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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1920

Page

7

Bond Election Ordered by Council for Twin Falls

City council last night ordered papers drawn for a bond election totaling 73 000 to complete street intersection work in local improvement districts. Additional bonds of 29 000 will fund new fire equipment and 78 000 to pave completed intersections. A 20 000 bonds issue aims to motorize the fire department with new trucks. The council also ordered removal of poplar trees whose roots threaten pavement. Jack Johnson has a job in Leavenworth Kansas, dated Sept 20.

Twin Falls

New Fall Suits and Overcoats For Men

Quality hand tailored suits and overcoats promise lasting shape and wear. Single and double breasted styles for young men, in new shades and patterns, at reasonable prices from $25 to $70. Also new Fall Hats by Crofut and Knapp and Stetsons, priced $10 to $25.

Man sentenced under Mann Act to year and a day

A defendant received a year and a day sentence under the Mann Act. The case notes emphasize the orderly management of prison facilities and the maintenance duties assigned to an inmate responsible for athletic grounds upkeep.

Hunters Bring Back Two Mountain Goats and a Deer

Dy Tul Bieler and Dr. Weather bee returned from Stanley Basin after hunting. Dr. Bieler secured a huge goat weighing about 300 pounds and plans to mount it. The second goat, a nanny, was taken by Dr. Weatherby. both hunts noted abundant snow and plentiful game.

Tul Bieler Dr. Weather Bee Stanley Basin Dr. Bieler Tlestot Pr. Weatherby

Patrons of Hotel Rogerson Hear Fine Music

Salt Lake guests enjoy daily vocal and instrumental programs at the Hotel Rogerson. Becky Almond ably at the piano, Zena Morris soprano, and Fred C. Graham tenor entertain with the Grit Lake Opera Quintette, returning visitors praising Graham’s first Salt Lake visit and Morris’s repeat engagements.

Rogerson Salt Lake Becky Almond Zena. Morris Soprang Grit Lake Graham

Kawat Pleads Guilty to Forgery Charge

J. Wawai, a Japanese plead guilty in the probate court yesterday to a forgery charge. Joan Uriala, a Spaniard, testified as witness. The Japanese man was arrested in Salt Lake on a warrant, brought to this city Sunday by Sheriff Sprague. Kawai is said to have endorsed a check to Watanabe, with misrepresentations and forged the signature on the draft.

J. Wawai Joan Uriala Sprague Kawai

Nearly 500 Register in Seventh and Eighth Grades

The city reports 484 registrations of seventh and eighth grade pupils yesterday, the largest enrollment on record. Additional figures show 100 for TB, 76 for 7A, 15% for ST and 65% for 8A, with students temporarily housed in the Parish hall and the auditoriums of High, Washington and Bickel schools.

High Washington Bickel

Second Payments Drive Subscriptions in Campaign Push

The notice urges collectors to record subscriptions as Second Payment to boost credit during the vote period. It details applying funds to the 100000 EXTRA FREE VOTE OFFER and to mark first and second payments clearly. It also encourages revisiting friends to sign up Chronicle subscriptions, promising a chance at a big motor car for strong daily effort.

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Local Residents and Visitors Highlight Twin Falls Notes

Personal mentions listing George Sprague heading to Seattle for health care, Judge W A Babcock traveling to Rupert for court, Miss Julia Taylor returning from Boise, and other residents and visitors from Baker Oregon Kimberly Twin Falls and Filer.

George Sprague Seattle W. A. Babcock Rupert Julia Taylor W.O. Taylor Boise Roberts Wesley Andrews Baker Oregon C.f. Parsons Thomas Hunter W. Wright Mr. Dilworth Oklahoma M Honard Coney Twin Filer Twin Falls Ssheeba Webb Eden Twin Malls

Statements Of Alleged Witnesses At Brooklyn Explosion

The report describes witnesses near the Morgan bank and Nas- Sin street who observed a third man described as greasy looking. Wellington pursued suspects toward William street and was knocked unconscious by an explosion.

Ansiy Morgan Bank Wellington William Street Nas- Sin Street Fischer Bellevue Hospital Mead Oscar Sayrb James Gegan Plumb Island

Idaho Grand Lodge to Meet at St. Maries

The Idaho Grand Lodge, A F and A M, will hold its annual meeting at St. Maries after word from Boise where the order has been in convention. Robert T. Tewin paid $2.50 in police court for parking his car on Main street longer than city statute allowed.

WASON ST. Maries Idaho Grand Lodge A. F and A.M Boise Robert T. Tewin Main Street

Hot Battle In Ireland Near Waterford Barracks

Armed men attacked a police barracks twelve miles from Waterford on Sunday triggering a heavy exchange of rifle fire. Police held off the assault until the military station six miles away arrived and soldiers repelled the besiegers.

Ireland Waterford

Explosion Shakes Wall Street as Messenger Jumps to Death

A package containing 400000 dollars of securities exploded when blown from a messenger near the scene, the securities were recovered. Frederick M. Carpenter, 32, a bank clerk, suffered shattered nerves and jumped to his death from the roof of National City bank.

Wall Street Frederick M. Carpenter National City Bank

Civilians Flee for Safety in Siberia

Civilians in the Khabarovsk region of Siberia flee toward Vladivostok amid advancing forces. Reported movements indicate rising danger as authorities urge evacuation and monitor border routes for safety.

Honolulu T. i Khabarovsk Siberia Vladivostok

Japanese Troops in Siberia Reported by Tokyo Cablegrams

Four cablegrams received today from Tokio by Nippon Jiji, the Japanese language newspaper here, claim Japanese troops have moved into Siberia. Officials have not confirmed details. Local observers note limited information and caution against unverified claims.

Siberi Tokio Nippi Jiji Japanese Lineguage

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