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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
3
Publisher PD Harold McGrath News Editor Arthur Alworth Business Manager. Entered at the Twin Falls Idaho post office as second class mall matter. The Associated Press dispatches and local news are credited and republication rights are reserved.
The piece argues food riots show under production, not profiteering alone. It urges everyone to work meaningful hours, create, study, and sustain health. By filling the wartime deficit with productive effort, prices may stabilize as the world stops drifting and resumes steady labor.
At nights end in Mineola the R-34 crew, led by Major Scott, prepared for a 3300 mile flight to Scotland in about seventy hours. The ship carried hydrogen and four thousand gallons of fuel as wind forecasts warned of fresh southwest winds. Wireless gear promises constant contact with land, and a sentimental cargo strip from the first dirigible was included.
The R-34 dirigible, en route to Scotland, cruised over New York City at dawn drawing thousands as it sent weather and navigation updates to naval stations. Messages noted favorable weather along the route, with a planned eastward course toward England and potential future transatlantic commercial air traffic.
A cautious note urges action this summer as activity picks up across the country. Makers of wood and metal patterns race to meet demand while reconstruction efforts loom for key towns. The message compares the coming change to an oncoming storm and stresses building momentum before it arrives.
Will Grover, a local farmer, became involved in a dispute over water. He allegedly struck a former soldier on the head with a shovel in self defense. Both men were well known in the area.
Daniel s notes express pleasure at the successful R-4 arrival and the American navy’s alliance with British admiralty. He congratulates the empire, praises the daring and skill evident in the flight, and welcomes aviators and their crew as greater than the achievement.
The president indicates an earlier date while the state department moves to activate the Sanemein consular service in Crerming for faster trade with Germany. Export of American deme goods requires consul certification and officials expect the German blockade to end once Paris peace conference notice is received and President Wilson issues a proclamation.
Paris July 9 A messenger interrupted the council session to deliver a note to presiding M Clemericeau. The premier read and commented very good then handed it to colleagues announcing an Associated Press dispatch about ratification of the peace treaty by the Weimar assembly.
Red Cross mission departs from Nazaire in July with a convoy of 40100 tons of clothing and medical supplies for 18 Cossack soldiers and civilians from Kuban district Russia. Major Robert Davis of New York City and Captain Henry Adams of Boston lead the expedition which includes a 500 bed field hospital and soup kitchens. Supplies will be landed at Novorissisk on the Black Sea.
A Harbin dispatch says 300 Bolsheviks were captured near Irkutsk and shot. It claims about 4000 Bolsheviks remain west of Irkutsk toward Kreynoyarsk.
A large free trade drive is underway in England led by Liberal party figures. Speakers include H. H. Asquith, former Prime Minister, Lord Crewe, L Beauchamp, and Sir Donald Maclagan.
Premier Nitti told parliament that Italy should pursue peace negotiations and maintain friendly ties with allies, especially France. He urged rebuilding on a peace footing, lowering prices, and restoring order, noting unrest is not unique to Italy and calling for a strong national effort.
July 9. Richard Calver, financial writer, argues Germany's offer of a gold indemnity could be used by its enemies to compel a larger payment. He says if Germany can offer a 100 billion gold indemnity on its own initiative, critics may claim Germany is solvent and capable of more, prompting greater demands.
Fragmentary notes mention a geological commission sent to assess conditions and discuss reasons behind activity related to potential purchase of Lower California from Mexico. Names and details are obscured in OCR.
Archangel July 9 reports from consular sources show that only seven American soldiers in North Russia have married Russian women as war brides. The count reflects communication through consular reports and illustrates limited marriages amid wartime deployments in the Archangel region.
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