Johnson to Resume His Trip to Coast
The Associated Press reports Senator Johnson Republican California will travel to the Pacific coast to press his amendment to equalize voting power, signaling the battle over the League covenant persists. Senator Ashurst Democrat Arizona indicates he will vote for ratification without changes, helping Democratic hopes. In the Senate Lenroot Republican Wisconsin reiterates opposition to ratification under Article 10, while New Republican Indiana and Smith Democrat Maryland split on the treaty with no immediate vote expected next week. In the House, King Republican Illinois introduces a resolution endorsing Americanism, with Seall New Mexico's foreign-commission amendments to be taken up tomorrow and Cummins Iowa slated to oppose the treaty, Vall championing amendments.
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Local Women to Attend Red Cross Meeting in Portland
Mel Pirton Morse chairman of the public health nursing service and Mrs Thomas Irvin vice president of the Twin Falls chapter American Red Cross will attend a Portland Red Cross meeting on September 6 Dr Livingston head of the American Red Cross will explain the peace program and November roll call Miss Fox national director of the public health nursing service will confer with western heads Mrs Morse will stop at Boise on return to attend the third tuberculosis conference The meeting will be held Monday Tuesday on a Wednesday of next week.
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Public Health Nursing Service
Thomas Irvin
Twin Falls
American Red Cross
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Portland
Livingston
Miss Fox
Morse
Boise
MISS WESTMAN TO GO TO CHICAGO FOR A COURSE
Miss Ann Westman, a nurse with the British army in France, visiting Twin Falls, has left for the east to attend a four months course with the Red Cross Public Health Nurses' school in Chicago. She plans to return to Twin Falls in winter and work with Red Cross horses here.
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Westman
Red Cross Public Health Nurses’ School
Chicago
Red Cross
Local Schools Hit By Smallpox Outbreak
Smallpox appears at the Biekel school. Two children sickened were sent home and quarantined. Students in contact are given preventative treatment and the building was thoroughly disinfected.
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Three J Old Cars Stolen In Twin Falls, Sheriff Says
Three J old cars have disappeared from Twin Falls streets over the last three days according to the sheriff s office. A reward has been posted for information leading to recovery or arrests.
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Bean Harvester Demonstrations At Curry Farm Draw Farmers
Farmers view Harris combined bean harvester on J Morris farm near Curry. Quincey fester reports fine bean crop, rows prepared, California method suits field. side delivery rake saves labor. J W Bearup directs trials for Harris. observers from California to Montana. First game on schedule October 11 against Colorado College. Veterans listed include Thorum Norman Winder Wards Fisher Joe Prouse Vadel D Pederson Charles McCall Bill Gardner.
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California
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Joe Prouse
Vadel D Pederson
Charles McCall
Bill Gardner
Olympic Club of
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Yerba Touena Naval Training Station
Hach Charged With Display Of Shotgun
Complaint filed and warrant issued for farmer Frank Hach near Castleford accusing him of exhibiting a shotgun in a dangerous manner. The charge stems from a shotgun fired earlier this week as William Mitchell cleared a ditch obstruction diverting canal water.
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Castleford
William Mitchell
Strike Talks Hint at Possible Steel Walkout Stalemate
In New York the strike's fate hinges on arbitration with United States Steel. Elbert H. Gary says the board cannot negotiate with Fitzpatrick. In Youngstown Ohio unskilled workers plan meetings to consider returning to work, with manufacturers seen as backing the move but denying involvement.
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Fitzpatrick
New York
Associated Press
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United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Utah Team to Play Over Much Territory
Registration opens tomorrow at the University of Utah to form the 1919 squad under football coach Thomas Fitzpatrick. The season’s schedule extends from Fort Collins, Colorado, to Logan, Utah, placing the Utes across a wide geographic area as they develop the new team.
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Filer veterans plan American Legion post formation gathering
Former service men from Filer and nearby communities plan a 8 o'clock meeting at Mun yon and Son offices to organize a Filer post of the American Legion. Twin Falls post members Arthur Alworth Paul Taber Earl Munyon Juneau Shinn and William Detweiler will attend to help start a second Twin Falls county post. The group seeks to obtain a charter elect officers and adopt by laws.
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Twin Falls Post
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Paul Taber
Earl Munyon
Juneau Shinn
William Detweiler
Twin Falls County
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Filet
Policing Ends Shotting at Mills. Man Killed in Farrel
In Farrell Pennsylvania local authorities moved to stop mill shooting during a steel strike. A state police officer killed a man named Nick Grogan of Grata who was believed to be a sniper. Grogan’s brother Dan Grogan was wounded and another man badly battered during arrest resistance.
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Great Lakes steamer unions authorize sympathy strike
Three unions of the Great Lakes steamship workers voted unanimously to empower their executive committees to call a strike in sympathy with steel and iron workers. A joint meeting in Cleveland will decide the strike date in a few days. The combined membership is about 1,000 men.
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Great Lakes Steamship Workers
Steel and Iron Workers
Cleveland
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