Wood Opposed to a Large Army and Universal Training
Major General Leonard Wood told the senate military committee that a regular army of 225000 to 850000 with universal military training and an organized reserve suffices for now. He urged six months of reservist training, opposed the 500000 regular force plan, and favored a strong general staff and independent air service without creating an air minister. He warned that sending troops without training doubles casualties and suggested training may need adjustment based on wartime experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Wood
Central Department
Senate Military Committee
War Department
Investigation of Clothing Manufacturers Urged
Delegates at the National Retail Clothiers Association convention in Chico call for a special committee to probe clothing makers nationwide. They accuse some firms of taking future orders at set prices then selling later at higher prices and withholding shipments, increasing consumer costs. J. J. Phoenix of Delavan Wisconsin warns that clothing cannot get cheaper next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chico
United States
National Retail Clothiers’ Association
J. J. Phoenix
Delavan
Wis
The Moral Risk in Building Credit at a Bank
When seeking credit you must prove who you are as well as what you own. The moral hazard arises from trust and consistency, not the size of your balance. Credit is earned gradually through disciplined account keeping and reliability.
Peace Efforts Continue Aid to French After War
The article notes ongoing American aid to devastated France led by the American Committee for Devastated France and the American Women's Hospital with Dr. Margaret Frazer of Denver shown treating a French peasant. It also contains dense legal notices from Twin Falls Idaho 1919 announcing sheriff sales and foreclosures involving multiple defendants and properties, detailing land descriptions and sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Committee For
France
American Women's Hospital
Margaret Frazer
Denver
Inquiry on meat packers sparks charges of industry control
Washington reports a federal trade commission probe into the meat packing industry, with Wyoming Wool Growers president Dr J M Wilson alleging a small group in the American Livestock Association steered investigations and shaped recommendations to protect their interests. Witnesses urged audits of packers and prices, while traders denied misconduct and urged broader investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Kenyon and Kendrick
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Senate Agricultural Committee
Lenroot says railroad plan only workable one
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin told the house commerce committee that continued railroad operations as they are would lead to bankruptcy or sky high rates. He urged a national railway corporation with an operating board from the Interstate Commerce Commission and other stakeholders, calling the Plumb plan impossible and dismissing Cummins as inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harison
Henry Veeder
J. P. Lightfoot
W. M. Borders
Swift & Company
Wilson & Company
Morris & Company
Veeder
Armour & Company
Cudahy & Company
T. G. Park
Tulsa
Ohio
Washington
Lenroot
Wisconsin
House Commerce Committee
National Railways Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins
Pauline Alworth Weds Bonnie Moon at Christian Church
Miss Pauline Alworth became the bride of Bonnie Moon Tuesday evening at nine o'clock in the Christian church rectory. Rev. Simmons read the ring ceremony. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Alworth of Filer and the groom works for Stratton Brothers. The couple will reside in Twin Falls with two relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Alworth
Bonnie Moon
Christian Church
Rev. Simmons
Miss Alworth
W. F. Alworth
Filer
Stratton Brothers
George West
Youg
Twin Falls
Foreclosure and divorce actions listed in Twin Falls notices
Public notices from Twin Falls Idaho announce foreclosure sale orders against J E Montgomery and others by First National Bank of Twin Falls, plus a divorce suit filed by Lucinda J Prichard against George Prichard. Documents include summons, dates of Aug 22 1919 and Oct 3, with attorneys Homer C Mills and clerk FF Siggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Idaho
Twin Falls
E. D. Kinney
J. B. ‘King
A. H. Assendrup
First National Bank of
J. E. Montgomery
Marian N. Montgomery
Ww. O. Lyster
W. ©. Lyster
Jennie Baker
Twin Falls County
Marion N. Montgomery
W. O. Syster
W.O. Syster
State of Idaho
Lucinda J. Prichard
George Prichard
Tourth Judicial District
Notice to creditors in Mary R. McNeil estate Idaho
In Twin Falls Idaho the Probate Court advertises for all creditors and claimants of Mary R. McNeil deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months. Claims must be exhibited to the administrator at the office of Messrs James R. Bothwell and W Orr Chapman Twin Falls Idaho. Dated September 19 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Assendrup
Twin Falls
State of Idaho
Towit
Boise
Hadden
Win Falls
EB Montgomery
W. ©. Lyster
W O. Lyster
Jensnie Baker
United States of America
A. N. Sprague
HW. G. Dietrich
Asher B. Wilson
T. B. Perrine
Hortense Verrine
Mllinois Steel Company
Nibley Channel Lumber Co
H. W. Cowan
Central Trust Co
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Twin Falls County
I. B. Perrine
Hortense Perrine
Illinois Steel Company
Nibley-Channel Tumber Company
Central Trust Company
2A Corporation
of Idaho
Nibley
Twin Fairte County
Mary R. McNeil
Mary B. McNeil
James R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
A. D
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Wood
The
Orpheum Theater
Tom Moore
Jolly Irishman
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co
Member
Federal Reserve System
U. S
W. G. Dietrich
Asher RB. Wilson
Asher BB. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Grower
Trade Commission
Association
Wilson
Congress
Walter L. Fisher
Livestock Association
W. B. Colver
Agricultural Committee
Kenyon
Kendrick
Sherify
C. Cc. Siggins
Byc. L. Bowen
Homer C. Mills
Twin Fails
Freckles
BY Blosser
Ant
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