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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1920

Page

6

Allied Armies Must Occupy Petrograd Says Hoffman

Berlin dispatch quotes General Hoffman former German chief of staff in Brest Litovsk talks. He argues Bolshevism is a world problem needing an international army led by Pershing Joffre or Foch to occupy Petrograd and then advance on Moscow. He claims Bolshevik power cannot be remodeled and warns against trade with Russia.

Associated ‘Press Berlis Wilhelm Hoffman Brest Litiovsk Berlin Rul Pershing Joffre Foch Petrograd Hoffman Moscow Brest-Litovsk Idoyd George London Russia Trotsky Hag Sys Napoleon Gensrally Ade Lenine Prussia von ‘Kuehlmann Foreign Count Czernin Brest-Litovek West Front Brest

Bond Decline 5 Attributed to Bonus Agitation

Washington reports say market prices of liberty bonds and other government securities fell due to ongoing debate over soldiers bonuses and farm relief measures. Secretary Huston noted enactment of either proposal would require government borrowing, affecting bonds and possibly forcing certificates of indebtedness to finance the War Finance Corporation.

Washington Berty Bonds Huston War Finance | ‘Corporation Treasury Secretary War Finance Corporation Treasury

Former Kaiser's Xmas Party Is Broken Up

London December 25 The German emperor's Xmas family has been broken up by the departure of a dancer and her partner leaving the household in disarray a fragmentary report of a royal Christmas party disturbance.

Kaiser London

Waning Crime Epidemic in New York Turns Tense

New York's crime wave seemed to ease today as General Sessions judges imposed drastic measures. Eighty four men, mostly on low bail, were jailed after high sureties were demanded and some bail amounts totaling 150000 dollars were forfeited for no-shows. Officials announced 500 recruits would begin intensive training Monday to join the police force. Police stations were ordered to file complete records of drug law violators with headquarters.

New. York New York Court of General’ Sessions Enright

French Decoration For U. S. Artillery

Dee 23 Fayetteville NC reports Fifth Field Artillery under Colonel A J Bachex served with the first division in the war. The unit received a French decoration for its actions during hostilities.

Fayetteville

King hopes Greek difficulty solution and Ireland peace

The king’s speech announcing the proroguing of parliament cites allied efforts to solve the Greek question and notes Russia remains unsettled while expressing hope for peace for Eastern Europe. He condemns violence in Ireland, urges constitutional methods, and hopes the home rule bill will unite the kingdom after over 30 years of controversy.

Associated Press London Russia Europe Ireland

Harding Continues Policy Discussions In 1920 Consultations

President-elect Warren G. Harding held further policy talks in Ohio focusing on world peace and American business conditions. He discussed plans for a nations association with Myron T. Herrick, former American ambassador to France, whose wartime leadership and European talks influenced the peace proposal.

Maron Ohio Harding Association of Nations Myron T. Hrrick Cleveland France Herrick Antor

Serbian Officers Take Command of Russians Report

Rome dispatch reports Serbian officers have assumed command of Russian troops in a maneuver to evacuate islands. The chaotic note appears as a partial, garbled excerpt.

Rome sAnnunsio He ‘Islands

Civilians Flee Fiume Island Area Amid Food Crisis

Milan dispatch reports evacuation of Fiume by civilians has begun with 190 refugees reaching Candrida. Food supply for 52,090 residents will last under a fortnight. Islands Arhe and Veglia fare worse as regency divisions and desertions widen. Panteraoni resigns as finance minister. fifteen men desert from d Annunzio’s army.

London Iiume Milan London Times Candrida Fiume Arhe Veglia d’Annunzio Pantaleoni

Clara Smith to be bound over today in Ardmore

Ardmore Okla Dec 23 Clara Smith arrives tomorrow afternoon for a preliminary hearing on the charge of shooting Jake Hammon former Republican national committeeman. County Attorney Russell B Brown says bond will be about 10000 dollars with 65 signatures.

Ardmore Okla Chara Smith Jake Hammon Republican National Russell B. Brown Carter County

Fire breaks out in cargo of steamer Navarino

The British steamer Navarino, sailing from New York on December 8 to Hamburg and Rotterdam, reports by wireless that a fire started in her cargo on December 7 and is spreading. She is making for Queenstown for safety and emergency measures.

London Dec New York Hamburg Rotterdam Cango Queenstown

Senate probes into coal leaders suspended amid clashes

Washington dispatch reports the Senate investigation into coal industry practices paused until next Wednesday after sharp exchanges. Senator Calder pressed disclosures about the American Wholesale Coal Association and government officials allegedly profiting during shortages. Critics urged referring the matter to the Justice Department and questioned the association’s influence on regulatory actions.

Washington Senate National Coal ‘Association Government Department Calder New York George H., Cushing American Wholesale” Coal Association Pomeraine Ohio Committee Department of Justice Wentz Edge New Jersey War Department Kenyon Towa Coal Association Interstate Commerce Commission Tighes

Embassy Letter Breach Prompts State Dept Inquiry

The state department took official notice of the British embassy writing to Senator Kellogg denying witnesses’ testimony about censorship on cable messages to the United States. Kellogg shared the embassy’s letter and testimony transcript with Acting Secretary Davis while officials prepared to ask for an explanation of the diplomatic breach.

Associated Press Washington State Department Kellogg Senate Committee United States Great Britain Department Davis Merle Smith Amt Foettor Fred Ke ‘Nellsom Julio Bianchi Moses New Hampshire State Départment Cabrera Guatemala Senate Bassy

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