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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
2
The Chronicle lists the year split into six months with pricing and subscription terms. Editor Robert H. Stevenson and News Editor D Harold McGrath oversee content from Twin Falls Idaho with notice of post office mailing and subscription information.
A 16 to 50 year male and 16 to 45 year female registration plan in Soviet Russia mirrors military conscription. Delinquents may be interned, with workers sent to mines railways and mills. The move sparks debate on autocratic power and Bolshevist aims amid peace time industrial reform.
The Allies abandon pursuit of Wilhelm and accept refusal by Holland to surrender the Kaiser. The piece argues legal grounds are unclear and stresses Holland’s asylum right, noting public interest shifts to future challenges as the prisoner remains in Amersfoort.
The article argues against peace by resolution with Germany, warning it would humiliate the United States and betray the Versailles treaty. It urges the president and Senate to pursue ratification with reservations, preserving national honor and leverage in League of Nations participation. It notes constitutional and practical objections to executive-driven peace negotiations.
The United School Garden Army plans a larger campaign in 1920, expanding from a million participants during the war to 2.5 million gardeners last summer, with financial returns of about 18 dollars per gardener. Beyond money, its educational, health, and recreational value is stressed, linking gardening to broader studies and city children. The director urges public support and participation.
The Minnesota Democratic state convention elected Fred B. Lynch A. C. Weiss B. D. Daley and Mrs. Peter Oleson as delegates at large to the San Francisco national convention. The group will go uninstructed and free to vote their own choices with the unit rule beaten. The convention endorsed Wilson’s administration condemned senate Republicans over the Versailles treaty and supported woman suffrage.
Nearly 1,000 evicted tenants were assisted by courts under new rent profiteering laws in NW York on April 6. Landlords agreed to delay evictions or magistrates granted 1 to 6 months’ stays. many courts handled only rent cases as crowds formed outside. A tenant reported rent rising from 7 to 37 then to 65 dollars for a six room apartment, a burden too large to bear.
Pay and she was ordered out. She received permission to stay in the apartment at the last rent she paid until she could find another home. Plans were made today for 200 boyers to give free legal aid to tenants with district boards similar to those that acted on draft cases during the war.
Brussels April 6 belief prevails that the Belgian government has decided to conform to the attitude of the Allies regarding the German penetration of the neutral zone.
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