Chronicle Robert H Stevenson Editor and Publisher
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Associated Press
Clearing house idea grows with Twin Falls expansion
The article recalls Twin Falls rapid growth in commerce and population and links it to the clearing house concept. It traces the idea to a childhood story in London where two boys exchanged checks, illustrating how a cooperative system between banks emerged from a simple act.
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London
Clearing House
Cupid Gone Mad Why Marriage Booms Against Building Permits
A reader pondered why marriage licenses in American cities outpace building permits by three to fifteen times. The piece notes high prices, asks where young couples will live, and suggests romance persists despite economic strain as housing and furniture costs rise.
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Cupid
Wooden shoes to replace leather wear in the country
A humorous note claims Dateh Manufacturers push wooden shoes as cheaper than leather and louder, preventing sneaking up stairs at night and waking the mother, as they would alert everyone on the block.
Street Car Strike Shuts Solledo Transit Rail Service
Street car men in Solledo walked out after 1200 conductors and motormen voted to strike. The stoppage followed the council's failure to approve a fare raise to cover wage demands, halting all car service in the city.
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Soledo
All- Aireul
Ain Tadtease
Dublin Quiet Amid Rumors of Trouble in Ireland
Dublin reports a normal status with no mass uprising signs despite parliamentary questions. The resignation of James MacPherson did not unsettle nerves as residents view Viscount Breach as responsible for affairs. Speculation surfaces about Cork during the Lord Mayor MacCurtain inquest while Field Marshal Robertson visits Belfast. Premier Lloyd George warns officials about difficulties securing evidence in Ireland’s terrorism campaign.
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MacPrerson
Cork
Fleresnit
Mayor MacCurtain
Wil- Haan Blobertson
Frederickson Shaw
Ireland
Belfast
Lord Devonport
Dublin
Lloyd George
Fragmented OCR note on executive duties and societal reform
A garbled OCR fragment discusses the first duty of executives to improve societal conditions and implies progressive action. It references universal duty and a vague concept of systemic change, but the text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Colorado Project Opens With Tax Debate at Southwest League Meet
In Los Angeles on April 20 the Colorado River power and irrigation project heads toward form after the annual convention of the League of the Southwest. U S Senator Robert I Owen of Oklahoma argued against a new federal tax, claiming federal reserve and farm loan acts already benefited the government without cost. He urged government citizen cooperation to advance the Colorado project.
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Los
League of the Southwest
United States
Robert I. Owen
Oklahoma
Congress
Federal Reserve
Measures to extend martial law debated in Czechoslovakia
Three government bills in Prague would extend martial law in Slovakia to year end, authorize opening private mail, and suspend newspaper censorship. They also would ban public meetings and permit imprisonment without trial when deemed necessary, sparking broad speculation.
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Slovakia
Uruguay Publisher Killed in Duet Shows Turbulent Uruguayan Politics
In Montevideo April 2 Associated Press reports Uruguayan editor Washington Beltran of the newspaper El Pais was shot and killed in a duel by former president Jose Batlle Y. Cione. The weapon was pistols. Beltran died of his wound. The duel followed Beltran's statements in opposition to Batlle and a nationalist faction. The article notes Batlle's two terms as president and outlines related dueling incidents and political tensions, including labor actions and potential general strikes.
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Associated Press
Mon'pevidio
Uruguay
Washington Beltran
Newspauper
Util Oph
Taulelas
Beltran
Midais
Chamber of Deputies
Atilestis
Batlle
J Urtsnay
Jose Batlle
Ordones
Legation
Washington
Ltthd
Duo
Emi
LEAGUE OF NATIONS LIKE KAISER PLAN DRAWN BY BELE
Senator Miles Poindexter speaking in Saginaw Michigan denounced the league of nations as a variant of Kaiser William’s plan for world government. He urged a less centralized system and local self government while criticizing railroad groups for threatening nationwide transport with demands for concessions.
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League OF Nations
Kaiser
Bele
Sagitaw
Mich
Kaiser Willian
Miles Poindexter
League
Canada Contemplates General Strike Over Winnipeg Convictions
In Winnipeg on April 2 union labor leaders warned of a possible general walkout across Canada in protest of seven leaders jailed after last summer’s Winnipeg strike. A nationwide campaign for the release of the convicted men has already begun as agitation swells.
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Montreal Trades Union
W. A. Hoop
Labor
Legislaure
Min
Winnipeg
Canada
Board of Trade
Montana Republicans file petitions for presidential candidates
Helena Mont April 2 Nomination petitions to place the names of Alliam W Johnson Herbert Troover Frank Lowden and Teon ard Wood on the ballot at the Montana primary election April 23 as Republican candidates for president were filed today with the secretary of state.
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Helena
Mont
Alliam W. Johnson
Herbert Troover
Frank ©. Lowden
Teonard Wood
Montana
Non-Partisan Labor Policy Adopted By West Virginia Convention
The West Virginia state labor convention in session tonight adopted the non-partisan policy of the American Federation of Labor for the coming political campaign. Independent Market reports highest cash price paid for poultry. Local market updates and district notices concluding with Saturday.
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Parwinsrsburg
American Federation of Labor
West Virginia
Notice to Creditors Estate of Addie K F Strout Deceased
Notice is given by the administrator Guthrie & Myers for the estate of Addie K F Strout deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Guthrie & Myers Twin Falls Idaho. Dated March 28 1920.
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Iistate
Addie
Strout
Guthrie &Myers
Twin Walls
County of Twin Bulls
State of Idaho
W. PP. Guthrie
Guthrie & Myers
Idaho
James A Nicol
James A. Nicol
Idaho State Bank
Tigin Falls
Twin Falls
Leo F. Bracken
Notice of Divorce Suit in Twin Falls Idaho Court
In Twin Falls Idaho a notice of divorce action is issued by Clerk Co. C. Siggins. Marian Dunn sues A Dunn seeking dissolution of marriage and absolute divorce. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served outside. Legal proceedings dated March 2 1920 with attorney Frank Stephan listed.
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District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls
Marian Dunn
A. Dunn
District’court
District Court of the
Idaho
C. Siggins
Frank
Stephan
Auction Sale Of Electrical Supply Businesses In Twin Falls and Buhl
A sale of the George M. Dow estate is set for April 15 1920 at 1 p.m. in Twin Falls Probate Court. The auction includes the Electrical Supply business at 101 Second Avenue North Twin Falls and the Electrical Supply business at Buhl Idaho with generators magnetos storage batteries and related equipment. Bids in writing to A J Skinner administrator may cover one or both properties.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
George M. Dow
A.L. Skinner
Twin ‘Falls
Second Avenue
Buhl
A. J. Skinner
Second Avenue North
Twin Malls
Public Notice of Time Appointed for Proving Will
In Twin Falls Idaho the probate court sets Saturday April 17 1929 at 2 pm in the court room as the time and place to prove the will of W I L Crozier deceased and hear the application of Alice Crozier for letters testamentary. Any interested party may contest. Dated March 27 1920. O P Duvall Probate Judge. James R Dowell and W Orr Chapman Attorneys for Applicants residing in Twin Falls Idaho Ax Apr 2 9 16.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
W. I. L. Crozier
Twin Pauls
Said
W. Ts. L
Crozier
Alice
P. Duvall
James R. 30Thwell
W. Orr Chapman
Applicanos
Twin Walls
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