Judiciary as a Key Government Pillar in Idaho History
An Idaho editorial argues the judiciary is essential to government and justice. It traces costs from 1891 1892 to 1931 showing rising expenses for the Supreme Court due to added justices clerks stenographers and facilities while stressing the value of capable fair administration of justice.
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Colt
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Idaho
Boise
Lewiston
Newspaper Mail Service Continues at Postoffice
Postmaster H. L. Spencer reports Desert News and Salt Lake Tribune will be delivered and distributed through the post office despite Sunday mail suspension for letters and packages. Train Sunday service remains discontinued.
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H. L. Spencer
Desert News
Salt Lake Tribune
Pension Bill for Veterans Widows Passed by Congress
The House approved a $100 million five year pension plan for World War I widows and orphans, with $20 a month for a widow with no dependents and income caps. The measure, sponsored by Democrat John Rankin, passed 316 to 16 amid economy bill concerns.
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Washingdon
John Rankin
Democrat
Mississippi
House
Royal S. “Johnson
Dazkota
Johnson
American Legion Officers School to be Held in Pocatello
The Veterans Administration plans a school for service officers of Sixth District posts at the Memorial Building Pocatello on Sunday May 8 at 11:00 a m. Attendance urged from American Legion officials and veterans groups for claims and disability guidance followed by interviews May 9 and 10 at the Bannock Hotel to advance compensation and related filings.
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Veterans Administration
American Legion
Department of Idaho
Memorial Building
Pocatello
Disabled American Veterans
Spanish_American War Veterans
Veterans _ of _Foreign Ware
American Red Cross
Bannock Hotel
Veterans Bureau
Idaho's historic greats listed by governor candidate
Boise Idaho April 22 Byron Defenbach Republican nominee hopeful submitted to the governor's office two lists of 24 names he regards as Idaho's greatest in an informal statewide survey. The periods span Discovery with Meriwether Lewis Sacajawea Wilson Price Hunt and Exploration and fur trade with Bonneville Wyeth De Smet Eliza Spalding Mullan and Richards among others.
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Boise
Byron Defenbach
Idaho
Meriwether- Lewis
Sacajawea
Wilson Price Hunt
Captain Bonneville
Salt Lake Basin
Nathaniel Wyeth
Fort Hall
Father de Smet
Trail
Eliza Spalding
Wits
John Mullan
Franklin D. Richards
Official County Directory Legislative Officials and County Officers
County directory lists legislative officials and county offices with names including Harold Toomer Ole Transtram and John Palcesentepetavacends among listed officers such as Auditor Eugene Shepherd Deputy Auditor Arvilla Smedley Treasurer and Tax Collector Chas. E. Harris Prosecuting Attorney Don C. Haddock Probate Judge and Recorder Evva A. Beagles Superintendent F. M. Williams and a Mooré Physician. City directory adds W. Smith Hoge and Edw. T. Shepherd. city treasurer noted.
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Harold Toomer
Bear Lake
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E. Harris
Don C. Haddock
Evva A. Beagles
F. M. Williams
Birch
Mooré
W. Smith
T. Shepherd
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