Hatred Dies As Stowaway Boy Sparks Sailor Charity
An 11 year old German stowaway hidden in rope aboard the British freighter Lake Fray is discovered at sea. Sailors collect 75 dollars for clothing and officers provide food. After reaching Hull, authorities are notified and the boy likely faces repatriation. The incident prompts reflection on lasting anti German sentiment and the possibility of better allied relations.
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Hamburg
Stoke Hole
San Francisco
Lake Fray
Hull
Germany
The County Fair Then and Now
A reflective piece recalls old county fairs with pumpkins and art, a 2:40 trotter race, bands, and attractions reduced to dusty servers and modern feats. It laments the loss of traditional contests and poultry dinners, noting fairs as ancient showcases turning toward market dynamics and new amusements.
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Europe
Senate Hums Up New Mex Quiz To Ignore Prices
The Senate, short on investigations, starts a Mex quiz to stretch time and dampen concern over the high cost of living, then plans to devise another inquiry.
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Senate
Boys in Blue Remembered as Grand Army Encampment Nears End
In Columbus Ohio the fifty third Grand Army of the Republic encampment gathers a dwindling veteran presence. The piece reflects on Civil War survivors aging, the shift of memory to later wars, and the enduring legacy of the Grand Army beyond the last veterans while honoring their memories.
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Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Hayes
Garfield
Sheridan
Logan
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Boys In
America
Waste, War Costs and the High Cost of Living
The piece argues that wartime waste by governments explains soaring living costs. It notes haste in spending, billions misused, and a belief that nations mortgaged their futures for fifty years. The writer warns the spirit of squandering will linger beyond the war years.
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Europe
Sergeant Donnelly Captures 250 Germans in World War II Highlight
Report quotes that Sergeant Bill Donnelly of a New York infantry company, aided by six men, surrounded and captured 250 sniping Germans during the Marne battle. The piece also notes Canadian politics with Hon W. E. Mackenzie King being chosen as Liberal Leader.
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York
Pal Mall
Tenn
Bill Donnelly
New York Infantry
Marne
Senate Censure of Report Over Territorial Disputes
Rejection of continued from page one critiqued a report on Grecian Habit and other territorial disputes. The senate denounced the spirit of insult as oozing from the document. Senator Williams charged Senator Tedeo with indirectly attempting to defeat the league of nations. The issue of whether Greece could not act directly was debated.
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Senate
Williams
Tedeo
Patent firms seek restraining order in Nevada copper case
Mineral Separation North American and Minerals Separation Ltd filed in federal court for a restraining order against a Nevada copper company. Lead counsel is Lind ley MM Garrison, former war official, representing the plaintiffs.
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Ters
Mineral Separation North American Corporation
The
Minerals Separation Company, Ltd
United States District Court
Nevada
T Lindley MM Garrison
Jos Oie
Plarmtirits
Turks in Thrace Revolt Joins With the Greeks
An Associated Press report from Athens dated September 2 notes that Turks in western Thrace have revolted and have been joined by Greek remnants. The dispatch indicates ethnic tensions and armed actions affecting the region during a period of upheaval.
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Associated Press
Paris
Athens
Thrace
Sword of Honor Planned for General Pershing Visit
Sept. 11 report notes a special resolution set the joint session of Congress to receive General Pershing. A sword of honor will be presented, with September 15 as the time for the event. The hose worded text indicates formal honors during the official proceedings.
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Pershing
Infringement Claim on Ore Reduction Patent
Associated Press reports from Portland Maine that a claim of infringement has arisen over an ore concentration process patent. The dispute centers on alleged unauthorized use of the patented reduction method.
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Associated Press
Portland Maine
Appeal urges steel workers to stay off jobs
Pittsburgh, Sept 11 The United States iron steel and blast furnace workers not under union contract are urged to refrain from working on September 22 in an appeal issued here tonight by William Foster secretary treasurer of the union.
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Pittsburg
United States
William
Foster
AFL National Committee Forms for Organizing Tran and Steel Workers
The American Federation of Labor establishes a national committee to organize transportation and steel workers amid expanding industrial activity. Delegates from unions across regions coordinate efforts to unify labor representation and press for better wages and safety standards.
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American Federation of Labor National Committee For Organizing
Tran and Steel Workers
Electrical workers lack right to strike in Bogton
The Associated Press reports that the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers has not authorized a strike of Bogton electricians in sympathy with police, with Boston locals told to provide moral support to the police walkout.
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Associated Prags
Springfield
Tfl
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Bogton
Charles I*. Ford
Boston
Departure of Honduran President Triggers Looting Riots
Washington report notes President Bertrand's departure from Tegucigalpa sparks looting and rioting nationwide in Honduras. A small Marine contingent arrived from the cruiser Cleveland at Puerto Cortez to protect foreigners, while diplomats seek a truce and a British warship is due tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bertrand
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Republic
Cleveland
Puerto Cortez
Reed Denounces League and Wilson in Buffalo Speech
James A. Reed, U.S. senator from Missouri, denounces the league of nations and the peace treaty in a non partisan mass meeting in Buffalo. He criticizes President Wilson and the Senate's handling of the treaty.
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Reed
League
Wilson
Buffalo
N. Y
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
League of Nations
Senate
Four Miners Shot and Killed at Tomboy Mine
Four miners were shot and killed and a fifth was wounded at the Tomboy mine near Telluride Colorado early today by two masked men who escaped. Four men and a woman, unnamed at noon, are under arrest.
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Telluride
Colo
Tomboy
Notice to Contractors for Twin Falls School Building
The Board of Trustees of Independent School District No. 1 Twin Falls Idaho invites sealed bids by eight o'clock p m Monday September 2 1919 for general construction of an Intermediate School Building to be connected with the present high school. Bids must follow plans by Burton Morse and Charles Kaufman architects deposits 25 payable to the architect, with 2 percent certified check to W E Nixon treasurer. Successful bidder must enter contract and furnish a 60 percent bond within five days. Board reserves right to accept or reject all proposals.
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Board of Trustees of
Independent School District No. 1
Twin Falls
Idaho
Hgh
Burton J. Morse
Charles R. Kaufman
First National Bank
W. E. Nixon
Townsite foreclosure suit in Twin Falls lien on Lot 28
In Twin Falls District Court E P Swank sues Thomas A Gibson and wife for foreclosure of a material mans lien on Lot 28 Block 89 Townsite of Twin Falls totaling 285 35. Complaint filed July 30 1919 with appearance required within twenty days in district or forty elsewhere. Attorneys James R Bothwell and W Orr Chapman. Aug 1st to Sept 6.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County
E. P. Swank
Thomas A. Gibson
District Court of
Twinalls
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G. E. Bryant
C. L. Bowen
James R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
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