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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
6
During the trial session the prosecution neared closing its case with testimony about expulsions from a dues paying organization. G R Lunn of Schenectady testified to expulsions while discussions on public action and varieties of socialism surfaced, exposing tensions and terms like alien membership and bias.
An old advertisement touts a rub promising quick relief for rheumatic misery. It stresses deep penetration into muscles and lasting comfort, citing St Jacobs as a safe, dependable remedy and implying strong results for various aches and pains.
In a circuit court of appeals answer filed today Victor L. Berger convicted socialist is accused of fraud on the court and urged to be sent immediately to Leavenworth to serve his 20 year sentence. The charge hinges on Berger's campaign to sway socialists against conscription and the war while on bail. Berger's appeal from Judge Landis' federal sentence is pending.
General Pershing will avoid favoring any favorite sons in the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. Lincoln editor Mark Woods said Pershing supporters will travel through the east and south to boost the movement, defining favorite sons as sworn candidates actively seeking the nomination.
Harrisonville Missouri February 6 A shortage of several thousand dollars was found in the accounts of A L Burney president of the Bank of Harrisonville who committed suicide yesterday in Kansas City An audit will determine the outcome The state examiner Jages Ty Duncan announced that a note from Burney to the board admitted misuse of bank funds
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson said he would arrive in New York during the first week of March. He expressed confidence in arranging differences with the United States district attorney in Chicago to possibly challenge current heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey.
London reports claim British food minister G H Roberts resigns following a cabinet reshuffle. Daily Sketch notes the move appears prompted by examples set by Mr. Roberts and mentions George Nidol Pee in its account.
AP reports Dr. Pearce Bailey notes in a Society for Mental Hygiene talk that over 24,000 wartime draftees were rejected for feeble mindedness. He cites six per thousand with mental defectives, high among New York immigrants, and warns nervous and unstable individuals risked incapacity under stress and could be swayed by propagandists.
A Paris dispatched Associated Press summary from Basel reports Ukrainian regular troops and Kherson insurgents have attacked Odessa, overcome resistance, and occupied the city and port. London telegram dated January 30 previously claimed the capture.
A damaged snippet references a London dispatch and officials denying a report as false. The text suggests officials refute an allegation about Ukrainian forces, but the fragment lacks full context or verifiable details.
Fred Nye, Civil War era veteran and member of the signal corps credited with delivering Sherman’s message to General Corse at Altoona Ga in 1864, died last night in Lexington Nebraska. Born in Fairfield Maine in 1834, Nye helped maintain military communications during the conflict.
Associated Press report from Washington dated February 8 states Guy 8 Spiker of Baltimore visited the immigration bureau to learn if the government would object to his marriage to Miss Emily. The brief dispatch records an inquiry on marriage eligibility and potential government objections.
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