Markel Beamer Gillis Connor Miss Pond Win Polls
Five of six candidates on Democratic and Republican tickets win in this county. Winners include J. M. Markel and D. L. Beamer for state legislature, W. D. Gillis for state legislature, T. Dan Connor for county commissioner from district one, and Miss Charlotte Pond for superintendent of public instruction. Progressive candidates Elmer Aman H. Murphy and J. C. Reichers lose.
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W. F. Pike
W. D. Gillis
W. Taylor
Finch
ER. L. Warren
C. P. Duvall
Pond
Claud Stewart
James A
Byber
J. M. Markel
D. L. Beamer
T. Dan Connor
P. J. Grossman
Elmer Aman
H. Murphy
J. C. Reichers
Mr. Murphy
Mr. Aman
Muroa
Murphy
Filer
Aman
Reichers
Markel
Beamer
Gillis
Connor
Cunningham
Charlotte Pond
McDowell
Addison T. Simith
Mixes Charlotte Pond
O. P. Duvall
Emma Ll. Warren
C. Biggine
T. Bailey Lee
A. R. Hicks
Vetera
Hines
Hicks
Mattinson
Somme
Freedheim
Burkhalter
Rey
Oggle
Laravas Eas
Shriver
Warren
Lituer
Duvall
FDP
Mseese Davies
Behurger
Ring
Assennor
Stewart
Prater
Pohlman
Grossman
Aarascinnenna Dwight
Frahm
Berg
Bybee
Romig
Graves
Philby
Hamilton
Allen
Election Notes From Local Precinct Count and Results
Voters in the precinct faced a complex ballot with about 548 cast and nearly 50 straight ballots. The Record office served as election HQ yielding results for Filer, Maron and Clover while counting continued until 2 AM Wednesday. Officials including B C Wtor Earl Munyon L M Smith and W Graves supervised polling at the old grade school.
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Filer
Maron
Clover
Filer to Face Gooding Nampa in Postseason Game
Nampa team invites Gooding to a Kriditon contest this Saturday with Coach Denman and players traveling Friday by car. The Gooding High School game is set for tomorrow afternoon, and N. D. Head of The Record will telephone Friday with a detailed report for next week.
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Nampa
Denman
Gooding
Gooding High School
N. D
Issay
Boise
Withers
Idaho
Utah
Totals Show Big Tax Roll Reduction
Real property tax rolls totalled 1 466 507 16 this year, a decrease of 403 446 58 from last year. The 1931 total was 1 200 554 04. Declines largely reflect lower valuations of farm lands livestock and merchandise.
Court action continues in Detweller v. Rebcbers new trial granted
Motion to set aside verdict and judgment filed in district court continu es as Turner K Hackman attorney for the plaintiff filed Monday with the clerk of the district court. The action seeks a new trial in the Will H H Detweller versus James D Rebcbers case.
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District Court
Will HH
Union Pacific to cut Idaho potato freight rates
Union Pacific plans immediate action to reduce Idaho potato rates to major western markets. H M Adams says per Borah's request the company will file with the Interstate Commerce Commission to publish lower differential from Idaho points to Missouri River, Twin Cities, Chicago and other destinations. A 20 cent per hundredweight decrease is expected.
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Union Pacific
Iaho
Middle West
H. M. Adama
Senator Borah
Borah
Twin Potatoe
Adams
Se Borah
Curt de Long
Hoyle Commission Company
BR. B. Boyd
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Idaho
Missouri River Wints
Twin Cities
St Louis
Commission
Proof That Same Robbers Were at Wendell as Here
No new sidelights have been shed during the past week on the robbery which took place here two weeks ago. The Record reported last week facts about the Wendell robbery, likely by the same group. G. Davis, local jeweler, said the revolver marked Ray was picked up in Wendell after the footpads’ visit.
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Wendell
G. Davis
Date Set for American Falls Dam Election
Friday, January 16, 1923, set as the election date for residents along the Snake River from St. Anthony to Twin Falls to vote on forming the Snake River Irrigation District. Two thirds landowner approval required for bonds. voting places listed at Springfield, Jerome, Weditell, Tiles, Twin Falls, Filer, and Pubs.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
Snake River
St. Anthony
Cuek
Juden James Ko Bothwell
Springfeld
Jerome
Wetitell
Tiles
Filer
Filer Bakery Management Changes Hands
A business change sees Filer Bakery come under new management led by Pilot’s planned baker. Mr and Mrs Rice move with two daughters to establish permanent residence. Previously at Idaho Parke and now due at Rock Springs, Rice plans to run wholesale bakery operations in the local area and Twin Falls, pledging top products and service.
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Piler
Rice
Rock Springs
Idaho Parke
Filer
World War Ends Four Years Ago Observed in Filer
National holiday set aside with banks closed in town county and state. No public monies or services planned for Filer community this year. Fitting exercises planned to mark the day with local observances and twin fath.
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Filer
Parent Teacher Meeting Tonight at Old School Building
Patrons of therade schools are reminded of the Parent-Teacher association meeting tonight at o o'clock at the old school building. Patte has been secured as principal speaker and will explain the sanctioning and benefits of the association. A brief program and refreshments will follow. All are urged to attend.
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Rade
Patte
Armistice Day Game Endorsed by Governor
Governor endorses the Armistice day game highlighting its role in fostering loyalty to Idaho and the University of Idaho. He praises abolition as a factor in society and notes football as a premier college sport uniting the states through an annual contest and the pride it inspires among supporters.
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Our
Univer
President Tenney to Speak at Local Methodist Church
Rev Deal received word that President C. W. Tenney of Gooding College will address congregations here Sunday. He will speak at 11:00 a.m. at the Methodist church and again at Bereer Jn 2:40 p.m. as part of the day’s program.
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C. W. Tenney
Gooding College
Methodist Church
Bereer Jn
Deal
Agricultural training for war veterans expands aid
Government programs for disabled World War veterans in the Pacific Northwest would allow up to 500 for farm equipment under the land project. L C J of Seattle said 230 veterans are in training to become farmers, with many receiving monthly support and awaiting land duties. A social dinner at the Frask G Wall home honored Ida L Wright of Los Angeles with attendees including the Wright and Weight families.
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Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Northwest
United States Veterans Bureau
Joseph
CC Moore Named Governor in Three Way Race
In a three cornered election Moore, a Republican, led with 48 359 votes against Democrat Alexander and Progressive Samuels in a publicized off year result. Samuels had 9 093 and Alexander 4 988 with about 100 precincts yet to hear from.
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J Me Murphy
C. Moore
H. F P. Samuels
Moore Haw
Samuea
Addison T. Sith
Burnae
Smith
Oss
Waters
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Rock Springs, Wye
Laren Bake Shop
Governor Indorses
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CC Moore
Mose Alexander
Sherman
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