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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1919

Page

6

Irish Leaders Fail to Get Safe Conducts to Paris

The Irish delegation in the United States failed to secure safe conducts for Edward Dan Valera Arthur Griffith and Count Plunkett to Paris for the peace conference. Secretary Lansing notified Frank Walsh that British assurances and subsequent offensive remarks by the delegation made further effort futile. Walsh disputed official backing and affirmed the group did not authorize any private dealings.

Associated, Press Paris Dunne Illinois Frank P. Walsh Michael F. Ryan United States Edward Dan Valera Arthur Griffith Count Plunkett Lansing Walsh England Ireland France

Passage on passports and Irish delegation utterances

A fragment discusses a voyage of citizens and the procurement through covenants. The letter asks for names of persons offended by the utterances of the delegation in Ireland and denies the delegation made statements not in line with the stated passport application purpose.

Ithe Iréland

Typhus Epidemic Spreads Across Poland and Hungary

Associated Press reports 100000 Poles ill with typhus, with the disease spreading in Hungary and several southeastern European nations. Epidemic conditions raise fears of winter spread. the supreme economic council forms a committee with Red Cross to plan combat measures against typhus and cholera.

Associated Press Paris Poland Supreme Economic Council Hungary Europe Supreme Council League of the Red Cross

Federal court blocks interference with war beer production

New York May 27 Federal Judge Mayer issued three injunctions restraining the U S district attorney revenue of the New York district from interfering with war beer production by Jacob Hoffman Brewing, Claussen Flanagan, and Jacob Ruppert breweries. Separate injunctions were needed after District Attorney Caffey objected to an omnibus order. The injunctions remain in effect while the case on whether beer of 28 4 per cent alcohol content is intoxicating is decided.

Associated Press New York Mayer United States District Attorney Revenue New York District Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company Claussen-Flanagan Brewing Company Jacob Ruppert Brewing Company Caffey

Mexican Troops Denied Passage Through Texas

El Paso May 27 Governor Hobby withdrew his approval for Mexican troops to pass through Texas on their way from Sonora to Juarez to campaign against Villa. The telegram signed by Hobby and sent to State Senator Dudley states the governor regrets granting approval and has withdrawn it after new information from Dudley. The action followed a protest against the move, which had been approved yesterday at the Mexican government’s request via the state department.

Associated Press EL Paso Texas Hobby Sonora Juarez Villa Dudley State Department

Memorial Day Parade Call From Sons of Veterans

All Sons of Veterans invited to meet at the court house corner Shoshone Street and Fourth Avenue at 10 a.m. May 30 to join Twin Falls G A R in the Memorial Day parade. Signed by S V Atherton Commander and H E Powers Secretary Twin Falls Camp Sons of Veterans.

Sons OF Veterans Court House Couner Shoshone Fourth Avenue Twin Falls

Sparrows Harass Gardens Prompt Farm Bureau Appeals

Gardeners in Twin Falls and vicinity appeal to the farm bureau to curb sparrow damage. The birds attack lettuce, tomatoes, and peas, and strychnine is being distributed to those requesting it to feed the pests.

Harrass Gardens Farm Bureau Twin Falls Ald AD

Cooperative restaurants in Brussels feed war workers

Brussels reports indicate cooperative restaurants served over 40 million meals at prices of nine to ten cents during the war. A subsidy system kept home meal prices at seven cents for the needy, with as many as 66,000 meals in a single day at war’s end. As conditions improve, the number of these restaurants is being reduced. Separate dispatches note the Russian army’s rapid gains under Generals Gaida and Diedrichs, and a growing force on the western front.

Brussels

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Wilson de. Valera Coronel House Mr. Walsh Treland Federat H. E H. Powers Twin Falls Camp Lucky Strike Tobacco Omsk Gaida Diedrichs Kolchak Woodworth Paycholo Columbia University al Testa O
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