Russia for Russians and the path for a new Russian state
The note from the United States to Italy, backed by France, argues Russia must work out its own salvation with no Bolshevik recognition. It supports Wrangel in the south and Polish, Finnish, and Armenian separations, while defending a future strong Russian empire free of German and Japanese carve‑ups.
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Italy
Russia
France
Peter Wrangel
Wrangel
Roumania
Great Britain
Lenine
Trotezky
Colby
Poland
Finland
Armenia
Germany
Japan
Geography teaching questioned by exam results
A civil service test of 137 applicants asked for the locations of Birmingham Philadelphia St Louis Albany and San Francisco. Only half located all five correctly with Philadelphia misassigned to New York St Louis to Montana and Albany scattered. The piece argues for more exact memorization alongside modern engaging methods.
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Europe
Birmingham
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Montana
Albany
Waning Strike View From UMWA Convention
In a recent United Mine Workers of America convention, influential attendees noted a declining reliance on strikes to win pay raises. Delegates voted to pursue district-specific demands while affirming that miners will honor contracts regardless of whether demands are accepted, signaling a shift toward arbitration and negotiated settlements.
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United Mine Workers of
Ameica
Mutual fairness in labor capital relations grows
The passage argues that the method of achieving demands matters as much as the demands themselves and that wise procedure benefits both workers and employers. It notes that strikes incur costs to all and that across classes people are recognizing progress toward understanding and mutual fairness between labor and capital.
Railroads Improve Service Through Increased Load and Cars
Rail service shows clear gains in car mileage and loads per car, with more cars moving loaded and fewer empties. Officials credit genuine effort by operators and workers, urging continued zeal after new rates and wages. Public tolerance hinges on sustained improvements and profits.
Trans-Continental cruise by a Los Angeles physician family
A Los Angeles physician and his family completed a 6000 mile motor camping trip without hotel stays. They traveled from the West to the East via the Rockies Berkshires Adirondacks and Maine returning home. The columnist praises this affordable travel as wholesome, scenic and economical.
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Los Angeles
Rockies
Berkshires
Adirondacks
Maine
The Electric Warship Pioneers Electrical Naval Power
The electrically propelled battleship New Mexico marks a new epoch in naval construction. After two years of service it proves practical, outmaneuvering steam rivals and promising broader adoption for ships and freighters. The Idaho and Mississippi mirror its construction yet remain steam powered, confirming the electrical concept's potential for speed and economy.
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Ann
New Mexico
Idaho
Mississippi
Governor Cox Talks on Plots and League Challenges
Governor Cox addresses supporters on the League of Nations and treaty obligations. He denounces Senate opposition, calls for clear teeth in the league tribunal, and accuses Republicans of exploiting Wilson’s illness to gain power.
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Senator Lodge
Resson
League of Nations
Wilson
Lodge
Buck Weaver Shines as Sugar Ball Club Teases Pitchers
By Dean Snydil Buck Weaver displays bold confidence at bat and field for the White Sox, earning praise as a standout on the squad. Teammates Edldie Calling Ray Schalk and Joe Johnson also contribute, while Cicotte Faber Williams and Kerr form a strong pitching core as the club eyes new heights this season.
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Dean Snydil
Buck
Weaver
Ses
Ban Johnson
Pale Hose
Edldie
Ray Schalk Hay
Joe Johnson
Betsy
White ‘Sox
Cicotte
Faber
Williams
Kerr
Berles Alley
Rage
Nomination Form for Salesmanship Campaign in Twin Falls
A historical nomination notice from Twin Falls Chronicle Idaho details a salesmanship campaign entry. It records 5000 votes for a named recipient and notes a blank counting six thousand votes with one vote per name. The text is fragmented and references personal nominators and a campaign event.
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Twin Falls Chronicle
Twin Falls
Idaho
Writ of Attachment Issued in Twin Falls Court
In Idaho Fourth District Court Twin Falls County George M Dow plaintiff versus Co Ow Stephens and Mary Le Stephens defendants a writ of attachment was issued August 13 1920 attaching the defendants property for 470.00 signed by Clerk SIGGINS August 15 1924 with Walters Hoagin Bailey attorneys for plaintiff Twin Falls Idaho notice also records August 10 1920 writ attaching property of Wm C Hulbert plaintiff versus W Fielden defendant for 437 47 issued August 10 1920 and filed August 11 1920 seal and signatures by SIGGINS Guthrie Myers attorneys Twin Falls Idaho August 20 27 September 3
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Fourth Judicial District
State ’ of
Idaho
Twin Falla County
George M. Dow
Plattittzz. Vg
Stephens
Wne Stephens
SEAL
Co. Cs
Siggins
C. L. Bowen
Walters, Hoagin
District Court of
State of
Twin Falls County
C. Hulbert
W. Fielden
Heraun
Seal ‘A? Co
District Court
P. Guthrie
A. J. Myers
Plaintiff
Twin Mahs
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County Bank of Kimberly
B. I
Co. C. Siggins
W.P. Guthrie
A.J. Myers
Plaintifs
Twin Falls
First National “Bank of Twin Falls, & Corporation
W. Havens
Allon
Notice of Writ of Attach in Twin Falls Idaho
In Twin Falls County Idaho Bank of Kimberly sues B I Jansen and Hallie Jansen. A writ of attachment was issued August 11 1920, seizing $4037 in property and interest. Court seal August 12 1920. Guthrie and Myers attorneys for plaintiffs.
Notice of writ of attach ment in Fourth District court
Notice from Fourth Judicial District court in Twin Falls Idaho states writ of attach ment issued by First National Bank of Twin Falls against W Havens for 88670.00. Clerk swore August 11 1620 and notice to owners of all lots and tracts of land for special assessments and street dediheniniaie ex. streets.
Assessments Due on City Lands in Twin Falls
Assessments levied against any lot or tract of land for the stated purpose must be paid to the Clerk of the City of Twin Falls, Idaho, by September 20, 1920, with no interest. Payments are to be made at the Clerk’s office in the Water Works building at the corner of Second Avenue North and Second Street in Twin Falls.
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Council of the League
Congress
League
Ten
Harding
Welcher
Marl Grey
Twin Falls
Idaho
Water ‘Works
Second
Second Street
Nasth
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