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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
4
Twin Falls county residents follow Sheriff A No Sprague Moneior as he visits Rock Creek canyon where a man died. He examined tracks and canyon nooks to find a clue while noting dynamite fragments near the scene believed used to stun fish. Relatives insist the death was foul play and investigators pursue every lead.
Mrs Tl J Yorungis county director reports a $1,190 total for the Y W C A world service drive. Contributions come from areas and groups including Filer Winnerly Tansen Curry district Rural clubs Twentieth Century club Business Women's association Twin Falls D A R and missionary societies of several churches plus a city drive on March 18 totaling $300.25.
In New York on March 26 Associated Press reports Herbert Hoover praising the Boy Scouts for wartime vigor and steadfastness. He predicted many changes but said expanding scout ideals would not threaten American institutions. General Pershing planned to attend but could not travel from Washington and sent regrets.
March 27 report from Burley notes Pini Funger of Buhl wins first in oratorio. Charbes Walter of Piler second. Operaetta Murray of Win first in drama. Ibliot Boynton of Borde second. Kark Wilcox of Piler wins humorous with Matric Ino second. Winners proceed to state meet as arrangements pending.
OMATTA Neb March 26 Federal officials arrest Hay award Thompson organizer for the National Automobile association of Springfield Mo on a Mann Act violation charge. He was held after being arrested last night at a local hotel where he registered with Mrs Gladys Wolfe.
A meeting in the chamber of commerce room last night organized a Leonard Wood club with John S. Green as temporary chairman and Sidney Graves as temporary secretary and treasurer. A follow up meeting is set for next Friday night. W. B. Parkhurst of Boise aided the effort. In New York a protest over the unseating of socialist members ended in a riot with police dispersing the crowd and Charles Spieerman and three others arrested for inciting to riot.
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