League of Nations Issue Divides Nation
Editorial contrasts past opposition to federal actions with current League of Nations debate. Cites North Carolina, Maine, Monroe Doctrine, and WWI mobilizations. Highlights Governor Cox push for presenting the covenant to Congress, Senator Harding’s pledge to scrap it, and presents a stark choice between Cox with a league or Harding without.
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Tide Turns Toward Cox in 1920 Presidential Race
A significant shift in public sentiment favors Governor Cox as he gains momentum against Senator Harding. Cox’s strong campaign and clear stance on the League of Nations have won broad support, while Harding’s wavering positions alienate diverse groups, framing Cox as a unifying figure in international policy.
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Ford plant workers suspended as hunger strike protests anger Cork
About 1500 employees at the New Ford plant in Cork are reported suspended after mass hunger strike services. Notices barred attending church services under threat of dismissal or wage docking. Sinn Fein leader appealed to the American manager, Fawara Grace, who planned to hire a new force but allowed the workers back only if they returned to their posts.
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Denton mining promoter found dead in crypt case moves forward
Charles Denton, mining promoter whose body was found September 23 in a crypt in the basement of his home, was served today upon Mrs. C. Peete, former tenant who recently returned from Denver to aid authorities in solving the death mystery.
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Rogerson Items Reflect Local Visits and Trips
Rogerson and nearby areas report a steady flow of visitors and business trips. Residents like James Jones, John S. Weighatt, and Wilford Dunn travel to Rogerson or pass through from Three Creek, China Creek, and Salt Lake trips. Local figures note ranch activity, telephone company interests, and Thompson Drug Co expanding with a new furnace installation.
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Ogden
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Wilford E. Dunn
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Point Ranch
Hugh Willis
San Ja Cinta
Telephone Company
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Geo. B. Thomp
Geometapratent
Local notices from Filer area reflect births deaths and visits
Born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Dudley Tuesday morning at the county hospital a son. Mrs Wm Mackey received a telegram Tuesday citing the death of her father Robert Critchfield at Beloit Kansas. Mrs Hy W Schildman hosted Rural High teachers Tuesday evening. Wm Grieve died of blood poisoning two weeks after hand injury from a rusty tack. On Sunday a baby was born to Mrs Wm Grieve and lived only a few hours. Mr Wm Bunce departed Thursday for a business trip with Filer Mill and Elevator Co touring Missouri Kansas and other southern points. family to join later.
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County Hospital
Clifford Thomas
O. L. Dudley
Gooding
Thomas
Wm. Mackey
Robert Critchfield
Beloit
Kansas
Carter
Twin Falls
M. J. Goode
Wm. Bunce
Filer Mill & Elevator Co
Missouri
Xan
Wheat prices likely to rise, says Farm Bureau
Washington, Oct. 14 The American Farm Bureau Federation states wheat prices are certain to go up due to world shortage and U S oversold. The drop is blamed on bear propaganda and traders who sold abroad to fill orders at low figures. More than 125 million bushels cleared foreign ports with optimistic exports not exceeding 200 million, and northern hemisphere crops are over 100 million bushels down from a year ago.
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Rewly
India
Meighen Named Privy Council Member in London
Premier Arthur Meighen of Canada has been appointed a member of the Privy Council in London. The honor adds to his diplomatic and political standing as Canada navigates its imperial ties with Britain.
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Arthur ‘Meigh‘en
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Privy Council
Rich New Yorker Plans to Save Dying Marquesan Race
A New Yorker, A M Andrews, a Chicago born ex newsboy turned banker and owner of Manhattan and California ventures, plans to purchase a vessel, hire a crew, and sail to the Marquesas to aid a nearly depopulated race influenced by a letter from the "Ghost Girl" of the islands. He recounts surviving tuberculosis in youth and now aims to fund water distribution and race revival through Twin Falls Land & Water Company, while ensuring legal and financial safeguards.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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Manhattan
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Chicago
Chicago Herald
Stevenson
West Coast
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
Board of Directors
Twin Falls, Land & Water Company
Proposed By Laws For Twin Falls Canal Company
To stockholders of the Twin Falls Canal Company presenting proposed by laws for approval at the December 13, 1920 meeting. Sections cover meetings location notice, election rules, proxies, ballots, quorum, directors and officers duties, bonding, and general management. Includes election procedures, ballot handling, and officer responsibilities.
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Arrest Steamer Master in Long Beach on Smuggling Warrant
Charles Renner, master of the steamship West Hawaii, was arrested at his Long Beach home on a federal warrant. He is charged with attempting to smuggle a large quantity of liquors woolen fabrics silks and pearl necklaces into the United States through the Los Angeles harbor.
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