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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1919

Page

6

Decentralize War Risk Insurance to Local Offices

Recommends immediate steps and legislation to create a permanent local bureau structure with district offices. Emphasizes correcting address data, securing addresses of service members, and boosting direct contact for premium payments and policy conversions. Pledges collaboration with Red Cross and other agencies, and a nationwide publicity drive.

Hughes Baker Daniels Washington Ftart American Red Cross American Federation of Labor

Drowning in Montana River After Tug of Rescue

A mother Jeanette Adams and her child Ratth George McKay drowned last night in Clark Fork River near Alberton after stepping into a hole and being seized by undertow. The Associated Press reports the incident occurred during a rescue attempt.

Associated Press Eo Skegge Misoula Mont Ratth George McKay Jeanette Adams A. Cham Clarks Fork ‘River Alberton

Camp Fire Girls Start Week-Long Camping Trip

The Camp Fire Girls left Twin Falls yesterday morning aboard a truck for Guyer Hot Springs for their week's camping voyage. Chaperones included Priscilla Munson Geneva Stafford and Frances Porter field.

Guyer Hot Springs Twin Falls Priscilla Munson Geneva Stafford Frances Porterfield

Hailey Receives Postmaster Nomination in Senate Batch

President Wilson sent to the Senate nominations of about 500 postmasters including Austin A. Tamtert of Hailey. The report notes a technical detail about a new automobile muffler design with overlapping flange plates to prevent loosening and rattling.

Associated Press Washington President Wilson Senate Austin A. Tamtert Hailey

Rose-hued fantasy silk sport skirt for summer wear

A summer wardrobe piece described as a rose-hued silk skirt with a broad girdle and a single pearl button. The item is pitched as suitable for tennis and other outdoor sports, combining colorfulness with dependability in a fair player’s outfit.

Ford on the Stand in $4,000,900 Libel Suit

Henry Ford's fourth day on the witness stand in his libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune recounts testimony about a letter from Delavigne to Henry A. Wise Wood, a Wood editorial, and Ford's memory gaps. He recalls Delavigne writing the Wood letter and denying the Free Press story, while linking war causes to bankers, munition makers, drink, kings, and schoolbooks. He cites memory lapses about discussions with Wood and a campaign.

Associated Press Mount Clemens Henry Ford Chicago Daily Tribune Teodore Delavigne Henry ‘A. Wise ‘Wood Mr. Ford Mr. Stevenson Attorney Murphy Henry Detroit Free Press Detroit Evening News Wood New York Ford Board of Commerce Free Press Detroit News Stevenson John Read Emiis- Boty United States Reed

Request for Extra Mexican Air Squadron

El Paso July 17 Mexican newspapers report General Manuel Dieguez has requested an additional squadron of airplanes for use against Villa. Dieguez commands four planes in Chihuahua City and has conducted bombing near San Andreas Villa camps near Satevo and San Bernardino.

EL Paso Tex Manuel Dieguez Dieguez Chihuahua City San Andreas Villa Satevo San Bernardino

German Prisoners of War Sailed to America on Agamemnon

The Associated Press reports that about 17 German prisoners of war are aboard the transport Agamemnon due in New York, part of announced sailings by the War Department. No motive from officials was given for bringing Germans to the United States.

Associated Press Washington Tell Agamemnon New

Two men cave-in at Binghampton near Prescott

In the Jerome copper district near Prescott an accident occurred last night when a cave-in trapped two men near the Binghampton area. One man, July Chapman, blamed for the strike disruption, was among those affected as rescue teams worked to free them.

Associated Press Prescott, Ariz Chapman Beerer TW. W.'s Jerome Copper District Binghamnt

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Charles Evans Hughes Associated Bureau of War Risk Insurance Mmoré Cholmeley-Jones Gml BIG White Betty Brown Win, Fair Bank & Trust Co Federal Reserve System World Brotherhood Detroit Mr. Wood The America
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