Eight German Liners Retained by U S Shipping Board
Eight German liners including the Imperator, second largest ship, allocated to the United States after the armistice are to be retained by the U S Shipping Board. Plans to place them in passenger and freight service are being prepared, with the Imperator returned to the board from the War Department for repatriation work.
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Washington
Imperator
United States
Inter-Allied Shipping Commission
The
Shipping Board
Britain
Allied Naval Commission
Paris
Great Britain
Hopoken
Cunard Line
New York
Jungland
War Department
J. J. Rosseter
Houred
Uiavited States Shipping Board
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
United States Shipping Board
Amendments Test Treaty Vote In Senate Debate
President Wilson to hear competing views as Senate considers ratification with reservations while Republican Senator Johnson heads home to California to press equal voting power plan. Senator Smith signals plan to offer mild reservations including limits on using American force without congressional approval.
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Wilson
Pacific Coast
Senate
Johnson
California
League of Nations
League To
United States
Great Britain
Smith
Georgia
Twin Falls shoppers flock to Twin Falls area homes and visits
Local residents from Filer and nearby towns travel to Twin Falls for shopping and brief business trips. A steady stream of visitors includes Mrs Klaas, Miss Shielen Klaas, Mrs Summers, Miss Vera Jamison, Miss Dutson, and many others. Notable stops include the commerce district, with several travellers reporting purchases and visits. Mrs Humphreys attends national G A R convention in Columbus and travels via Omaha Des Moines and Chicago. Mrs Malone Johnson accompanies relatives back home after weekend visits. Wheat outlook noted with 40 to 60 bushels per acre as Masons plan a meeting Wednesday evening.
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Columbus
Ohio
Humphreys
Omaha
Des Moines
Chicago
Vera Jamison
Kimberly
Twin Falls
AL. Barnes
Hansen
Edwin Thaemert
Buhl
Jizina Dutson
Smith
Weatherby Otter
H. A. Jackson
Rose
Twin Malls
Marion Plumb
Murtaugh
Francis Lee Johnson
Johnson
G. M. Simpson
North Side
W. E. Dwight and
Darrell
Illinois
Beryl Hike
Elora Walton
Boulder
Colorado
University of Colorado, Mro
G. Bh
Hazelton
Win Falls
Harry eBach
Denver
Colo
George Isley
New York
Twin Weils
I. Stubbs
Gensen
Jin Win Malls
Vic
Wet Young
Pocatello
Sarah Breckenridge
Filer
German ships repurposed for war, then returned for civilian use
In England the ships initially seized by the German authorities were turned over to the war department for transport duties and have now been returned to commercial employment. The report notes the transfer path and current civilian use details.
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Isngland
Shipping Board
War Department
Des Moines visitors tour Twin Falls area
Mr and Mrs mil Spong of Des Moines Iowa visit friends near Twin Falls after staying with their sister in Murtaugh. They plan to spend about a week in the area before returning to the middle west.
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Mil Spong
Des Moines
Iowa
Murtaugh
I PH. Winsler
Twin Falls
Hey
Middle West
Lad Suffers Broken Leg After Bicycle Collision
Jack Sheehan an 11 year old boy is confined to a local hospital with a broken leg after being knocked off his bicycle by a motorist. The driver is named Pred IkeHar. He is expected to remain in the hospital for several days.
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Jack Sheehan
Pred IkeHar
Baptists to Meet in Twin Falls Idaho Convention
Idaho Baptists from all areas gather in Twin Falls for the annual state convention at the Presbyterian church. The four day meeting opens Tuesday with Fr. S. Dietrich serving as president. Committees include Entertainment General management Registration Reception and more.
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Idaho
Twin Falls
Church
Presbyterian Church
Fr. S. Dietrich
Youth to Face Felony Charge Over Forgery Case
Reynolds Cox, 21, already known to county officials for prior court appearances, will confront a felony forgery charge at the next district court term after prosecutors filed the accusation yesterday.
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Reynolds Cox
Whittlesey Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
Charles W. Whittlesey of Pittsfield Massachusetts, famed commander of the Lost Battalion in the Argonne, was appointed a lieutenant colonel in the officers reserve corps today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles W. Whittlesey
Pittsfield
Mass
Officers Reserve Corps
University of Idaho pledges draw Twin Falls entrants
Rush week at Idaho pledges many Twin Falls county members from fraternities Kappa Sigma Phi Delta Theta Beta Theta Phi Kappa Alpha Epison Fat Fraham and Beta Theta Pi among men. Sororities pledge Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Kappa Gamma Chi Delta Rho and relateds from Twin Falls with named members. The Optician advertises eye care during fair week with notice of availability and location.
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University of Idaho
Twin Falls
Kappa Sigma
Theodore Holderman
Eugene Ostrander
Eldred Dwight
Vernon Walters
Phi Delta Theta
Ralph Glascow
Charles Pitcairn
Beta Theta Phi
Joseph Swift
Kappa Alpha Epision
Fat Fraham Carl Brown
Vaughn E. Price
Paul Ellis
Gamma Phi Beta
Bernice Babcock
Albertine Benoit
Helen Roberts
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Glayds Channel
Alma Speilberg
Chi Delta Rho
Zella Ellis
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