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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1919

Page

4

Wilson to Curtail California Tour for Rest

President Wilson, fatigued after 16 days of travel, alters plans in California. He will speak in San Diego at 6, attend a dinner, then move by train to Los Angeles for a public dinner and speech, with a day of rest scheduled between.

ROAR Wilbons Spectal Jim Calfornia Wilson Hiss Ina San Diego Tos Aneedloes Abr. Wilson Opincipal Shrmmers Grayson Oakland California Santa Barbara

Rupert Defeats Paul 7 to 5 in Idaho Series

Rupert tops Paul 7 to 5 in a three cornered tie breaker to reach the southern Idaho championship. Stroud of Salt Lake pitched for Rupert while Swartz started for Paul and Villette relieved. The post season series for the league title will start Monday with Burley awaiting the winner.

Rupert Burley Southern Idaho Paul Stroud Salt Lake Swartz Villette

Metodists Welcome New Pastor Bennett Reception

The Methodist church hosted a reception for Rev and Mrs Bennett in Twin Falls to mark their arrival and fill the vacancy left by Rev Mimer Grant Keith. The parlors featured fall asters and ferns with an orange blossoms backdrop as speeches and music took the stage.

Methodist Church Bennett Twin Falls Mimer Grant Keith

Plans Presented for Rock Creek Bridge Construction

TJ Murray in charge of bridge work sent two copies of plans and specifications to the city. Contractors fast to bid, one set to Omaha firm and another to local contractor W G Reed. Murray and assistants to arrive Monday from Billings Montana with more plan sets.

TJ Murray Rock Creek Rock Creek Bridge Omaha W. G. Reed Murray Billings Montana

Masonic Quartet to Give Concert Sunday

The Masonic quartet will make its first public appearance at Sunday morning services at the Episcopal church. Members are Wilton Peck Harry Barrett Thomas Marshall and Winer Olden.

Masonic Episcopal Church Winer Olden Thomas Marshall Wilton Peck Harry Barrett

Moral Risk in Building Bank Credit Knowledge

When seeking credit a bank checks what you ARE as well as what you HAVE. Moral hazard arises from needing time to establish credit. Becoming KNOWN at your bank and building confidence comes from how you keep your account, not the credit amount.

Boise-Payette Co. Managers to Meet in Twin Falls

Boise-Payette Lumber managers will meet in Twin Falls tonight for a conference and banquet called by district manager W A Ducker. About 20 managers expected including A Barton vice president and general manager C W Gamble retail manager Boise J G Conley assistant manager Boise and Miss FE Lindsey buyer. The company has purchased Hughes Lumber Yard at Filer and will assume control next Monday.

Boiise-Payette Lumber Company Twin Ialls W. A. Ducker A. Barton Boise Miss FE. Lindsey Boise-Payette Lumber Company Hughes Lumber Yard Filer

Unions prepare for labor strike across western iron works

M P Tighe says Amalgamated Association, largest steel union, has agreements with non striking plants and thus won’t affect those operations. Pittsburgh area communities brace for peaceful transit as strikers picket non closed shops while state police patrols are placed along Allegheny Valley to prevent clashes near Brackenridge Homestead McKeesport Duquesne Clairton Rankin and Braddock.

Tighe United States Steel Corporation Amalgamated Association Pittsburg McKeesport Pennsylvania Allegheny Valley Brackenridge Homestead Duquesne Clairton Rankin and Braddock

Baruch to Meet Steel Leaders to Avert Strike

In New York reports say President Wilson sent Bernard Baruch to see Helbert H. Gary of United States Steel to arrange a meeting with a steel workers committee to prevent the strike planned for next Monday. Judge Gary declined to comment and Baruch did not deny or confirm the report.

New York Financial Wilson Bernard M. Baruch War Industry Board Helbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Gary

War hero to visit Twin Falls

Charles Slaughter of London England, brother of Mrs. Nelson Hayward, arrives in Twin Falls to consider making the area his home. A British veteran of nearly the entire war, he fought in major battles, was a Vimy Ridge gas victim, and was wounded several times. He holds a service medal detailing key engagements.

Charles Slaughter London England Nelson Hayward Twin Falls Slaughter Vimy Ridge Hayward United States Harve

Mr and Mrs B A Wood Travel to Twin Falls on Expedition

Mr and Mrs B A Wood of Filer spent Friday afternoon in Twin Falls on a combined business and shopping expedition. The outing included visits to local shops and meetings with business contacts.

B. A. Wood of Filer Twin Falls

Dr. G. S. Wasson Address Listing

Office at 116 1 2 Main Ave North opposite Perrine Hotel. Phone 745 J. Adv. 9 19 10 K 9 80.

G. S. Wasson Main Ave Perrine Hotel Phorfé

Conflict over Confucius Tomb Location in Shangtung

The tomb of Confucius, founder of Chinese thought, sits in Shangtung province and is now the center of a dispute with China, raising questions about heritage and sovereignty.

Confucious China Shangtung

Burleson and Craven Clash Over Civil Service Claims

Washington hearings on postmaster nominations feature former civil service commissioners Charles M. Galloway and Herman Craven accusing Burleson of meddling in postmaster selections. Officials Koons and Morrison deny any politicized influence or sham examinations, while Craven cites alleged irregularities and resigns at the president’s request for subservience concerns.

Washington Charles M. Galloway Civil Service Commission Bureson Herman W. Cravan Seattle Wash Senate Post Office J. C. Woons Martin A. Morrison The Burleson Post Office Department Commission Craven Mr. Koons Morrison Mrr

Coal Miners Plan New Demands Across Ohio Illinois and Pa

Associated Press reports Cleveland dispatch that coal miners intend to present wage demands to soft coal operators in the central competitive field of Ohio Illinois and western Pennsylvania. The plan aims to establish a wage basis for the industry and guide future bargaining.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania

Demand for 60 Percent Raise and Six Hour Day in Mines

The United Mine Workers convention will consider scale increases in all bituminous fields next week. Officials aim to force a six hour workday, five days weekly, as mandatory in the joint scale conference at Buffalo on September 25. They seek either recognition of these demands or a general miners strike. November 1.

United Mine Workers of America Buffalo

Reduction in Sowing of 1920 Wheat Crop

Washington Sept 19 The department of agriculture recommended farmers reduce winter wheat acreage about 15 percent from last year and sow 26 000 acres to spring wheat in 1920 a 12 percent drop from 1919. The department says this would yield about 80 000 000 bushels in 1920, matching the five year average 1915 1919.

Washington Department of Agriculture

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Los Angelics South Bend Masonic Quartet Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co Member Federal Reserve System Boise-Payette CO Mrooim Bers M.P. Tighe Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Western Bar Iron Association Western Sheet and Tin Plate Manufacturers’ Association Welson And Burleson Jebaughes Service Moorehead City N. C I Robinsons Welfare Mills Margaret Petticoat Baby Welfare Gertrude Petticoat
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