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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1919

Page

4

Rate Pact to Oppose Tit Labor Unrest in America

President Wilson spoke in Helena Montana and elsewhere urging swift ratification of the peace treaty to quell unrest spreading from Russia. He warned radicalism means cutting up by the roots and called the league of nations essential to world peace and safeguarding small nations against war, stressing America as trustee for the world.

Helena Mont Montana Wilson Russia Sam Stewart United States Cuba Versailles League mid-Europe Mr. Wilson America

Nonpartisans Own This Bank Prompts Policy Debate

A fragmented passage discusses North Dakota's state owned bank, its lobby and officials, then shifts to remarks by Mr Wilson on league covenant protections and the Monroe Doctrine. It mentions objections, safeguards, and potential changes while noting timing constraints on cabinet changes and treaty signing.

New State Bank of North Dakota North Dakota P. A. Benson Farm Loan Department Wilson Paris

No Highway Contracts Let This Year In Twin Falls District

Twin Falls district highway director W J Johnson says no contracts will be let this year for county roads. He notes a possible contract for state highways in Twin Falls Filer and Buhl districts may go forward if federal authorities approve. The rock crusher is to operate around October 1 and railroad track work is progressing satisfactorily with seventy three people employed.

Twin Falla Highway W. J. Johnson Johnson Twin Falls Filer Buhl State Highway Board

THREE GREEK LAD FORGER 15 CHARGE

Axvel Beaton aged 28 of Three Creek was brought to Twin Falls on forgery charges. He is jailed awaiting trial after deputy K Redmond arrested him for writing a $325 check using Ben Dunne’s signature. Beaton allegedly stole a car from Nra zier of Buhl, paid $125, the car later returned. His mother died leaving a large family with a 14 year old oldest son.

Axvel Beaton Three Creek Twin Falls K. Redmond Benson Dunne Beaton Nrazier Buhl Young Beaton

Lawsuit Seeks Return Of Sewing Machine From Oregon Short Line

H Phillips sues the Oregon Short Line and George Wells to recover possession of a sewing machine valued at 75 dollars. The plaintiff charges the defendants detain the machine without cause and asks for recovery of the property.

Oregon Short Line George Wells H. Phillips

Marl Johnson and William Budd Bound Over for Trial

Marl Johnson alias Olson, a Oregon youth, and William Budd alias Wilson faced preliminary hearings in probate court for robbing KE H Snyder’s hardware at Filer. Johnson was bound over to district court with no bail set. Budd, a deserter from the U S Army, was also bound over for trial.

Marl Johnson Olson Oregon KE. H. Snyder Filer Duvall Johnson Stephens Jimer H. Snyder William Budd Wilson United States Army District Court

Major Emory Completes Inspection Of Station In Idaho

Major A R Emory concluded a station inspection tour in Idaho with a visit to Twin Falls last Tuesday. A new sub station opened at Nampa under Corporal John A Wiseman. The Salt Lake district ranks sixth nationally in recruiting with only New York San Francisco Chicago and a few major cities ahead.

Twin Falls A. R.mory Emory Idaho Nampa John A. Wiseman Salt Lake United States New York San Francisco Chicago

Funeral services held for Mrs Minnie Peters

Mrs Minnie Peters died at a local hospital last Tuesday from typhoid fever. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon in the DeWitt chapel with Rev. Asher Brand of the IV Presbyterian church in charge. Burial followed at Twin Falls cemetery.

Minnie Peters DeWitt Chapel Asher Brand The IV Presbyterian Church Twin Falls

Carson Fined $100 for Water Larceny in Probate Court

A $100 penalty was imposed yesterday morning in probate court on Q W Carson by Judge Duvall for water larceny. The court continued the trial of W R Letch on similar charges to September 17. Frank Messenger of Cedar Creek was arraigned yesterday on a water charge.

W. B. Carson Duvall Carson W. R. Letch Frank Messenger Cedar Creek

Rumanians Seen Shifting Stance on Austrian Treaty

Information from Bucharest circles in Paris indicates the government change in Romania may alter the Romanian delegation’s attitude toward the Austrian treaty. The delegation is expected to receive new instructions from the new government.

Associated Press Paris Bucharest

Labor conference to decide own membership

Paris Sept 11 The supreme council will let the international labor conference meeting in Washington in October decide whether German and Austrian delegates are admitted. The Italian delegation sought approval by the council, but other delegates favored Washington to determine the admission.

Labor Conference Paris Supreme Council Interna Tional Labor Conference Washington Council

Abandoned Plans for a YMCA in Twin Falls

At a meeting of the executive committee a YMCA building drive in Twin Falls was shelved as not an auspicious time. About half the committee attended, an assessment was laid to cover prior bills, and absent members were to be visited for funds.

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