04 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment discusses the Amer planes, front battle reports, Lieutenant Maynard, and Romorantin France. It mentions aviation testing, expenditures, and overseas experience, with unclear references to American-built craft and repairs.
Fragmented text references prohibition, enforcement, and financial figures across Europe Belgium and the United States. It mentions real estate, machinery, and logistics with unclear dates and actions. No coherent person, organization, or event can be conclusively identified from the readable fragments.
A Senate committee moved to put the Fall resolution in abeyance after a two hour debate over whether the president had been advised on a matter. Senator Hitchcock clashed with Senator Fall over differing reports. The panel agreed to adjourn to 2:20 p m awaiting Secretary Lansing's potential briefing.
Reported continuation notes collusion beyond United Mine Workers officers and miners. Authorities allege operators also engaged in illicit acts under the Lever Act, with evidence showing injunctions disobeyed and serious violations depicted in the current case.
Coroner Gressman’s jury determined John D. Bowen, 50, died of heart failure found in a sheep camp near Shoshone. Bodies showed head and face damage from contact with a hot stove after Bowen apparently collapsed. Jury members included Robert Rogerson and George Washington. discovery suggested death occurred about two days prior.
A fragmentary OCR line references a phrase about a group or group member lost in the First. The readable text is too incomplete to assign clear names, places, or dates. This item likely reflects a partial obituary or notice but lacks identifiable details.
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