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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
3
Open diplomacy sparks debate as Premier Orlando and President Wilson clash over direct nation addressing. The piece notes American support for open diplomacy and the aim to straighten tangled world affairs. Also covered is the Butter Ball Sextette dairy show in New York, its public education value, and a satirical aside on urban dairy awareness.
Notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and republication of AP dispatches credited to it and other special dispatches. It reserves all rights for republication within the local paper and limits reprinting of non-AP material.
Herbert Hoover travels to Berlin with a party of assistants and speaks on American grain and food aid policies. He warns that America has no wish to restrict grain shipments and urges resilience amid rationing and civil unrest.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tense European scene where leaders caution against overreaching demands. The text hints at reluctance to press concessions and signals a wary balance between concessions and national resolve amid shifting alliances.
A provocative antiquity claim argues a Chinese monk reached the west coast long before Columbus and Vespucci, with descriptions including Mexico and Alaska. The piece speculates on geopolitical implications, urging Americans to continue exploration and warning explorers of future challenges.
Maude Daniels of Buhl files in district court seeking divorce from Thomas F. Daniels of Dean Iowa alleging extreme cruelty and neglect. The complaint notes a marriage in 1901, three children with custody and property disputes included. A separate verdict grants Reynolds Motor Co. judgment against Goodyear Tire for 40 dollars plus costs due to delayed delivery and damages.
Probate Judge O Pp Duvall was a business visitor in Burley between trains yesterday.
Frank Darling, arrested Tuesday on a charge of non-support of his family, four children, was yesterday ordered to pay 35 dollars a month into the court for the children’s support.
A deaf mute, Frank Gillen, 19, was assaulted yesterday on the street while soliciting funds. He claimed to have lost his hat and reported the attack occurred near his home. No further details on suspects or motive were provided.
Roy Coffee and Charles Russell faced Acting Police Judge W A Minnick on Tuesday night charged with reckless driving. They claimed Ford steering gear failed and were released after agreeing to pay repair costs for Liberty Market front, totaling 121 dollars, with W W Weaver accepting a check for that amount.
Sheriff A N Sprigue hosted 28 individuals in April as per a public recapitulation of the sheriff's month’s work. Most inmates were released quickly and only a single man remains in jail at present.
The text notes a planned strike affecting lesser delegations lodged in small hotels and dining in public eateries in Paris. The government bans parades or demonstrations as work stoppages begin. Millettes began yesterday with demonstrations in Rue de la Paix and Place Vendome where major milliner shops are found.
In Berlin and across Germany workers plan a May Day rest day with widespread closures. Transportation halts on streetcars and trains, coal shipments stop, theatres and restaurants close, post offices operate on Sunday schedules, and martial law rules loosen only to permit closed meetings and non demonstrative parades.
(Continued From Page One) The council of three pursues internationalization of Fiume with some Dalmatian outposts to Italy. The aim is to resist yielding on Fiume even if the peace treaty is signed without Italy. Rome’s tendencies may lead to a compromise form, with President Wilson’s allies confident pride won’t block restoring Italy’s delegation to its former status at the conference.
A Paris dispatch cites a French source in Rome reporting Thomas Nelson Page, the American ambassador to Italy, has offered his good offices to Premier Orlando to help resolve the Adriatic difficulty. The move signals U S interest in easing strain between Italy and its neighbors.
Thom Nelson Page, the American ambassador, conferred with Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino on the Italian position. He then sent a telegraphic report to Paris outlining the Italian point of view and the Italian government’s stance, expressing hopeful tones from the govern.
Italian crowds note Chamber of Deputies backing Premier Orlando as the world weighs how the peace conference will address Italy's demands. Press debate centers on whether the five great powers must agree or Italy may act independently, with Tempo criticizing Wilson's stubborn stance.
The council of three and Japanese delegates reached a pact to transfer Shantung peninsula and Kiao-Chau to Japan without reserve, with Japan promising to return Shantung to China. Japan gains only rights similar to other great powers. The league of nations guarantees China’s territorial integrity and political independence.
A couple discusses garden planning balancing preferences for carrots onions and other crops. Advice favors growing family favorites in limited space, noting onions boil well and suggesting sunlit spots for tomatoes while avoiding space-hungry staples like corn and potatoes. Plants like melons cucumbers and squashes can cover ground efficiently.
A family garden 100 feet wide produced enough potatoes for last winter’s meals. While planning, Sonny urged growing popcorn for their use, and they did so for his benefit, though little sister helped harvest.
A scrambled article notes proposed uniform tax collection on certain fountain drinks while non taxable items remain exempt. It also contains an alias summons for publication from Twin Falls District Court, detailing a $691.54 claim and related totals against J F Luhan, with formal deadlines and attorney fees.
Vendors at country fairs circuses and hall games may be required to collect sales tax on temptations and concessions. Authorities emphasize compliance to ensure proper revenue, noting that booths selling treats and souvenirs are included under applicable tax codes.
Palestine Texas April 30 Former congressman from the seventh Texas district Alexander W Gregg died today from blood poisoning after an operation in which his right leg was amputated. He served in Congress and was a prominent political figure in the state.
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