Rev. Clay S. Rice Promoted to Congregational Superintendent
Rev. Clay S. Rice is raised from assistant missionary superintendent of Idaho to superintendent over a larger region. Utah Congregational work is moved from Colorado to his oversight. The Plymouth Congregational Church in Boise ties its history to his rise as headquarters remain in Boise starting April 1.
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Congregational
United States
Chicago
Clayton S. Rice
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Rice
Plymouth Congregational Church
Boise
Local High School Sets Low Error Record in English Entrance Test
H. D Thompson reports the University of Idaho English Entrance Test results for freshmen from Idaho high schools. Kittenger led with nine errors, New Plymouth and Rathdrum followed at ten, while Buise, Payette, and Emmett posted higher averages. The largest single school total was fifty two errors. New Plymouth celebrates the achievement and its graduate Miss Marguerite Felthouse.
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H. D Thompson
University of Idaho
New Plymouth
Rathdrum
Buise
Payette
Emmett
Marguerite Felthouse
Mrs Maggie Butler Rites Held At Local Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Maggie Butler were conducted Tuesday afternoon in the Baptist church. She died after a lingering illness at her home Sunday night at 10 30. Survivor include Avon Butler and a daughter Blanche of New Plymouth with a son George deceased last year. Rev Henry Jacobs and H F Knight led the services with Odd Fellows members as pallbearers. Burial followed at Park View Cemetery.
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Baptist Church
Maggie Butler
Butler
New Plymouth
Caldwell
Avon
Jim
Blanche
George
Rews Henry Jacobs
H. F. Knight
Odd Fellows Lodge
Park View Cemetery
Coolidge Nominates Army Fliers to Second Lieutenancies
President Coolidge nominates Sergeant Ogdes and Second Lieutenant Harding of the officers’ reserve corps, two army world fliers, for second lieutenants in the army air service under a Congress approved legislation.
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Wood
Paris
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Ogdes
Harding
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Army World Fliers
Army Air Service
High Taxes Force Saloons to Close in Vera Cruz
A Vera Cruz dispatch reports that 120 saloons plan to close due to high government taxes with 40 already shut and 250 still operating. The fivefold license fee increase is seen as a first move to curb liquor consumption in the country.
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Vera Cruz
Greatness Recognizes Greatness At A Concert
A disabled linen room worker with infantile paralysis gains hope through braces and perseverance. After attending Madam Schumann-Heink's concert at a high school, the singer personally thanks her on the stairs, lifting the woman's spirits for the night and beyond.
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W. H. Goldsmith
Baptist Church Plans April Special Meetings and Youth Activities
The church prepares for April special meetings with daily prayer services from noon to 3 30 pm. Junior B Y P A holds meetings at the parsonage and forms a Children's World Crusaders missionary band. Announcements include Sunday School at 10 am with Hilmer Pegerton as superintendent and various B Y P U sessions led by Mrs A Grant and Phoebe Ringer.
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Children’s World Crusaders
Hilmer Petergon
Grant
Phoebe Ringer
Jesus Christ
Henry Jacobs
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Klamath Reservation
A severe influenza outbreak hits the Klamath reservation in Klamath Falls Oregon. Two Indians have died and several others were hospitalized. Physicians raise alarm at the spread mirroring a national epidemic from years past.
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Klamath
Tax mispayment leads to extra charges in San Jose case
Five times the owed income tax was paid by Hardin and Wedmore of San Jose to deliver a tax return to the collector of internal revenue. Wedmore believed he owed one cent and paid three cents for a one cent money order and two cents for a postage stamp to mail the return.
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San Francisco
Hardin &. Wedmore
San Jose
Collector of Internal Revenue
Wedmore
Mysterious Lopez Boy Identified in Minneapolis Tale
The Minneapolis Tribune identifies Arthur Lopez as the man who used the alias Arthur Frazier and claimed a World War veteran status. His uncle Steve Acosta of Buda Texas confirms the identification while former Army buddies dispute the claim and fund efforts to prove Frazier’s true identity.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
Arthur Lopez
Arthur Frazier
Lopez
Steve Acosta
Buda
Tex
Frazier
Warren Fails to Secure Nomination for Attorney General
President Coolidge faced Republican Senate leaders who advised against resubmitting Charles B. Warren of Michigan for attorney general after a 40 to 40 rejection. Speculation grew over potential replacements including Arthur P. Rugg and Wallace McCamant as discussions with senators yielded no president’s comment.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
White House
Warren
Arthur P. Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Groesbeck
Wallace McCamant
Portland
Ore
McCamant
Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
Cummins
Judiciary Committee
Wintson
Indiana
Moses
New Trnmpshire
Reed
Pennsylvania
Wadsworth
New York
Mr. Coolidge
Church to Replace Washington Structure With Ten Story Office-Church
Washington plans to tear down the First Congregational Church a sixty year downtown landmark to build a ten story office church complex. The project would relocate worship as officials study the new structure. President and Mrs Coolidge attend service at the existing church.
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Washington
First Congregational Church
Coolidge
Wash-inonton
Jury Recommends Open Flame Lamps After Sullivan Mine Disaster
Sullivan county grand jury asks Gov Jackson and Indiana legislature to approve rock dusting in coal mines and oppose exclusive safety lamp measures. Witnesses included coroner W H McGrew and inspector A C Dally. Open flame lamps favored by operators for lighter batteries and gas warning potential, despite explosion risks.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County Grand Jury
Edward Jackson
Indianaalis
Tuntina
City Coal Company
William Ho Me- McGrew
A. C. Dally
Indiana Bureau of Mines and Mining
Sulivan
MecCrew
Dally
BYU Nets State Championship in 1925 Basketball
Brigham Young University wins the state pennant for 1925 marking the second straight state title for the BYU basketball team. The squad features Fred Dixon Reed Stewart Grant Ingersoll Golden Romney Orin Howard Paul Packard with Alvin Twitchell as coach and Ralph Keeler as graduate manager.
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Fred Dixon
Reed Stewart
Grant Ingersoll
Golden Romney
Orin Howard
Paul Packard
Alvin Twitchell
Ralph
Buddy” Keeler
Fred “Buck” Dixon
Orin “Bob” Howard
Golden “Kid” Romney
Grant “Rags” Ingersoll
Paul Thorne
Lowell Biddulph
Elwood
Rip” Gledhill
Monte Groesbeck
Wesley Lloyd
Fred “Frosty” Richards
E V Jones renews Sentinel subscription note
E V Jones renews his Sentinel subscription in Payette valley message calling New Plymouth the garden spot of the Northwest. The family has moved to R R 2 Purdin Ma and sends best wishes to local friends.
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the Sentinel
RE. V. Jones
Payette Valley
New Plymouth
Purdin
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Gwin and Mrs Chadwick
A group of friends celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. John Gwin and Mrs. Ward Chadwick with a surprise party at Mrs Guin's home on Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed card games and a spread of refreshments.
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John Gwin
Ward Chadwick
Guin
W R C Convention In Payette Receives Attendees
The district convention of the Women s Relief Corps in Payette opened today with representatives from Weiser Emmett and Payette W R C s present about 45 members attending the luncheon Comrade Guild department vice commander of Buise spoke and Mrs W B Ackermain president of Payette W R C attended.
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The
Women’s Relief Corpet
Payette
Weiser
Emmett
R C’s
Comrade Guild
Buise
Mra
W. BP. Ackermain
Payette W Irc
Portia Club Plans May Queen Festival Fundraiser
The Portia club outlines financing for the Apple Blossom Festival via a May Queen contest. Each dollar spent at county businesses yields one vote per vote earned a penny for the festival. Eligible county residents aged 16 to 20 may enter, with the top vote getter crowned May Queen and runners up as maids of honor and attendants.
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Tuat
Portia Club
Plymouth Congregational Church Service Report
The E M C Committee renewed for fellowship visitation after the budget campaign. Rev and Mrs H F Knight welcomed as associate members. A Walk One More Fellowship program promotes personal evangelism. Bible School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. topic Y are my witnesses. Junior meet 4 15 p m Senior C B E at 7 p m Mrs Ferch in charge Evening service at 7 30 with Can a man be a Christian without believing Christ the Son of God discussion by L Ferch.
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Geome
H. F. Knight
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bible School
C. BE. Miles
C. EB
Ferch
Questio
Christ
A L. Ferch
Filipino Named President of University of the Philippines
Rafael Palma, a Filipino attorney and former interior secretary, was elected president of the University of the Philippines by the board of regents after serving as acting president for over a year.
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Manila
Rafael Palma
University of the Philippine Islands
Board of Regents
Palma
Interior
Crowd honors veteran pastor on 76th birthday
R H F Knight was celebrated at Plymouth Congregational Church as guests from across the county filled the church. Short talks by H C Prior Rev Henry Jacobs Rev F A Becker John Helman and Walter Burke honored Knight who received a special radio gift. Selectaions by the church orchestra followed with solos by Miss Berg Downs and Mrs Elmer Ransom. A cake lunch concluded the event.
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R. H. F. Knight
Plymouth Congregational Church
H. C. Prior
Henry Jacobs
Baptist Church
F. A. Becker
Catholic Church
John Helman
Payette
Walter Burke
Odd Fellows
Tferch
Knight
Board member explains voting split on Thompson reelection
Dear editor, I state my position on the reelection of H D Thompson as superintendent. I supported change and did not vote for re-election yet I will back Thompson next year and work for the school's success. Harry C Prior.
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H. D Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Harry C. Prior
Drake Couple Celebrate Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Honor guests Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Drake of Vale s celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary as guests at a pinochle party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hyde. Additional attendees included Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Druysdale, and several local couples.
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P. M. Drake
Vales
C. B. Hyde
W. T. Druysdale
W B. Anderson
Rosa Mason
John Gross
van Hamks
Glenn Darnall
Arthur Ackerman
Longworth Scion Visits Washington
Longworth family details flash by as month-old Longworth child visits Washington with Representative and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. Mrs Longworth stops at the state department for her brother Kermit Roosevelt who plans a big game hunt in Africa.
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Longworth
Washington
Paulina
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
State Department
Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
Wheeler Wheeler Wheeler Trial Date Set for April 16
The United States case against Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana, indicted for accepting employment affecting a U S interests after election, was set for trial in Great Falls Montana by Judge C N Praye on April 16.
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Wheeler Gase
Great Falls
Mont
United States
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Haviing
C. N. Praye
Pines Treaty Ratified By Senate With Borah Reservation
The twenty year old treaty recognizing Cuban sovereignty over the Isles of Pines is ratified by the Senate. A Borah reservation stating that all U S Cuba treaties apply to Isle of Pines inhabitants is adopted without a record vote just before the final roll call.
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Pines
Washington
Isles of Pines
Senate
Borah
Republican
Idaho
United States
Cuba
Isle of Pines
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Tuceller
Virginia
Tucker
Henry St. George Tucker
Treasury
Brigham Young University
E. V. Jones
W.R. C
Reverend Knight
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