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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
5
President Wilson faces a split Senate and plans a nationwide speaking tour to push ratification of the League of Nations covenant. He aims to begin the trip soon after returning from a pause in Pa nee, with action anticipated from the president.
The Twin Falls band will provide music at the pavilion all summer starting Wednesday June 18. Watch for parade events and notices listed under J-17.
Harold M Sims was sentenced to four months in the county jail by Judge W A Babcock. He immediately began a fight to obtain a new trial or appeal to the supreme court and sought release on bond, to be pursued again today. His affidavit claims trial court error in jury instructions on felonious opportunity and evidence. An affidavit by Dore Ellred cites a sensational claim about Miss Jester naming the responsible man in April 1918.
Warrants sworn for Wesley Frants and Maerel Davis, youths accused of stealing a car at Buhl. Frants is 20 and in county jail. Davis, 16, located in Balt Lake and resisting extradition. Car allegedly driven from Buhl to Swan Lake where it was abandoned after a wheel came off.
Charles Dyer appeared in police court yesterday and paid a five dollar fine for exceeding the speed limit while driving through the Main and Shoshone street intersection.
J. E. Taylor a 17 year old lad was placed in jail yesterday on a charge of assaulting J. Q. Barmettler over the head with a bottle following a crap game in which the two participated.
A. L. Godsey was arrested yesterday on a charge of stabbing a man during a whiskey dispute in Buhl. He is held in the county jail.
Yesterday a notice of dismissal was filed in district court in the case brought by C. A. Robinson against HH. T. McCroskey Pearl McCroskey EB. 3. Hayes and A. L. Johnson trustees.
A demurrer to the amended complaint by G. TD. McClanahan against M. W. Johnson and C. F Johnson was filed in the district court yesterday.
The Buhl Highway district amended its answer yesterday in district court to the Municipal Securities corporation suit seeking bonds. The action centers on the purchase of Buhl highway bonds by the Municipal Securities corporation and the district’s response to the claim.
Arthur Ostrom administrator for the estate of Thomas Roth filed yesterday in district court a motion asking to dismiss the attachment placed on Roth property by State Lumber Company on a note against Roth and Wagoner.
Joseph L. Kasalick was yesterday arrested on advice from Falem, Oregon where he is wanted for wife desertion. He faces possible extradition.
Woody was arrested Saturday night at Buhl after being found with pints of whiskey in a car. He was brought to Twin Falls and jailed on booze suspicion, with authorities noting ongoing investigations into related matters.
AP reports from Mexico City that General Felipe Angeles and his small guard moved southwest of Zaragosa toward Juarez as US troops pursued General Francisco Villa. Angeles denies leading forces and says his goal is peace between government troops and Villa's army amid a near-attack scenario and heightened tensions along the border.
The text outlines a reconstituted Poland as an independent state with free and secure sea access. It assigns inhabited Polish territories to Poland while leaving German majorities in only a few isolated towns and four colonies on expropriated land. A plebiscite is provided where the will of the people is unclear, and Danzig is made a free city with autonomy from Poland.
A historical editorial argues that Clemenceau’s peace demands rest on justice, not German sacrifice alone. It contends Germany’s leaders pursued domination, using force to tyrannize a subservient Europe, framing the postwar judgment against the August 1, 1914 war as a crime against humanity.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Dr Rhine and Republic with a possible Trimbo president reference. No clear event or person details emerge to define a full news item.
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