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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1920

Page

7

Opening event of national winter air tournament at Dougherty Field

Thirteen flyers started the three day national winter air tournament at Dougherty Field with 12 being army men. Eleven finished led by Lieutenant Bratten who flew 106 miles in 40 minutes 52 seconds on a triangular course. Captain H Smith and others followed with times around 41 42 minutes. Engine trouble forced several to descend while a tail wind aided the long leg. The first six finishers were American built with 400 horsepower Liberty motors. The story also notes a political opinion on Harding and a peace basin with Germany.

Peat Cat Albert Hh “Hayes Dougherty Field Bratten LH. Smith Harold Brand Y. A. Pires Milo N. Clark A. Lee Foster Worthington Becaus

German minister sees hope for early settlement

Frankfort Germany December 26 Dr Walter Simon the foreign minister tells the Frankfort Zeitung that in the night over Germany he can see hope for an early settlement.

Frankfort, Ger Walter Simon Germany Frankfort. Zeitung

Santa Gets Stuck In Small Chimney For Kids

A 240 pound Santa Claus attempted to descend a chimney in Alderman Frank J. Dotzler’s home to prove he exists. The bulky size blocked progress, a bricklayer removed part of the chimney, gifts spilled, and Dotzler revealed there is no Santa. Nearby children peered from the mantel as the scene unfolded. Christmas bonuses totaling over $100 000 were awarded to Columbus Dispatch and Ohio State Journal staff and other Wolfe family employees for the six months ending January 1, marking the second such grant this year.

York Santa Claus Frank J. Dotzler Santa Alderman Dotzler Columbus Dispatch The Ohio Staite Journal Robert F Harry P. Wolfe

India Marriage Season Influences Currency Exchange

The Detroit Free Press notes that India's marriage season in May affects exchange rates. Bridegroom and family gifts of streedhall jewelry create high demand for silver currency, prompting bankers and exchange dealers to preemptively adjust. Grain exports and seasonal demand also sway exchange in India's favor.

Detroit Free Press India

MUST KNOW DIAMOND S GRAIN IN THE ROUGH STONE

The article explains that a diamond’s grain runs parallel to an octahedral face, guiding cleaving decisions. They inspect rough stones for perfection and size, with large stones checked for flaws and carbon spots. A cleaver uses grain knowledge to split stones, often requiring a precise setup and tool work for optimal results.

Why of Jayhawkers Origins in Kansas History

Wilder's Annals of Kansas traces the term jayhawker to a Free State Irishman Pat Devlin who boasted of jayhawking after foraging in Osawatomie in 1856. The name spread as Colonel Jennison and his soldiers adopted it, later labeling Kansans. Some attribute the term to Jennison himself, linking jayhawking to depredations by Kansas partisans and contrasting it with Border Ruffians.

Wilder Annals of Kansas Pat Devlin Free State Osawatomie Pat Ireland Jennison Charles I. Jennison Missouri

How Physicians Get Rich By Diet Fads

A humorous excerpt portrays a man named Jones adrift in self dialogue about diet after claiming his meals are unhealthy. He jokes about fried foods canned meats doughnuts and beverages then visits a doctor to confirm if his digestion is seriously harmed and if medical care is needed.

Jones

Heat detector used to warn trench raiders

A heat registering device used in war kept raiding parties at bay. Hofman describes a thermopile receiver at the focus of a 14 inch parabolic mirror linked to a D Arsonval galvanometer. It reportedly detects a man at 600 feet by body heat and could form the basis of short range secret signaling.

No. Man’s Land American Physical Society S. O. Hofman

New York criminals spend Christmas at home

New York reports a quiet Christmas for most criminals with police noting a brief burglary on East Fourteenth Street and a mistaken arrest of Eddie Rickenbacher who proved his identity after a house detective was alerted. Other items reference a note about Italian and Serbian troop movements and a brief embezzlement claim.

New York En- Tight Santa Claus East Fourteenth” Street California Rickenbacher Chicago Eddie Rickenbacher Jacksonyie Fla

Eddie Rickenbacker Narrowly Missed Christmas in Jail

Columbus Dec 25 Eddie Rickenbacher premier American ace came within an ace of spending Xmas in a Chicago jail. The famous flyer was cited for alleged acts during a wartime period but escaped arrest due to legal technicalities.

Columbus Eadie Rickenbacher Chicago

Postponement of March tax payments eyed by Republicans

Washington dispatch reports a proposal to delay federal tax payments due March 15 until June 15 as part of the Republicans emergency tax program. Leaders in Congress plan to push the idea at a strategic moment to maximize impact.

Washington Congress

Slav Traitor Hanged to Tree in Dalmatia

A Slav labeled traitor was found hanged to a tree near Sebenico in Dalmatia, according to a Rome dispatch dated December 25. The report notes authorities are investigating the incident as a possible act of reprisal or wartime vengeance.

Dalmatia Rome Sebenico

Ku Klux Klan Parades Columbus Figures Read Circulars

In Columbus Georgia on Christmas night a Ku Klux Klan parade passed through the city streets scattering circulars. The leaflets warned against “undesirable” behavior by black and white residents and declared the group’s intent to crack down on loafing, thieving and prowling, ending with a strong anti crime implied message.

Columbus Whittl

Burglars Loot Sheriff’s Office Safe in Milwaukee Jail

Milwaukee Wis Dec 25 Burglars looted the safe in the sheriff s office in the county jail last night and took 1750 dollars that had been placed there for safekeeping by Joseph Zuber. Chronicle Want Ads bring results.

Milwalkee Wis Joseph Zuber

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