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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
2
Chronicle text appears to be a masthead and rights notice for Twir Falls Idaho press. It includes editor publisher Stevenson and Associated Press credits, postal handling, and republication rights. The fragmented copy shows standard newspaper boilerplate about AP content and local news.
Report clarifies that the water-power measure did not fail by veto. White House notes showed the bill received President Wilson’s signature after Congress adjourned. Officials said the ten-day window allowed him to study several late-session measures before acting.
The Vermont Equal Suffrage association reports Governor Clement will seek a special session to ratify the woman suffrage amendment. The group sent two telegrams to Senator Warren G. Harding expressing gratification with his conference outcome.
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor said the democratic platform is no more acceptable to labor than the republican platform in an address at the labor temple on July 2 in San Francisco.
Kar eHicago reports that Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, has been invited to address the platform committee of the Labor Party convention in Chicago from July 11 to 14. The invitation was announced today.
A $7500 damage claim was filed with the Duluth city clerk by Hri sha Scott of Topeka on behalf of Clifford Jackson, father of one of three black men lynched here on June 15, naming the commissioner of public safety and the chief of police among those charged with negligence for failing to provide protection.
Paris reports a Thursday communique saying the enemy resisted the extreme left at Kiresun and Karagas but, surrounded, fled eastward. Greek troops pursued, inflicting heavy losses. Walikeari villagers welcomed the Greeks as saviors from Kemal’s parli s. The endurance and entrugasm of our troops was remerkate.
In Chicago on July 2 Charles Brierley longtime Lipton Tea district sales manager surrendered to police on a charge of embezzlement. Company officers report a shortage estimated between 50 000 and 60 000 dollars.
Announced closure of the Asano Tron Works near Yokolama leading to discharge of more than 700 workmen amid reports of financial low mood, according to newspapers.
A King Albert of Kong, traveling near the Franco Belgian region, escaped serious injury after his automobile collided with a Swiss cart. The vehicle was damaged but the king remained unharmed.
The tale recounts eighteenth century Atlantic piracy from Jamaica to Newfoundland. Andrew Harriden captained the Dolphin of Cape Ann and discovered John Fillmore and Edward Cheesman among Phillips pirates. They plotted escape but two pirates were killed or thrown overboard, while Fillmore and Cheesman were captured and later acquitted after reaching Boston on May 3, 1724.
The writer describes incidents where animals sense approaching death or danger. A dog on a railway journey refused to move and was killed after being coaxed. a horse balked at a small fence and later broke its rider’s back. a bullfinch screamed when touched and died after a quarter hour. A horse once halted under a tree and a branch fell on the exact spot where a rider would have stood.
A Chicago-based note from the Cracix News quotes Orcx Bon Swett on nature's beauty. The author argues that nature reveals her wonders only to those who study, observe, and slow down, warning solitary observers and hurried passersby that true appreciation requires time and contemplation.
A passage describes tapa cloth from South Sea islands produced from bark fibers such as bangna breadfruit or mulberry. Edges are moistened and beaten to seal holes, fermentation of fibers yields fine texture, and fabrics become durable garments described in Boys' Life.
A unclear clipping cites a claim from William Toriiug Ai banks' The Bradford Map (1893) linking Manhattan in Indian tongue to The Dace. It mentions a lament over a death and a misread memory, with garbled names and a note of a revelation from Marley Avon Post.
Fragmentary lines hint at a playful misquote or slang filled exchange. The muddled text references sounding like a mock pledge and a remark about expectation. No clear names, places, or events emerge from the garbled snippet.
A Sussex engineer Mr. William Abbot Sompting argues energy cannot be derived from food and that humans have a fixed energy capital. He promotes uncooked fruit and vegetables, claims lifelong youth, and offers to inoculate himself with various diseases to test germ resistance. He remains willing to undergo tests in a London hospital if doctors consent. The piece also notes snail adhesives, porcelain repair methods, and Cooper’s early novel history and translations.
Incomplete OCR notes show a Republican senatorial contest with names like Frazie and Lu nor. Early figures list 1,602 at one precinct and 27,282 statewide, with several garbled spellings and unclear candidates.
A short tale from L Humanite describes a deceased millionaire in a small town who died of annoyance after a failed bid for mayor. His funeral drew no crowds yet he left 2,000,000 francs to the municipality on condition it nourish all the poor within its borders. The town, once wary, now praises him as a hidden philanthropist as tramps and rogues flood the gates, seeking aid. The pedestal for his statue remains uncrowned.
Readable fragments reveal a convoluted discussion about a plan titled Knights of the Hammer. The text hints at poor execution, a looming ruin, and advice to keep certain people distracted so they cannot hinder the effort. The passage references focusing minds and achieving “good work” if distractions are avoided.
A fragmentary quoted exchange from London Tit-Bits features an advertising manager and boss discussing a hair restorer product. The tester claims three stray hairs on the head were reduced to one after using the bottle, illustrating dubious testimonial tone.
A discussion of how plants enter a dormant period after spring and summer growth, requiring cold exposure to restart growth, with theories on enzymes and membrane permeability. The text also notes variations when warmth or dislig are applied and mentions unrelated personal recollections about moving to a new house and a family visitor.
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