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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
2
The fragment notes editor and publisher Stevenson and Harold McGrath as news editor, with postal service mentions for Twin Falls Idaho. It references second class mail and Associated Press affiliations, rights of republication and local news dispatches in a period newspaper notice.
An Armenian survivor documents 17 days of bombardment and Turkish attacks in Marash. He describes refugees in compounds, American relief efforts, and daily dangers from gunfire, sniping, and air drops while awaiting reinforcements.
Report from the front says Turkish fire killed inmates at a rescue home and wounded many as French troops advance in the valley. Soldiers watch from college windows as artillery shells rain on hills while the city may be encircled days later.
Witnesses for ten Industrial Workers of the World on trial for murder in Montesano Washington discuss whether shots from the I W W ranks were fired before or after a marchers rush. Some say the rush preceded shooting, some say it was simultaneous. A defense witness testifies he heard a cry after shooting began. A letter to Ma Vanderveer discusses defense lines likening to Lovejoy and John Brown.
The article discusses executive clemency efforts and a possible court reversal of McKeeighan’s sentence to the penitentiary on assault and robbery charges. It notes attacks on government witnesses and their sworn refusals to testify. It describes numerous character witnesses and King's testimony detailing his early life, education, and roles in politics and the Pere Marquette railroad.
The Swedish chamber of parliament approved joining the league of nations with an 86 to 47 vote. Earlier the lower house backed entry by 152 to 67, marking swift approval from both chambers.
Grand Rapids, March 5. Paul King and Mark T. McKee, law partners and co defendants in the Newberry elections conspiracy trial, testified for the defense. King portrayed as campaign manager visiting counties and drafting ads while McKee claimed late involvement after voting in the primary. King denied government testimony about a Flint prescription case conversation.
Advertises St Jacobs Oil as a quick, harmless back pain remedy for lumbago sciatica and strains. Claims instant relief after one rub, with no skin burning or discoloration, and asserts 60 years of recommendation. Available via drug stores in small trial bottles.
Civic duty message from Twin Falls City urging residents to provide full names addresses and family size to the Chamber of Commerce or census takers. Mayor and Chamber press for cooperation in a period of civic data gathering. The ad warns residents to comply and notes the importance of accurate census records.
In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Mary Pickford declares she will never marry again and will devote the rest of her life to film work. The Associated Press reports from Los Angeles as the statement arrives amid ongoing speculation.
In the District Court of Idaho Southern Division Charles C Livingston files for bankruptcy discharge. Creditors and interested parties must show cause and enter appearances by April 12, 1920, then file grounds of opposition within ten days. Referee W W Chapman presides with orders dated March 6 and April 2, 1920.
In Twin Falls Idaho the probate court requires next of kin and interested parties to appear March 26 1920 at 10 oclock a.m. to show cause why an order of sale of Frank Mizoguchi minor estate should not be granted. A copy of the order will be published in The Twin Falls Chronicle weekly for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated February 20 1920. (SEAL) O P Duvall Probate Judge. ax M 5 12 19
A statement she had made to the press since she was granted a divorce from Owen Moore Tuesday at Minden Nevada outlines her position and expectations following the dissolution of the marriage.
Notice is given of a special meeting of Twin Walls Dehydrating Company stockholders to discuss increasing capital stock to seventy five thousand dollars. Meeting set for Tuesday evening April 6 1920 at 7 30 in Parish Hall Twin Salis Idaho. By order of the Board of Directors. W R Priebe President.
In the Probate Court of Twin Falls County Idaho the estate of Addie E B Strout deceased. Pursuant to an order dated February 25 1920 notice is given that Tuesday March 23 1920 at 10:00 am in the courtroom at the courthouse Twin Falls is the time and place for proving the will and for hearing W P Guthrie’s application for letters of administration with will annexed. Interest may appear and contest. Dated February 25 1920. SEAL OP DUVALL Guthrie Myers Attorneys for Administrator.
The district court of the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls county requires J A Dunn to appear and answer the complaint filed by Marian Dunn to dissolve their marriage. If not answered within 20 days within the district or 40 days if served outside, judgment may be entered. Clerk Frank L Stephan represents Marian Dunn. notice dated March 2, 1920 with publication dates March 5, 12, 19, 26 and April 2, 9.
Start Monday March 8 the Twin Iraits Dehydrating company will enter into Produce Contracts for 1920 season stockholders will have first chance until March 15 those wishing to sign contracts should call at the company office EH Guthier Manager
In Twin Falls Idaho a writ of attachment was issued February 19 1920 in the Fourth Judicial District District Court. The action against Oasis Oil Company seeks recovery of 3017 dollars. Seal of the clerk James R Bothwell W Orr Chapman attorneys for plaintiff February 27 March 5 12 1920.
In probate court at Twin Falls Idaho on March 3 1920 J M Von Hook administrator will sell at private sale the east half of the southeast quarter of section 98 and west half of the northeast quarter of section 33 township 11 south range 18 M B M subject to confirmation. Bids in writing to Bothwell Chapman attorneys Twin Falls Idaho. Cash terms pending mortgages and encumbrances of record. vt Mar 5-12
In the Fourth District Court of Twin Falls County Idaho First National Bank of Twin Falls, a corporation, sues W I Burgy. A writ of attachment was issued March 2 1920 for $650.00. The deputy seal of office dated March 4 1920, attorney Asher B Wilson for plaintiff, Twin Falls Idaho. Four times March 5 12 19 26.
Probate Court of Twin Falls Idaho orders all interested parties to appear March 25 1928 at 2 PM to show cause why administrator should not be granted an order to sell part of Edwin K Graders estate. Property described as Let 2 Block 37 Original Townsite Win Falls Idaho. Public notice to run weekly four weeks in The Twin Falls Chronicle. Dated February 27 1920. SEAL C P Duvall Judge of Probate. James R Bothwell W Orr Chapman Attorneys for Administrator Twin Falls Idaho. 4x-Feb 27 Mar 12 19
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