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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1919
Page
7
A local bank advertises a new SAVINGS DEPARTMENT offering 4 percent annual interest compounded semiannually. It invites customers to open accounts with one dollar or more, guaranteeing that funds are secured continually.
William Tiden Jr of Philadelphia and William M Johnson of San Francisco reach the finals of the ninth annual clay court tennis tournament after two dramatic semi finals today. Ralph Insey of San Francisco and Axel Graven of Berkeley upset Tiden and Vincent Richard to advance in doubles. Hardy of Chicago and Johnston of San Francisco win a semi final to meet them in the doubles final.
A Idaho state fair awards plan totals 1950 with 1140 from the state fair association and other gifts from the Idaho Bankers Association the National Direct Jersey Record Association and the American Poland China Record Association plus local sponsors. County exhibits must have 20 to 80 standard entries with two points per exhibitor and prizes for top places. Pigs for the pig club work must be born after March 1 1919 and require approval from county leaders. the fair runs September 22 to 27.
By the Associated Press in New York on July 18, Poland faces an acute need for manufactured goods to rebuild after the war. The report says Poland may be forced into commercial relations with Germany unless the United States acts promptly to prevent German domination.
Constantin Radkiewicz r éan Polish financier arrived to explain to American financiers and manufacturers the advantages of a closer commercial alliance between Poland and Germany. The statement was made today in the Polish market context.
Washington July 1 The American Federation of Labor issues a statement outlining its reasons for supporting ratification of the peace treaty and its labor provisions President Kaempfers denies the message was sent to all members and urges laborers to persuade their senators to vote for ratification.
The Wisconsin federation of labor adopted a resolution demanding Victor L. Berger, socialist congressman elect from Milwaukee’s Fifth district, be seated in Congress. It also declared opposition to measures increasing military preparedness, compulsory military training, and military training in public schools.
St Johns N F July 18 Captain Fred Raynham British aviator whose Martinsyde biplane was wrecked in two months spent trying to start a trans Atlantic flight has received orders to abandon further attempts and return to England he announced tonight.
The piece notes midseason races in both major leagues and praises rising Bush league stars while criticizing the Phillies and their rough season. It references matches, teams, and hoped outcomes, with playful asides about potential big fights and vacation imagery.
The Willys Overland company says its profit sharing for the quarter ended June 30 is suspended due to an unjust strike. Workers who stay may share in the October division of profits. The board declared a regular dividend at its latest meeting.
The stockholders of the greater Berlin streetcar company approved transferring the property to the municipality for 137,500,000 marks, with municipal bonds issued to fund the purchase.
Ottawa officials announce the street car strike is settled this afternoon and service will return to the normal schedule tomorrow with cars operating as usual.
Alberta McCleary a 19 year old Kimberly resident was arrested yesterday at the request of juvenile authorities. She is lodged in the county jail’s women’s ward awaiting further action.
Fred Warrick was arrested yesterday on a charge of being drunk and placed in the county jail.
A cautionary note explains that overusing drugs to soothe the kidneys is harmful. It promotes a misleading remedy claiming to flush waste with supposed effervescent salts from grape and lemon acids, and lithia, asserting broad health benefits with unclear science.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls county Continental Pipe Manufacturing sues Clyde C. Anderson and Ola L. Anderson trading as Anderson & Anderson for 1162.23 with 7 percent interest from March 14 1919. A writ of attachment was issued June 16 1939 to seize defendant property. Signed by Clerk of District Court and deputy. Taylor Cummins attorney for plaintiff.
Probate Court of Twin Falls County Idaho orders administrator J W Craven to privately sell after July 3 1919 the one third interest in lot 6 block 163 and block 158 in original Twin Falls townsite to the highest bidder with probate confirmation. Cash terms. Ash er B Wilson attorney Twin Falls Idaho.
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