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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references committees and a telegram, with unclear names and context. No clear event date, organization, or outcome is discernible. Summary preserves only that unnamed committees discuss an honor and a telegram mention.
Fragmentary report on compensation contracts and annual rentals for 26 months tied to fed real operation. President advised patience as war department rejects proposal and railroad labor seeks increased pay under the Transportation Act with leaders expected to reveal plans soon.
The court ruled states may tax non residents on income sourced within the state if aligned with resident tax rules. Oklahoma law sustained while New York law void for denying resident exemptions. Justice Pitney authored both opinions with McReynolds dissenting.
Local reports describe a contested period in Banat involving pricing disputes and unsettled market activity. Authorities urge restraint as traders monitor potential shifts in supply and demand affecting regional prices.
The commercial federation of America formed in St Louis to oppose radical labor groups such as the American Federation of Labor and the Non Partisan League. H M Haldeman of Los Angeles named permanent chairman and a New York meeting planned to nationalize the organization. He urged eradicating radicals in colleges and launching an active campaign to curb perceived threats to American polity. The conference ends tomorrow.
Washington March 1 senate leaders seek to end treaty negotiations and place the peace pact in the political arena. Republicans press to accept the reservation to article ten as is and advance a final ratification vote within days. The irreconcilables hint at tactics to derail the plan, with continued coverage on page four.
Expert testimony on the Newberry books and Frank Blair's treasurership occupied much of today's Newberry trial session. The government aims to close its case within a day as I R Dailey and Wesley Bennett outlined discrepancies between committee records and the state report. Bennett testified about more than 64 000 dollars in extra payments possibly unlisted, with some items like rent potentially accounting for 15 000 dollars of the excess. He defended his figures under cross examination against defense requests to reclassify items to close gaps.
Paris reports the strike on French railroads ended tonight. The general federation of labor executive committee said the railroad men's federation advised it had obtained satisfaction for all claims. The cooperating committee noted the situation arising and will proceed accordingly.
Ray R Earhart Santa Cruz county sheriff who led a posse denying claims the group crossed the border in pursuit of bandits who killed Alexander Frazer and J A Frazer American storekeepers at Ruby Bee. The denial was issued in Nogales on March 1.
A Bolshevik communication received here says Bolsheviki occupied Stavropol the capital of Stavropol government in the northern Caucasus after fighting on Sunday.
In a 3 to 2 decision the Supreme Court Mountaineered to dissolve the United Steel Corporation in a government anti trust suit. Chief Justice and Justices Kenna Holmes and Vandevent wrote the majority opinion upholding the merger as legal. Justices Day Pirie Clarke McReynolds dissented. The ruling says size of a trust alone not grounds for dissolution and cites Sherman act precedents.
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