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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1919

Page

3

Veterans Parade Opens To All Wars In Columbus Pageant

Thousands of veterans gather in Columbus for the annual G A R encampment parade. For the first time non G A R members including World War I Spanish American Mexican and Indian wars units and Sons of Veterans will march. Hot weather prompts many veterans to ride in cars as traffic is restricted downtown and chairs line sidewalks for the procession.

Associated Press Columbus Civi CG. A. R Sons of Veterans Adams

Cox Drives McGregor the Great To $10,000 Trot Victory

Syracuse report: Walter Cox, renowned New England horseman, pilots McGregor the Great and Ruth McGregor to a first heat victory in the 2:12 class trotter stakes at the Syracuse Grand Circuit Meeting. He also sets a 2:03 1 4 heat record for McGregor. Hollywood Billy wins a 2:13 pace in straight heats.

Syracuse N. Y Walter Cox New England McGregor the Great Fleet Peter Great Ruth McGregor Cox McGregor Hollywood Billy

Wage dispute pits Gary against Fitzpatrick in steel talks

Leaders of opposing sides in the wage controversy in the steel industry are Elbert H. Gary and John Fitzpatrick. Gary refused to discuss matters relating to employees with labor union representatives, contrary to Fitzpatrick’s suggestion for steel workers. Also noted are horse racing results with Homefast unseated by Leonard entry and trot winners Nedda and Natalie The Great with best times listed.

Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation John Fitzpatrick Chicago Federation of Labor Gary Fitzpatrick

Larue Knocked Out in Second Round by Morris

William Larue of San Francisco, famed for beating Willie Meehan, was knocked out in the second round of a four round heavyweight bout by Carl Morris of Oklahoma in Oakland.

Larue Associated Press Oakland William Bill) Larue Sa Francisco Willie Meehan Carl Morris Oklahoma

Australian rail link bid to connect South Australia

Adelaide reports Australian railway contractors offer to connect South Australia and Port Darien and to accept federal bonds for the project. Also noted are 1000 bushels of Elberta peaches for canning and a reference to See Ind Vance at the Public Market.

Adelaide South Australia Port Darien Ind Vance

Death Valley Temperatures Soar Under Artificial Shade

In Death Valley California the summer heat climbs to 135 degrees in artificial shade and humidity remains at one percent. The extreme conditions highlight the region's harsh climate and demand for cooling measures amid record heat.

Death Valley California

Senate to Return Treaty to Senate With Amendments

Washington reports the Ger man War peace treaty will be returned to the Senate by the Foreign Relations Committee with amendments and league reservations two months after its initial presentation. Senator Hitchcock will file a minority report and debate starts Monday as allies and foes brace for a major clash next week. Republican opponents Spencer Johnson Borah McCormick plan to rally against the treaty as others tour Chicago to urge continued opposition.

Washington Hohtlis Senate Foreign Relations Wilson Hitchcock Nebraska Germy League Spencer Missouri Johnson California Borah Idaho McCormick Illinois Chicago

West speaks on reservations to peace treaty tour

Arrangements completed for a mass meeting in Chicago to announce speaking tours by Senator Hiram Johnson of California and Senator William Borah of Idaho advocating reservations to the peace treaty and the league covenant. Johnson will travel from Chicago to Indianapolis, St. Louis, following Wilson's route. Borah plans a separate route.

Chicago Senatoris Hiram Johnson California Idaho West Johnson Indianapolis St. Louis Wilson Borah

Names of service members by common surnames in wartime rolls

The report lists 53 000 Johnsons 61 000 Smiths 18 500 Walkers and 47 900 Williamses among United States service members during the war, illustrating the prevalence of common surnames in wartime records.

U. S

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Marge Leonard Nedda Onondaga Natalie the Great Mr. Dudley Trans-Australia Bank OF Twin Falls Twin Falls, Idaho F. F. Johnson W. H. Eldridge Jd. M. Maxwell W. E. Nixon H. L. Maxwell Botah Goinson Trail the President Hira
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