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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
2
Robert H Stevenson publisher Harold McGrath news editor Arthun Alworth business manager. Entered at Twin Falls Idaho post office as second class mail matter. Per year six months three months one month rates shown. Associated Press member. AP news dispatches and local news are copyrighted and republication rights reserved.
A Tampa group of about six hundred women aims to curb male misbehavior by creating a moral credit bureau. They plan confidential reporting on husbands and will use the files to expose alleged infidelity and misconduct, with many working in secrecy. The project could provoke internal conflict and scandal as it moves to action.
Vague warming and outflow of affection for the family as a whole and individuals. The piece reflects on homely hospitality and clan meetings that comfort the human heart. It questions whether relatives are people with real ideas and gifts to share as life progresses from childhood to old age.
Fire in Sheridan Wyoming destroyed the Denion Milling company elevator and flour mills. The blaze caused about 260000 dollars in damage, ranking the facilities as the largest in northern Wyoming. Unknown origin is listed for the fire.
A husky young Canadian rode a dog sledge symbolizing pioneer days of the Great Northwest at a London school pageant. The sledge drew tremendous cheers, even if not identical to Yukon sleds.
Twin Falls Fourth of July program today starts with a band concert at 9 at Main avenue and Shoshone street, parade forms at 10 on Main between Second and Eighth streets. Floats and units line up on designated streets. parade ends at city park after a circuit on Main avenue. Chairman McCauley optimistic about large participation. Telegraph orders from Washington warn against a plot to burn logging camps in the Northwest.
In Astoria Oregon on July 3 the Mooney protest strike began as Wallula deckhands and firemen refused to work with all union longshoremen set to strike tomorrow. Vessels loading will be largely suspended until next Tuesday as several unions vote to strike. In Detroit on July 8 union leaders announced no strike there with Detroit Federation of Labor backing Thomas J Mooney after a board resolution urged restraint pending federal investigation.
In Pittsburgh on July 3 a special guard of police and detectives was deployed around the federal building by mayoral order after authorities received a telephone tip from an unidentified man claiming the structure had been marked for destruction tomorrow by anarchists.
The Boston Newspaper Writers Union voted unanimously to strike unless wage increases and union recognition are granted. Demands set minimums of 38 dollars weekly for reporters and 45 dollars for copy readers. The union cites 180 members among seven city papers, out of 210 total reporters.
An Associated Press report from Bisbee Arizona details a clash in which one color guard soldier was severely wounded and two others were lightly hurt. Deputy Sheriff Joseph Hardwick was wounded as counter-attacks erupted after a taunt directed at George Sullivan a military policeman. The melee drew civilians into the fight as over 100 shots rang out. Forty one black soldiers from Fort Huachuca were detained and handed to military authorities. The 19th Cavalry unit was in Bisbee for a parade with Colonel George B White in command and officers had attended a dance at Warren when the incident occurred.
United States Attorney Annette A. Adams authorized warrants for Louis Heinrich president of Rainier Brewing and Rudolph Samet manager for violating the wartime prohibition act by manufacturing and selling beer with more than 0.5 percent alcohol. Rainier advertised 2 percent alcohol. Heinrich and Samet, away, promised to appear Monday in district federal court before Judge William Sawtelle. Judge Sawtelle dismissed an injunction bid by Rainier to block U S action, ruling a court of equity cannot restrain a prosecuting officer.
Handle many remittances to liberated European countries since April 22. The American Relief Administration reports 19 245 transfers totaling about 7 500 000 dollars. Theodore Witmarsh, joint director, released the figures today in New York.
State guard mobilization plans were perfected for rapid response with guards stationed at city hall sub-treasury criminal courts building and St Patrick's cathedral. Homes of prominent figures including former Senator Clark Cornelius Vanderbilt Henry Clay Frick Andrew Carnegie and Mrs Finley Shepard were guarded as officials warned of a radical plot on July 4 with warrants to be served and disclosures expected in Oakland on July 3 190?
Four Mooney meetings were held in Chicago with speakers praising the Soviet model but lacking expected revolutionary ardor. Ranging crowd sizes estimated at about 300 to 850 attended the largest session.
Officials connected with the United States department of justice in Portland, Oregon, reported receiving information on plans to burn logging camps. The report notes possible steps by agitators and outlines federal interest in preventing arson and safeguarding industry workers.
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