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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
5
Sheriff Sprague and deputies scour south Idaho for a former employee tied to the Hansen bridge construction. Two sticks of dynamite were used in a boiler to destroy the structure. a blast occurred but the fire burned out, and investigators pursue a suspect footprint around the works.
A fragmented note suggests discussions in Berlin about a possible German East policy. Names and clear details are obscured, but reference to British action and a communist government imply tensions over leadership and influence.
The Associated Press reports Newfoundland will be linked to the Azores tomorrow by American destroyers as navy seaplanes proceed on the third leg of the trans Atlantic flight from Halifax. Night flying is planned and delays are avoided by propeller replacements, with stations set for the leg toward Europe.
The Chronicle relies on leased wire Associated Press material and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for illustrated news. NEA provides portraits of vessels and crews, enabling timely visuals for major events such as the NC-4 flight attempt. The Chronicle notes it is the only Idaho newspaper subscribing to NEA.
Declining support grows as senators discuss the Versailles covenant. Republican Jorah of Idaho and Norris of Nebraska oppose the pact, urging party stance before ratification. The issue remains unsettled as Congress contemplates the full text and potential political consequences.
Paris reports the compromise fails to settle disputes as President Wilson stands firm on his position. France backs a Brandeis style plan for a League of Nations mandate over Fiume, delaying sovereignty until 1923 while Yugoslavia gains a port. Ambassador Page announces his resignation after the conference.
Berling dispatch reports five hour German cabinet session. Scheidemann says treaty terms clash with Wilson fourteen points and notes notes counter proposals. He urges sober discussion and hopeful peaceful outcome while Berlin legislators debate possible world revolution implications.
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