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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
2
Copyright and republication rights notice appear from The Associated Press. It states AP dispatches credited or not are for use in this paper and local news herein is also reserved for republication and related rights.
Delegates and correspondents praised San Francisco as hotel rooms and meals were described as reasonable and excellent. One reporter noted dozens of good eating places, contrasting with Chicago's price-gouging seen at conventions. The piece urged fairness and courtesy to attract visitors and avoid a bad city reputation.
A young officer lures a pretty informally met girl to dine at the Ritz then see a theater where a box scene prompts a quizzical moment. An in-joke arises as Topper appears in the lobby declaring the maid should wear her own frocks. Also notes on Tower of London imprisonment and tower alarms amid a Seer party incident.
A fragmentary item describes Johnny’s aunt noting her influenza fatigue and low energy while a pup lingers about with eager playmates. The text shifts to a remark by Joliony about the pup never having the flu, reflecting a casual, observational tone.
Marines prepare a topographical map of Belleau Wood to aid combat operations. A mapping party returning from France secured data for the project. The planned map spans 22 feet and depicts a 16 mile area of the battlefield as part of war relief efforts.
The obituary notes Richard Bullock, known as Deadwood Dick, died at age seventy two in a Glendale California hospital. The Cincinnati Times-Star recalls his era of frontier feats hauling gold and surviving perils, calling him a hero whose legend endures in memory.
Readable fragments describe peat's rapid rise as fuel in Denmark, with widespread use in industries, railways, and rural districts. Twelve million peat bricks were harvested in 1918. 1919 figures uncertain. Peat power faced boiler sparks and government price limits. Also included are crude notes on selective draft physicals comparing rural and urban recruits, noting country boys and whites performing better in exams.
In a small town near San Diego newcomers Nellie and her mother tour a museum with a sign read aloud about a shark exhibit. Nellie voices curiosity and asks if the shark is real or alive, prompting reactions from bystanders as they leave after three hours.
In Washington diplomats from 42 foreign governments and many neutral representatives seek recognition from the American government. Leading figures include representatives of Turkey Australia and several others. Monaco and San Marino reportedly have no representatives.
Edward M Nelson writing for the English Mechanic describes Venus with clearly visible polar caps. He notes intense whiteness similar to Aristarchus crater and cites an observation from M Fhunmarton's observatory at Jay dag Ergnee.
The article describes Governor Cox’s readiness for a major campaign, receiving support from printers and unions at his newspaper, while discussing Roosevelt’s candidacy. It notes his remarks on education and public life, praising Roosevelt’s Illinois and national committee speech, and mentions wireless messages of support and anticipation for the convention.
The Democratic National Committee met in San Francisco on July 8 and dismissed the day after discussing plans for permanent organization. Pending the will of chairmen, a meeting within two weeks may be held in Columbus or Payton, Ohio, to bring together committeemen and the presidential candidate Governor Cox. No other business was transacted.
A new material named elton, a cellulose acetate in camphor compound, forms a bendable, heat softening sheet that resumes hard state on cooling. Patented by Dr. Bleholerun, it comes as slabs tubes or putty for lagging anti rust and other industrial uses.
A. A. Jordan was fined 100 dollars and costs 25 dollars and serves jail time for an African golf-related offense in Twin Falls after pleading guilty. I. J. Ashton paid a 10 dollar fine. The judge was W. A. Minnick. DECISION IN AUGUST. Hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission closed on railroads increased freight rates. A decision is expected in August to take effect when the government guarantee expires September 1.
French tanks repurposed from combat roles for peaceful use. Many become transporters for industrial workers and farm tasks. Recently adapted for mountain tourism with passengers carried on tank frames, enabling steep climbs and traversal of rough terrain despite armored origins.
A historical note on beliefs around the year of the monkey and the 1980s New Year card customs. It discusses superstitions affecting couples planning weddings and registries, and mentions global reactions to fortune and luck tied to the calendar. The text references George Cress and decorative traditions around year-end celebrations.
Franklin D. Roosevelt reacted with boyish elation to his nomination by acclamation as the Democratic vice presidential candidate. He telegrammed Governor Fox and Chairman Homer Cummings, praising the convention for its democratic process and hopeful unity. San Francisco was praised for fulfilling promises and surpassing expectations.
Washington July 6 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of the close of business June 30. The nationwide filing covers assets liabilities and reserves and reflects the banking system's status mid year.
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