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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1920

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Quarrel Ends With Suspected Poisoning in Colorado Rooming House

After a dispute with her husband in a Colorado rooming house, Mrs TIortune reportedly threw carbolic acid in his face and then attempted suicide by taking strychnine. Neighbors summoned Dr H N Leete. Fortune reportedly suffered severe facial burns and may bear lifelong scars while Mrs Tiortime rests and is expected to recover.

Colorado

Local family long-time residents in Twin Falls

The local mills and with his wife and two children has lived in Twin Falls for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Fortune are middle-aged people.

Twin Falls Fort Une

Pikes Visit Live Volcano During Honolulu Trip

Dr and Mrs W I Pike and family and Mrs C M Kinkeley returned to Twin Falls after a two month trip to Honolulu and Hawaii. From Hilo they drove 40 miles to Kilauea, called The Pit of Fire, a seething three acre lava mass. The road passed through fern groves as high as 30 feet, and the group praised Hawaii as Paradise of the Pacific while glad to be home.

Honolulu Island of Hawaii W. I. Pike and Son C. M. Kinkeley Twin Falls Hilo Kilauea United States

Logue to Run for State Superintendent Seat

Professor Leona W. Logue head of English at Gooding College Idaho plans a Republican bid for state superintendent of public instruction. A Twin Falls area resident native of Missouri, she holds bachelor and master degrees from New Mexico State Normal University and a PhD from Chicago University in pedagogy and school administration.

Leona W. Logue Gooding College Gooding Idaho Twin Falls Logue Missouri New Mexico State Normal University Chicago University

Epworth Leaguers Observe Easter Morning Breakfast

At Epworth Methodist Church the Epworth League begins Easter Sunday with a 6:30 breakfast in the basement, followed by a social hour and devotional service led by the local Salvation Army post. Special music is planned for the gathering.

Lkpworth League Salvation Army

Col I G Daves of Boise in race for senator

Col I G Daves of Boise announced his candidacy for the United States Senate. He served in Idaho’s Eleventh Legislature from Oneida county, was assistant attorney general in 1914 and 1915, and entered World War I as a retired captain, earning a promotion to colonel. He is a Republican.

G. Davis Boise United States Senate Idaho Oneida County Col. Davis Washington

Pocatello to Host Dentists Annual Meeting

M. J. Goode of Filer, secretary of the Juaho State Dental society, announced the annual meeting to be held in Pocatello June 28 29 30 July 2 and 2. Eminent dentists will conduct courses in dentistry during this meeting.

M. J. Goode Filer Juaho

Girt Coaches Ball Team Hailed By AP Report

Evierett Wash Miss Freda Rillings a Morton school teacher coaches the Monroe baseball team. Formerly teaching in Port Angeles she built a good program and is hoped to bring similar success. Rillings worked in playground programs in the east years ago.

Evierett Wash Freda Rillings Morton School Miss Killings Port Angeles Monroe Miss Billings

Buhl Guernseys On Honor Lead February Dairy List

February honor cows list shows Guernsey Golden Hero's Queen Lass owned by Henry Schick of Buhl at 65 pounds butterfat. Schick also owns Bursa of Sarnia and Butterwitch of Sarnia in top eight, with Holsteins from University of Idaho and Hastings of Wendell included. Jersey cows absent from the list as records were not obtained. plan aims to broaden coverage.

Dairy Department The University Experiment Station Guernsey Henry Schick Buhl Mr. Schick Guernseys University F. W. Hastings Wendell Jersey H. OP Golden Hero Bursa of Sarnia Idaho Favorite Holstein University of Idaho Pietertje de Kol Segis Lass I. W. Hastings Idaho Violet Daisy de Kol Butterwitch of Idaho Violet Posch Ormsby Alta Posch Abbekerk 2Nd

Yanks Beat Dodgers In Exhibition Tilt In Jacksonville

Exhibition game in Jacksonville features New York Americans defeating Brooklyn Nationals 78 to 52. Shawkey, Shore, Hoffman for the Yankees and Cadore, Traylor for the Dodgers appear in batteries.

Dodgers Jacksonville Fila New York Americans Brooklyn Nationals Shawkey Shore Hoffman Smith Cadore and Traylor

Cubs Top Frisco 6 to 4 in Exhibition

Chicago Nationals defeated Frisco 6 to 4 in an April exhibition game at San Francisco. Batteries: Vaughn Dailey Couch Smith and Anfinson.

CUBS Frisco San Francisco Chicago Nationals San Francisco Pacific Vaughn and Dailey Couch Smith and Anfinson

St Louis Nationals Beat St Louis Americans 4 to 0

In St Louis Missouri on April 3 the St Louis Nationals defeated the St Louis Americans 4 to 0. The game ended after the sixth inning due to rain delay with Waines and Dilhoefer pitching for the winners and Sotheron and Severeid for the losers.

St. Louis Nationals Ons St. Louis Americans Waines Dilhoefer Sotheron Severeid

Cleveland Victorious in Ten Innings Rally

Cleveland beat New Orleans in an extra innings contest. Batteries: Bagby and O'Neil for Cleveland, Walker Bradshaw and Curren for New Orleans. Game played in April with unclear full details.

Cleveland New Orleans

Giants 5 Red Sox 0 in Knoxvile exhibition

New York Nationals scored five runs while Boston Americans were shut out. Toney Nehf and McCarty pitched for New York with Gonzales Harper Karr and Devine appearing for Boston in a Knoxvile exhibition game.

R. H New York Nationals Boston Americans Toney Nehf McCarty Gonzales Harper Karr Devine

Pennsylvanian Varsity and JV crews win on Schuylkill

In Philadelphia on April 3 University of Pennsylvania outrowed Yale in both Varsity and Junior Varsity Henley mile and 550 yard contests on the Schuylkill River. Yale led late in the Varsity but Pennsylvanian crew finished in 6 44 to win by two lengths with Yale close at 6 47 1 5. Yale won the Junior Varsity race in 6 00 8 5 while Pennsylvania clocked 6 07 4 5.

Associated Press Philadelphia Pa.s University of Pennsylvania Schuylkill River Yale Pennsylvania Pensylvania

Tilden Repeats National Door Tennis Titles in New York

William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia defeated Vincent Richards in the singles final at the Seventh Regiment Memorial to win the national door tennis championship. He and Richards then defended the doubles title with a win over Samuel Hardy of California and S. H. Voshell of New York, after a 6-8 3-6 11-4 victory.

Niew York William T. Tilden II Philadelphia Vincent Richards Regiment Me Mtory Richards Samuel Hardy S. H.voshell New York

California Defeats Illinois in Close Dual Track Meet

California edged Illinois 74 to 66 in a tense dual track and field meet at Berkeley. The meet swung lead several times with the final mile relay deciding the outcome as both teams raced for the title.

California Illinois Calj

California Beats Illinois in Major Track Meet

California won by a margin under two yards and dominated field events while Illinois edged in distance events and dlashes. Merchant of California topped individual scorers with 14 points, closely followed by Emory of Illinois with 13 and Grunsky of California with 11.

Fornia California Illinois Merchant Emory Ilinois Grunsky

Census figures show varied city population shifts

Census figures from Washington list multiple cities with gains and losses. Sherid in Wyoming reports 9 175, up 767 or 9.1 percent, Carthage Missouri 10 063 up 560 or 6.0 percent, Frankfort Kentucky 99 805 down 660 or 6.3 percent, Steelton Pennsylvania 13 428 down 818 or 6.7 percent, Natchez Mississippi 12 608 up 817 or 6.9 percent, Staunton Virginia 10 617 up 13 or 0.1 percent, Fort Smith Arkansas 811 up 4 836 or 20.22 percent, Leavenworth Kansas 16 909 down 2 462 or 12.7 percent, and Springfield Missouri 39 620 up 4 419 or 12.6 percent.

Washington Sheridin Wyo Carthage Frankfort Steelton Natchez Staunton Fort Smith Ark Leavenworth Kans

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