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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1919

Page

7

Idaho Dean Iddings Visits Pocatello Farmers Picnic

Dean Iddings of the Idaho State University Agricultural Department arrived from Jerome to visit the Pwin Falls district. He meets Nat Holmes at Big Springs ranch near Buhl to inspect the Holmes Shorthorn herd. He cites a better hay and livestock outlook in southern Idaho with two alfalfa cuttings in Snake River country, notes stock shipments to Nebraska Kansas New Mexico and Texas, and discusses price formation at a forthcoming Idaho Falls conference. He highlights university prospects, new appointments, and a statewide trend toward education at home, with picnics planned in Madison Fremont Jefferson Boise Moscow regions.

EB. J. Iddings Agricultural Department of The State, University Jerome Pwin Falls Nat Holmes Big Springs Ranch Buhl Holmes Idaho Dean Iddings Snake River Nebraska Kansas New Mexico Texas Idaho Falls Snake Upper Snake Madison Fremont Jefferson County Boise Moscow

New York Theaters Closed as Actors Strike Presses On

Aug 9 eight theaters remained closed after a third day of the actors strike. Globe among those shut and Equity members voiced confidence that written contracts reflecting demands would be reached. Amid resignations from EB A Sothern and others at Equity headquarters, Collier defended the union against causing theater closures. Producers’ association signaled support despite strike costs.

York New York Globe Equity Association Equity Tolowine Sothern William Collier Holbrook Blinn Alan Rinehart Collier Protective Association Ite Noone Gore Guvpt

Submarine Salvage Device Demonstrated Off Long Island Sound

Simon Lake and 50 guests tested a new salvage device six fathoms deep in Long Island Sound. A steel tube connected to a flatiron shaped chamber descends to the ocean floor where a hatch opens. Compressed air keeps seawater out while suction lifts up to 300 tons of coal per hour.

Long Island Sound Simon Lake Ocean

Royal Vagabond Cast Receives Strike Support Dinner

George H. Cohen hosted a dinner for stage hands musicians chorus and principals who stood by him in the strike. The gathering followed a resolution offering financial aid to royal actors driven from work by the strike.

George H. Cohan

Frigo meat policy ordered in Paris

Premier Clemenceau, seeking to end frigo meat ruse, assigns Vilgrain and Roy to city provisions. Autrand to oversee trucking. Fifteen days to restore order. Frigo sites to be moved to municipal shops with 100 additional sheds planned for sale of foodstuffs.

Associated Press Paris Clemenceau Sulme M. Vilgrain Ministry of Provisions Henri Roy

Local men close heal on placer

Butte and New England Copper Mining company completes final payment on the Emery placer near Twin Falls Idaho after seven months of work. George W. Walker of Butte W Ri Andrews of Dillon and Robert Paysee of Twin Falls led the deal with 20 interested parties. Joseph Latech of Helena hired as superintendent will take charge at once.

Butte George W. Walker W. Ri ‘Andrews Dillon Robert Paysee Twin Falls Idaho Joseph Latech Hélena Will

Farley and accomplice held after mountain abduction and shootout

In Beckley West Virginia deputies arrested three men after a desertion and abduction case. The rescue followed a child’s disappearance on mountain trails where a guard recovered the six year old girl from the alleged captors. Shots were exchanged. two men were wounded and left for dead. Authorities search for the remaining band members.

Beckley Farleys Otpany Farley Abtshire

Poisoning case ties farmer and doctor in midwest town

The elderly Dr. Alderson, aged 61, who previously practiced in Chicago, had been living with Mr. Clugston and his wife when suspicions arose that he and Mrs. Clugston poisoned the farmer. The farmer, a prominent local grower, and Dr. Alderson were connected through residence and medical ties in nearby towns.

Clugston Alderson Clugstons Chicago

James H Harvey Cited for Meritorious Service in France

General John J Pershing awarded James H Harvey for exceptionally meritorious and conspicuous service as master electrician of the 16th aero squadron in France. A Twin Falls High School graduate, he was recommended for an officers commission but did not receive it due to the armistice signing.

John J. Pershing James H. Harvey France 16Th Aero Squadron Harvey Twin Falls

Italian Opera Composer Suing US Under Contested Claims

An enthusiast notes that Leoncavallo's works gained popularity in Italy and lists operas such as Savonarola Trilby Casare Borgia and Zaza. The text mentions a first lawsuit against the United States in 17146 and appears garbled with OCR errors.

Tauen Italy Leoncavallo Savonarola

Pinchot Marries Ruth Pickering In Saugatuck ceremony

Amos Pinchot, prominent New York lawyer and publicist, and Ruth Pickering, Elmira magazine writer, were married in Saugatuck Connecticut. Pinchot, 46, was previously divorced from Gertrude Minturn last year. his bride is 27.

Associated Press Sauguatuck, Conn Amos Pinchot New York Ruth Pickering Elmira N. Y Pinchot Gertrude Minturn

Daly couple return to Twin Falls after Western trip

Mr and Mrs Harold Daly, who had been visiting Wyoming Colorado and other southern Idaho points for the past two weeks, returned to Twin Falls yesterday.

Harold Daly Wyoming Colorado Idaho Twin Falls

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener Promises Quick Results

An old advertised remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur restore natural hair color. It advises making mixtures at home or buying Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound from drug stores, noting it darkens gray hair naturally and evenly without claiming disease treatment.

Nowaday Wyeth

Ruggiero Leoncavallo Dies at Naples Born 1866

Ruggiero Leoncavallo, composer of I Pagliacci and author of Zaza and Trilby, died in Rome. Born in Naples in 1866, he studied at the Naples conservatory and toured as a pianist at age 16. He was best known for the 1892 opera I Pagliacci and was also a writer.

Fiugeiero Leonvallo Naples Conservatory Leoncavallo

John Cline of Rook Creek Dies at 66

John Cline of Rook Creek died yesterday from heart failure at age sixty six. The body is at De Witt's undertaking parlors for arrangements.

John Cline Rook de‘ Witt Fry

Foreclosure Sale of Twin Falls Land Amid Court Decree

Sheriff announces sale of parcels in Twin Falls Idaho by order of the Fourth Judicial District Court. The property includes parts of section 5 township 10 south range 18 east Boise meridian in Falls county. sale set August 16 1919 at 10 am at the court house front door to satisfy a decree for Harley Milner against Merchants Trade Journal Orchard Company and others.

Érder Harley Milner Plaint Merchants Trade Journal Company 3 ‘Corporation Widkington W. B. Amsbury Solidated Wagon and Machine ‘Company District Court of Fourth Judicial District State ‘of Idaho Twin Falls Harley 0. Milner Orchard Cormpany Corporation W. J. Pilkingeton Twin Paris Filly Range Boise Meridian Falls County United States of America A. N. Sprague H. G. Dietrich

Notice to Contractors for Washington Building Additions

The Independent School District No 1 of Twin Falls Idaho invites sealed bids by 8 pm July 21 1919 for four room additions to the Washington building plans by Averjo d Lb Moree. Plans may be obtained at the First National Bank building. A $15 deposit and a $600 certified check are required with bids. Bidder must furnish a 60 percent performance bond if awarded. The board may reject any bid. Dated July 15 1919 Twin Falls Idaho. By order DAVID NCF Atest W W Parish Acting Clerk.

Board of Trustees of Independent School District No Twin Falls Twin Falls County Idaho Washington Pernon Avehie First National Bank David N Atest W. W. Parish

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State University Roperty Gonda Saat Emma James. Harvey Arn JNO B. White Main North Rome Ruggiero Leoncavallo Twin Talls Rewest Call&t Wall Sts. W Falompany Diane Stigoeum Twin Falla, Idah Jub Britpomart Wolfe
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