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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
7
Al G Barness circus opens a new season with a 20 horse ballet act and zebras in the show. Trains bearing wild animals arrive before dawn as crowds gather for the parade and first performances. Barnes, the manager, promises top entertainment for all ages as the troupe tours the region with animal acts and varied attractions.
Continued from Page One. A call to reconcile the two attitudes of one of his important campaign managers the floor of the senate and the public platform to have full faith in his cause.
A lengthy letter exposes a publicity push by Du Pont supporters to influence the Wood and dye bill. Senator Moses resents the letter and Kenyon and King clash as Lodge seeks a vote while Moses is absent, leaving the chamber to adjourn without action.
Wilmington May 7 The DuPont de Nemours company denied any interest in backing a political candidate and rejected charges of pressuring legislation to oppose Major General Leonard Wood. Officials said a letter to Senator Kenyon was personal, not a threat, and aimed only at gathering information for publicity material.
London May 7 Dr Chayim Weizmann president of the World Zionist delegation to the peace conference says the government of Palestine will be placed in the hands of a high commissioner and a council until popular representation can be introduced in the country. The new administration will begin in a month or six weeks and the home of the commissioner is expected soon.
A Wey passaged message from Woodville, Taylor county, reports that on Tuesday a mob of about 40 masked men intercepted officers who had arrested a Black man named Charles Artino for threatening to kill a white man. The group took him away and flogged him. coroner's evidence suggests his death was not intended.
Twenty two thirty eight year old thoroughbreds were cleared for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. A field of 22 entries including Wildair Damask and Upset drew strong betting interest and forecasts of a record crowd with up to 60 000 spectators. Betting machines and large crowds mark Derby day with showers possible and uncertain track conditions.
Thomas Marksberry, a farmer and former pastor, was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Jesse Glenn near Brooksville Kentucky. The torso of Glenn’s body was buried on Marksberry’s farm. head and limbs missing. personal belongings found with the defendant. He received a life sentence and was jailed in Covington, Kentucky, under state trooper guard.
Lincoln Neb May 7 The United States supreme court has declined a review of Rev David G Wine a Dunkard minister of Chase county accused of using the mails in a defrauding scheme. Wine was convicted and sentenced to six months in jail. He allegedly tried to acquire land in a real estate deal without paying for it.
London May 1 Major General John Robert Prettyman Newman MP Finchley Middlesex carried out his pledge to wear overalls in the House of Commons. He drew photographers in the lobby as chairman of the Middle Classes Union which backs the denim protest in Pigland.
A fragment notes a reference to a brother in law of a Mexican general reaching America. The brief item hints at a May timing and a potential revisional context associated with Carranza.
The passage contrasts honest conduct with the possibility of profiteering by merchants. It notes that laws punish theft and questions how much the public will tolerate price gouging, implying concern about accountability and shared ethics in commerce.
Prices show cost per pound for various figs cooking types and sugar prunes. Also listed are per can prices for large and small oysters with a final line incomplete.
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