06 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
1
A bustling Fourth celebration drew crowds along Twelfth Street with decorations, music, and a carnival spirit. Horta and carnival trolley displays lined the route as residents enjoyed games, expositions, and performances in a community event packed with local vendors and families.
The Committee of 48 opens its headquarters in Chicago as part of a July convention. Delegates must be signed by each state committee head, with Referenda planned in a Democratic style. Candidates and party factions show broad support and debate across several states.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Roosevelt and names like Gar Moe and Calhertione with references to New York. The passage is garbled but suggests a political or social note tied to Roosevelt era events and legal or social issues, though specifics are unclear.
A fragmented poem about memory and faith with lines on childhood and souls, ending with a machine ad and a shipyards note. The piece combines devotional verse with stray mentions of inventions, a newspaper price, and a brief newspaper byline.
A garbled note recounts a supposed scam harming a man who claims losses of hundreds of dollars. The message mixture mentions a broken health tale and promises a refund after a single dose, with altered words and nonsensical phrases suggesting a fraudulent or confused account.
Market notes cover New York product moves, unsettled spots, and opening activity. Kansas and Chicago livestock receipts show $9 to $15.60 per cwt for hogs and varying bids for sheep, with produce prices listed for butter cheese and eggs across Wisconsin and New York markets.
Delegates packed the historic auditorium awaiting the vice presidential nominee as Cox faced a drawn out ballot. The tense final day ended without fireworks as Meredith and others were mentioned amid a fatigued crowd ready to depart after the verdict.
The article recalls an unusual decoration at a New York delegation event tied to a national display. It praises Lt. Col. Herne and Captain Hers who served at front and rear, noting exceptional efficiency and a push for promotion. The piece mentions Vice Presidential nomination debates, with Washington and New York states viewed as influenced by the display and crowd.
Warren G. Harding Republican presidential nominee sent no telegram to Governor Cox of Ohio preferring to let Cox issue his own message. Harding learned of Cox nomination before breakfast and reiterated that personalities will not enter his campaign. He later telegraphed from Marion with a congratulatory note recalling a cartoon of them as newsboys racing to the White House.
Rows of seats frame a display where Governor Cox's photo dominates with a large price of honor, while Woodrow Wilson's portrait lingers draped in a flag near the organ. In front, a younger man’s image, the party’s new standard bearer, draws attention as Wilson’s painting seems distant.
A cautious view of Mexico's new government points to avoiding extreme prohibitions. Officials indicate ongoing Department of Commerce plans to protect and expand wine grape growing, with large tracts of land suited to viticulture and strong potential for this key industry.
A fellow author from Ohio extends warm congratulations to a prolific writer, praising prophetic insight and celebrating a notable ninth victory. The exchange highlights regional ties and mutual respect within the literary community.
Moscow wireless dispatch reports Bolshevik towns defeated Polish forces along the entire front from the Beresina to the Pripet. British units suffered losses as the Bolsheviki claimed gains in the region.
CHICAGO July 6 UP William M Abbot of San Francisco was chosen grand exalted ruler at the Elks convention to succeed Frank Lt Rain of Palmer Neb Two cities bid for the next convention San Francisco is favored and Los Angeles was unanimously chosen as the site for the next convention Other grand lodge officers elected include Grand secretary Fred C Robinson of Dubuque Iowa
Washington dispatch reports census figures for several locales. Haxum Colorado shows a population of 1118 with 777 increase since 1910. Ryegate Montana and Gibbons precinct Washington both show decreases since 1910, with Ryegate incorporated since 1910.
McAdoo sent a telegram to Governor Cox offering cordial support and congratulations. The message appears in a Columbus report dated July 6. The item notes a long run of experiments leading to the captor oil plant reaching commercial stage in Colombia and mentions a cloth clamp device counting fabric before cutting.
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