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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
2
The Chronicle from Twin Falls Idaho opens with editor Robert H Stevenson and confirms postal entry and publication rights. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive republication rights for dispatches and local scene reporting.
A reflective editorial contrasts modern abundance with the Pilgrims hardships at the Landing tercentenary in New England. It urges readers to compare their year to the Pilgrims’ struggle and gratitude for freedom, industry, and survival rather than plenitude. It questions today’s doubters who claim nothing is to be thankful for.
Reaction in Greece shows monarchist gains and waning public support for Venizelos. The piece notes Venizelos' wartime leadership, Greece's postwar expansion under his guidance, and growing appetite for a royal restoration led by Constantine, who was exiled after clashing with allied powers.
The Canal Record reports the Panama Canal is now self-sustaining with last year’s operating expenses 6.55 million dollars and receipts at 8.94 million, yielding a surplus over 2 million. Total operating cost since opening slightly exceeds revenue by just over 2 million, yet yearly profit suggests deficit will not continue.
A report says Mrs Terrence Mac Swiney, widow of Cork’s mayor, may visit the United States soon. The piece urges sympathy for her and her husband, but cautions that Ireland’s issue must be resolved by careful statecraft, not U.S. sentiment, and urges Ireland to unite before any American commitment.
A Bureau of Biological Survey bulletin urges trapping common moles and curing their hides for fur. Both western and eastern moles have commercial value, rivaling imported skins, making backyard trapping appealing with minimal investment and no feed costs.
Shipping men complain that their needs swing between ships for shipments and ship ments for ships, reflecting ongoing pressure over maritime logistics and supply constraints.
The remark notes England Italy and France using Thanksgiving season to declare which piece of Turkey they prefer, a playful nod to diplomacy amid holiday timing. It highlights cross national humor and the lighthearted tone of choosing a preferred Turkey portion as a metaphor for allied relations.
U S agent Eugene H Parker reports a band led by Gen Pedro Guaman, formerly a Carranza lieutenant colonel, crossed from the American bank of the Rio Grande and captured the Mexican village of Ramirez before fleeing inland as Mexican federal troops pursued them.
Investigation notes the raiders crossed 28 miles west of Brownsville and presented papers signed by General Lucio Blanco claiming Guzman as a general. Nine band members were armed at La Florida ranch, seized horses, moved to Ramirez station, robbed Jose Trevino of 120 dollars, captured the station, cut telegraph lines, and seized equipment. One report of a telegraph operator's capture at Ramirez was later found false.
Los Angeles November 2 A telegraphic invitation was sent to Centre College Kentucky to dispatch its football team to Los Angeles to play the Pacific coast fleet team Lt John Cook of the submarine base at Los Angeles harbor announced tonight
Senator Gooding argues for farmers protection amid low markets and high freight costs. He says no inland western product can be marketed above cost except sugar, warning of severe consequences without relief. He proposes an embargo as an immediate remedy and undertakes to implement it.
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