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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

5

Johnson Borah Start Their Trip California Cheereds Next President

JOHNSON ANG BORAN START THEIR TRIP CALIFORNIAN CHEERED AS NEXT PRESIDENT By the Associated Press Chicago Sept 10 Crowds tonight besieged the auditorium theater where Republican senators began their western speaking tour in answer to President Wilsons demands for unconditional acceptance or total rejection of the peace treaty and league of nations covenant. Inside the theater Johnson spoke first then Borah both cheered as crowds pressed entrances and a parade formed along Michigan avenue.

Associated Press Chicago Auditorium Theater Wilson Johnson Borah McCormick Michigan Boulevard Siberia Senator Johnson Senator Borah Senate League of Nations Idaho

Belgian Cardinal Mercier Welcomed By Baltimore Crowds

Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium was greeted in Baltimore by a large crowd as he arrived to stay with Cardinal Gibbons. Soldiers, boys and girls lined the route, flowers were tossed, and music and cheering followed the two aged church leaders amid a camera frenzy and parochial school processions.

Associated Press Baltimore Mad Cardinal Mercier Belgium Cardinal Gibbons Company E 17Th Infantry Camp Meade Vive Cardinele

Suppression Proclaimed Against Sinn Fein in Cork

The government in Dublin proclaims suppression of Sinn Fein the Gaelic league the Irish volunteers and the Cumann Na mBan society in the city and county of Cork. The move signals intensified wartime controls and crackdown on Irish nationalist groups active in Cork.

Associated Press Dublin Sinn Fein The Gaelic League Irish Volunteers Cumann Na Moan Society Corky

Hildreth’s Taverns of Crime Echoed in Twin Falls Jewel Theft

John J. McGinnis alias Samuel C. Hildreth Jr admitted to Baltimore officers that he forged checks and stole jewels in Twin Falls Idaho, admitting a $5000 haul and a $200 check against a mother in law’s name. He fled after being spotted at a fair, then was captured near a cattle shed and turned over to authorities in Towson. He claimed further details of selling a three stone diamond ring in Philadelphia and pawn dealings in Ogden under an assumed name.

Twin Falls Idaho John J. McGinnis Samuel C. Hildreth Jr Baltimore Maryland A. N. Sprague McGinnis Baltimore American Louis Sneidman Sneidman Sickinson Gorcuch Glenscoe Grayson Philadelphia Ogden Jories

Wilson on world peace tour vows united US leadership

President Wilson greets a Mandan crowd during a week of travel across the heartland. He stresses that Americans must secure lasting peace, urging unity after the war. The speech at Bismarck is brief, with no night address, as the presidential special continues toward Billings Helena and Coeur d'Alene.

Witson Mandan N. C Wilson United States America Rockies Bismarck Billings Mont Helena Gary T. Grayson Grayson Coeur d'Alene Idaho Rathdrum Coeur d’Alene Seattle Ore

Steel Strike Set for September 22

The executive council of 24 unions representing steel workers announced a strike set to begin September 6, aiming to win recognition of WLONS and collective bargaining with United States Steel. Officials cited plant opposition, strong organizing drives, and recent killings by company guards as context for the action and warned of broad industry impact.

Associated Press Washington Wilson United States Steel Corporation Od Tmians Steel Corporation Executive Council Gary

More Furs Sold at St Louis Fall Auction

More than 2 750 000 dollars of furs were sold at the annual fall auction at the International Fur Exchange in St Louis. The sale marked strong demand as buyers from various firms competed for pelts and hides, signaling a robust market for the season.

Associated Press ST. Louis Shes Internationals Fur Exchange

Renteria killed by U S Captain near Can delaria

Marfa Texas dispatch reports Gregorio Renteria brother of bandit leader Jesus Renteria was shot dead by Captain Leonard Matlack across the Rio Grande near Candelaria after Renteria allegedly threatened two Americans. A parallel report says Villa rebels were captured with horses near Picdia Aman on September 6.

Associated Press Marfa Tex Gregorio Renteria Jesus Renteria Harold Peterson Paul Davis Mexico Leonard Matlack Candelaria Renteria San Antonio Chihuahua Rio Grande Matlack Antonio Pruneda Picdia Aman

Coal operators deny price fixing in Senate probe

Washington report says anthracite coal operators denied forming a price fixing pact during testimony to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee investigating the issue. The witnesses claimed no agreement existed among the firms to fix prices.

The Associated Press Washington Toda Senate

Three More Die as Polige Rid Turmoil Erupts

Boston battles police strike turmoil as cavalry charges, a machine gun fires, and mobs clash in Coollay Square and South Boston. Two men and a boy die. guardsmen disperse gamblers on Avery Street. 53 police suspended after mass march to police union HQ.

Associated Press Boston Mass Coollay Square State Guard Scollay Adams Avery Street Carl Mead State Cavalry Metropolitan Police Force Scollay Square Thelicemen’s Union Falhall Tri

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