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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
3
The Twin Falls Idaho Chronicle announces subscription pricing for its morning edition with editor Robert H. H. Stevenson and news editor D Warold McGrath and confirms post office filing as second class mail matter.
The Sinn Fein would use the home rule bill to establish two Irish parliaments in Dublin and Ulster and proclaim an Irish republic through the British Parliament. They argue this proves Irish majority support, but London may see it as strengthening British resolve and risking civil war. A rational path may be granting South Ireland independence to avoid forceful rule.
The British and American governments withheld official sanction for the French military move into the German neutral zone to seize cities in protest of German conduct. British public opinion largely supports France, with papers condemning German behavior and praising the stand against treaty violations. The U S press shows restraint, acknowledging France’s actions and the desire to preserve treaty integrity.
The speaker cites France as acting on its own to enforce treaty pledges, saying the fault lies with our congress for not ratifying or participating in the peace treaty, a move she believes undermines allied unity and aid.
The looming woman suffrage amendment faces a crucial vote as 36 states must ratify. If approved, 26.8 million women could vote, potentially swaying the presidential and congressional outcomes. Democrats may push ratification in Louisiana or North Carolina, while Republicans may act in Vermont or Connecticut. timing hinges on governors and party conventions.
In Homestead Pennsylvania Anna Murphy a new woman politician and editor rejects Will Hays a "skinny" man in a pinchback coat as unsuitable. She urges Boies Penrose as preferable. The piece notes suffrage lessons in the old eastern states and quotes Hearst on fighting England Germany. Rhine conditions and Foch harrowing are referenced by the New York Post.
With rents high, many American households may choose automobile touring over housing next summer. Politicians with presidential ambitions risk public backlash as prices rise. The average family likely worries gasoline costs more than bread.
K. RR. Franklin, a negro linked to The Crisis of New York, was sentenced in Holmes county to six months in jail and fined $400 for violating a new state law barring dissemination of literature likely to stir racial trouble. The case stemmed from an editorial in The Crisis January issue.
Every member of the student body at the Columbia school attends a district event on April 14. The item notes a schoolwide activity tied to the overall dress code and school spirit.
The University of South Carolina will wear overalls until clothing prices reach a reasonable figure. The Glee club will drop formal evening dress for denim on its concert tour, signaling a casual, uniform shift.
Winnipeg April 15. Leaders of the One Big Union denied assisting the outlaw railroad strike in the United States. F Woodward, secretary of the international labor council, said no requests for financial aid had been received but admissions might be sent to the Vancouver headquarters of the One Big Union.
The annual upkeep charge for lots in Twin Falls cemetery for 1920 is due May 1 1920. Full lots $4.00. half lots $2.50. single graves $1.00. Payments to be made at Stuart H. Taylor's office or Twin Falls Cemetery Association.
The administrator of the estate of Addie E Strout deceased notifies creditors and all who hold claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Guthrie and Myers attorneys for administrator at Twin Falls Idaho. Dated March 23 1920. W P Guthrie administrator. 6x Mar 26 Apr 29 16 23 30.
In the Probate Court of Twin Falls County Idaho notice to all creditors and claimants in the estate of James A Nicol deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the administrator Leo Bracken at Idaho State Bank Twin Falls Idaho. Guy F Kinny attorney for administrator. March 26 April 29 16
In Twin Falls Idaho a notice to prove the will of W I L Crozier deceased is published. The hearing and issuance of letters testamentary to Alice O Crozier are set for Saturday April 17 1920 at 2 PM in the probate court. Interested parties may contest. Dated March 27 1920. O P Duvall Probate Judge. James R Bothwell and W Orr Chapman Attorneys for Applicant Twin Falls Idaho. 3x Apr 29 16
Administrator A L Skinner offers a private sale of the George M Dow estate assets on April 15 1920 at 1 am The sale includes The Electrical Supply business at 161 Second Ave North Twin Falls Idaho and the Electrical Supply business in Buhl Idaho with generators magnetos storage batteries and electrical supplies Bids must be written to A L Skinner at 161 Second Ave North Twin Falls Idaho Sealed or cash and balance terms apply
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