Storm Visits Twin Falls With Heavy Rain and Damage
A severe storm struck Twin Falls last evening bringing heavy rain and thunder. Streets flooded from curb to curb, gutters filled with debris, causing overflows onto sidewalks, with power and telephone services disrupted as fuses blew and lines failed. Manager Gren noted multiple phones out of order.
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Gren
Publisher Blamed For Carranza Propaganda In U S
Senate hearing reveals statements from the League of Free Nations relied largely on material provided by George F Weeks publisher of the Mexican Review a Carranza aligned publication. L J Debekker identifies as author of much of the league's distributed literature.
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Washington
League of Free Nations Association
Mexico
George F. Weeks
Mexican Review
Carranza
L. J. Debekker
Senate Foreign Relations
Debekker
League
Pershing Holiday Declared in Washington DC
President Wilson signed a joint resolution in Portland declaring next Wednesday a holiday in the District of Columbia to honor General Pershing on his return. The measure marks a national observance with festivities planned across the capital.
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Pershing
Associated Press
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Ore
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Senate
District of Columbia
Declining Birth Rate in France Shows Improvement
Paris reports that France's long standing decline in birth rate has shown a distinct improvement during September. Officials note a noticeable uptick in births this month after sustained concern over declining fertility figures.
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Paris
Paris District Births Drop and Infant Mortality Rises
Official figures show 1918 births in the Seine district including Paris at 43,480, down from 73,699 in 1911, with infant mortality at 40 percent versus ten before the war. Shortages of wet nurses and bottle milk are blamed, while Paris maternity hospitals report higher births this month and larger healthy babies. A new periodical Marriage addresses France repopulation and a remedy to the matrimonial crisis.
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Paris
Normandy
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France
Notice of writ of attachment in Idaho case
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County Fred W. Glenn sues The A H Averill Machinery Company for 331 25. A writ of attachment was issued September 15 1919 against the defendant's property. Clerk Co Signals, 17 September 1919. Sweeley Sweeley Attorneys Twin Falls Idaho.
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District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County
Fred W. Glenn
A. H. Averill Machinery Company
Co. Co. Siggins
Cc. L. Bowen
Coal Miners Reject Plan for Mooney Strike
Cleveland, Sept 15 The proposed national political strike for October 8 is rejected by western labor leaders as a possibility should Thomas J Mooney not be released The article outlines the political backdrop of the Illinois miners strike now under way and notes calls from radical elements for withdrawal of demands.
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Miners Fight Over MFA and UMWA Action This Week
The miners from the American Federation of Labor appear set to dominate UMWA attention all week. The resolutions committee reports a motion for a retrial for Mooney but will not back the proposed strike.
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United Mine Workers of America
Committee On Resolutions
Mooney
Support Union Heads Upheld by Convention
The United Mine Workers convention in Cleveland rejects seating the Illinois delegates, upholds the stripping of 25 Illinois locals from charters for unauthorized strikes, and discusses steel workers’ strike support as resolutions proceed. Mother Jones and John Fitzpatrick urged solidarity with steel, while postponement was opposed.
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United Mine Workers of America
Illinois
International
John Fitzpatrick
National Committee
Iron and Steel Workers
Jones
Fitzpatrick
Burleson
Industrial peace plan cites $10 million daily loss
Stephen C. Mason, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, says strikes and threatened strikes have cost the United States ten million dollars daily over the past eight months. He unveils an armistice proposal to hold until President Wilson declares the industrial readjustment period over, for consideration at the October 6 industrial conference in Washington.
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New York
United States
Stephen C. Mason
National Association of Manufacturers
Wilson
Washington
First Game Law Cited In Deuteronomy 622
The passage notes the earliest recorded game law from Deuteronomy 622. It states not to take the mother bird with the young if a nest is found, allowing the dam to go free while taking the young. This highlights a conservation principle in ancient legal texts.
Oppose plans to call of strike in Pittsburgh area
Pittsburg September 16 supporters of delaying the steel workers strike until after the industrial conference October 6 in Washington meet firm opposition at the national committee for organizing iron and steel workers. The Amalgamated Association backs striking now. Gompers may favor postponement if no harm to workers. A half hundred organizers in the Pittsburg field discussed the strike.
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Iron and Steel Workers
Iron and Steel
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Association
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
National Committee
Gompers
Wilson Refuses Further Labor Leader Meetings in Portland
President Wilson announced no more interviews with labor committees during his current trip. The decision followed his refusal to meet a committee named by the Portland labor council to pose questions about U S policy in Russia. Since a Seattle delegation was met recently, requests for further conferences have soared at upcoming stops.
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Portland Labor Council
United States
Russia
Seattle
Idaho Legal Notices and Sheriff Sales in Twin Falls
Public notices include an alias summons in a divorce case between Lucinda J. Prichard and George Prichard, followed by sheriff sale announcements. Auctions cover land parcels in Twin Falls County including the NW quarter of section 2 and lots inTwin Falls original townsite with dates set for September 20, 1919, and details of parties KD Kinney Montgomery and J B Montgomery among others.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Talis
Lucinda J. Prichard
George Prichard
Twin Falls
Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy Case 1156 Hammack Idaho
In the District Court of Idaho Southern Division the creditors meeting for John A. Hammack bankrupt is set for September 25, 1919 at 2 p.m. at the referee W Orr Chapman office in Twin Falls. The meeting covers claims, Trustee appointment and bankruptcy examination. Dated Twin Falls September 11, 1919.
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Southern Division
John A. Hammack
Twin Falls
Idaho
Notice of public sale of property in Twin Falls Idaho
On September 20, 1919 at 10 a.m. at the front door of the Court House in Twin Falls Idaho the rights of I B Perrine H Perrine Illinois Steel Co Nibley Channel Lumber Co Central Trust Co or either to described property will be sold at public auction for cash to satisfy a decree and costs. Deputy Asher B Wilson attorney for plaintiff 4th A 29 S 19.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Twin Falls
KB. D. Kinney
J. B. King
A. H. Assendrup
Towit
Boise
United States
First National Bank of
J. E. Montgomery
Marian N. Montgomery
W. O. Lyster
Jennie Paker
J. FE. Montgomery
Marion N. Montgomery
Jennie Baker
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County
St. m
J. B. Montgomery
United States of America
A. N. Sprague
H. G. Dietrich
Asher B. Wilson
I. B. Perrine
Hortense Perrine
Ilinois Steel Company
Nibley Channel Lumber Co
H. W. Cowan
Central Trust Co
District Court of
Illinois Steel Company
Nibley-Channel Lumber Company
Central Trust Company
Twin Walls
Nibley Channel Lumber Company
Notice to creditors in McNeil estate Twin Falls Idaho
In the Probate Court of Twin Falls County Idaho the administrator of Mary B. McNeil deceased calls creditors and all with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after publication at the Twin Falls office of James R. Bothwell and W. Orr Chapman. Dated August 23 1919. J. M. Van Hook Administrator. Sept 19.
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Idaho
Mary B. McNeil
James R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
A. D
J. M. van Hook
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