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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
7
W H Brooks arrived in Twin Falls from Seattle to oversee decorations and show detailing for the upcoming auto show. He praised local thrift, rapid construction, and the city’s strong car trade, promising an interior beauty and sunlit displays for attendees.
The article reports a failed carrier strike plot tied to seniority and a partial return of 75 workers. A delegation met with road officers as some men came back and others planned to report the next day. Reports place the action across Oklahoma and Texas locales with union chiefs in Cleveland.
In New York on April 14, railroads pushed for resumption of service with volunteers from students and businessmen attempting to cover gaps caused by strikers. Officials see little impact and anticipate a Jersey City meeting of workers aimed at pressuring concessions. Reports hint at a shift toward conciliatory sentiment following news of trains moving without striker support.
Washington April 14 The first overtures for peace from striking railroad workers reach out to the new railroad labor board Edward McHugh chairman of the strikers committee announces desire to use the board to seek consideration of grievances as New York and northern New Jersey rail traffic remains disrupted.
About 150 workers at Utah Fire and Clay Company and 100 at Portland Cement Company were laid off today as rail strike hampers raw materials. The action follows rail shutdowns that disrupted supply lines and production.
Union officials announce that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers secured replacements to operate key routes as the strike by switchmen ends. General Manager Vale of Southern Pacific confirms the action and ongoing negotiations.
Conditions near normal in parts of California and the Pacific Coast described as approaching, with noted improvement in the south. Reports from Sacramento and surrounding areas discuss the unanchored strike effects and changing situation as April 14 approaches.
The Sonora Grand Opera company seeks a two day engagement in Twin Falls after council rejection. They call Twin Falls a western center for high class amusement and urge resident support to arrange two open dates. The troupe, largely imported Italians, will not perform a single road show. They promise top talent and claim the move will boost Twin Falls toward eastern cities.
In New Orleans on April 14 trains ran on schedule and yards showed normal conditions as the federal grand jury opened an inquiry into yesterday's strike. Nine of the insurgents arrested were arraigned before US Commissioner Carter and released on $1,000 bonds. They face charges under the Lever Act for interfering with food supplies and U.S. mails.
Recruiting Sergeant K M Crowley reports army stations open for enlistment until April 30 for three year terms in cavalry at continental stations. Excluded are Panama Alaska Philippines Jawaiian Islands. artillery options for one year exist. Coast defense stations listed east and west.
A concise analysis notes that quality and attractiveness tend to improve in tandem across products and services. It outlines how higher standards in design materials and user experience elevate perceived value, while markets reward consistent quality with stronger brand loyalty and pricing power.
A call to tidy up with spring paint supplies. Clean up and paint up your house and other buildings now, with ready regional offerings and delivery or pickup options.
A concise notice urging readers to visit the furniture department to find any piece of furniture from baby high chairs to luxury bedroom sets and kitchen furnishings, suggesting a complete home furnishing selection.
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