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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1920

Page

4

City council flags economy and tighter rules on traffic

Maybr Eldridge told the council that economy must guide city policy and instructed department heads to trim forces and cut services where possible. The body moved to bar oil stations within 500 feet of schools, designate the fire chief as fire marshal, and consider stricter traffic rules while addressing outstanding warrants and tax collection concerns.

Maybr Eldridge Minnick Bevercombe Washington Wallers

Sounding board installed to aid Alp Lavering Dancers

A new sounding board device is installed by Alp Lavering to assist the dancers and orchestra, featuring a movable board that signals pricing and storage benefits. The council approves the general concept, prohibits idling engines near the dance venue, and addresses a future filling station plan at Blue Lakes Shoshone R.C. Beech intersections. Lavering’s setup aims to improve space use and dance operations while the city tightens traffic and noise rules.

Lavering Blue Lakes Shoshone Street R.C. Beech Lewiston Eleventh Avenue John Bevercombe Days Bavercombe

Club Events And Dances In The Twentieth Century

The Current Events department of the Twentieth Century club meets at Mrs. W. F. Pike’s home on Tenth avenue east this afternoon. The M. S. club hosts a dinner Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant. The O Ty 8. holds a meeting at eight this evening before the dance at the hall. The Pythian Sisters stage a hard time dance at the Masonic Temple Sunday evening. The American Legion plans a Thanksgiving dance Wednesday at the Lavering pavilion. Elk invitations go out for a dancing party at their hall Thursday evening. The Business Woman's club enjoyed its inaugural dance last Friday with vocal solos by Mrs. O. P. Duvall between dances.

Department of the Twentieth Century Club W. F. Pike Tenth Avenue East Earl Bryant Masonic Temple The Elks Elks Lodge Business ‘Woman's Club

Storage in Reservoir Continues to Increase at Moran

Moran Wyoming outlet reports 6 540 acre feet stored during the week ending November 13 down from 7 480 a year ago. The reservoir holds 129 020 acre feet, well below last year’s 351 159 on the same date. Week precipitation to November 18 was 0 00 inch, matching last year, and September 1 to November 13 totals were 4 12 inches versus 5 42 inches in 1919.

Moran Wyoming

W P Guteie Wins Case Before Supreme Court

In Bolas the Supreme Court heard Leitch versus the Owyhee Sheep and Land to decide if a home ra teader could delegate a two mile grazing limit. The ruling will settle whether the owner’s rights could be transferred or limited by another party.

Supreme Court Bolas Leitch Sheep and Land

Judge Guthrie Rules on Homesteader Grazing Privilege

The Supreme Court sustains Judge Guthrie's view that a homesteader may use grazing within two miles of home for his stock and may delegate use if stock is insufficient. The first action is dismissed and the second reversed in this historic ruling.

W. P. Guthrie Guthrie Supreme Court

Mathematic Club Holds First Heilds Jyrsspicssion

The Mathematic club of Twin Falls high school held its first meeting Monday evening. Dudley Swim was elected president after the resignation of the former leader. A program featured numbers, a talk on the club’s purpose, a reading on Pythagoras, and a Q and A on Sundays. Paper hats and popcorn closed the event. Regular meetings will be the third Sunday of each month.

Mathematic Club Twin Falls High School Dudley Swim Miss McGoughlin Helen Clark Mr. Neubert

Powers Denies Hay Claim On Local Farm Tract

H E Powers yesterday emphatically denied a statement that 600 or 100 tons of alfalfa hay exist on the tract. He asserts there are between 60 000 and 70 000 tons of alfalfa on the property, calling the previous figures a serious undercount and a breach of accuracy that puts him in an embarrassing position.

H. E. Powers Itm Powers

Final Western Conference Football Standings

Chicago November 20 final standings show Ohio State 6 losses. Wisconsin 4-1. Indiana 3-1. Illinois 4-2. Iowa 3-2. Michigan 2-2. Northwestern 2-3. Chicago 2-4. Purdue 0-4. Minnesota 0-6.

Chicago Ohio State Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Iowa Michigan Northwestern Purdue Minnesota

Secure Marriage License Issued in Castleford

A marriage license was issued yesterday to Terrence R. Sying aged 22 and Blanche Madge aged 24, both residents of Castleford.

Terrence R. Sying Blanche Madge Castleford

Twin Falls Hosts Array of Visiting Business Figures

Twin Falls saw a stream of visitors with business interests present yesterday afternoon and today. Notables include H Murder of Contact motoréa in Twin Falls, T Thomas of Burley for a brief visit, Carroll Wallace of Hailey arriving for a short visit, M B E Harris of Jerome in town for several days, and Mr and Mrs Goit of Burley guests at Kerr residence. B1L Husted of Hagerman, owner of a top Hagerman valley ranch, also visiting relatives. Laeger of Shepstone and Guy Shearer of Filer were among others in town for urgent business or brief trips. Parsons of Contact, Nevada, arrived for a two day business trip.

Twin Falls Y. H Motoréa Ito T. Thomas Burley Carroll Wallace Hailey Twin Talla Friends M. BE. Harris Jerome

Government Office Rent Survey Under Way in Major Cities

Washington November 2 A national survey by the Treasury to determine office rental expenses in large cities is in progress with aims to cut costs. Early figures indicate tens of millions yearly, with four largest cities alone reporting over two million annually. The survey covers about 150 cities with populations over 100,000, projecting similar rates elsewhere. New York alone reports about 1.6 million dollars annually.

Washington The Treasury New York

City office rents rise with Boston leading totals

Boston pays 246862 annually for extra office space while Chicago spends 173604 and Philadelphia 108862. Officials say more detailed figures will be provided in a letter to Congress.

Boston Chicago Philadelphia Offiaia Congress

Midshipmen Promise to Obey Regulations at Annapolis

At the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland the first class midshipmen through their class president declined to promise to obey the institution regs to the best of their ability. Admiral Scales quickly lifted segregation of the plebe fourth class as a precaution against further hate cases.

Annapolig United States ‘Naval ‘Academy Naval Academy Scales Admiral Scales Promply

Edison Excused From Jury Duty Due to Cold

Newark New Jersey November 22 Thomas A Edison has a cold and was excused from jury duty. His wife was to be forewoman of Essex county s second feminine jury convened today. Her place was filled by Edith Colby wife of former United States Senator Colby after the judge granted her request to stay at home with Mr Edison.

Newark N. J Thomas ‘A. Edison Tie Essex County Edith ‘Colby United States Colby Edison

Strangler Lewis defeats Zbysko in long catch match

In New York on November 22, Strangler Lewis of Lexington Ky threw Wladek Zbysko of Poland in a catch as catch can bout using a flying headlock after one hour 25 minutes and 45 seconds. Lewis earned the right to meet Joe Stecher of Dodge Neb, current worlds champion, who tonight threw Leon O’Donnell of France in 14 minutes 44 seconds with a body scissors and arm hold.

New York Strangler Lewis Lexington Wladek Zbysko Poland Joe Stecher Dodge Neb Leon O'Donnell France

Armenians Claim Counterattack Reclaims Alexandropol

An Armenian source reports Armenian forces renewed hostilities against Turkish nationalist forces led by Mustafa Kemal and recaptured Alexandropol after a counteroffensive. The dated dispatch notes tensions between Armenia and Turkish factions and confirms Armenian gains in the contested region.

Constantinople Novy Armenia Mustapha Memal Palsa Turkish Nationa Lit Saga Anazi Alexandropol

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Eldridge Ande O. Ty. 8 American Legion Lavering Pavillion Jyrspsicssion Midshipmen Zbysko Union Wright’s Wool Union One-Price Clothiers Oxford Madras
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