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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
4
In St Louis, Senator Hiram W Johnson urged defeating the League of Nations covenant as is. The rally drew a packed Coliseum, 18 minute ovation, flags, and a prayer as Johnson argued the United States should act independently, questioning Britain’s vote balance and US concessions after Paris.
Senator Johnson condemns Article 10 of the League as a moral duty, accusing President Wilson and the League of surrendering to foreign powers. He argues the U S should not become a guardian of burglars just because it cannot prevent crime.
Orumubus September 12 The Grand Army of the Republic conclave wraps up its annual encampment and votes to keep its identity while a post exists and elects Colonel James J Bell of Brooklyn as commander in chief.
At a recent Kimberly trustees meeting an ordinance ordered sidewalk construction in the business and resident sections. Estimated cost is $3,193.80 with the project to begin as soon as possible. protests are scheduled for September 23.
An Associated Press report from Ronsu am New Jersey states a civilian employee at the Raritan arsenal was killed and several others were injured when a box of fuses captured from Germans, being moved from barges to freight cars, dropped by an employee caused the fatal accident.
Geneva reports state that Siberian forces invading Montenegro suffered 106 officers and men killed with several wounded. Montenegran losses are also described as heavy.
Manila dispatch reports high Japanese government officials visiting the Philippines to study coal and shipping, rice growing, agriculture, the financial system, and disease treatment on the islands.
London Sept 12 The Standing Industrial Councils of employers and employees now number 41 and represent the interests of nearly 2,500,000 workers. The 47 hour week is the objective most sought by the bodies and the ministry of labor reports.
Los Angeles and Vernon clubs of the Pacific Coast Baseball league agreed to make a flat offer to the American Association pennant winner to come to Los Angeles for a series with the Tigers or the Angels for the minor league world championship.
SF Williams was found guilty in probate court yesterday on a charge of larceny of water. He was fined $100.
The House Judiciary Committee has directed Representative Dyer of Missouri on a matter related to the ongoing inquiry. The action comes as part of committee oversight and touches on legal and constitutional questions under review by lawmakers in Washington.
The supposed haunting is linked to the estate of Mrs Wilkins and rent protests by tenants opposing a rent raise by the administrator. The tale ties the haunting to Dr Wilkins who hanged himself in a Mineola cell after his murder conviction. The tenants presented their case to the mayor's committee on the rent increase.
Missouri proposes a bill to make transporting a stolen automobile across state lines punishable by a $5,000 fine and up to five years in prison. The measure aims to tighten penalties for interstate theft distribution and transport of stolen vehicles.
Washington Sept 12 General Pershing will stay senior general in the U S armies for life per Chief of Staff March who said the army reorganization plan grants the rank of general only while the chief holds that post The regular army of 509 000 men can be filled by volunteers without difficulty March predicted
Cassel Sept 12 Philip Scheidemann former German premier warned of great danger of monarchy restoration in Russia where Bolshevism prepared ground for reaction. He stated Germany would remain a republic and would not fear a monarchist counter revolution succeeding in Germany.
Baseball fans queued from early morning outside the Cincinnati Exhibition Company's venue to secure application blanks for World Series tickets as hundreds sought entry and game access.
Alex Beaton was arraigned in a probate court yesterday on a charge of forgery. Bond was fixed at $1000. The date for the preliminary hearing was not set.
Miami correspondent reports two schooners sunk near Cat Island in the Bahama group during the hurricane days ago with all aboard lost. Passengers arriving from the Bahamas today confirm the loss.
Kingston man John Steacy was arrested on a bootlegging charge but released after the court found no evidence that he sold the raisin wine he admitted making.
Quebec dispatch reports ninety train loads of Chinese workers who labored behind French forces during the war will be repatriated home through Canada. The move follows Allied war effort and aims to bring workers back to their homeland after service in Europe.
New York August 12 Arelio Bodini a tenor formerly with the Chicago Opera Company now under contract with the Metropolitan Opera Company and Guiseppe Bacchia on his way to become secretary to Pasquale Amato baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Company were refused admission to America by immigration officials upon their arrival from Italy on the steamship Caserta. They are detained at Ellis Island. Immigration officials declined to disclose the reason for the action.
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