11 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
1
Trite tale recalls a man who ran away to the West to fight Indians decades ago. Now at seventy six he returns home to sister Mary Kilburn, who believed him dead eighteen years ago after a wound at Gettysburg.
London dispatch says allied premiers adjourned this evening until January 2 when they will reconvene in Paris. Agreement on German reparations was not reached and the status quo is to be maintained until the Paris session. The French favored adjournment.
Debates in Chicago stress need for American wheat to feed Europe as the Versailles Treaty enforces, with Clemenceau asserting France will demand reparations. France vows to pay war debts while Germany must also pay. farmers' labor and postwar recovery featured in calls for peace and economic rebuilding.
Washington dispatch reports eleven western states planned to travel to Washington to urge reduced freight costs. The effort aims to lower shipping rates and ease transportation expenses for regional trade and industry.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions deposits and a burough with unclear references to names or events. The readable portion does not establish a clear incident, outcome, or identifiable entities to form a coherent news item.
Reports from El Paso and San Diego say Col. Francis N. Marshall and Lieut. Charles L. Webber remain missing after a flight from San Diego to Tucson. Major General Howze notes they may be prisoners of Mexican bandits or lost along the border. A wide search, using airplanes, cars, and Indian runners, extends into Arizona and New Mexico despite weather and two plane accidents.
The Supreme Court recessed today in Washington D C to Tuesday January 2.
In Washington on December 11 a heated debate erupted on war frauds in the Department of Justice. Representative Krit Ain of Minnesota led the discussion pressing that high officials indicated crucial records linked to war fraud prosecutions were missing and unavailable for review.
Turkish delegates at Angora protest halting the Near East peace parley for Christmas holidays. They argue Christmas is not a Turkish holiday and favor avoiding Christian customs to speed settlement. Russia protests exclusion from allied Turkish discussions on demilitarization of the straits.
At Forty-seventh Street and Broadway a gun fight between rival gangs drew hundreds to the streets. Fire exchanged, windows broken, and fleeing bandits left behind two captured suspects and bullet riddled cars. Police ordered hospitals to report gunshot wounds.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a newspaper editor in Durango and a reference to an editor in another Durango issue. The readable parts are unclear but show a dispute over a missing or deliberated edition and a possible name fragment Wood.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Oxford reference a trial involving Bea Auton and a $100,000 stake. Mentions Lee M and Rubell with scattered phrases about scoring and testimony.
Wa H Johnston, head of the International Association of Machinists, denounces the Harding administration as discarded and criticizes control by financiers. He urges primary reform to allow unaffiliated voters to participate, opposing a new party. concerns cited include private monopolies and regulatory limits on production.
The Supreme Court ruled that enforcing dry law violators under state laws in state courts does not bar prosecution under federal law. The decision clarifies that offenders may be prosecuted by both state and federal authorities, depending on the charges and jurisdiction involved.
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