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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary AP text describes a brief address by President Wilson at Versailles about negotiations. It mentions a forthcoming short address and opposition details, but the fragment lacks clear facts, dates, or names beyond Wilson and Versailles.
Troops withdraw from the west bank of the Vistula River in Poland in accordance with the treaty, carrying stock and furniture from farms.
Judge David Cook Sanderson of Freewater Oregon owner of the Freewater Times was found dead in his hotel bed in Portland today. Death believed due to heart trouble. Born Hull England 63 years ago he was a Methodist minister, lived in Canada 25 years, and lectured on journalism across the United States.
Rear Admiral McLaren Pinckney Huse, head of the Atlantic fleet training force, saved a man from the Hudson River last week. He downplayed the act, saying no heroism was involved and that officers and men are ready to risk their lives for one another.
A compact note reports a new department anchor labeled Victory Button For Men. Details about purpose and scale are unclear in the fragment, with no further specifications available.
A public official named Baker faces questions about the Czech Slovak situation. The request focuses on explaining the origins and implications of the postwar split and current political implications in the region.
The British airship B-34, aided by winds up to 40 mph, travels back toward East Fortune Scotland after an 86 hour America stay. By late today its position was 650 miles east of Bar Harbor and over 1,000 miles from Mineola, with reported speeds above 60 mph during the initial return voyage.
William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state, in Spokane on July 10 voiced support for the League of Nations and opposing any U.S. treaty pledging aid to France. He said he was not in favor of an alliance with any country, arguing alliances discredit the League and undermine its effectiveness and permanence.
Lieutenant Commander A G Read, commander of the NC 4, was awarded the Aero Club of America's gold medal at a New York luncheon honoring the three pilots of the historic Atlantic flight. Commander J H Towers and Lieutenant Commander P N L Bellinger received the club's medals of merit.
MISSOULA Montana July 10 Fire conditions worsen across Western Montana and Idaho forests with new blazes reported daily. District Forest Service officials call the season the most serious yet as high winds hinder firefighting efforts. Bevan reports several new fires in the district today.
United States Judge William Sawtelle ordered the return to Prescott, Arizona, of Frank T. Pell, a restaurant owner charged with operating a still. Pell was arrested yesterday in Oakland.
An enormous crowd gathered at Madison Square Garden for a Friends of Irish Freedom event. Eamonn De Valera addressed the audience as president of the Irish Republic, greeted by cheers and patriotic displays from thousands of attendees.
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