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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
2
Editorial views the steel strike as rash and poorly timed, with general public support lukewarm and largely neutral. While recognizing workers' right to organize and call attention to harsh conditions, critics fault both labor leaders and steel trust for ignoring broader national interests and delaying action until broader talks in Washington.
The Roosevelt memorial committee has chosen a single monument for Oyster Bay park dedication. Plans include a park replica and galleries of Roosevelt’s visits and followers, with final design approval and the Washington attribution pending.
A passage notes that American citizenship as Roosevelt defined it should be taught in an institution at an undetermined location, but no definite plan or outline has been proposed yet. The statement reflects early ideas on civic formation without concrete details.
After years of effort the Pacific Coast livestock interests gain a coast wide showcase opening November first at the Panama-Pacific exposition grounds in San Francisco. Professor Gordon True of the University of California leads plans for the first interstate stock exhibition on the coast. The event aims to boost pure bred stock and breeding progress across the Far West under the slogan Better Sires Better Stock. California and neighboring states are expected to lead in this movement.
The report claims Italy asked the United States to deal with the rebellious figure D Annunzio. It notes potential retaliation by President Wilson if Italy fails to curb the disturbance.
The eleventh annual Baptist state convention opened last evening with a pastor's conference at the Baptist church. I. 13. Meredith presided, J. B. Wakein led the song service, and Joel F. Wood spoke on A Call to Prayer. Morning sessions at the Presbyterian church feature devotions by W. A. Shanks and addresses by Colver, Minaker, and W. Earl Smith on pastoral problems, assembly plans, and co operation with the B Y P U.
S Dietrich will deliver the annual address as Eleanor Mare of Chicago speaks on Woman's work in the 100000000 program and S G Neil of Philadelphia will discuss The Challenge of the New Day. Twin Fails choir leads the song service as delegates gather statewide.
In Twin Falls County Idaho a writ of attachment issued September 19 1919 in Morgan G Heap plaintiff against R F Moseley defendant for 662.26. Clerk SEAT Co C Siggins seals the court with deputy Bowen. Asher B Wilson attorney for plaintiff Twin Falls. 8x September 26 October 3-10.
Archibald MacLeish of Glencoe, Tin., a Yale 1915 graduate, was named the leading student at Harvard Law School as the Fay diploma was awarded, signaling top honors in the class.
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