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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
3
A.G. Gardiner describes Germany’s plight as an appalling outcome of war. He warns that widespread poverty, tuberculosis, and rickets cripple German children, with starved five year memories and exhausted bodies. Some urge focusing aid on infants, while others see this as Germany’s self-inflicted punishment for its sins.
An editorial argues that lifting the commercial blockade on Russia offers little immediate effect. It notes exporters face threats of confiscation by the Bolshevik regime, theft in transit, and payment challenges in gold or Russia’s proxy money. The piece predicts reduced propaganda claims of America starving Russia.
Washington officials state the United States never faced a proposal to modify loan terms for wartime credits totaling about 10 billion dollars. Europe owes the U.S. roughly 12 billion, much to individuals and firms, with plans discussed to pool or cancel debts, but no government has sought changes. The note defends America’s stance and urges respect for allied partners.
A federal council of churches report from seven East and Middle West cities says prohibition reduced habitual drinking, with drunks tending to work and spend earnings on food and essentials. It notes no large rise in drug use, breweries staying open for other products, and improved community welfare despite high wages and employment. President Wilson expects sober delegates to decide at the San Francisco convention.
Colorado Springs observes the Pike's Peak centennial marks with ceremonies along the Serpentine highway. Historic notes recount Zebulon Pike's discovery in 1806 and Dr. Frank James' 1827 ascent, detailing road and rail evolutions, air flights, and motor sports milestones on the mountain.
A fragment reports Shamrock IV winning a race by accident with unclear continuation. The text includes garbled dialogue and partial quotes about acceptance and preferences, leaving the outcome as the only discernible fact amid damaged OCR.
The steam yacht Victoria chartered for the occasion carried Captain Je irre as master. He watched the race from the navigational bridge with Shamrock close behind and, despite cheers for his own second place, remained calm. His future prospects and strong faith in Shamrock outweighed the first day's result.
San Francisco hosts a playground tennis tourney with 498 entries. Vancouver plans a 100 by 40 foot municipal natatorium. University of Kentucky to build a modern stadium on Lexington field. Cornell wins intercollegiate track title for the fifth straight year. Victoria B C to hold North Pacific amateur cars regatta. Incognito Cricket Club of England tours against Philadelphia and New York. Earl J. Thompson elected captain of Dartmouth track team 1921. Zenzo Shimidzu of Japan, famed tennis figure, to visit course country this summer. he is touring India where he has won three singles titles.
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