson's Dry Goods and Shoes shop on Main Avenue Gast. The business has operated for over five years and will continue under new ownership.

Ade Colling Robinson

Not enough context for a full headline

The fragment praises Mr. Collins as a trusted businessman with a fair policy and honest dealing, and notes a long acquaintance with Mr and Mrs Colling. It suggests audience members at a theater will be glad and that citizens should have confidence in him.

Haywood Conviction Upheld By Court in War-Era Case

Chicago det William D Big Bil Haywood leader of the IWW and several other IWW defendants were found guilty and sentenced to Leavenworth for obstructing the war effort. Most defendants had been free on bond while appealing. Congratulatory messages flowed after the conviction confirmation. Haywood’s lawyer said a rehearing would be sought.

Chicago William D Big Bil Haywood Dw. W. Wis Chimney United States T. W. Wis Leavenworth Ow. W Hherry

Druggists Seek Uniform Statutes Across States

In St Louis on October 6 a committee urged direct work with food and drug manufacturers in various states to craft more uniform laws governing product handling. Guy G Frary reported at the American Dairy Food and Drug Officials convention that patent medicines often carry excess alcohol and unduly potent quantities of drugs.

ST. Louis Association of American Dairy Food and Drug Guy G. Frary Vermillian S. Tu T. B. Sayre Scholl of Pharmacy University of Kansas

Paratrooper Lands Safely After Delayed Opening

Sergeant CLOW. Lark jumped from an airplane piloted by Lieut. BR. 1k. Kuarp at 6,000 feet near Nogales Aviz. The first parachute failed to open due to wind, forcing a second deployment. The canopy opened, snagged a tree near the ground, but Lark landed safely at about 120 mph before the wind delay.

Nogales Aviz Clow Lark Kuarp Tark

Colver Attacks Watson Over Senate Charges in Indiana

William B. Colver former FTC member spoke in BLEMART Indiana opposing Senator James E. Watson reelection. He charged Watson’s charges against government aid to big business were partisan and accused the senator of suppressing witnesses and delivering a possibly staged speech. Colver urged a face to face confrontation in Indiana, offering to pay the hall and meet Watson any time any price before any audience.

Blemart Ind William B. Colver Federal Trade ¢ Commission James EK. Watson Indiana Senate Colver Kenyon Iowa Mr. Colver Watson Clarence Martin Indianapolis Subcommittee Lord Knows Who Guiver Washington

Grain Growers to Protest at Washington Meeting

Grain growers plan a protest gathering in Washington on October 17 and 18, organized by national farm groups and regional wheat associations in Washington and Montana. The call urges government action on price speculation and fertilizer costs affecting producers. A separate fire damaged the Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Works on Talley Street, with ongoing assessment at Mason Forwarding Company.

Cret Washington Montana Metis Fhl Ecton Wheat Livestead Dallaige Moore Una Elles. Lee Wilson & Toomer Perviilizer Talleygand Avenue Mason Torwarding Company

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