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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes an auto show opening in the afternoon with a parade and evening lights, highlighting a dazzling display and Troubadours. References decorations and a grand exhibit labeled as Anitos.
Local hero Aviator Barker tours the region advertising the Twin Falls Chronicle Automobile Show. He will carry passengers on flights from Kimberly to Hansen and back, performing stunts daily. Crowds are expected east of Twin Falls on the Kimberly road to watch takes offs and landings as the new man made bird thrills the public.
Associated Press report from Chicago outlines a meeting of 215 farmers and farm organizations. President presents questions about cooperation among producers and consumers and the atmosphere of the gathering.
Daniels testified before a senate investigating committee criticizing Admiral Sims for pro British bias and alleged failure to support US war aims. He accused Sims of seeking British honors, lack of vision for the North Sea barrage, and called Mayo’s overseas dispatch to gain British cooperation. Notably no lives were lost transporting the army to France.
Reports from Nikolaevsk in Siberia describe Bolshevik forces attacking a small Japanese garrison after capturing the town. Refugees recount prisoners taken, a barrage on the consulate, and a barracks fire that killed Japanese soldiers and civilians. exact Japanese strength estimated at 130 men.
Hartford Conn May 10 Governor Holcomb replies to the flying squadron of suffragists representing 48 states and again declines to dial.
Washington May 10 President Wilson urged Democrats to pursue ratification in the campaign drawing reaction from W J Bryan Senator Reed of Missouri and Senator Johnson of California Reed warned of GOP and southern realignment while Johnson opposed the lodge reservations and argued the league was either good or bad with no middle ground Bryan reaffirmed immediate ratification by joint action to move the issue off the campaign trail
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