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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1919

Page

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War mothers host dinner for Twin Falls returned servicemen

In Twin Falls nearly 600 veterans, most in uniform, were guests at a dinner in the basement of the Methodist church. A girls chorus sang as Colonel Longley announced meals for 350. the crowd quickly filled seats. The meal included chicken, cold ham and beef, salads, bread, butter, vegetables, drinks, and dessert served informally with canteens of Coke pie and ice cream.

Twin Falls Methodist Church Longley

Fragmentary church remark recited after service

A fragment describes mothers assisted by young women as “pervert[ing] the boys with the good things” and after leaving the church basement the common remark heard was “Some chow and some mothers.”

Test Goes to Be Brought in Court

The Justice Department orders immediate prosecution of all cases involving beverages with more than one half of one percent alcohol. Fritzson directs district attorneys in wet territories including San Juan, Francisco, and Chicago to seek swift court decisions on 23 4 percent drinks. Atlantic City reports several arrests and a halt to the sale of alcoholic beverages.

Associated Press Washington Department of Justice Fritzson San Juan Francisco Chicago Atlantic City

Reversal of Probate Decision in Failing Estate

M. W. Johnson filed in district court to set aside a probate ruling by Judge O. P. Duvall that awarded Mrs. Jessie B. Failing a half interest in the H. J. Failing estate. Johnson, once partner of Failing, alleges the estate includes real property beyond probate court disposal. Jessie B. Failing was married to the deceased. Failing had connections to Twin Walls Bank & Trust and Portland banks.

O. P. Duvall Jessie B. Failing H. J. Failing M. W. Johnson District Court Mr. Johnson Failing Twin Walls Bank & Trust Company Ife Portland Oregon Jessie B. Weling

Townley Hearing Delayed In Court In Jackson Minn

The Associated Press reports from Jackson Minnesota that A C Townley's trial faces delay as Judge A C Dean handles the case against Townley, the state’s defendant and Townley's leadership role in the organization remains central to the proceedings, with courtroom action postponed.

Townley Associated Press Jackson, Minn A. C. Dean A. C. Townley

Chronicle Grand Prize Distribution Votes Now Open

The first count of votes will be published Saturday tallying all votes cast up to Friday night this week. Candidates are urged to maximize votes and subscriptions before Friday night and appear on the list. Clip the nomination blank and bring it to The Chronicle office to enter the campaign.

Chronicle

Nonpartisan League figures in motion to dismiss case

Joseph Gilbert and Townley, organizers of the national Nonpartisan league, face trial on a conspiracy charge. Defense moves to dismiss after state rests, citing a Fargo decision in a similar Mills case where a verdict of not guilty was directed. George Hoke represents the defense.

Joseph Gilbert National Nonpartisan League Townley Gilbert George Hoke Amidon Fargo N. Dak

Strike ties up Spokane traction lines

Spokane July 3 Electricians and shopmen for the Spokane and Inland Empire railway struck today. Foremen remained at posts to allow cars on their runs to return to barns. Over 150 miles of city and interurban lines were tied up by the stoppage begun yesterday in support of workers demands.

Associated Press Spokane Spokane & Inland Empire Railway

Back Pay and Wage Demands Stir City Parade Plans

Little Miss workers seek back pay and federal wage scale increases for federally controlled roads. Receiver E F Conners says demands require federal court authorization. Public Safety Commissioner Tilsley notes troops requested as precaution. I W I W members in city for parade and picnic. sworn in as special officers if needed.

Federal Railroad Administration E. F. Conners John H. Tilsley Department of Public Safety Industrial Workers of the World

Twin Falls Baseball Recap Lacking Spark In Rubber Game

Twin Falls outslugged the visiting team with 13 hits but failed to deliver a compelling game the night before. Tadlock started for Filer but exited after two frames with Peet taking over center field duties as the crowd endured a low effort rubber game.

Willae Twin Falls Filer Tadlock Ageance Peet Whitsel Ween Denman Singleton Rf Thompson Cf Watson Carson Neuman Patton Hansen la Chance C Miller Ss Lind Beck Bishop Bergstrom Eweree Singleston Bell Folllows R. H. EiWiler Abaz Ghee Ehapte Miller Oliver Hanak Penny Whitzel

Bidding Time Ends for European War Shipments

Fragmentary text indicates bids or procurement actions tied to the European theater. It notes a cutoff or end of bidding, mentions finance for shipments, and suggests a public process linked to wartime logistics. Names, dates, and places are unreadable in the provided fragment.

Europe

Lavering Theater Tonight Shows The Tidal Wave

Willard Macks big play The Tidal Wave headlines Lavering Theater tonight at 2 30 am or 8 80 ip time with popular prices 60c 75c and 1 00 seating available at the usual place Get your seats now credits indicate a local theater notice with typical price points and admission call to action

Lavering Willard

Visitant Harry Goebel Calls on Winslers

Harry Goebel visits Mr and Mrs Frank Winsler and Mrs Goetel stays as a house guest with the Winslers.

Harry Goebel Frank Winsler Goetel Mrs. Winsler

No Opposition 70 Pact With France

Washington July 3. The Franco American pact committing the United States to aid France in case of unprovoked German attack will be laid before the senate with the German peace treaty. Officials expect the president to discuss it in his address to Congress. The text had not reached the state department. AP cables provided the first exact terms. Early senate remarks suggest little opposition to the agreement.

Washington United States France Germany Senate Wilson Congress State Department Associated Press

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