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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1919
Page
2
A Twin Falls Idaho issue quotes editorials weighing how aviation rights would be handled. Questions arise about requiring rights of way, marking routes, and sky traffic police to keep flyers on public airways, amid concerns from aviators and landowners.
An American newspaper article cites General Bernhardt arguing that current conditions risk provoking a new war. He says the peace treaty fails to deter Germany and labels its punishment of leaders as absurd. He warns the allies must remain vigilant as German militarism could trigger a future conflict.
Frederick Hoenemann, a Kansas City area farmer, obtained a temporary injunction against aviators flying over his land. He says planes disturb horses and a horse injured itself dodging a shadow. His attorney cites common law asserting land ownership extends beneath and above to regulate airspace.
The article explains that more detours this season reflect ongoing road construction and repairs. Detours mean traveling extra miles on less ideal routes, but promise future straight, safer roads as Newer roads are built and long neglected faults are fixed.
Community leaders press for President Hoover to take charge of the national food relief effort. Proponents argue his experience and leadership would streamline distribution and ensure steady aid. Opponents caution about political implications and the need for broader consultation.
The legislature will elect him president of Hungary as criticism in Romania grows. The report notes unexpected reactions and the political stakes surrounding the anticipated election outcome.
Berlin reports a new Hungarian transition government will be formed soon with Bourgeoisie peasant and worker representatives. Archduke Joseph has raised a volunteer force of 8000 to guard Budapest. Rumanians accused of more violence in Pest. General Mardarescu plans retirement and withdrawal of troops. Entente military commission actions depress Romanian stance in Pest.
A Budapest dispatch reports the new Hungarian ministry at its first meeting resolved to recognize Archduke Joseph as regent until a national assembly is elected, establishing a caretaker authority during the transition. The move signals a formal step in shaping Hungarys interim government and constitutional process.
The archduke entered the chamber where the meeting was held and a brief speech by Premier Friedrich was followed by ministers taking an oath to the archduke. He urged them to back Hungary's reconstruction efforts and promised stability amid unsettled times.
General Gordon, British representative on the Allied military gold mission, met the Romanian commander in Budapest to protest alleged Romanian troop excesses. The Romanian commander declined to accept Gordon's letter of protest, according to Vienna dispatches.
The Vienna Temps correspondent notes Archduke Joseph the most Magyar Hapsburg assigns premiership and nationalities ministry to Stephen Friedrich and Jacob Bleyer. The move reflects his wife a Bavarian princess influence. Friedrich was allied with Count Karolyi and joined his 1914 US visit. Bleyer is a strong German admirer.
Detectives trace H C L cost rumanians seize provisions around Budapest as American food mission vows to feed Budapest school children. Antisemitic beating reported. Romanians alleged to incite Hungarians. arrests of Budapest residents, many Jews, for Bolshevik links. Archduke Joseph moves royalist. Romanian administration tightens control and presses censorship.
Notice announces administrator sale under Idaho probate after April 1919. It lists Elva C. McCollum Craven estate real property in Twin Falls County and notes sale to highest bidder after July 5 1919 with probate court confirmation. Also references Chicago investigation into sugar hoarding and food control law enforcements and municipal surplus army food stores for New York state.
In Gmaha Neb Aug 9 detectives under Mayor Smith report twenty carloads of spoiled food and fruit in railroad yards. Seven cars of watermelons were found today as police receive blanket subpoenas to summon commission men and others with knowledge of alleged food waste for the high living cost investigation starting Monday. Mayor Smith inspected army food supplies as the municipal food shop prepares to open. A French timepiece invention explains 12 and 24 hour hands and khaki dyed wood from the carob tree is noted in Argentina.
Public notice of an estate sale dated June 18 1919 offers bids for the estate of Hiva McCollum Craven. Bids are to be received at the office of Asher B Wilson room 2 First National Bank Building Twin Falls Idaho. Cash terms. Administrator J W Craven of the estate of Hiva McCollum Craven is named with Asher B Wilson attorney for the administrator. Residence Twin Falls Idaho.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls county Continental Pipe Manufacturing vs Clyde C Anderson and Ola L Ander son doing business as Anderson and Anderson a writ of attach issued June 16 1919 attaching defendant’s property for 1163 22 with 7 percent interest from March 11 1919 Witnessed by Clerk Co C Siggins dated June 18 1919 Taylor Cummins attorney for plaintiff Twin Falls Idaho
In the District Court of Idaho Southern Division John Finke files for discharge in bankruptcy. Creditors and interested parties must enter appearance by September 8, 1919 and, within ten days after, file specific grounds of opposition with the clerk. Authority given by general orders and a special order dated July Bisth day, 1919. W Orr Chapman A-1-A-29
J P Swank sues Thomas A Gibson and Mrs Thomas A Gibson over a material man lien on Lot 23 Block 89 Townsite of Twin Falls for 285 85. Idaho District Court in Twin Falls County requires appearance within twenty days if served in district or forty days otherwise. Aug 18, 1919. filed by James R Bothwell and W Orr Chapman, Twin Falls attorneys.
In Twin Falls County Idaho on July 11 1919 a writ of attachment was issued against F J Keenan and E F Bissionette for 1190 00. Clerk C C Siggins and Deputy C S Bowen certify the district court record with Asher B Wilson attorney for the plaintiff.
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