County seat news items in Grangeville area
Marriage notices from Grangeville and Whitebird include Miss Thelma Knighton and Leon Thomas at the Federated church parsonage with Rev H S Randall, and Maude Knight and Elmer Wandling at the same church. Other items cover obituaries, Chautauqua dates, lodge membership, local editor shifts, and a school superintendent's trip to California for the Whitehautauqua circuit.
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Thelma Knighton
Wiley Knighton
Grangeville
Leon Thomas
Federated Church
H.S. Randall
Maude Knight
Elmer Wandling
Elk City
H. S. Randall
Joseph Doane Perkins
G. Benedict
FUND REDUCTIONS HIT EXPERIMENTS
Secretary Meredith outlined more than fifty agriculture activities to be abandoned due to lower appropriations in the agricultural bill. The $31,000,000 bill is $6,000,000 short of the department’s needs and $2,186,000 below this year’s appropriation, forcing closures of several Northwest stations including Burns Oregon and Lind Washington with losses in cereal diseases and irrigation work, and reducing forest experiment stations. The Pacific coast Intermountain region South and Southwest will largely miss market news services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meredith
Department of Agriculture
Department
Tts
Northwest
Burns
Lind
Corvallis
Pullman
Wash
Umatius
Ashland
Pacific Coast
Intermountain
Supreme Court Upholds Prohibition Amendments
The Supreme Court held the federal prohibition amendment and enforcement act constitutional. It dismissed Rhode Island and New Jersey petitions to bar federal enforcement in their states. Chief Justice White filed a concurring opinion elaborating on the issues. Carrie Chapman Catt spoke in Geneva opening the International Woman Suffrage Alliance congress. In Chicago, National Women’s party picketing of the Republican National Convention began under Alice Paul’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Johnson
Butler
Wood
Harding
Poindexter
Sproul
Hoover
Coolidge
Washington
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
New Jersey
White
van Devanter
Catt
Geneva
Switzerland
Congress
The
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Carrie Chapman Catt
American Woman Suffrage Association
Colleeum
Cchicago
National Women's Party
Alice Paul
President Wilson Signs Postal Pay Bill Increases Salaries
President Wilson signed the postal pay bill authorizing a 33 million dollar追加 salary increase for post office staff next year and beyond. In Washington five thousand war department clerical workers will lose their jobs by July 1 due to congressional reductions.
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Okeys
Washington
Wilson
War Department
Congress
Department —Seriskiona
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Edward V. RoLie
Benedict
Whitebird
West Coast Company
Sophia Altman
Wilbur Sehut
J. S. Randall
Buffalo Ump Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Reds
Blues
Wallace N. Scales
Nezperce
District Court
Lewiston
Nez Perce
Judge Scales
Lela Beatrice Gill
Lester Rush
Nezperce Telephone Company
Idaho County Free Press
A. F. Parker
Parker
Free Press
California
F. E. Lukens
Portland
Ellis White
First Nations Bank
Hoene Hardware
Lea
Chire-a
Cottonwood
Poland
China
McCormick
Osborne Barrow
John Deere
Carley
Smalley
Lauson
Schutler
Studebaker
Edison Phonograph
Davis
Charles Buettner
First National Bank
Harry Cranke
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