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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
1
A reprint notice from the Chronicle identifies Robert H. Stevenson as editor and publisher. It notes the paper is entered at Twin Falls Idaho as second class mail matter and lists subscription rates. It also states the Associated Press rights and republication reservations.
A college professor argues that hobbies are essential for students to relax, imagine, and gain initiative. English girls’ schools piloted a weekly hobbies afternoon, forcing participation in chosen pursuits like architecture, drama, or candy making. Critics note it sounds formal but see value in cultivating lifelong interests.
The War Mothers met at the Presbyterian church parlors on Friday. Madam War Mother B Mrs Lab Sigeins was appointed delegate to the state convention in Idaho Falls this October. A social hour followed with a musical and literary program including solos and readings, and refreshments for members. Next meeting will include a picnic at Mrs OTT Burt’s country home.
Detroit pitchers Ayers in fine form hold Boston to three hits as Detroit wins 1-0 to break St Louis eight-game streak. Bush and Young supply the Tigers run with a single and a triple. Other scores include New York beating Chicago 3-2, Cleveland 9 Washington 2, and St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3.
New York defeated Pittsburg 5 to 4 in a tight nationally league game on June 18. The Giants rallied from an early three-run deficit, scoring four in the third and taking the lead on a fifth-inning single by Bancroft, followed by Young’s double and a wild throw by Grim. Batteries: Cooper Carlson Schmidt for Pittsburg and Barnes Snyder for New York.
In Salt Lake City on June 13 hearing opens on Western Pacific Railroad Companys claim against the United States and the railroad administration for about 3,000,000 dollars in compensation. Company president M Lavey and officials present to press case.
Berkeley California June 18 Jewett W Adams 85 former Nevada governor dies at his home He was a protege of General John C Fremont and accompanied him on exploring trips in California and Nevada A Vermont native
Pr E R Van Cott announces new office location in the McCornick building above Booths store with room numbers 12 to 18. Telephone numbers remain unchanged per directory notice.
Cars left the rails of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line at Buffalo Springs at 2 30 pm. Six cars derailed and injuries were reported among women onboard. Cause of the wreck was not learned.
In Philadelphia on June 18, Stengel made a one hand jumping grab on a Mourne liner with two out and two on, preserving a Phillies win. The dramatic catch halted a potential rally and secured the game for the locals.
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