Robert H Stevenson and D Harold McGrath Listed as Publisher Editor
The notice names Robert H Stevenson publisher and D Harold McGrath news editor as key editorial staff.
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
2
The notice names Robert H Stevenson publisher and D Harold McGrath news editor as key editorial staff.
Weary of sacrifice and disillusioned by wartime disclosures, Americans turn to nationalism and withdraw from international engagement. Europe follows selfish nationalist paths as Asia sees similar trends, risking renewed jealousies and new wars worldwide.
A New York customs report tracks September duties on luxuries. Dressed furs, beads, ostrich feathers, pearls, cut diamonds, and silk ceilings show sharp year over year increases. Analysts cite war demand and a craze for luxury, warning higher imports fuel false standards and price inflation while harming essential goods.
Detroit plans a comprehensive zoning program next spring while a city plan commission studies residential commercial and industrial needs. A new temporary rule designates a block as residential if 60 percent or more frontage is residential, banning commercial or industrial uses to curb early encroachment on homes. This approach offers quick protection until broader plans take effect.
The passage notes a coming Christmas with less candy and frosting to avoid tummy-aches for children. It questions how Willie and Susie will gauge a good holiday without traditional treats, reflecting a wary view of festive indulgence.
A brief note reports a division of Serbian fighters taking action to suppress patriotic sentiment. The item highlights a shift in security posture and collective measures aimed at discouraging public displays of patriotism.
In a terse note, Armour announces a change at its Chicago plant with the general manager role and rapid progression of duties. The brief mentions new governance being established as the company reorganizes its leadership structure.
A text urges Jad Salts as a remedy for backache, rheumatic symptoms, and sluggish kidneys linked to high meat intake. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast can restore kidney action and notes the product is inexpensive and safe. The piece ends with a political reference about a president's letter and possible policy changes.
Mexico's high court exercises jurisdiction over the Jenkins matter. The report underscores U S pressures and notes Carranza interference and distribution of revolutionary literature. Stimmen state that Mexican officials issued letters and blue books arguing against Wilson, urging restraint to avoid armed conflict.
Associated Press reports in Washington that prosecutors secured evidence in the case against Transcontinental Oil officials. The suits filed in federal court at Pittsburgh allege profiteering and malice by company officials, with officials commenting on the charges today.
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