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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
3
Beachgoers notice paradox as camouflaged bathing suits, designed to hide, reveal more than they conceal. Observers describe the trend highlighting bold patterns and disguising tones, while models on the sand emphasize playful fashion statements.
At Mount Clemens on June 12 the libel case of Henry Ford against the Chicago Daily Tribune heard testimony from Columbus witnesses on the raid at Columbus, New Mexico, March 9, 1916. Witnesses including Gohis M. Carl a civil engineer, Samuel M. McCullough, Lee A. Riggs and his wife, Arthur Ravel, and others described events, escapes, and shots during the raid. Witnesses discussed the plan of San Diego and related memoranda now in Washington.
Warren G. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, urged government ownership of railroads and support for the league of nations at the two day national reconstruction convention in Des Moines. He argued wartime records should not define future policy and noted that about 90 percent of workers favor the league. Both issues may be acted on at the meeting tomorrow.
The association of war mothers will meet Monday afternoon in the basement of the Presbyterian church. The state convention in Pocatello will be held June 19, with several delegates from the local chapter planning to attend.
An old health ad claims heavy meat eaters suffer sluggish kidneys and related ailments. It urges stopping meat, taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder and blood issues. It touts safety, low cost, and period lithia-based effervescent drink.
T H Cooper who motored to California some time ago returned to Twin Falls yesterday afternoon. C W Hungerford of Moscow is in Twin Falls for a short time.
London reports spice of adventure in salvaging steamers sunk by German raiders around Britain and the Med, with divers recovering cargoes and sometimes gold. Techniques include barges and wire cradles, pumping air to float vessels, and patches. Deep-water wrecks remain largely unsalvageable while shallow wrecks yield profits for government and private crews.
Atlantic City hosts the National Tuberculosis Association annual meeting from June 14 to 17 with government and state health officials, and 1500 volunteers set to press for a division of tuberculosis in the U S Public Health Service. War wartime lessons will shape the discussions and policy aims for a nationwide health program.
In the matter of John Finke voluntary bankruptcy in Twin Falls County Idaho a meeting of creditors and examination of the bankrupt is to be held. Dated Twin Falls Idaho June 10 1919 W Orr Chapman Referee in Bankruptcy June 13 June 20
Phoenix Arizona June 12 The Roosevelt dam power plant one of four units was reopened today by non union men after a strike of operators and linemen halted output last Saturday officials of the Salt River Valley Water Users association distributors of Roosevelt power announced tonight
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