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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1920

Page

8

Stolen Dodge Car Recovered After Owner Identifies Frame

H H Richardson of Owensboro Kentucky, a Dodge Brothers dealer, tracked a pilfered car by following a dented Dodge touring car. The frame and engine numbers had been tampered with, but Richardson and police matched the original records at headquarters. The driver, who bought the car from the thief, was the owner.

H. H. Richardson Owensboro Richardson Dodge Brothers Detroit

Air charts to be made for Arizona border region

Air maps of the Arizona Mexico border will be prepared by the army air service reconnaissance branch once landing fields for camera airplanes are located and charted. Preliminary work has begun as the border is marked by long mountainous stretches and deep ravines complicating surveying efforts.

Paso Tex Army Air Service Fort Bliss

World's Wireless Record Set at Wailupe

United States naval radio station at Wailupe near Honolulu has set a world record by handling 24,000 words of trans oceanic traffic in one day excluding inter island and ship to shore messages. Otter Cliff Maine had 13,000 words in one day, with Wailupe averaging 16,000 in January and forecast near 20,000 daily for February.

Honolulu T. H United States Naval Radio Station Wailupe Otter Cliff Maine

Fair Price Commission Heads Quit with No Funds

Major A. A. Sprague II, chairman, and Mrs. Joseph T. Bowen, leader of the state's fair price women, resigned with their staff in Chicago. Both cited insufficient manpower and funds to continue work. Bowen blamed Washington for Washington’s lack of financial support and opposed the national plan to create imposed cheap meat week to boost packer profits.

Associated Press Chicago A. A. Sprague, II Fair Price Commission of Illinois Joseph T. Bowen Woman's State Fair Price Organization Major Sprague Washington Thinois

Wood says military training not understood by critics

General Leonard Wood, a Republican presidential hopeful, told a packed audience that military training has been misrepresented by opponents who have not served. He urged voters to understand the facts behind compulsory programs as ice and snow storms swirled around the packed theater and city hall overflow.

Mitch el Micrel Leonard Wood City Hall

Washington Oaliman Fishing Depleted In Washington Waters

Washington's salmon industry faces near depletion after six years of intensive fishing. State fish commissioner L B Darwin urges creation of a fisheries commission to oversee Washington waters and to bar foreign fishermen, citing war era foreign bands and price increases. Puget Sound runs nearly wiped out especially sockeye while hatchery work protects others. risk rises as fishermen take immature fish and bypass spawning grounds. A separate note mocks pneumonia fashion and praises open neck attire for health, per a physician.

Olympta Washington L. B. Darwin Louis F. Hart Fisheries Commission Darwin United States Puget Sound Columbia River Grays Harbor Willapa Harbor

Deputies Consider Doubling Salaries to 80 000 Francs

A bill was introduced in the chamber of deputies to double deputy salaries from 40 000 to 80 000 francs. Shieamdan, head of the United States employment service bureau, reports brisk labor demand across the state with over 150 unfilled applications for men. Ex service men receive job preference. Brisk demand for men.

Associated Press Pahis Mareh Paseca Chamber of Deputies Deputies Shieamdan United States Employment Service Bureau

British Investigator Approves Light Clothing

London report states Professor Leonard Hill, noted for investigations, approves light clothing design as part of ongoing studies. Details indicate regulatory interest and potential adoption in certain industrial contexts.

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