Claim of construction overruled by appeals court
The United States circuit court of appeals upheld Idaho officials withdrawal from the Salmon River Carey act project in Idaho 25 000 acres due to insufficient water. The Twin Falls Salmon River Land and Water company claims a lien on land. the court ruled the lien applies only to acreage with adequate water. The decision affects pending suits over water rights and foreclosures and precedes further action by Judge Dietrich on October 11 regarding water supply limits. Bothwell & Chapman, attorneys for the Salmon River Bettors association.
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Four Die After Poisonous Alcohol at Edgewood Arsenal
Baltimore September 7 Four civilian employees at Edgewood Arsenal near Baltimore died and four were critically ill after drinking poisonous alcohol. Military officials said it was unclear if the toxin was brought in or obtained from post stores. The dead include William Richmond of Philadelphia Joby McEwen of Alexandria Virginia William F Meyers and Joseph Langley of Baltimore.
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Farmers Demand Higher Wheat Price in Midwest Meeting
Kansas City reports show farmers pressing for a minimum price of 2 to 3 dollars per bushel for No 2 wheat. The event gathered wheat growers and farm-organization representatives from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska to push pricing reform amid profiteering concerns.
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Election of Directors Exciting One in Local District
The mass meeting elected W H Nixon and D F Clark to three year terms on the school board and Mrs C R Scott to two years, by 819 to 374 over Mrs Nellie Parker. A record 1236 votes were cast between 1 and 5 pm, with locals praising the heavy turnout. Mrs Scott becomes the first woman director, backed by club women after a district wide effort. labor and nonlabor factions also supported other candidates. Nixon and Clark, veterans on the board, were reelected.
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Earthquake Reports Damage and Fatalities in Italian Regions
An Associated Press dispatch from Florence dated Sept 7 describes an earthquake at 7:55 am causing damage in Piga and surrounding areas. Many houses collapsed and there were deaths and injuries in Collemandia while tremors in Pisa and Traly were reported lasting about 18 seconds.
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Slush Probers Quizzing Hays and Britten in Chicago
In Chicago on September 7 the senate slush investigations questioned Will Hays and Congressman Britten about campaign funds. Britten admitted he had no evidence to support his accusations as he faced questions from Senators Edge Spencer Kenyon Pomerene and others.
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Message of gratitude sent to Lord Mayor MacSwiney
The Associated Press reports Eamon Valera sent a message to Father Dominic to relay official Irish gratitude to Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork. Valera praises his sacrifice as civic courage and pledges renewed commitment that he shall not die in vain. Separate note mentions protests to Lloyd George over MacSwiney’s imprisonment by Chicago Mayor Thompson and others in Anaconda, Tulsa and Butte.
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Poles claim Lithuania violates neutrality in crisis note
Paris Sept. The Polish note to the League of Nations asks mediation in the Polish Lithuanian dispute. It argues that while Polish armies retreated before Russian Soviet forces the Lithuanian government agreed with the Soviet government at Moscow to allow use of Lithuanian territory for passage and a military base, a breach of neutrality. Lenroot leads ahead in Wisconsin campaign results as Milwaukee precincts report.
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Hearings Open on Utah Idaho Sugar Company Case
Salt Lake City Sept 7 Hearings proceed on the federal trade commission complaint charging conspiracy in restraint of interstate commerce by the Utah Idaho Sugar Company Amalgamated Sugar Company and Utah residents Ernest R Woolley A P Cooper and E P Cullen Thomas R Cutler vice president and former manager told of the beet sugar industry rise from 1890 to 1917 and retirement from general manager duties Federal Trade Commission representative Henry Ward Beer of Washington DC presided amid earlier testimony from complainants
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Gompers Attacks Kansas Labor Court Proposal
Samuel Gompers issued a letter to Kansas labor bodies urging repeal of the state court of industrial relations. He warned farmers would suffer if the law remains and urged labor and farmers to unite in a nonpartisan campaign to defeat supporters of the measure. A statewide conference of Kansas labor organizations was proposed to coordinate repeal efforts.
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Prizes Planned for Air Mail Pilots
Washington announces a transcontinental air mail prize fund of 1000 dollars for best mileage in the first six months. Five newspapers along the route offer 500 to first, 350 to second, and 200 to third. Details to be set by Aero Club of America and air mail committee. Participating papers include New York Evening Post and Chicago Tribune.
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Russians Do Not Like Riga as Meeting Place
Associated Press report notes Soviet government in Berlin and Riga talks displeased by Latvia's guarantees on delegate movement and document immunity at the frontier. Irish hunger strikers in Cork Jail face severe conditions with two youths reported near collapse after refusing food and water for days under guard.
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Senatorial traditions strained in campaign finance hearing
Edmond H. Moore testified before a Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures, sparking a stormy session in Chicago. He cited telegrams from Democratic state chairmen as leads, while Senator Spencer and others clashed over the charge of forgery and the tone of the questioning.
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