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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1919

Page

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Fish Cooking Tips and Local Social Notes in Twin Falls

Open fishing season and domestic chatter as Twin Falls residents discuss fish prep and supper plans. Recipes include pan broiling trout and a creole method with milk and eggs. Social entries note dinner hosted for Dr. E. H. Lindley at the Idaho university, 12 covers, and a later gathering for Mrs. Frank Lytle before her California move along with a school friend party hosted by Miss Frances Murray.

Twin Falls M. J. Sweeley E. H. Lindley Idaho University Lindley Hal G. Blue Burton Morse E. M. Sweeley H. B. Lewis M. Sweeley Frank Lytle California Roberson Mesdames Frank Lytle van Hamert Rudolph Hugh Lewis Ferris Foltz Burkhold Frances Murray Mrs. Murray Edna Stover Esther Chapman Barbara Sanger Ella Holland Dorothy Channel Marjorie Pheton Mary Bunce Jean Sprague Dorothy Warner Bulles

Keeping an Eye on the Women Folks

Fargo North Dakota elects Mrs F Wilder as police commissioner. Adachi of Japan says women should not vote until they can carry a gun. Argentina's women demand equality in government and voting. A woman diplomat arrives in America. Gerda Anderson named secretary of the Danish legation in Washington, noted as pianist and polyglot. Toronto Canada foreign service links and a new eight hour day six day week push.

Adachi United States Senate America Gerda Anderson Washington Miss Anderson Petrograd

Unemployed Women Workers Receive 3.75 Weekly Benefit

In England more than 500,000 women war workers are receiving government unemployment benefits of 3.75 dollars per week.

England

Royal Neighbors Meet Friday Evening at I O O F Hall

The Royal Neighbors will hold their regular meeting Friday evening at 8 o clock at the I O O F hall with members urged to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.

I. O. O. F. Hall

Palmolive Prices Raise Buyer Costs With Regular Markups

The speaker argues against inflated prices, stating Palmolive Vanishing Cream should be 50 cents per jar and Palmolive Talcum Powder 2 for 5 cents, but are being quoted at 60 cents and 30 cents respectively. The higher tags are only 20 percent above regular prices.

Harrison and Wrentmore wed in Berkeley ceremony

Governor general of the Philippines Francis Burton Harrison married Miss Elizabeth Wrentmore in Berkeley California at 5:30 PM in a small ceremony. The couple's romance began in Manila with obstacles including a diphtheria quarantine and objection from the bride's mother.

Associated Press San Diego Cal Mabel Judson Harrison Francis Burton Harison The Philippines Chicago Francis Burton Harrison Philippine Islands Elizabeth Wrentmore University of California Berkeley Johnstone Myers Emmanuel Baptist Church Archibald Harrison New York Lorraine Dean Ensign George Wrentmore U. U. S. New Mexico Ethel Hundbestman University of Washington Clarence E. Wrentmore Manila W. G. Pemberton James R. Leask H. L. Haas Harrison Palace Wrentmore College of Manila Constance Cary Harrison Washington DD. C

Gown for Afternoon Tea Blossoms in New York Fashion

A New York designer reveals a stunning tea gown crafted from dull gunmetal cloth with a silver banded coat that forms a flowing train. The gown is straight and sheath like, its rose chiffon drapery heavily beaded along the edge in matching color.

New York

Directors Declare Dividend by Union Tank Line Company

The Union Tank Line board in New York on May 15 declared a dividend of 1.50 dollars per share for the quarter ending June 25 and called a special meeting of stockholders.

Tors Union Tank Line Company

Union Tank Car Company Name Change and Capital Increase

The corporation seeks authorization to change its name to Union and Tank Car Company and to raise its capital stock from 12 million dollars to 25 million dollars. The action would align corporate identity with its expanded operations and provide greater financial flexibility for growth.

F the Corporation Union, Tank Car Company

Paris teen charged with murder over inheritance

Georgette Bul, sixteen, faces murder charges for killing her own child to obtain a forty thousand dollar inheritance from painter Charles Godin. The baby, placed with the grandmother, later died after Georgette allegedly tipped it into the sea while walking on a jetty.

Associated Press Paris Georgette Bul Georgette Charles Godin

Traitors to Allied Cause Plot With Bolsheviks

Stockholm May 16 Associated Press reports Bolshevik outbreaks to start in Murmansk and extend through the Murmanks front would have drawn allied troops into the plot had authorities not discovered it. Proclamations urging workers to kill authorities and pledge to Lenin and Trotsky were seized. Demonstrations and processions were banned and troops surrounded the arrested plotters.

Associated Press Stockholm Murmansk Murmanks Lénine Trotsky

War Pigeons Demobilized in Charity Sale Aid Victims

In Brussels on May 15 thousands of British war pigeons that served as army messengers are being sold in France and Belgium. Proceeds go to charities of those countries. The Germans had a similar program, but kept pigeons as a key aid, with some birds landing in British lines and later released with dud messages.

Associated Press Brussels France Belgium

Press Gets Distinct Treaty Signing In Versailles

Paris May 15 press reports: the signing will occur near the center of the Gal erie des Glaces within the Versailles palace instead of the exact spot of the German empire proclamation in 1871.

Associated Press Paris Galerie Des Glaces Versailles Palace

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