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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1920
Page
7
The Army Medical Board examined Bergdoll and, after months, pronounced him sane and physically sound. Members debated constitutional psychopathic inferiority and whether he was subject to such an ailment, with the president of the board classifying it as a form of constitutional inferiority. The court adjourned until Monday.
Dr Wilbur urged that large cities must have teaching hospitals to train doctors and nurses, arguing current insane asylums lack medical student access. He urged independent, well-funded institutions like Harvard or Johns Hopkins over state control for future medical education and stressed physicians should guide mental health policy.
The New York inheritance tax appraiser reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s estate at 727,713 after expenses and debts. Total estate value is 781,082 with 630,107 personal property and 150,975 real estate. Edith Roosevelt holds a life interest worth 724,763, with the remainder divided among Roosevelt’s children, noting Mrs Nicholas Longworth’s prior provision.
Edward Hines, head of a lumber company, announced plans to send circulars to trade partners stating lumber prices will not rise for six months, possibly a year. He indicated sales will continue at current price levels, with reductions if possible.
Plans for a three day Gregorian chant congress at St Patrick's Cathedral in June were announced. Singers and music teachers from the United States, Canada and abroad will attend. The chief director will be the greatest authority on Gregorian chant.
Stockholm March 6 The Swedish cabinet has resigned. Premier Eden was asked by the king to form a new ministry. It seemed likely socialists would form a new government with Hjalmar Branting as premier, though a liberal cabinet under Eden remained possible. A February 16 dispatch cited plans for a socialist cabinet led by W Thorsson with Branting as interior minister.
A campaign was started today by building material men to stabilize prices on all materials used in home building for at least six months. A plea was also made for wage stabilization. The effort aims to ease housing costs and prevent a price spiral affecting new homes.
Final figures show Hawaiian pineapple packing rising sharply in 1919 with 5,071,976 cases produced by the Hawaiian Apple Packers association. The record compares with 3,847,318 in 1917 and 1,313,363 in 1901, indicating sustained growth and strong industry output.
A plan is being contemplated to establish a reducing plant with 2000 tons daily capacity at Fresnillo Zacatecas by a group of British and Mexican capitalists who have 5 million dollars at their disposal according to information reaching Tadward A Dow American consul in Juarez.
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