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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

4

Former leaders Cleveland 0 October 27 tribute speech

The passage recalls Theodore Roosevelt and William McKinley as founders of a new era of national progress. Senator Harding tells a large Gray's Armory crowd his aim to sustain united nationalism and Roosevelt's policy gains, urging a world role for America and a fair, just order.

Cleveland Theodore’ Roosevelt William McKinley Benator Harding Gray's Armory Onight United Roosevelt United States McSinley Harding America

Chitaro AL Denies Evidence From Redmond Case

The Chicago American League club issued a denial through its secretary Harry Grabbiner that Warry Redmond or any other party had provided positive evidence before the grand inquiry. The statement stresses lack of confirmed information and maintains the team’s stance amid ongoing reporting.

Eebasghall Chi- 70 Shafimatt Redmond B. B. Johnson American League Charles A. Comiskey Chicago Chitaro American League Harry Grabbiner Warry Redmond

Come Back club formed by disabled veterans in New York

Disabled veterans establish the Come Back Club at Columbia University to address two harms: mistreatment by federal boards and employers, and the opposite attitude that life should be easy for those who suffered in war. The move marks a first real step in rehabilitation efforts driven by soldiers themselves.

New York Columbia University of A Federal Board Employera

Come-Back Club at Columbia Promotes Disabled Soldier Pride

The Come-Back Club at Columbia emphasizes pride in individual comeback, club standing, and public acknowledgment of disabled soldiers’ place in the community. Since its start, over 300 disabled soldiers have joined, with plans to spread to every school with disabled students. A key aim is to house buddies under one roof to combat loneliness.

Columbia Prdse

Rogerson Local Residents Return and Travel Notes

Roy Mather returned to Rogerson Saturday with his family and will teach at the Rogerson school. Walter Russell visits Rogerson briefly. Hatlie Hessely goes to Twin Falls after a Rogerson visit. Wiggins and Winters ship freight to Three Creek. Grown and Shearer head to Jardridge with freight. Nina Nicolay leaves for Twin Falls Teachers Institute. M. W. Davis and Horace Walpole of Shoshone Basin are in Rogerson on business. Robert McLean from Antelope Springs visits Rogerson. W. M. Hines leaves for a hunting trip to return next week. Mrs. Elmeritzpatrick visits Pocatello. J. B. Rice returns to Pocatello for medical care. Fred Craig and Mrs. Craig of Goat Springs visit Rogerson. Frances Newson of San Jacinto comes through Rogerson. Bill Helsely returns to Contet, Nevada. John J. Weighall visits from his ranch. Jess Smith and wife, ill in Twin Arts, return to Rogerson.

Roy KE. Mather Rogerson Teachers’ Institute Twin Walls M. W. Davis Horace Walpole Shoshone Basin Robert McLean Antelope Springs W. M. Hines Elmeritzpatrick Pocatello Tola

Prohibition Looms Big on Philippine Islands

Prohibition looms large in Manila with Americans largely opposing it while Filipinos grow in favor. Dr Marvin A Rader of the Methodist church is the main prohibition advocate aided by Bienvenido A Tan a young lawyer on the municipal board. The board debated a liquor ban for Manila but limited it to restrict American soldiers and sailors. Congressman Charles H Randall plans to raise the issue in Congress.

PY. J Marvin A. Rader Methodist Church Bienvenido A. Tan Manila Charles H. Randall Congressional Junketers Islands Congress

Steel Corp Reports Third Quarter Earnings Rise

United States Steel Corp issued its third quarter earnings showing total income of 45,051,640 dollars, up 4,895,835 from the prior period. Net change and surplus details are partially given, with figures indicating improved performance over the preceding calendar quarter.

New York United States Steel Corporation

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