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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1920

Page

6

Buick winter driving rules from E B Wilson director of sales

Buick owners are advised on winter driving habits to stay safe. Close side curtains in snow or rain and use windshield adjustment if cleaners are unavailable. Use tire chains on slipper streets, brake gradually, avoid sudden clutch and throttle actions, and use the motor as a brake on steep hills. Maintain control at all times and obey traffic rules.

Buick E. B. Wilson Buick’ Motor Car ‘Company

Deschamps says no definite offers for Carpentier Dempsey bout

Deschamps, manager for George Carpenter, says no definite offer has been made for a Carpentier versus Dempsey bout. He notes he is contract bound to promoter C B Cochran and cannot comment on proposals, including Tex Rickard’s US$200,000 offer. Carpentier prefers France but would accept a smaller purse if it aids the event.

Associated Press Paris M. Deschamps George Carpenter Carpentier Jack’ Dempsey Tre C. B. Cochran Tex Rickard Descamps America Dempsey Frrance France

Mexicans Warned to Testify at U S Senate Hearing

Hilaria Medina, head of Mexico's foreign office, states that Mexican residents in the United States should not testify before the U S Senate committee on Mexican affairs, warning of potential treason charges. The Mexican committee labels itself hostile to Mexico and aims to protect Mexico's good name.

Associated Press Mexico City United States United. ‘States Senate Hilaria Medina Foreign Office Mexico Senor Medina

English women to inspect colleges in United States

A 10 weeks tour of American women s colleges and co educational institutions will be made by Professor Caroline F F J Spurgeon of University of London and Mrs Ida Smedley McLean research workers for Lister Institute They will arrive on Carmania about January 2 Their itinerary includes Pacific coast institutions and aims to promote an international federation of college women.

Associated Press New York International Federation of College Women Caroline FF. J. Spurgeon University of London Ida Smedley’ McLain Lister Institute McLean Pacific Coast Institution

South Dakota motorists injured in California crash

Santa Ana California was the scene last night when Jake Licht Faulkton S D and BR Dean Faulkton were near death after their car was struck by a Santa Fe passenger train near here. T F Burke also of Faulkton was killed in the collision.

Santa Ana Cal Chain Jake Licht Oueee S. 1 BR. L. Dean Faulkton Santa Fe Here T. F. Burke

Fox Raises Ante in Bids for Championship Fight

Los Angeles January 15 Jack Kearns manager for Jack Dempsey today announced a new bid from William Fox of New York for a Dempsey Carpentier fight Fox offers a 650000 purse to be split with a 60 percent to winner and 25 to loser and 80 percent of profits to be divided 35 to 15

Associated Press Los Angeles Jack Kearns Jack Dempsey William Fox New York Fox Kearns

Rainbow Sugar Wholesome Product Is Not Inferior

A department of agriculture report finds Rainbow sugar is harmless and not inferior to other brands. Refiners are deemed compliant as long as no concealment is involved. The colored product, normally used in confections, has appeared on retail shelves due to a sugar shortage.

Department of Aris Culture

Sugar Theft Prompts Safe Purchase After Local Heist

In Dickerson Run Pennsylvania sugar becomes highly valued as thieves strike a funeral home proprietor. J F Black reports his last five pounds of sugar missing from the former store alongside $200 in flour. He buys a safe at a hardware shop to secure a forthcoming sugar consignment.

Dickerson Run J. F. Black Mr. Black

Newton Will Try Case of Socialists Alone

Attorney General Charles Newton signaled he may prosecute the five suspended socialist assemblymen without outside counsel after talks with Speaker Sweet Deputy AG Berger and State Senator Lusk. No decision on special counsel. no meeting with Guthrie named. A Cleveland Democratic meeting protested the suspensions as an infringement on liberties.

Associated Press New York Charles Newton Sweet Samual. A. Berger Lusk Elihu William D. Guthrie Cleveland Democracy

Repatriated Russians Forced into Red Army

Rome reports that repatriated Russians returning from enemy camps must enlist in the Bolshevik army under penalty of death, a policy stated by the Polish government in response to a Vatican inquiry. The note clarifies the government's stance amid postwar exchanges and political tension.

Associated Press Rome Russia Vatican

Repatriation Policy Delayed by Polish and Soviet Stance

A fragment reports that Polish authorities propose delaying repatriation of ethnic Germans until the Soviet government reverses its policy. The note mentions discussions about allowing Russian prisoners to pass through Germany to Poland for repatriation.

Germany Poland Baid

War souvenir blew club house for service men Hoboken

An oblique wartime note recalls a monument or souvenir that damaged a clubhouse intended for service members in Hoboken New Jersey. The disruption involved an explosion or blast cited as the cause, with Admiral Benson referenced in connection to the event and its consequences.

Francé Hoboken, N. J

Mysterious disease hits northern Wisconsin towns

A state health inquiry finds illness spreading in northern Wisconsin with over 300 people sick in a small upper state community. No deaths yet attributed to the mystery malady, echoing outbreaks reported in Oklahoma and Kansas.

Associated Press Madison Wis Oklahoma Kansas Wisconsin State Board of Health

The Chronicle Adverts to Drive Sale Bidders

The speaker urges ads in The Chronicle to attract buyers for a sale. He argues readers rely on newspaper notices rather than fireside reading, and that a strong advertisement pulls the buyer who pays the full price. He stresses timing and placement over the sale itself.

Chronicle The

Order for Sale of Real and Personal Property in Estate

Probate Court of Twin Falls County Idaho orders all interested parties to appear on February 19 1920 at 1 o clock to show cause why the administrator Phil Hardy should be granted an order to sell the entire real estate Lot 138 Block 24 Rogerson original townsite and the entire personal estate to pay debts and administration costs. Publication to be made weekly for four consecutive weeks in a daily newspaper. Dated January 15 1920 Judge P Duvall and attorneys Guthrie and Myers.

Twin Falls County Idaho Seime Hardy Phil Hardy Sam Hardy Hardy Twin Falls BUC Twin Iealts Rogerson Trit Falls State of Idaho

Notice to Creditors Estate of Alice A Pope Deceased

Notice is hereby given by E A McIntire administrator of the estate of Alice A Pope deceased that creditors and all persons having claims against the said deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication at the office of Guthrie Myers in Twin Falls Idaho. Dated December 24 1919.

Alice A. Pope E. A. McIntire

Estate of Sam Hardy Deceased Creditors Notice

Notice is given by Phil Hardy administrator of the estate of Sam Hardy deceased to creditors and all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Guthrie & Myers attorneys at Twin Falls Idaho. Dated December 31 1819.

Sam. Hardy Phil Hardy Sam Hardy Twin Falls Idaho

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Ick Vout Deschamps Soutids Dakota California Ake Newton RED Army Court House Ulm Insurance & Investment Co L. C. Ulm Main Avenue Parrott Optical Co Robert A. Parrott Optometrist Main Street Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co Federal Reserve System Twin Falls, Idaho E. C. Lavering Mer Lavering Theatre Salt Lake Denver San Francisco John Golden Lightnin Chicago Samuel Reed Charles W. Goodrich Maude Huntley Rita Ross Mike Donlin Majestic Pharmacy P. Duvall Guthrie’ & Myers E. U.’M’intire Guthrie & Myers Phil’ Hardy
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