Turbulent Election Sparks Reform Debate At Twin Ponds Board
A meeting of about one hundred landowners and canal company patrons at a Filer school yesterday led to a decision to seek legal proceedings to nullify irregularities in the recent Twin Ponds national board election. LG Hin presided. Bimor Aman was named secretary. a discussion illustrated widespread concerns over water distribution and mismanagement, with the board reportedly owning 2036 books heated and under review.
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Twin Falls County Farm Bureau Meeting Announcement
The annual meeting of the Twin Falls County Farm Bureau will be held at the Park Hall on December 20 from 7:30 to 9:00 PM. Officers will be elected for the coming year and there is strong interest in the event among members.
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London Conference Refuses Aid to Bolsheviks Enemies
Reports from the London conference state not to deal with Bolsheviks and to refuse aid to enemies while exploring options with allied powers. British officials mention possible continued naval actions and blocked ports as the conference weighs policies toward Russia and internal factions.
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Hiram Johnson Drops Candidacy for President
Washington August 13 Senator Johnson of California today formally withdrew his bid for the Republican nomination. He said illness kept him from the campaign for a week and that he will return to California to recover before rejoining the race in a couple of weeks. He expressed intent to rejoin the presidential contest upon his recovery.
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Washington
Coal Output Nearing Normal After Strike
Reports from Chicago indicate coal production is climbing toward normal levels as 60 percent of output was hoisted today and Friday saw 40 percent of normal. Officials forecast 11,000,000 tons mined in the U S next week as hours resume and fuel conservation ends. Judge Arthopson's expected ruling on contempt charges against Union leaders is anticipated in Indianapolis Tuesday.
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Schwab Recognizes Rights at Bethlehem Board Meeting
New York December 13 Chaé M Schwab director of the Bethlehem company spoke at the annual banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. He endorsed collective bargaining and profit sharing and asserted that capitalism should recognize workers rights and share in prosperity.
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Treaty Deadlock Threatens U S Peace Efforts
In Washington pressure grows as European buyers cancel large orders, risking panic. Senator Underwood pushes for a compromise and a conclusion committee while Knox's proposal is rejected. Republican and Democrat leaders clash over ratification, warning of lost foreign markets and domestic turmoil.
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Germany to Sign Protocol Amid Ratification Delays
German officials announced plans to sign a protocol as debates over ratifying a key peace measure stall. Foreign Minister Mueller stressed readiness to make reasonable sacrifices to advance peace, while observers noted delays stem from procedural disagreements and political opposition.
Wait and See December 17 forecast causes doubt
A 1919 San Francisco note reports Prof Albert Porta denying world ending predictions for December. He cites unsettled western weather from December 17 to month end as due to planetary alignments, while warning against overconfidence in forecasts and urging caution in public prediction.
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Oil Pain Will Open Studio Here
Howard Whittier of Dalnter, a noted Western painter, announces a studio opening in Tate. He forecasts rich Western opportunities for painters and says he will focus on Western themes while in Chicago and New York teaching and selling works to eastern buyers.
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