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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1919

Page

6

Japanese Labor Invasion Charged By Critics At Hearing

W S McClatchy and Miller Freeman told the house immigration committee that Japanviolations of the gentleman's agreement are enlarging control of industries in Washington Oregon California and Colorado. They urged exclusion of Japanese nationals as an economic menace, citing high Japanese shares in California crops and coastal fisheries and noting growth of Japanese populations since 1900.

Washington Japan McClatchy Sacramento Cal Miller Freeman Seattle House Immigration Committee United States Mr. Freeman Oregon California Colorado Freeman Pacific Coast Hood River Valley Rockyford

Twin Falls Briefs Yield Busy Travelers and Club Meetings

Local residents and visitors filled Twin Falls with short business trips and shopping excursions. Many unnamed names from Kimberly, Buhl, Jerome, Filer, Hansen, and Gooding were seen in the city, plus club activities for Women of Woodcraft, Bee Hive Girls, Needlecraft, and Rotary.

John T. Jackson Eden Twin Falls G. N. Davis Buhl Clifford Day Kimberly W. van Bremer Burley R. H. Denton Women of Woodcraft Rotary Club Rogerson Hotel EB. M Miss Tin- Cal Wilbur S. Hill Ll. T. Wright Susan Macauley Father Keyser Gertrude Macauley Leonella Benoit Lena Icker IF. Os. Nicholson Filer Wer T. M. Gailey Hansen Twinalls Bailey J. To. Mayo Jerome R. C. Gabby Hazelton W. J. Stowe Mrs. Stowe Richardson Twin Halls Theresa Margaret Long Twin Sally William Wagner H. B. Davis T'Ocatello Tress McMann Shoshone Ilness Mregind H.R Davis Poentello

White Sox poised for nine game series with Reds

The White Sox under Kid Gleason look strong with Cicotte and Williams at the mound and high team confidence. Slim Sallee and five other top pitchers pace Cincinnati Reds as they prepare for the opening game in Cincinnati. observers see a well matched series and the writer bets on the White Sox.

Chicago White Sox Kid Gleason Cicotte Williams Cincinnati Reds Slim Sallee

Kingsbury fined for running car over fire hose near school

Dr. Ow Kingsbury paid a $15 fine after police judge Minnick found him responsible for running over a fire hose near the Washington school yesterday.

Kingsbury Minnick Washington School

Protestant Churches Urged to Intervene in Industrial Strife

The General Committee of the Inter-Church World Movement told a three day conference in Cleveland that Protestant churches must form some form of intervention in the troubled American industrial situation. Pred Bo Fisher, noted industrial investigator, addressed the opening session urging action.

Inter-Church World Movement Pred Bo Fisher

California fires devastate forests and disrupt rail service

Four California fire fronts scorch regions including Santa Cruz and Angeles National Forest, driving big losses in money and timber. Troops from Camp Kearny assist forest service as 2000 feet of Snow Sheds in Placerville burn and trains on the Sierra route face delays. Placerville fire now under control. Angeles blaze far from contained.

San Francisco Trarest California California Redwood Park Santa Cruz County Angeles Sierras

Watermelons on sale at public market ad by Ed Vance

A carload of extra fine watermelons now on sale your choice 25 cents each at public market Ed Vance Ad. The dances at the Lavering Pavilion will be changed to run Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights Ad.

Ed Vance Lavering Pavillion Adx

Inside Bath By Drinking Hot Water With Limestone Phosphate

Early 20th century health column touts daily hot water with limestone phosphate as a cure for pale skin and ill health. Claims include improved complexion, reduced headaches, biliousness, and constipation, urging readers to adopt this internal sanitation habit for a virile, rosy look.

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