Borah signals reelection bid and party stance
United States Senator William B. Borah, returning from Washington to Chicago, says he will remain in the Republican Party and seek Idaho’s regular party convention endorsement for reelection. He predicts Harding will be renominated, expects the world court plan not to be a campaign issue, and urges focus on domestic concerns such as railroads, coal distribution, and marketing problems.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Harding
Senate
Eee
Idaho
Farmers Union Warehouse elects directors and appoints new manager
The annual meeting in the I O O F hall elected Adolph Hinkelman to a three year director term replacing Frank Fresman while Henry Schmidt was reelected for three years. Old board members include Aug Schroeder Joseph Riener Henry Bosse Barney Luchtefeld Anton Jansen. Fellers of Waterville was named new local manager starting Monday June 18 replacing C H Greve who resigns. Rev Fathers of St Michaels monastery hold their annual retreat with Fr Boniface Fr Michael Fr Willibrord Fr Martin Fr Paul and Fr James among attendees.
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Farmers’ Union Warehouse Company
Adolph Hinkelman
The
Concern
Frank Fresman
Henry Schmidt
Aug. Schroeder
Joseph Riener
Henry Bosse
Barney Luchtefe
St. Michaels Monastery
Boniface
Nezperce
Michael
Ferdinand
Willibrord
Cottonwood
Martin
Renterville
Paul
James
Miss Agnes Eckerman Returns From Moscow University
Miss Agnes Eckerman, after a year in Moscow attending the state university, came home Monday evening to spend summer vacation with relatives. She is Cottonwood's first university student to return home.
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Agnes Eckerman
Moscow
State University
Miss Eckerman
Cottonwood
Roy Romig Arrested for Violating Law
Sheriff William Eller and Deputy Robertson arrested Roy Romig Monday after a search of Romig premises found two five gallon jugs moonshine and a still. Romig pled guilty before Probate Judge Campbell and was sent to Lewiston for sentence by District Judge Wallace N. Seales. Prosecuting Attorney Frank BE. Fogg was in the city for the arrest. another search at Cottonwood yielded nothing.
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William Eller
Ben Robertson
Roy Romig
Romig
Grangeville
Robertson
Campbell
Lewiston
Wallace N. Seales
Eller
Rominouce
Frank BE. Fogg Wa
Mes Ae Iff
Meet Eller
Cottonwood
Idaho County association meets in Cottonwood reelects officers
The Idaho County Association held its annual meeting in Cottonwood on Saturday with strong turnout from various county sections. Officers were reelected for another year: John F. Knop as president and Bert Schroeder as secretary treasurer. County blocks will be represented by named gentlemen including John Funke, John F. Knop, Sid King, Bert Schroeder, and Joe Bieker. Members praised the organization’s work to date and noted the Oregon import of female animals last fall are thriving.
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Idaho County All Association
Cottonwood
John F. Knop
Bert Schroeder
John Funke
Sid King
Grangeville
Greencreek
Joe Bieker
Ferdinand
Oregon
Insurance man visits Cottonwood for highway talk
J. R. Stotts a veteran southern Idaho journalist now with the state insurance department toured Cottonwood yesterday. He said completion of the North and South highway would boost Idaho tourism and unite north and south Idaho. He noted ideal prairie crop conditions and recalled nine years on the Capitol News staff.
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J. R. Stotts
Idaho
State Insurance Department
Cottonwood
Mr. Stotts
Tdaho
Washington
Utah
Stotts
The
Capitol News
Six Cottonwood girls to attend Lewiston Normal
Six young women left Cottonwood Monday morning to attend the summer session of Lewiston State Normal. They plan to teach the coming school year. Misses Louise Hattrup Estella Williams May Asker Beatrice Wimner Vera Moughmer Frances Ferney are in the party.
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Cottonwood
Lewiston State Normal
Louise Hattrup
Estella Williams
May Asker
Beatrice Wimner
Vera Moughmer
Frances Ferney
Ferdinand Gobel Visits Lewiston With Son Frank Bruegeman
Ferdinand Gobel spent Saturday in Lewiston visiting his son Frank Bruegeman. He traveled by automobile and returned home by train.
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Ferdinand Gobel
Lewiston
Frank Bruegeman
Alma Peterson to Teach Again at Kellogg Idaho
Miss Alma Peterson, who taught in Kellorg Idaho for three months, returned home at the start of summer vacation to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs John Peterson. She will teach again next school year at Kellogg.
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Alma Peterson
Kellorg
Idaho
John Peterson
Peterson
Kellogg
Lightning strikes Thompson home in broad daylight
Lightning hit the Chester Thompson residence around noon Sunday causing severe interior damage and alarm. The chimney was demolished, tin roof ripped, eave trough torn, and a hole scorched the wall near the telephone fuses. Mrs Thompson sought medical help for shock. repair work by Joe Oldham followed as townspeople toured the scene.
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Chester Thompson
William Nuxell
Joe Oldham
Thompson
Walla Walla Student Wins Second in Oratory Contest
Gail Williams of Whitman College places second in the annual oratorical contest at commencement. He is among the youngest Delta Sigma Rho members and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams. He plans to return home around July 1 after extending his college work.
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Gail Williams
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Young Williams
Gail
Delta Sigma Rho
J. H. Williams
Locals Lose 12 Inning Baseball Thriller
Greencreek team outlasted Cottonwood 7 to 6 in 12 innings with Wessels earning the win on the mound. The game, witnessed by a sizable crowd, saw Cottonwood tie the score in the 8th and 9th, while Greencreek tallied the decisive run in the 12th. Next Sunday Cottonwood hosts Winona and Greencreek hosts Fenn.
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Huskie Greencreek Boys
Cottonwood
Greencreek
Greencreek Boys
Wessels
Fenn
Winona
Fenn Club
McCoy Hill
Baseball Fame
Erp
Bussard
Neaperce
Grangeville
Lewis County Ase
Attractive party honors 24 guests at Wortman home
Mrs. Edgar Wortman hosted a charming Thursday afternoon 500 party for twenty four guests. Prize winners were Mrs. Bart Simon and Mrs. Paul Terhaar. Tables were decorated with pink and white roses at lunchtime, and hostess helper duties were shared by Mrs. Lloyd Turner and Miss Margaret Simon.
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Edgar Wortman
Bart Simon
Paul Terhaar
Lloyd Turner
Margaret Simon
Grangeville Plans Main Street Macadamizing
Grangeville decides to pursue paving of Main Street but drops the project due to high cost. The estimated expense stands at about $15,000 with work scheduled for this summer.
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Grangeville
Attorney from Craigmont Amid Cottonwood Event
Co. H. Nugent an attorney from Craigmont attended a social event in Cottonwood last Saturday. Five Sisters of St. Gertrude Convent and natives of Switzerland were granted their first citizenship papers at Grangeville on Monday.
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Co. H. Nugent
Craigmont
Cottonwood
St. Gertrude Convent
Switzerland
Grangeville
Light on the Mountains pageant depicts Idaho history crowding MacLean field
The University of Idaho pageant The Light on the Mountains presented Idaho history from Lewis and Clark to modern times. About 7 500 to 10 000 attended on MacLean field with 250 participants and 11 search lights. Jeannette Greve played Sacajawea as 500 students joined in Behold the Dawning Light Upon the Mountains.
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Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Ae Mente
Sacajawea
University of Students
MacLean Field
Moscow Star Mirror
Jeannette Greve
Cottomwood
Chautauqua difficulty settled in Cottonwood
Cottonwood guarantors after a stand against the 1928 contract settled with Ellison-White agents at the Cottonwood Hotel. About 26 local business and farming signers will help stage the program at the Orpheum theatre. Lom bard Entertainers performing this afternoon with a prelude tonight and a lecture by Dr Henry Gaines Hawn. Garner Jubilee Singers and Norman V. Pearce to close Saturday with strong program.
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Cottonwood
Chautauqua
Ellison-White Company
Orpheum Theatre
Henry Gaines Hawn
Garner Jubilee Singers
Norman V. Pearce
Tell Henry's Fortune Gypsies Turn Back After Warning
A band of gypsies passed through Cottonwood last week en route to Idaho. They stopped to tell fortunes and play tricks but were ordered to leave by Marshal Nau on short notice. Henry Turner of Winona narrowly escaped being carried away, with his future left unknown.
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Henry
Cottonwood
Idaho
Lewiston
Pendleton
Marshal Nau
Henry Turner
Winona
Proclamations and plans mark Idaho state events
Idaho announces two proclamations for observances of Tahoe Pioneer Day and Flag Day. Northern Pacific raises wages for 10,000 maintenance workers, with Spokane and Idaho divisions affected. Lewiston gasoline tax revenue for April estimated at about 1900 dollars. Lewiston council sets July 10 for bond sale of 880000 to fund water-plant improvements. University of Idaho grants 11 honorary and graduate degrees as a large commencement ends. New general agent for Northern Pacific, A. F. Shirley, succeeds W. J. Jordan who has died. Alexander plans Me Adoo for President club as Democrats rally. A prize cow at the University of Idaho breaks butterfat records. Lewiston dormitory bid of 49870 awarded to Thomas Hall. total project cost 58018 with multiple contracts. Idaho governor Moore and land commissioner Nash detained briefly by a motorcy le officer during a Coeur dAlene highway incident.
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Tahoe
of Idaho
Lewiston
University of Idaho
A. F. Shirley
Northern Pacific
W. J. Jordan
Portland
Oregon
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
Hig
United States
Rush
M. Alexander
Idaho
Alexander
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Idahope Bosch Ormsby
Violet
A. H. Upham
E. J. Jedings
College of Agricult
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U. S
Aeeoless
Druer
Colfax
Thomas Hall
Lewiston State Normal School
Charles Hall
Leialee
Sviet
Curtis Richardson
C. C. Moore
I. H. Nash
Coeur d’Alene Highway
Ed Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Nash
Post Falls
Justice J. Settle
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