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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
2
A mixed fragment from Twin Falls Idaho includes publisher and staff credits, postal notices, and Associated Press rights. It mentions a community tone with comments on games, tournaments, debates, music, and outdoor summer activities encouraging neighborly healthful gathering.
The text reviews constitutional challenges to child labor bans and war tax on child labor, notes North Carolina court rulings, and reports on international pushes for child labor limits. It also argues Congress should ban red flags in public demonstrations to maintain public order and safety amid global unrest.
Premier Clemenceau begins each day with a careful physical routine to exercise all muscles and keep his body flexible. He has rarely missed this drill, save for days after the assassination attempt, and credits daily exertion with his vigor and rapid recovery.
The text notes German people awaiting post war conditions and public expression of grief. It states the imperial government asks free states to suspend public amusements for a week and permit only theater productions fitting the grievous days.
A weather bulletin reports conflicting mid ocean wind and seas conditions as the Selix stowe Fury prepares for a fifty mile coastal run from Harbor Grai. The British air ministry forecasts favorable meteorology while ships at sea signal an easterly gale with storm indications sweeping distant waters.
Associated Press reports tiny punctures on war savings stamps bear a link to $17,000 stolen from the First National Bank at Artesia California. Deputy Sheriff W W St Anderson brings Lewis Harris to Los Angeles with Frances Kennedy Harris wife indicted in conspiracy. She faces extradition from Denver.
In Schleswig districts of Vludersleben Apenrad and Sonderburg the May 9 results show a Danish landslide with fifty three Danes elected, twelve Germans, up from eighteen Danes and forty five Germans in the prior vote.
The Associated Press reports bankers and the War Finance Corporation mobilized about 135 million dollars for railroads in May. Of this, 60 million was needed May 1, with the rest to be advanced within a month. Banks provided 40.6 million, secured mainly by notes with collateral. 34 million secured by notes, the remainder unsecured. Beyond advances, banks also supplied equipment fashions for rolling stock through federal control.
A fragment notes a circus returning from a tour through cities including Phoenix Arizona on May 9. The readable text references a travel segment and a scheduled stop during the circuit. Further details are not available in the fragment.
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