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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
2
Editorial note from Borent HL Stevenson publisher lists twin falls Idaho post office as third class mail master and credits Associated Press for news dispatches with exclusive republication rights and local news published herein.
A new mayor vows a crack down on crime, depoliticizes the police, and seeks active citizen support. With women’s clubs joining, the city hopes one year of honest rule will curb crime and attract reform, though results remain uncertain.
An old rhyme heralds the health benefits of apples and urges widespread winter consumption. The piece argues that fresh air and varied fruits combat heavy winter illnesses, recommending two apples per person daily and listing many apple dishes to encourage steady fruit intake.
A period tone notes repeated calls for early shopping as a common plea to the public. Some people heed the injunction and are already out with furrowed foreheads.
The article notes a split in holiday buyers with last minute savers and cautious planners. It highlights advantages for early shopping such as better stock, fewer tired clerks, and economical, relaxed preparation to enjoy Christmas without guilt or rush.
The Society of American Indians called for ending the Indian bureau system and placing reservations under state laws. Proposals urged self management by Indians skilled in agriculture or livestock, educated, and capable of handling business with minimal outside supervision. Resolutions opposed removing Indians from homes or allowing water power projects without consent, arguing citizens should decide their own affairs.
A Orange New Jersey district court jury of women convicts a man after a hearing where jurors were teased about gender and presented with an appeal to women of average intelligence. The scene includes a male juror rushing to the delicatessen as dinner looms.
A fragment notes Australian colleges refuse to appoint presidents claiming fear of autocratic American leaders. The text is unclear and contains stray tokens but highlights a stance against presidency roles in higher education.
An astrological note observes that sidereal influences during this period arouse a general desire for better roads. It claims even the uninitiated can see the stars and feel their influence as they bump along.
General Obregon outlines aims for Mexico as he becomes president elect. He urges a commission to regulate articles 14 and 27, seeks fair petroleum treatment, and vows peaceful reform. He highlights pacification, budget equalization, and labor as key issues while pledging lawful reforms and accountability for cabinet members. McCormick arrives in London denying league of nations talks.
In Phoenix on November 29, ten days before the death of Thomas J Check a health seeker whose wealth was disputed expressed fear for his life and sought aid. Mrs Lilian Warner testified in the preliminary examination of Mr and Mrs Victor Check charged with the former's murder.
Funeral services will be held Friday in Long Beach for Eugene W. Chaffin a prohibition candidate in 1908 and 1912 who died at his home today. He was born November 1, 1852 in East Troy Wisconsin and will be buried there.
Berlin reports Dr Bernhard Dernburg former finance minister writes to Argentine foreign minister urging use of influence to admit Germany to the League. Dernburg notes German willingness to face an impartial tribunal and seeks justice, arguing Versailles wounds and shared wartime acts by all powers.
The executive council of the North Dakota State Bankers association pledged cooperation with banks outside investment firms and individuals to bring financial aid to the state after eighteen state banks closed due to depleted reserves amid farmers failing to meet notes and grain price concerns. Resolutions urged Congress to act immediately to restore a fair price for grain and cattle.
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