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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
3
Roland Hegedus, banking chief for Hungary at the Paris peace talks, warns banks cannot be cheerful. He cites wartime government loans, a fragile economy, and borders that split railways and sugar factories. He notes 10 billion crowns in circulation, 5 billion in Bolshevik damage, and a 32 billion crown war debt, with agriculture and irrigation seen as remaining strengths.
Ai Magee, ex Cincinnati and Chicago National League figure, promises to reveal charges against league magnates. He says documents will show public charges and influence on decisions, threatens to expose betrayals since 1906, and hints at jail or press exposure if barred. Magee says he was refused a 1924 contract by the Chicago club.
An advertisement claims a topical rub relieves back pain instantly using soothed minerals. It markets a non drug remedy, promises no further discomfort, and asserts decades of use in a tonic or balm. It targets readers with sudden back twinges and stiffness.
The German government will keep its price fixing for wheat, potatoes and other basics through the next harvest year despite farmer opposition. Minimum prices rise by 100 percent for wheat and 400 percent for potatoes, with wheat at 1,600 marks per ton and potatoes at 500 marks per ton, as a concession to producers amid rising production costs.
Twenty two British merchants will visit major U S cities to study American retail practices. Chambers of commerce and local merchant groups plan receptions. Secretary of Commerce Alexander will welcome them. A special car will transport the visitors through a long itinerary including Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago San Francisco Portland Seattle and more with side trips to Washington and Baltimore. They aim to adopt American methods for UK use.
J. W. Guinn paid a fine and costs totaling 11.20 in justice court on a battery charge filed by A. Tolman. Tolman alleged Guinn took nose bags and the dispute ended with both men reportedly drawing knives.
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