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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1920

Page

7

Forest depletion causes newspaper shortage

Washington reports that dwindling forests in the Northeast and Lake States, under pressure from pulp and paper growth, drive domestic newsprint limits. A U.S. Department of Agriculture forest service study warns reliance on imports rises as contracts fail to meet demand, with high prices and mill closures looming. Alaska and western regions offer future growth potential with vast Sitka spruce and western hemlock reserves.

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Krassin Seen As Moderate Figure In Soviet Government

London reports Teonid Borisovitch Krassin, who rose to prominence as head of a commission to reopen trade with the outside world, is described as a rare moderate in the Soviet government. He is labeled a bourgeois bolshevist for his past, backed by reports of limited belief in socialist aims, favoring bourgeois methods of commerce and peaceful cohabitation with workers.

London Teonid Borisovitch Krassin Russia Krassin Petrograd Lenine

Premier Chin Yun-peng pursues resignation amid Chinese factional power struggle

The article reports Premier Chin Yun-peng, leader of the Chihli faction, seeking to quit as President Feng Kuo-chang blocks him. The finance of steel production sparks the conflict between Chihli and Anfu factions. Admiral Sah Cheng-peng temporarily fills the premiership as maneuvering continues with Chin’s possible return and ministry changes.

Chin Yun-peng Feng Kuo- Chang Naid Chihit Anfu Ime Sah Cheng“peng Chin “Yun-peng Hig Peat

Parliament Aroused by Fuel Costs and Industrial Policy

Fragmentary report notes a world gasoline price crisis provoking parliamentary action and renewed government efforts on industrial policy. Mentions 1.6 billion francs and cross‑country reaction, with unclear surrounding details.

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