Plans for Labor Conference Underway Aboard Wilson Train
President Wilson, en route from Billings to Helena, completes arrangements for a labor conference to open in Washington in early October. Delegates from labor, manufacturers, bankers, agriculture, and related groups are to attend. The journey through Montana includes crowds, including children, and a incident where Mrs. Wilson receives flowers from two young girls.
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Associated Press
Wilson
Billings
Mont
Helena
Washington
Montana
Yellowstone Valley
Livingston
Offensive advances on Siberian front reported by enemy losses
The German Bolshevik front lines are claimed to be advancing along the Siberian front with the enemy driven back and many prisoners taken. The announcement cites stubborn fighting near Yalsotorovsk and Ksorgan, about 200 miles west of Omsk, with retreats and material losses for Bolshevik forces.
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Siberian
Yalsotorovsk
Ksorgan
Omsk
Society Notes: Mrs Hamilton Hosts Bridge Club
Mrs B A Hamilton entertained the Wednesday Bridge club at her country home. High score was by Mrs ES Larned, who received a dainty madena handkerchief.
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ES. Larned
President and Mrs Wilson Shake Hands with Her
The president and Mrs Wilson thanked and shook hands with her, marking a courteous personal exchange amid formal duties and public ceremony.
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Wilson
Canal Company Files Demurrer to Action
The Twin Falls Canal Company yesterday filed a demurrer to the suit brought against it by Cli Edwards and Harry Shelby doing business as Edwards and Shelby.
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Twin Falls Canal Company
Cli Edwards
Harry Shelby
Edwards
Judge Bothwell on Business Visit to Boise
Judge James W. Bothwell is in Boise on legal business and is expected to stay several days.
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Judge Bothwell
Boise
James W. Bothwell
Tle
Taylor Cummins Sees Reds Play Return From East Visit
Taylor Cummins returned to Twin Falls last evening after a two week stay in the east. He spent time with relatives in Ohio and talked baseball during his visit.
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Taylor Cummins
REDS
SOX
Twin Falls
Mr. Cummins
East
Ohio
Cummins Predicts Sox to Win World Series Honors
The article notes Cummins believes the Sox will capture world series honors, citing their eastern reputation as not a much faster team than the Teds. Crowds blocked park entry as he watched a double header with the Reds and Cards, with Cincinnati winning 1–0 in the first game and the Cards winning the second. Roosevelt is mentioned in Denver while Cummins reports progress in the American Legion campaign.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Reds
Reuther
Cummins
Sox
Teds
Cmns
Iowa Gre to Teach Willowdale School Arrival
Miss Vetta Levday of Wloomfield accepts a teaching post at Willowdale school. The institution will open its sessions next week, marking the start of the new term.
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Iowa
GRE
Willowdale
Vetta Levday
Wloomfield
Laws
Das
Willowdale School
Community notices and guest arrivals in Twin Falls
Mrs Volve hosts her sister Mrs OGbE Gove and children from Natut as guests. Women of Woodcraft meet at the JT C O hall at 8 pm. Young Peoples September picnic in Twin Falls canyon with church buses at 4 15 and 6 14. Rev Neher, former Brethren associate pastor now in Iowa, visits Twin Falls before returning home. Mr and Mrs Tu J Card and daughter Elizabeth and son Lawrence have been guests of Mr and Mrs Hal G Blue.
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Volve
Ogbe. Gove
Natut
Women of Woodcraft
JT. C. O
Young Peoples
Twin Falls Canyon
Christian Church
O. Rev. &. S&s. Neher
Twin Falls Busy Visitors and Travelers List
Local notices list residents and visitors in Twin Falls with trips to Los Angeles Salt Lake City Jerome Burley Nampa Gooding and Boise. Individuals include Mrs Hal G Blue Mr H J Hackett Frank Helmer Louis Leopold and many others on shopping trips business travel or departures yesterday and today.
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Gancer
Colorado
Hal G. Blue
Los Angeles
California
Blue
Salt Lake City
H. J. Hackett
Wendel
Twin Falls
Frank Helmer
Weisero
Jerome
Louis Leopold Iss
Burley
Truman Boyd
Bor T
Oy Loyd
Ta. Ballard
Nampa
C. S. Jellison
Boise
John Skillern
Tnez Skillern
Will Skillern
W. H W. Reller
Kolchak Forces Start Offensive in Siberia
Omsk dispatch reports that General Headquarters of the Kolchak army announced today an offensive in Siberia. No further details were provided on force strength or objectives. The bulletin comes as Allied and Russian anti-Bolshevik efforts press to consolidate positions in the region.
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Kolchak
Siberia
Associated Press
Omsk
Kolchak Army
Wimodausi Club Opens Fall Season With Luncheon
Close of the hours with cards the hostess served on delicious luncheon to twelve members present. Will Young entertained the luruders of the Wimodausi club at the same Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent with sewing. The hostess served a dainty luncheon after the meeting.
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Will Young
Wimodausi Club
Ier
Evening Social At Mrs Bryant's Home
The M.S. and 8. club will entertain at Mrs. Marl Bryant's home in honor of Mesdames D. Brown N. C. Puckett Griffey and Kinek who are leaving to spend the winter at other points.
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Marl Bryant
M.S. and
Mesdames D. Brown
N.C Puckett
Griffey and
Kinek
Fur exchange sales reach nearly five million in two days
International Fur Exchange fall auction sales totaled about 2.6 million on the second day, pushing two day totals to around 5 million. The AP reports robust demand for furs as STO LOTS opens for the season.
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Sto Lots
International Fur Exchange
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