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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary lines show publisher Harold McGrath and editor notes, business manager Arthur Alworth, and a post office second class mail registration in Twin Falls Idaho. The piece stresses loyalty to the nation and government against enemies, with a wartime tone reaffirming authority and defense of institutions.
Maximilian Harden critiques the peace treaty in Die Zukunft noting Germans expect “mental guarantees” from the Allies and criticizing current leadership. The Salvation Army in France launches a $1,000,000 fund drive to aid home work, praised for its record beyond doughnut distribution and its ongoing mission.
A photograph of an American soldier cemetery in France shows gravemarkers readable across races and nations. The text declares all who lie there are Americans in spirit, urging homeward Americans to honor their sacrifice by defending democracy worldwide and shaping a more united, loyal nation.
The council of foreign ministers in Paris considered restoring Belgian archives seized by Germany, evaluating German military actions in Sicily, Baltic commission reports, and issues over the Banat of Temesvar and Ruthenians in Hungary. A four-power panel debated recognizing Kolchak at Omsk, with no decision yet.
Versailles May 23 German peace delegates who left yesterday for Spa will divide into two groups. One group led by Count von Brockdorff Rantzau will return to Versailles tomorrow while the other remains at Spa for a few days.
Illinois defeated Wisconsin 8 to 3 in Madison on May 23 to extend a three game winning streak in the Western Conference baseball standings. The Illini offense produced early runs and held Wisconsin to limited scoring, maintaining control through the mid and late innings.
The collection compiles China’s official papers on the year of the war, arranged chronologically into five parts. Part 1 covers severance of diplomatic ties and China’s declaration of war, Part 3 the recall and departure of officials, Part 4 outlines wartime rules, Part 6 lists documents on enemy treatment, and Part 9 covers recall of ministers from Germany and Austria-Hungary. A stray transcript snippet appears, mentioning an unrelated dialogue.
In a playful aside Martha suggests that adding domestic duties to the wedding vows would curb hurried arguments. The quip reflects traditional gender roles and household expectations in a lighthearted tone.
Washington May 23 reports framing of senate republican committee states is complete The slate proposes Penrose for finance and Warren for appropriations facing Progressive opposition Conference to finalize decisions before senate convening Page would lead naval committee under seniority rule Smoot shifted to public lands chair with last minute changes The list covers foreign relations military affairs and more across major panels
Helena May 23. A plan to join national parks with a vast highway system is advanced after a meeting of Montana commercial club presidents and good roads advocates. Representatives from Idaho Utah California Washington Oregon Montana Wyoming and Colorado will be invited to an upcoming gathering. Yellowstone Park is proposed as the meeting locale with committees to engage other states and organize the event.
Washington May 28 Approval of a plan limits separate women groups within the Republican party to temporary status. Women may join on equality with men, with independents allowed party participation if state central bodies recognize them. Temporary feminine clubs are deemed necessary but to be short lived.
Brussels reports that Maastricht municipal elections favored candidates who advocated annexation to Belgium. The district is part of ongoing negotiations to ratify the 1839 treaty, with Belgium asserting a claim to the area.
For sale. A single large popcorn wagon and the bus business in Caldwell Idaho. Owner O F Smith offers quick sale details and contact inquires. Potential buyers are urged to act promptly.
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