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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
1
A gasoline ignition caused a fire at the Magel Brothers garage yesterday at 3 PM. Firefighters used gas masks and three Pyrene extinguishers to control flames, damaging one car and oil soaked floor but not nearby vehicles. An inventory will determine total damage.
Mrs. Mary Grieve went to Santa Anna to attend her sister's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Burton K. E. Morris host their son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris of Washington DC, for the summer. J. F. Harrington sold the Baker rooms to Mark Reed. Mrs. J. C. Pederman left for Baker City by train with her young daughter Helen after her sister's death. Mrs. T. J. McMahan of Richfield arrived in Twin Falls yesterday.
Charles Glacks Lees identified as reader of a robbery gang. Doris Lee, wife, was taken to Gooding by Sheriff Samuel Saunders. She faces darmeny charges and will be tried in the morning at Twin Falls county courthouse, with incriminating letters and alleged stolen goods found in her rooms after a warrant.
The Washington second team defeated Biekel second baseball squad 16 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Two Biekel first-team players appeared but could not stop the onslaught. Biekel used wood bats but was outplayed by the smaller opponent. Other games are scheduled soon.
Madrid reports King Alfonso was fined 20 pesetas for strolling on the grass in the Abagzarm garden with a royal party member also fined. The guardian warned the monarch, who initially abashed, then laughed and paid the penalty.
Embroidered underskirts offered at four dollars during a reduced price sale featuring suits coats and dresses. The advertisement promises astounding bargains with prices far below original, inviting customers to see the array for best appreciation of charm, quality, and styles.
A catalog style list notes quality items such as Peacock Blue Brown American Beauty Copenhagen and Silk slip-on coats. Mentions best quality all wool sweater and silk coat sweaters with accents in silver black and gold.
The display showcases the newest millinery fashions and a $5 hat table offering unusual values. Two New York lines Misses Hats Madge Evans and Namco are featured, with attractive designs and reasonable prices.
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