War Declared on Sinn Feiners Nationwide Proclaimed
The Irish government declared the suppression of Sinn Fein parliament and organizations across 32 counties and 11 county boroughs after raids in Dublin Cork Belfast Galway and Londonderry. Arrests occurred including two Sinn Fein MPs, a detective was killed, arms and documents seized, and the Gazette published the lord lieutenant’s proclamation banning the dail freann.
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Dublin
Viscount French
Lord Leutenant
Ireland
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Cork
Galway
Londonderry
House of Commons
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
Dail Freann
Associat ed Charities Elect Officers for the Year
A meeting of the board of Associat ed Charities was held in Hal G. Blue's office last Thursday evening. Frank Stephen was chosen president and Hal G. Blue, superintendent, was named treasurer. The yearly report was discussed and plans for winter work set. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday, September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Associated Charities
Hal G. Blue
Offiers
Frank Stephen
Farm Bureau Bulletin Discontinued Over Funding Shortfall
The Weekly Farm Bureau Bulletin will be discontinued due to publishing costs and lack of funds. The executive committee said the move is temporary and the publication may resume later once arrangements are made.
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Farm Bureau
Big Two Settle Balkan Tangle in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Lloyd George and Clemenceau directing financial decisions as peace congress discussions press on. The Big Two appear to steer Balkan matters amid the ongoing negotiations in the French capital.
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Paris
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Know Your Character Before You Seek Credit
The bank wants to know what you are as well as what you have and credit cannot be established overnight. Build acquaintance with your bank and develop it into friendship by keeping your account well. This bank offers you complete banking services.
Farm bureau seeks Boise fair exhibits and yields profit
The Farm Bureau solicits entries for the Boise fair including potatoes fruit grain and seed crops. Exhibit details include 10 potatoes five apples peaches or pears 10 plums four grape clusters five onions and three squash plus 10 ears of corn 30 pounds of threshed wheat 20 pounds oats 20 pounds potatoes 30 pounds rye and 10 pounds clover or alfalfa seed. Current shortages noted rye red winter wheat white winter wheat timothy seed cow peas and lima beans. Potatoes from Wilson farm yield 100 sacks per acre with 160 acres dug total five carloads shipped to Kansas City worth $2.30 per sack totaling about 200000 pounds and roughly $35 000 gross before freight.
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farm bureau-auli_tis
Boise
Farm Bureau
Twin Falls
Kansas City
Wilson Farm
Legion Opposes Relief for German Propaganda Unit
Portland ore September 12 The American Legion executive committee announced plans to vote next Tuesday on resolutions criticizing the German and Austrian relief committee of the Pacific Northwest headquartering in Portland The legion says the fund of 15000 was raised by a German canvass and that the committee distributes a German language publication seen as a successor to the Deutsche Zeitung suppressed during the war The report urges no support for such organizations by American citizens citing loyalty concerns and propaganda risks
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Portland
Ore
American Legion
Pacific Northwest
The
Legion
Northwest
American Legion Investigators
Deutsche Zeitung
United States
Papers Resume Publication in Tacoma After Printer Strike
The Associated Press reports Tacoma daily papers resume publication as printers return to work after a Friday strike for higher pay and shorter hours. One paper had continued since Monday with local arbitration, while the others demand arbitration under the International Typographical Union rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
International Typographical Union
English court forfeits Ferdinand Bulgaria fortunes
London Sept 12 English securities totaling two million dollars held by King Ferdinand of Bulgaria have been declared forfeited by a British court.
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London
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Potatoes Estimated At 150000 Pounds On Wilson Farm
The E A Wilson farm two and a half miles west of Twin Falls yields about 10000 pounds per acre. With 240 acres in the farm the total anticipated crop exceeds 150000 pounds based on current output.
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E. A. Wilson
Twin Falls
Wilson
Medal Winners Not Yet Presented for Distinguished Service Crosses
The War Department announces a list of expeditionary force officers and enlisted men awarded the Distinguished Service Cross but not yet presented due to death or return to the United States. Included are Pharmacist Mate Vincent A. Nolan of Seattle and Privates Mike Pierinoli Sebastopol Cal R Roselli Stockton Cal Fred L Sexton Waterloo Iowa Max Schoemacher Gray Hill Texas and Clarence Siebert Tono Wash.
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Washington
War Department Today
United States
Vincent A. Nolan
Seattle
Mike Pierinoli
Sebastopol
Cal
R. Roselli
Stockton
Fred L. Sexton
Waterloo
Iowa
Max Schoemacher
Gray Hill
Texas
Clarence Siebert
Tono
Wash
Japanese Sailors Bid To Fill shortages Amid Wage Hikes
Sept 12 Tokyo reports scarcity of seamen pushes Japanese shipping firms to raise wages. Operators compete for skilled sailors as vacancies widen and wage offers escalate to attract crew.
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Tokio
Notice of Sheriff Sale Twin Falls Foreclosures 1919
Multiple foreclosure notices from Twin Falls Idaho during September 1919. Ads list properties of A H Assendrup J B King I B Perrine Hortense Perrine Illinois Steel Nibley Channel Central Trust J E Montgomery Marian Montgomery W O Lyster Jennie Baker and First National Bank of Twin Falls, with dates for public auctions at the Court House front door and bids in cash to satisfy decrees.
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A. H. Assendrup
Twin Falls
State of Idaho
Hoise Meridian
Idaho
United States
Asher IB. Wilison
T. B. Perrine
Fratenne Perrine
Illinois Steel Company
Nibley Channel Lumber Co
Corporation
H. W. Cowan
Central Trust Co
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Twin Falls County
Asher B. Wilson
I. B. Perrine
Hortense Perrine
Nibley-Channel Lumber Company
Central Trust Company
State of
Boise
Nibley Channel Lumber Company
United States of America
First National Bank of
J. E. Montgomery
Marian N. Montgomery
W. O. Lyster
Jennie Baker
Marion Montgomery
W. C. Lyster
Twin Falley
J. B. Montgomery
W. ©. Syster
W O. Syster
Alias Summons In Idaho Divorce Case
Lucinda J. Prichard sues George Prichard in Twin Falls District Court seeking a decree of divorce and division of property. The defendant must answer within 20 days if served in district or 40 days if served elsewhere, with failure leading to judgment by default. The case cites desertion and neglect to provide necessaries of life. Filed August 22, 1919, Clerk SIGGINS. Homer C. Mills represents plaintiff. Residence Twin Falls Idaho. Oct 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls
Lucinda J. Prichard
George Prichard
Tourth Judicial District
Notice to creditors in Mary R. McNeil estate
In Twin Falls Idaho the administrator for Mary B. McNeil deceased invites all creditors and persons with claims to present them within four months after publication with vouchers. Claims should be filed at the office of James R. Bothwell and W. Orr Chapman in Twin Falls. Dated September 19 1919. J. M. Van Hook Administrator. Attorneys reside Twin Falls Idaho.
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Southern Division
John A. Hammack
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mary R. McNeil
Mary B. McNeil
James R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
A. D
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SINN
Rebels
Lished
Big White
Plain Price Store
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co
Member
Federal Reserve System
Boise, Fair
County Farm Bureau
HMS
A. N. Sprague
H. G. Dietrich
the Idaho Department Store Ltd
E. D. Kinney
J. B. King
Twin Fails
C. Co
Byc. L. Bowen
Homer C. Mills
Plaintiff
Freckles
BY Blosser
J. M. van Hook
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