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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
4
Chamber of commerce asks able bodied men to help clear and prepare one acre grounds at Fifth and Sixth avenues for a summer tourist rest camp Tocust Grove. City will provide water and sewer. work begins today with ground cleaning and seating and fire pots. crews planned as relays to keep mood light.
New York April 21 The fourth arrest in a few days of Brooklyn men connected with large packing houses for alleged profiteering came today when Oliver H Sanders manager for the Cudahy Packing company was taken into custody charged with selling meat at excessive prices It was alleged he sold at 34 cents a pound meat similar to that which a few days before he had sold at 29 cents He pleaded not guilty and was held in 2500 bail for examination May 4.
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau arrived in Cairo after two months in Egypt and was greeted by family and officials. He avoided interviews and declined photo opportunities, with crowds and prominent figures present. He later reached Versailles where reporters pressed him on the war's end but he remained silent.
The speaker recalls a visit to Egypt with a tiger and mummy brought home as the elephant tusk is placed on the dock. A bronchitis spell and lung trouble keep him from Palestine as plans are unsettled and mirages are blamed for the delay.
Census data from April 21 lists Akron Ohio with 296,485 residents a Wichita Kansas 72,128 Mansfield Ohio 7,824 Dedham Massachusetts 10,783 and Mississippi 13,037. Increases range from 4 4 percent to 44 percent for the cited towns and states.
Deputy sheriffs in Alpine, Texas, ear a warrant for Morris' arrest on bigamy charges when shots rang out at his hotel. Harris, an El Paso insurer, and a woman identified as his wife died from the double shooting. Harris reportedly confessed he had a wife and seven children in New York before dying.
In Billings Montana on April 2 joint conferees from the Montana Coal Operators association and the United Mine Workers of the state announce an agreement on applying the federal coal commission wage awards. The 27 percent raise, set by the bituminous coal commission, will yield about a one dollar per day increase for Montana miners.
The owner of the lot at the corner of Main avenue and Second street west refused leases to prospective occupants for the new two story building with a large basement. Woods plans to supervise construction, with a store on the first floor, offices in the rear, and the entire upper floor for offices. Twelve offices are planned, with completion expected by August.
Short talks were delivered at yesterday’s assembly by three students chosen as district reps for the state declamation contest to be held in Buhl. One student, Ogeretta Murray, and Lough of the dramatic class performed pieces about military themes and duty.
Elias spoke on American button at Buhl high school event. Earl Wilcox of Innler high school humorously read Sam's Letter. Miss Helen Mrose performed a piano solo preceding the speeches.
Madrid April 20 extreme elements of the syndicalists have threatened to burn the socialist headquarters at Bilboo civil and military authorities were notified by socialist leaders who demanded protection. Civil guards and police guard the building. Conservative newspapers satirically comment on socialists calling on authorities.
In New York on April 20 representatives from 56 stock exchange houses under contract to deliver Stutz motor stock approved a Stutz protective committee plan. A board will be appointed to arbitrate trading disputes that caused the stock to suspend trading.
A demurrer was filed yesterday in the district court in the case of M. G. G. Wright as plaintiff against J. G. Kendrick and J. Kendrick as defendants.
An old doctor's blood medicine called Number 40 For The Blood is promoted by druggist J C Mendelhall marking his fortieth year in the trade. The formula, described in period advertising, claims to cure skin ailments rheumatism and glandular issues and to make blood. A farmer patient testifies to relief after six bottles and two years without symptoms. Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy sells the remedy.
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