Three Tragedies In Idaho Take Toll Of 3 Lives
Over the past week three men died in Idaho in separate incidents. John Jurko shot A B Vandenmark in Twin Falls and faced a murder arraignment. William Wessling, 34, drowned at Banbury Natatorium after entering the pool at 9 15 p m and being found at 11 20 p m. Farady Mills of Seattle was shot on the Mountain Home road, robbery suspected. Robhlfing held, claims accidental shooting and seeks counsel.
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Idaho
A. B. Vandenmark
William Wessling
Parady Mills
Seattle
John Jurko
Cory Billard
Twin Falls
C. P. Duvall
J. W. Taylor
Duvall
Jurko
W. P. Guthrie
Bobl
Banbury Natatorium
Wessling
Wereling
Buh
South Dakota
Mountain Home
Farady Mills
Elmore
Robiing
Arthur Stevens
Rohlfing
Star
A. H. Wilson
Assault conviction in Twin Falls farm case
B Lohr of Filer district farm ex conv icted by Justice W Mallory in Twin Falls for assault and battery on former employee Irs Knipe. He was ordered to pay 5 and costs after allegedly attacking with a wrench concealed in his sleeve when Knipe demanded a wage claim of 280 dollars. The assault followed Lohr tendering a 150 dollar check. Knipe was taken for medical care. Lohr was represented by attorney A T Hamilton.
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B. Lohr
Farmex
Justice of the Peace
Mallory
Twin Falls
Thureday
Irs
Knipe
Lohr
Lawsuit Aims at Lapp by Vic Lapp filed and withdrawn
A suit for newsworthiness over most of their marriages was filed in district court by Charles KE Lapp against Vic Lapp. The papers in the case were withdrawn immediately after filing by Stephan and North, attorneys for Lapp.
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Snews
Comet
Fey Charles KE
Lapp
Vicbet Lapp
Stephan
North
Attormeys
Jerome County Seeks County Assessor Candidacy
G H Erdmann, once tied to local business with Davis Bros, has announced his candidacy for Jerome County Assessor. He now resides near Jerome and seeks support in the upcoming race.
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Priceds
G. H. Erdmann
Davis Bros
Jerome Hass
Teket
Prospects of Largest Bean Crop in Twin Falls County History
Twin Falls county records show an estimated 60 000 acres planted with beans the largest ever in the area. Idaho Wonder white accounts for about 45 000 acres with 15 000 acres of other garden beans. Expected to yield a bountiful harvest barring water shortages, crop looks promising after late frosts and strong growing weather.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls Canal
Uth Maho
Filer
Gillis and Moore Enter Sheriff and Re election bids
Two more Piller men entered politics with filings on Monday. T. E. Moore filed for county sheriff on the Republican ticket while W. D. Gillis, the current representative, seeks reelection in the Republican primaries. The Twin Paus county delegation in the lower house is noted for its recent vote count.
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Piller
T. E. Moore
W. D. Gillis
Twin Paus County
July Brings Intense Heat Across Filer and Environs
The region endured the season’s hottest stretch with temperatures reaching 108 degrees during the first three days of the week. Extreme dryness and still air deepened the heat, with unusually warm nights signaling a scorcher ahead for the Fourth of July.
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Filer
Idaho
Kiwanis Urges Attendance at Twin Falls Fourth
The Kiwanis club of Filer voted to commend Twin Falls July 4 celebration and urged community participation. The group supported highway signs, tourist park publicity, and placing Filer on the state highway map while promoting the county fair in Twin Falls September 10 to 12.
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Kiwanis Club of
Filer
Filing period ends Saturday for county offices in Boulder
Boulder residents face the last day to file for legislative positions with several vacancies still unfilled. The roster shows new names added recently while C. E. B. Carlson filed late yesterday to nominate himself for County Commissioner from the second district as a Democrat.
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C. EB. Carlson
Ucket
Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in Twin Falls Area
Tomorrow’s Fourth of July festivities focus on Twin Falls with races singing baseball and a park picnic expected. Dr A L Upham of the University of Idaho will deliver the patriotic address and a city proclamation invites statewide participation despite local controversy over Klan parade restrictions. The Kimberly Klan event will proceed separately. Wealhawks will close for the day and Sunday hours will be observed by post offices.
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Asa
Twin Falls
Chamber of 1
A .L. Upham
Universty of Idaho
Tayor Shad L. Hodgin
Twin Palle Gemorrow
Kimberly
Wealhawks
New Fire Hose and Water Mains Are Purchased
The village of Filer bought three hundred feet of fire hose at the July board meeting for immediate delivery. Three hundred feet of water main were ordered for later delivery to install on North Street replacing defective lines. The clerk handled the tasks and inventory logistics for the treasurer, Mart 6.
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Filer
Frasterm
Onder Wae
Maine
North Street
Friends of The Reward Seek Legal Notices In Paper
Estate and other legal publications requested by the Friends of The Reward to ensure proper will insertions appear in this newspaper. The group asks local readers to favor timely orders for notices and related filings.
M Adoos Votes Over 500 Mark As Last Ballot Cast
New York July 2 The Democrat convention adjourned after the forty second ballot late tonight till morning when balloting resumes The last ballot showed McAdoo 160 votes Segu entered amid deadlock with McAdoo at 444 Smith at 243 Kelston 107 and J W Davis 32 William Jennings Bryan addressed the convention on the floor listing candidates but excluding Al Smith The platform was set to be adopted Friday with 1038 delegates voting needing two thirds to nominate The convention will decide when to unite behind a candidate with Hawgood unsure of the hour
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New York
Wed
Tecemary
Taz. McAdoo
Swmalthanes
W. Toring
Newark
McAdoo
Smith
Kelston
J. W. Davie
Went Virelaia
Et-Aent Asandor
Court of St. James
William Jen Bryan
Wmity Adu Cleus
Otters
al Smith
Oestone
League of Nations
Feedesary
Scowr
Agnes
Onty
Tucker Attends State Ag Conference in Capital City
Geeiee N. Tucker instructor in Imag culture attended the state conference in the capital with accompanying Mea. The group returned early in the week from Bele where Tucker attended rosterenes of state Smaith. Hughes tractors and Mrs. Tucker visited relatives at Marma. William Kerr directed the Idaho extension conference with Prof. G. W. Hulbert and F. B. Armetrone among presenters.
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Geeiee N. Tucker
Mea. Tecker
Bele
Tucker
Smaith
Hughes
Marma
William Kerr
Ted
G. W. Hulbert
University of Idaho
F. B. Armetrone
Tratner
Idaho
Rinehart
University
Hiskidmare Federal
Western
M. Giles
Department of Relational Education
The Record Office Special Campaign Offer
The Record office serves as the local headquarters for Convention news bulletins. Readers are urged to watch the window or call 41 for information and to read the special campaign offer on page atx.
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Iocal
Atx
Lincoln Highway Ford Car Parade Numbers Imagined
The piece imagines Ford Car No 14 000 000 on the Lincoln Highway from New York to San Francisco. It speculates if 9,999,990 more Fords appeared the highway would jam, forming a line 83 feet wide to stretch 2 205 miles with 1 161 920 cars left out.
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Lincoln Highway
Ford
New York
San Francisco
Ford Care
Doteg
Visitors view grave of Cartwright in Filer cemetery
James McKray of Fairbank Iowa, a tourist en route to Oregon, and his son Howere visit Filer I. O. O. F. cemetery to see the grave of J. Z. Certeright, a pioneer grocer who died years ago. Cartwright family ties and the mother, aged 86, live in Des Moines. The Cartwright widower had remarried. his second wife accompanied him.
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Fation
James McKray
Fairbank
Oregon
Howere McKray
J. Z. Certeright
Filer Groceryjan
Mr. Cartwright
Cartwright
Tourists Tour Camp Notes At Warm Park Revelry And Picnics
The park welcomes visitors on warm days with campers arriving from Illinois and Iowa en route to Seattle and Oregon. A grandson of pioneer merchant Cartwright visits the grave of his grandfather. Five community picnics are planned for the Fourth, with ample room for all campers and no curtailment of privileges. Twin Park groups and youth outings enjoy shaded grounds. late visitors note quiet after 9 pm.
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Silent Rohlfing
Max
Jerome County
Piter
Gillis
Moore
Kiwanis
County Capital
Boulder
Twin Pallo
M’adoo
Capital City
Seulit
Kpomd
Hahiy Werk
Joe Cannon
Twin Park
Young Appouers
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