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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1919

Page

4

Paris Asks Romania to Admit Budapest Armistice Views

The Associated Press reports in Paris that the supreme council today considered Romania’s reply to the peace conference note on Budapest. The conciliatory note was read as favorable to the entente terms and the Allied commission to Budapest was urged to listen to that view and the inter allied generals’ mission.

Associated Press Paris Aue Rumania Budapest High Commission Pace Post Hive Hip

Unconfirmed Marfa Report On Lost Plane

Repeated rumors of locating the missing aircraft persist at military HQ in Marfa Texas with no official confirmation by late today. The plane carried Flight Lieutenants Davis and Peterson, and their fate remains unresolved amid ongoing search efforts.

Associated Press Marfa Tex Davis Peterson

Mexico searching for lost aviators amid rugged border hills

Mexico on Monday reports army planes scouring the Big Bend area for missing aviators with General Pruneda assisting American searchers. Sightings and rumors of a plane lodged in a canyon and flares seen in nearby mountains circulated but remained unconfirmed as teams faced difficult terrain and uncertain directions.

Mexico Pruneda Ojjinaga Big Bend Rio Chonchos Ojinaga Indio Texas Chancos

Sage Chicken Season Opens in Twin Falls Area

Sage chickens trigger a mass exodus as hunters flood Twin Falls and nearby towns. The plains, home to the largest grouse, will host activity from now until season end, with shot shells and feathers marking the field.

Twin Falls

Governors Talk on Living Costs Conference Plan Aug 18 24

Governors meeting at Salt Lake City will devote next Wednesday to discussing reducing living costs and addressing profiteering. Twenty two governors will attend. Governor Bamberger was informed by Miles Riley secretary of the conference.

Associated Press Salt Lake City Utah Salt Lake Bamberger Miles Miles (. Riley Riley Ao. J. Grimes Gay Levins

Mrs Barger Undergoes Operation at Hot Lake Oregon

A telegram reported Mrs. Barger underwent surgery at Hot Lake Oregon and passed through the operation successfully. The notice names Mrs Barger and notes the procedure occurred at the Hot Lake facility.

Barger Hot Lake Oregon FE UV. Barger Arger

New York Managers Refuse Mediation in Actors Strike

Theatrical managers in New York flatly refused mediation in the actors strike led by a volunteer committee of playwrights headed by George W. Hobart George Ade and Irvin Cobb. Coburns announce suit for 200000 against De Wolfe Hopper over a road company in The Better One. Belasco threatens not to produce again if Actors Equity wins.

George W. Hobart George Ade Irvin Cobb Charles Shea International Association of Theatrical Stage Friars Club Broadway Cohan and Harris Theatre George M. Cohan Cohan and Harris Royal Vagabond Mr. Cohan David Belasco Actors’equity Association Toor Actors’ Equity Association Belasco

Pittsburg Street Car Strike Paralyses City Traffic

Pittsburg street car service halted at midnight as 3000 motormen and conductors of the Pittsburg Railways company strike began. The action stopped all street car movement in the city.

Pittsburg Associated Press Pittsburg Railways Company

Crown Fires Break Out in Forests at Lewiston Idaho

Crown fires sweep through Selway national forest along Locksaw creek for 40 miles with 250 men fighting them. Fire fronts threaten 700 sheep carcasses found in the Nez Perce reserve and bands of sheep in danger amid fresh white pine and fir timber 85 miles from Ooski a headquarters location.

Associated Press Lewliston Idaho Selway National Forest Locksaw Creek Ooskia Forest Fire Fighters Montana Line Grangeville Charles Munhan Lewiston Acorns Nez Perce

Striking Twin Cities Shopmen Vote to Return to Work

In St Paul and Minneapolis 8000 striking shopmen voted tonight to resume work next Saturday morning, ending a stoppage that shut down many plants in the Twin Cities area.

Associated Press ST. Pai. Minn St. Paul Minneapolis Twin Cities

Rumanians Plan Withdraw From Budapest After Crisis

Geneva Aug 13 The Romanian government after suppressing Bolshevism at Budapest decided to withdraw Romanian troops from the city due to adverse foreign press criticism. A Magyar delegation urged stay until order is reestablished as Archduke Joseph’s reign seemed only temporary amid Austrian and Hungarian disapproval. Dr Karl Renner said the return of a Hapsburg to head the Hungarian government provoked the greatest indignation in Vienna.

Geneva Budapest Budpest Berne Archduke Joseph Karl Renner Basle St. Germain Hapsburg Vienna

Lincoln Man Heads Southwestern Mercantile Association

C D Husted of Lincoln was elected president at the three day convention in Lincoln. Other officers include CC R Dudley of Dallas as secretary treasurer Alva Sibel of Oklahoma City as first vice president Fred C Walker of Salt Lake City as second vice president and A W Brintnall of Chicago as third vice president Oklahoma City chosen as the 1920 convention city.

Lincoln Neb C. D. Husted Southwestern Association of Mercantile Agencies CC. R. Dudley Dallas Tex Alva Sibel Oklahoma City Fred C. Walker Salt Lake City A. W. Brintnall Chicago

Transport Sherdan Not in Danger Near West Coast

Aboard the New Mexico at Los Angeles Harbor a report said the army transport Sherdan, adrift yesterday with a broken propeller about 1700 miles west of San Francisco, was not in danger and expected to reach port unassisted.

Los Angeles Harbor Cal New Mexico Sheridan San Jrancisco

First Twin Falls Legion Meeting Attracts Reynolds Visit

Ralph Reynolds, visiting with his parents, attended the Twin Falls American Legion meeting and praised the Paris initial outline of the Legion. He recently left the service and may relocate. The meeting noted widespread support, including donations from motion picture actors and studios totaling over ten thousand dollars pledged to aid striking Actors Equity members.

Twin Falls American Legion Ralph Reynolds Mr. Reynolds Paris The Legion Reynolds

Japs Cannot Help Kolchak Government War Effort

The Japanese government after deliberation informed Admiral Kolchak’s regime it cannot send divisions to assist in fighting the Bolsheviks. The cabinet and diplomatic advisory council concluded Japan cannot accede to the request.

Tokia Tueday Kolchak Japan

Moving picture APIs contribute to strikers

Motion picture actors in Los Angeles show sympathy with striking workers. The Associated Press reports performers pledge support and stage solidarity actions as labor actions unfold in the industry.

Moving Picture Apis Associated Tress Los Angeles Cal

Capablanca Kostich lead in Hastings Victory tournament

New York Aug 14 J R Capablanca and B Kostich won their games in rounds three and four of the British chess federation Victory tournament at Hastings England. Capablanca defeated H G Cole and Sir Thomas Bart while Kostich defeated Cole and H C Conde. Capablanca and Kostich lead with 4 0 scores.

New York J. R. Capablanca B. Kostich British Chess Federation Hastings England Capablanca H. G. Cole Thomas Bart Kostich Cole H. C. Conde

Alaska Exports Hit 2.33 Million in June

Alaska customs report shows June exports valued at 2,330,926 dollars. Leading items include palladium 75 ounces worth 9000 dollars copper 382,759 dollars and salmon 622,794 dollars.

The Associated Press Junean Alaska Customs Office

Deputy Sheriff Shot In Ambush Near Toledo Ohio

Dean Trabbica, deputy sheriff of Erie Michigan, was awakened from sleep and lured outside by a demand for a rope to tow a broken car. He was shot and killed in an ambush at dawn by four men. Mrs Trabbica, who saw the murder from an upstairs window, suspects the Toledorum runners.

Toledo Dean Trabbica Erie Mich Toledorum Trabhica

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