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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1920

Page

5

Roosevelt and Bill Jones in Yellowstone saga and ski tales

The article recalls Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s 1908 Yellowstone visit, where he befriended park scouts and a reprobate woodcutter named Bill Jones. Roosevelt joked, swapped yarns, and endorsed ski running before a tense plan to sneak out at night. The piece also cites aging-rejuvenation theories by Dr. I Leo Nashher.

Yellowstone Roosevelt Park William Jones Kim McBride Tanger Jones Bill Jones Rockies United States Bul Sid Roosevelt McBride Ted Bill Bear Creek Canon Hotel John First Cavalry Teddy

Bird Study of Interest in Extreme Climate

A new chance to study how climate extremes affect birds centers on the English sparrow which spread from New York after 1860 to 1871 or 1872 in California and has now reached Death Valley at Greenland ranch. Dr Grinnell notes a location at 178 feet below level with temperatures sometimes exceeding 130 degrees. The potential impact on development is awaited with interest.

New York City California Joseph “Grinnell University of California Death Valley Greenland Ranch Agnesy

Navy plans largest dirigibles with transatlantic goals

Captain Craven told the House Naval Committee that the Navy will build two superdirigibles, the British-built ship now under construction in England to make a transatlantic flight next fall, with a second craft 50 feet longer at an estimated 2.7 million dollars. American naval personnel are in England training for the project.

Navy England Craven Naval Aviation House Naval Committee America Scientific American

Unceasing Vigilance and a Bizarre Hearing Moment

A fragment from a reported hearing shows banter about prohibition raids and a reference to a Bingbanger group. The dialogue includes a remark about a bottle and a baby, reflecting odd interjections during the proceeding.

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Oldest bank yields to progress with one telephone

One of the city’s oldest banks on Wall Street has installed a telephone, first at a single station to avoid upsetting long-standing customs. The staff, loyal to tradition, remains quietly formal while a bearded man with a deep voice is chosen as the first operator. A new synthetic resin Camar, derived from coal tar, emerges as a versatile substitute for gum resins and used in varnishes, leather dressings, inks, and molded binders, with a wide melting range and diverse applications.

March of Progress Wall Street

Old Allen and His Car The Curious Neighbor Tale

A neighbor about four year old Old Allen loves accompanying his owner to the garage where the man tinkers with a new car. One day a jumper sparked a misfortune. the owner returned home and later searched for Allen who sadly admitted the garage was gone and the boy had no place to go.

Allen Cny Adem

Girls and Boys Clash Over Mixed Education in Pekin University

Report from Pekin describes a public fight between girl and boy students at a government university amid a failed mixed education trial. Boys allegedly pursued rivals during school hours, provoking jealous retaliation and leading authorities to halt the experiment.

Pekin Iipao Tentous Ted Government Fas Distin

Subways beneath Chicago's busy State and Madison

Chicago native claims a 65 mile underground tunnel network beneath the city. Narrow gauge freight trains move earth, ash, coal, and hotel supplies from building sites to the lakefront, easing street traffic. Turtle sightings alongside trains are seen as good luck by crews.

Chicago State and Madison Streets Madison Trac Creata Superintendent of Transportation

Radio Station at Cheyenne Connects Transcontinental Route

Cheyenne Wyoming October 16 government radio station at the field is completed. Workmen who constructed it have left for Salt Lake to erect the station here. Airplanes will be equipped with wireless to keep in touch with stations along the continental route from New York to San Francisco.

Cheyene Wyo Wiati New York San Francisco

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