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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
6
A bond investor defends government par promises amid widespread criticism of Liberty bonds. He notes the government did not guarantee par trading prices, only par at maturity with fixed interest. He argues selling early involves normal discounting and cautions against blaming the government for market actions.
United States to build a major wireless station on Tong Island New York with construction to start soon. Estimated cost about 10 million dollars. The facility will exceed three miles in diameter and include 72 towers.
The passage questions the boundaries of space and mastery as astonishing developments unfold rapidly. It suggests that even without physical contact, connection has become a fact, challenging the idea of isolation and prompting reflection on what limits remain to human knowledge.
The piece urges the president and Senate to end the deadlock over the Versailles treaty or Lodge reservations. It argues for returning the treaty to the Senate for ratification, admitting failure to pass intact, and seeking a compromise that restores national momentum for domestic action and unity.
Simple mental tests similar to army assessments are used to classify orphaned and humane society wards. They guide placing children in surroundings that aid development and reveal unexpected truths, like a child answering kidnapped means me. Intelligent humane treatment improves futures and benefits society by turning treated children into assets.
A department of justice report notes American Woolen, the largest American woolen cloth maker, earned enough in the first quarter to imply a 400 percent annual profit on all common stock. The piece recalls the president berating profiteering and hints at ongoing congressional debates on essential life costs.
A historical note traces the early formation of the Republican Party with references to Ripon Wisconsin and the 1854 meetings that shaped the party. It cites A J Bovay and Horace Greeley, the 1864 senate bill on slavery, and the 1860s push to form a national convention that followed in Philadelphia.
The aircraft AY on arrived in San Francisco today seven hours out from the port of San Angeles in what was announced as the first trip of a regular passenger service between the two cities. It carried six passengers and two pilots. It touched at Bakersfield and Fresno where the passengers disembarked for lunch.
Associated Press report from Lincoln Nebraska May 25 states Ray Taylor 19 of Davenport Town died today after drinking poison. The city mission superintendent, where he lived, said Taylor failed to return to duty on furlough which may have influenced the act.
In Washington, Speaker Mondell urged Republican House members to adopt a speed-up program, saying the chamber should act promptly on legislation. The plan was presented as a push to accelerate Congress and reduce delays in the legislative process.
Chicago report notes a change in the Western Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament rules increasing team participation. Each college may enter four singles players and two doubles teams this year, up from previous limits, with the event scheduled for the end of the month.
The Associated Press reports the population of Norfolk Nebraska will be announced at 10 30 a m tomorrow in Washington.
T Dan Connor executor of Anna Connor deceased invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be delivered at the office of John Davies in the Babcock Building in Twin Falls Idaho the place fixed for estate business. Dated May 16 1926.
The State of Idaho serves summons to Thomas M Clinton Minnie M Clinton Charles H McQuown Harvey R Harp J B Norris and their wives in Twin Falls County to answer a complaint filed in the Fourth Judicial District. The action seeks foreclosure of a mortgage made February 8 1916 by Clinton and Clinton to A L Hoppaugh recorded in Book 30 page 201 and covering Twin Falls property described as parts of the NE and SE quarters in a certain township. Defendants must appear within twenty days of service or forty days if served outside the district.
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