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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1919

Page

4

Wilson Appeals For Treaty In Pacific Coasts Tour

President Wilson told Washington crowds the key issue in the treaty debate is carrying through the program that led to victory. He urged Republicans to forget 1920 elections, defended American unity, and said the world looks to the U S to settle peace while praising Pacific coast support and the league idea’s GOP origins.

Associated Press Seattle Wash United States Wilson Washington Pacific Coast Tacoma Arena Germany League

TIDAL WAVE CONTINUES AS BAY FLOOD LANDS EASED

The barometer stood at 29.68 with a one point drop since seven o clock as waves splashed the sea wall and high tide backed up some non salt waste water into the bay. East Beach flats remained submerged though uninhabited with no property loss. A few residents and visitors relocated to Houston, while trains including the International and Great Northern faced delays.

International Great Northern East Beach Houston

Port Arthur Braces as Barometer Drops in Early Storm

Port Arthur Texas reports a barometer drop of three points within an hour and winds from the north northeast at about 40 miles per hour at 2 am. The pressure reads 29.69 inches as the city prepares for an emergency.

Port Arthur Tex

Storm warnings issued as barometer drops along Texas coast

In Brownsville Texas on September 14 the barometer fell from 29.76 inches at noon to 29.54 inches by night. Storm warnings were raised along the coast at Port Isabel and coast guards at Brazos Island warned ships bound from Mexico to Texas ports after a twenty two point drop.

Brownsville Tex Port Isabel Brazos Island Mexico Texas

Tropical hurricane strikes coast near Burwood

Weather Bureau reports from Burwood near the river mouth describe a tropical hurricane on the Louisiana coast west of the Mississippi. Halyards at the weather bureau were demolished by 52 mile per hour winds as observers search for the storm’s exact path and speed. The Louisville and Nashville railroad cancelled gulf coast trains as a precaution.

Weather Bureau New Orleans Louisiana Mississippi River Burwood Louisville and Nashville Railroad

Flooding Reaches Low Areas as Tide Rises in Galveston

Reports to the weather bureau from Galveston indicate a rapidly rising tide flooding low places on the island. A 30 mile per hour northeast wind blows as the Galveston tide at 11 o'clock stood at 6.4 feet and climbing, with residents fleeing toward higher ground inland.

Washington Weather Bureau Calveston Galveston

Building Permits Issued By City Clerk This Week

Building permits were issued by the city clerk to Harry Alexander for a 3600 residence to W De Irisne for a 3500 residence and to F M Whitehead for a 200 addition. Yesterday permits were issued for two structures to E C Sparks as agent for 4000 and to Fred E Ramsey for 6000.

Harry Alexander W. de Iresne F. M. Whitehead E. C. Sparks Fred E. Ramsey

Military discharge filed for Marshall M. Hobson

Honorable discharge from military service was filed for record yesterday. Dr. Evans, the optician, offers accurate glasses at his office over Fisher's Drug store. J. T. Evans. R. H. McAtee, principal of the Marion school, visited Twin Falls yesterday.

Marshall M. Hobson Dr. Evans Fisher J. T. Evans R. H. McAtee Maron School Twin Falls

Elberta Peach Canning Offer at Public Market

1000 bushels of Elberta peaches for canning offered at the Public Market. See Ed Vance for details. The text notes the speed of the Russian wolfhound at about 40 miles per hour.

Ed Vance

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