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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

7

Farmer Captain Telegates He Was Spy for Germans

New York dispatch reports sensational alleged confession of John Willers, former captain in the 48th United States Infantry, alleged thief and deserter. He claimed spy training, arrival in Albany, promotion to commission in the US Army, and intent to act as loyal American before deserting and absconding with company funds. He described espionage plans and claimed many Washington officials aided Germany. Willers was captured after identification by former company officers, confined at Fort Jay, and had a past marriage in Chicago.

New York John Willers 48Th United States Infantry Camp Segier Greenville N. A Fifth Avenue United States Villers Albany Willers Washington Germany 48Th Infantry Camp Sevier Chicago Crawford

Disguised Man Leaves Country Amid Military Inquiry

A man fled to Germany using a disguise, aided by heavy eyeglasses as a key part of his ruse. He waited for an opening to depart and resisted elaborating on an alleged confession when questioned by military authorities at Governor's Island.

Germany Governor's Island Willers

Near East Relief Appropriates Funds for Turkish War Crisis

The Near East Relief executive committee in New York today appropriated 2,141,269 dollars for emergency relief due to the Turkish invasion of Armenia and approaching winter. They will use 1,606,000 dollars temporarily beyond current assets until funds are raised. News from Armenia via cable reports that Americans remain at posts. Captain E A Yarrow leads relief efforts under Turkish rule as couriers reach Alexandropol and warn all Americans are safe.

New York Near Mast Armenia Veronica Har~ings Santa Cruz Harris Sanain Georgia Alexandropol E. A. Yarrow

EXPERT LABOR COMMISSION TO RETURN TO LONDON

London dispatch reports Arthur Henderson and William Adamson will not return to Ireland. The labor commission now in Ireland is expected to sail back to London next Tuesday. Its bid for a truce in Ireland appears unsuccessful and Henderson declined to comment when asked by the London Times correspondent.

London nArthur Hendersson Henderson William ‘Adamson Ireland Labor Commission Iereat London Times

Stolen Oriental Rugs From Los Angeles Collector

Thirty two Oriental rugs from a collection gathered by Janes Hoatson valued at 50000 dollars were stolen from his Los Angeles home today during his absence, police report states.

Los Angeles Dee Janes Hoatson

Elks Club Dance Draws Large Crowd

Last night the local Elks lodge hosted a successful dance in their club rooms. A large crowd attended with music by the Hellowell Concert orchestra, an eight piece group. The event was for Elks only.

Elks Lodge Hellowell Concert Orchestra Elks

Foreign policy lines up Root Lodge and Knox for Harding

The article argues President Harding could use a Root Lodge Knox diplomatic team rather than a single hand. It outlines Knox as state secretary, Lodge chairing the Senate foreign affairs committee, and Root as special emissary, to advance an association of nations or League of Nations agenda. It notes Senate timing and possible replacements shaping a united approach.

Harry B. Hunt Washington Roft Lodge Knox Harding State Department Association of Nations League of Nations Lodge-Knox Senate Foreign Affairs’ Committee Root League Maor Sabnenstiner Senate Senate Foreign Affairs Committee Rhould McCumber North Dakota Wilson Eve

Autocar Accident Ties High School Teacher's Death

Alfred Axelson held on $500 bond in Portland after Miss Maud Ferguson, a high school teacher, died in an automobile accident. Axelson and Patrick Caves reported seeing a car strike Miss Ferguson and helping her into a nearby home. Detectives confirmed both admitted the car they rode in struck her.

Portland Ore Alfred Axelson Maud Fergusony Axelson Patrick Caves

Settlement records for SAYER and WERU ships

Fragmentary OCR notes describe settlements related to ship repatriation for SAYER and WERU, mentioning ports and likely wartime or maritime loss procedures. The text is garbled with stray terms and incomplete phrases, offering no clear events, dates, or outcomes.

Cotton Exchange seeks revival of corporation in New Orleans

The New Orleans cotton exchange appealed to Louisiana's congressional delegation to revive the war finance corporation. It denied aims to hold cotton for speculation or to force higher prices, and urged the revival to clear obstructions clogging trade avenues.

New Orleans New Orleans Cotton Exchange Louisiana Congress

Promises to Secure Permits Feature Trial in San Francisco

Promises by broker Parry Brolaski to obtain permits from prohibition authorities to withdraw whiskey from bonded warehouses and protection schemes were key points today in the conspiracy trial of Brolaski Douglas Newton and Jules Gamage. Government testimony described Newton withdrawing whiskey on several occasions and selling it to Harry Marquard. Hugo K Apher, Brolaski's chief counsel, was named as a participant in one plot.

San Francisco Parry Brolaski Brolaski Douglas Newton Julés Gamage Newton J. Gamage Hugo K. Apher

Montana grain acreage falls below normal

Helena Mont Dec 8 Montana grain producers have been discouraged by high costs in summer and low prices last autumn so Montana winter grain acreage this year is about 25 percent below the winter crop acreage in 1919 which itself was 25 percent below normal according to Charles F Greenfield commissioner of agriculture and publicity in his annual report released today.

Helena Mont Montana Charles F. Greenfield

Wrestling Fight Ends With Court Warning In Denver

In Denver a confrontation over rough play leads to police caution. Julius McGully and Simm Kennedy insist it was only wrestling while the court warns against further rough behavior and sets the monetary context at fifteen dollars.

Denver Julius McGully Simm Kennedy

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