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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1920

Page

5

Disagreement Over Cable Control Threatens Conference

Washington reports a rift among major powers in the preliminary international communications conference. The United States Great Britain and Italy push for direct lines and Yap cable control while France and Japan resist. Acting Secretary Davis briefed the meeting as behind closed doors, with Senate involvement already discussed.

Washington Whch United States Great Britain Italy France Japan America Davis American Commission Lodge State Department Senate Yap Pacific ‘Ocean

Greek ex king says he feels like U S president

Lucerne dispatch reports former King Constantine of Greece sending an open message to the American people claiming he, too, has been elected to rule Greece. He reiterates goodwill toward the United States and the Allied entente, while urging his return to the Greek throne as entente intrigues subside.

Lucerne Switzerland Constantine Greece United ‘States United States Teauests

Testimony Heard on Irish Question By Royal Irish Constabulary

Three former RIC members testified to a 200-member inquiry about British military actions in Ireland. They spoke of coerced raids, orders to destroy life and property, and fled Ireland fearing attack by former comrades. An eyewitness account described the Cork murder of Lord Mayor Me Curtain and a Clare raid linked to the Black and Tans and RIC.

Washington the Royal Irish Constabulary Ireland Emerald Isle John Gaddan John Tahgney Daniel KF Crowley Constabulary Curtain Cork Mary MacSwiney Terence County Clare

Coolidge to Meet Harding at Senator's Home Thursday

The conference between Mrs Coolidge and Senator Harding was not fully revealed but reportedly requested by Harding. Mrs Coolidge will accompany the governor and be the guest of Mrs Aardi.

Harding

Gale Pounds Coast From Oregon to Washington

A tearing gale and heavy rain batter the coast of Oregon and Washington tonight. Inland areas experience strong winds and downpours with gusts reaching about 68 miles per hour near certain coastal sections. The storm disrupted shipping and weather alerts were issued for coastal zones and inland communities.

Portland Ore Oregon Waallington Washington

Curious throngs view bodies of lynched men

Deputies and county officials faced public anger after a lynching in which three black masked suspects killed sheriff J A Petray and detective Miles Jack. Relatives claimed the bodies of Fitts and Valento. Valento buried in San Francisco. Boyd’s body not claimed. Authorities say identification and pursuit of the lynchers are nearly impossible.

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Jury Deliberations In Ramseyer Case Prolonged

Jury in the Ramseyer murder case sat through the night without a verdict reports say. Associated Press dispatches from London note rumors of martial law in Romania after a bomb blast in the Bucharest Senate as the world watches delayed decisions and tense security.

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Brother of Pope Benedict Dies in Rome

Fragmentary report notes the death of a brother of Pope Benedict in Rome. The incomplete text references the papal family but provides no further details on identity or circumstances.

Pope

Embargo Period Cut to Fourteen Months Under League Plan

Geneva reports a league of nations assembly action adopting a plan to reduce the immigration embargo to fourteen months. A special commission will report to the council, with a committee watching for covenant infractions and notifying members. If violations are found, nations will sever financial, commercial and personal ties with the offending state.

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Martial law proclaimed for parts of Ireland

London reports Premier Lloyd George announced martial law across city and county Cork Limerick Tipperary and Kerry in Britain’s effort to quell disorder in Ireland The plan allows surrender or face court martial and death for armed or uniformed individuals The statement vows to extend the interdicted area if conditions worsen and to press the campaign against a small but organized violent minority in Tretona or Ireland and Britain alike.

Associated Press London Dublin Cork Limerick Tipperary Kerry House of Commons Lloyd George Ireland Dublin City Livya George Commons Tretana Britain

Beer appropriations for Western Reclamation

Thirteen western states are represented by delegations heading the meeting of the executive committee of the Western States Reclamation league which opened today. The committee will work to secure government appropriations of $260,000,000 for the reclamation of arid lands in the west. Governor D. W. Davis of Idaho, who called the meeting, said such an amount is needed for the next five to ten years.

Salt Lake Ofty Utah Western Stated Reclamation League

Conference Meeting Aims to Represent College Members

Today Dr. Fred Blington State College secretary announces a conference for college members to discuss representation. The gathering seeks to align on policy and joint actions among participating colleges.

Fred Blington

Immigration Bill Debate Shifts as Mann Amendment Passes

Washington dec 10 legislators adopt the Mann amendment reducing the embargo period on immigration from two years to 14 months with Philippines exempted. The vote 57 to 25 marks a surprise victory for opposition leaders Siegel and Sabbath while proponents remain confident. debate widens to charges of lax enforcement and foreign governments financing radicals. Knutson accuses foreign powers of moving radicals to the United States and cites a Spain immigration surge at Ellis Island.

Associated Press Washington United States House Mann Ilinois Siegel New York Sabbath Illinois Philippines Representative Mann Philippine Islands Inchiding Trish Tawuth Knutson Minnesota Europe Spain Ellis Island

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