Night burglaries hit several Piler businesses
Early Wednesday morning burglars entered at least four Piler shops, prying doors and smashing a safe at Filer Hardware while raiding McElligott Blacksmith tools and leaving a sack of cutlery and watches. A car theft attempt failed as the intruders fled on foot, with dynamite found nearby and deputies pursuing leads.
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Piler
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Filer
Davis
Munyon
Detweiler
Filer Hardware Store
Sample Ballot and Vartry Platforms Hint This Week
The Record publishes for the first time a nearly complete sample ballot for the November 7 election. Page 3 shows the sample ballot with a blank write-in column and precinct sub divisions not printed due to candidate name variations across 28 precincts. The platforms of the three parties are printed in this issue.
Pwin Falls County May Have Medical Doctor For Coroner
Friends of Dr. F A Dwight will be interested to learn that his name appears on the official ballot next month as candidate for county coroner. He campaigns actively and if successful on November 7 it will mean another county with a medical doctor serving as coroner.
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F. A. Dwight
United States
Red Cross Roll Call Planned in Twin Falls County
Misa Anna BK Brakel accompanied by Idaho Red Cross representative with San Francisco headquarters and W F Edwards executive secretary of Twin Falls County chapter, arrived yesterday to organize the annual Red Cross roll call set to begin November 11 Armistice Day in the county.
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RED Cross
Misa Anna BK. Brakel
Idaho
American Red Cross
San Francisco
W. F. Edwards
Twin Falls County
Wier Vielters
Campaigns Intensify Across County Leading To Election
Senator William Borah addresses a large Tumday evening audience urging a statewide direct primary. A. F. Samuels and Moses Alexander speak in Twin Falls and Hollister respectively. Charles Moore and James Pope are listed for Twin Falls and Filer. County candidates rally nightly, with numerous meetings planned before election day.
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A. F. Samuels
Twin Falls
Moses Alexander
Borob
W. P. Whitaker
Congress
Kimberly
Elmer ©. Thompson
Sommes
Hollinter
Charles ©. Moore
James P. Pope
Filer
Oakley Stamps Rupert With 33 to 0 Victory
Oakley dominates Rupert 33 to 0 in a cold gusty wind as Love returns a second quarter interception for a 6 yard touchdown. Filer previously beat Rupert 69 to 0 and Oakley rolled over the Darians, while Twin Falls showed strength against Rupert last week.
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Rupert High School
Rupert
Twin Pally
Filer
Palle
Oakley
Iteyna
Noal
Progressive Party Platform Adopted at Nampa Convention
Delegates of the Idaho Progressive Party meeting in Nampa on August 22 adopt a platform urging abolition of privilege, public control of natural resources, railroads and utilities, open primaries, initiative, referendum and recall, progressive taxation, bank deposits protection, labor goals, law enforcement, anti monopoly measures, and a national soldier compensation program, while pledging no coalition with old parties and independent state candidates.
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Progressive Party
Nampa
Idaho
Sis
Emnetiie
Aseleas
Mate
Wisconsin
Ohio
Individul
Idaho Republicans pledge tax relief and road push
The platform urges strict supervision of state and local spending to cut government costs and limit levies. It calls for strengthening highway construction while matching funding to need, emphasizing inflation and financial hardship. It notes prior road work and pledges continued, efficient projects at low cost.
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Idahom
Jaree
Idaho
Agathet
Tienes
The
Democratic Platform Endorses Wilson Era and Opposes Republican Policies
The declaration praises Democratic achievements under President Wilson and criticizes Republicans for isolationism and mismanagement. It condemns tariff packs, asserts harm from Republican control, and notes Idaho’s delegation faced embarrassment over the 77th House bill amid publicity. Continued on page 19.
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Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Republican Party
America
Europe
Diexeter
Republicaan Congress
Adartryy
Peld
Bob Bylete
Joramius
Idaho
Estravaganes
The Crom Cut Serial Debuts in The Record
Courting Riley Cooper launches a new installment titled The Crom Cut in The Record. This initial chapter introduces the weekly serial and invites readers to follow future installments, promising broad appeal and reader enjoyment.
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Riley Cooper
Boal game notes highlight Diehl long runs and backfield effort
Filer's posession within two yards for the Boal team. The backfield covered themselves with a story as Charles Diehl stood out. He played behind the line on offense and the one on defense making many gains. Lapp and other teammates continued their consistent good play.
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Filer
Boal Tne
Charles Diehl
Lapp
Temperature Drop Noted in Mornings
In southern Ida ho the early mornings show a drop in temperature with a low of 20 degrees above rare on Monday. Peter Ericson brought an apple transom to town, indicating peculiarity in the season.
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Idaho
Peter Ericson
Record supplies all ballots of county election
The Record print shop handled the county election ballot printing for November 7. About 12 600 official ballots were delivered to the Twin Falls courthouse for use by voters the next day. Ballots are printed in books of 100, consecutively numbered, with 125 circles across four large sections. Details note three tickets, 32 officers to be chosen per precinct, and that voting applications must be filed one to fifteen days before election day.
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Twin
Pally
Slvensee
Thie
Way Paved For Call Of Election
Judge dissolves temporary injunction blocking Twin Falls county from calling an election on forming the Snake River irrigation district to cooperate with the federal reclamation service for the American Falls reservoir project. The decision clears path for an election covering irrigated areas along the Snake River from St. Anthony to Twin Falls.
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Twin Falls
Snake River
Tte
Federal Reclamation Service
American Falls
Wo AL Bakewen
Thomas Costello
L.L. Breckenridge
J. Matone
Distriet Court
Miles Ao
Vreme
Eull
D Istriet
St. Anthony
Cunate
Boundarion J
Relief Predicted From Idaho Rail Car Shortage
George K. Erb, president of the public utilities commission, said Idaho’s rail car shortage should ease as cars return from the east. He noted Idaho’s allotment will rise with California’s ex locating cars, and Oregon Short Line service will report daily car placements and用途. The lack of returning cars remains the main bottleneck.
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Doise
Idaho
George K. Erb
Public Utilities Commission
Salt Lake
Pacific Fratt Express Company
Idabu
California
Oregon Short Line
Erb
Oregon Short Line Mailroad Company
Cumminston
Editor A. W. McCallum Elected Chamber President
Editor and publisher of the Bahl Herald A W McCallum was chosen president of the Bahl Chamber of Commerce last week succeeding L H Barker.
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Chamber
A. W. McCallum
The
Bahl Herald
Bahl Chamber of Commerce
Lf. H. Barker
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Main Street
Frank Wilks
Decatur Orchard Company
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