Official count grants Democrats an extra senator in Adams County
The Adams County tally shows Democrat D. W. Van Hoesen defeating Republican J. F. Lowe by 17 votes, 551 to 534, enlarging the Senate Dem majority to six while House balance remains 62 Republicans to 2 Democrats. County totals broaden support for amendments and the bond issue with gains in 24 counties and unofficially in Bingham County.
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Adams County
D. W van Hoesen
J. F. Lowe
van Hoesen
Lawe
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Bingham County
Parnas Bowl
Utilities Commission
District Court Holds Full Term in Fifth District
The fifth district district court opened in the county courthouse with Judge O R Baum presiding. Divorces granted for Ross Garrison Judith Garrison Wiley Nelson Marie Nelson and Christian Hansen Peter Hansen. Hyrum Esterholdt case dismissed at plaintiff’s costs. New US citizens Robert Ray Jacob Albert Jacobsen. W C King pleaded guilty to burglary. six months to two years and a half at hard labor suspended for good behavior. Chauncy Wilamy pleaded not guilty to forgery. Keneath Driver and Ray Feltman pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of liquor. three days in jail suspended for good behavior. The court session continues as we go to press.
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District Court of the Fifth District
County Court House
O. R. Baum
Ross Garrison
Vsudith Garrison
Wiley Nelson
Marie Nelson
Christian Hansen
Peter Hansen
Hyrum Esterholdt
Ezra J. Howell
United States
Robert Ray
Jacob Albert Jacobsen
W. C. King
Chauncy Wilamy
Keneath
Ray Feltman
Bloomington News Briefs Reflect Community Notices and Visits
Local notes report a wedding shower for Mrs. Lilbourn Haire at Mrs. John Thornock home, a farewell for Wendell Christensen bound for a mission, and Delos Nelson’s remains brought home for funeral services with American Legion involvement. Attendees included Ken neth Dawson and James L. Dunford. Other items note thrashing despite snow, visitors from Fish Haven, and visits among Bloomington residents including Misses Vada and Lucille Jacobsen in Paris.
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John Thornock
Lilbourn Haire
Azella Thornock
Wendell Christensen
North Western States
Delos Nelson
France
Ward
American Legion
O. C. Dunford
Kenneth Dawson
American Legion of Idaho
Alfred Shepherd
Bear Lake
Alma Findlay
James L. Dunford
A. A. Hart
John Hulme
Don C. Haddock
Perens
Cornell Scofield
Hallowe'ene
Findlay Sisters
Vada
Lucille Jacobsen
Paris
Jesse Lewis
George Reese
James Dunford
Victor Reese
Mr. Reese
Elinor Skinner
LaVina Reese
The University of Hard Knocks Lyceum Talk in Paris
Ralph Pariette will discuss lessons from tough experiences in a November 18 Lyceum lecture in Paris. The talk, titled The University of Hard necks, promises practical wisdom on resilience and avoiding common mistakes in self improvement.
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Ralph Pariette -Ell
University of Hardnecks
Lyceum
Paris
Railroad Official and a Whistle on Sunday Morning
A stern citizen asks a railroad official to order the express whistle be silenced on Sundays near Elm Grove. The official calls it impossible, while the citizen says his paste preaches till he hears the whistle and cites last Sunday's twenty minute delay. A Rochester clothing firm cuts prices 33 1 8 percent on salts and overcoats from Nov. 1. Po catello schools chief F R Barber reports from Paris on farm bureau junior work. Ralph Parlette brings Beans and Nuts to Paris with the University of Hard Knocks style.
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Enginneer
Elm Grove
New York Central Magazine
Rochester
F R. Barber
Pocatello
Paris
Farm Bureau
Ralph Parlette
University of Hard Knocks
Second Strike Called at Phosphate Mine Sunday
A second walkout occurred at the Western Phosphate mine Sunday afternoon as workers protest wage cuts and missed promised bonuses after an earlier strike. More than one hundred men remain unemployed in Paris as ore prices fall and mine costs rise, with families affected and no resolution yet in sight.
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Western Phosphate
Paris
Wall Street Explosion Solved
New York November 11 The Evening World prints a three page report on the Alae ter explosion of last September. It details a lengthy investigation and suggests a link to a building trust now under legislative inquiry.
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New York
New Orl Evening World Today
Wall Street
Alf
Rexall Straw Vote predicted Harding landslide in 1920 race
The Rexall Straw Vote tallied 1 239 680 ballots on November 6 and predicted Harding would win by a large plurality. It forecast 379 electoral votes for Harding to 162 for Cox, noting Tennessee and Oklahoma shifted from Democratic to Republican alignment in later corrections.
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Rexall Stores
Rexall
Harding
Cox
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Murder in Idaho as father-in-law slain by son-in-law
Peter Wiederman aged 65 shot and killed his son-in-law Irving N. Kelsey yesterday afternoon in Twin Falls. Wiederman, who had moved in with the Kelseys after expelling other family members, surrendered to authorities and is jailed.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Peter Weidermann
Irving N. Kelsey
Weiderman
Kelsey
Wiederman
Family gathers to honor Mrs Hoge on birthday
Matioge and the late Hoge hosted a birthday gathering at their home in Boise. Family and Welfare relatives enjoyed a pleasant evening with conversations games and entertainment. A large lunch was served and a big Birthday cake presented to Mrs Hoge along with many gifts and chrysanthemums from her daughter.
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Matioge
Hoge
Roy Aker
Alfred Budge
Boise
A. S
Mary A Oakey
Sarah J. Ashley
Grimmett
Susan Price
Chris Price
Herbert Horsley
Jane
Jason Pendrey
Hilizabeth Nye
Heber Hum
William G. Smith
Rhoda BH. Hoge
Beatrice Margariet Bolton
A. Welker
Mary 5
Davis
Sarah B. Hoge
Bishop
W. Smith
George B Spencer, Jr
Post
Death in St Charles: Maria Pugmire obituary features family ties
Mrs. Maria Pugmire died at her St Charles home on November 1 after a long life beginning in Winter Quarters Illinois. She was widow of George M Pugmire and mother of nine. Funeral held November 4 in St Charles Chapel with Bishop J A Hunt and speakers praising her faith. Bee Hive girls gifted the Bishopric a Sacrament set worth about 90 dollars.
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Maria Pugmire
St. Charles
George M Pugmire
Winter Quarters
Illinois
Bishop
Wm. G. Young
St. Charles Chapel
J. A Hunt
Nancy H. Allred
Sarah Allred
Nancy H. Pugmire
Ola Transtrum
J. A. Hunt
Louis H. Booth
Bee Hive
Borah Denounces All International Alliances Against League
Senator William E Borah declares irrevocable opposition to any American join with European nations in political alliances for peace or otherwise. He cites the Republican irreconcilables including Johanson Brandegee and Moses and warns of continued opposition from new senators elect Frank Gooding Idaho and Samuel Shortridge California.
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New York Herald
William E Borah
Senate
League of Nations
America
Johanson
Brandegee
Moses
California
Idaho
Frank R. Goodingy
Shen Gracelett Samuel “Shortridge
Org
Borah
Harding
Wilson League
Cox
Elliots
Fishers
Parsonse
League
Des Moines
Akron
George Washington
James Monroe
Republican Party
Armistice Day Observed in Paris With Dance Prize Spree
Paris marks the second anniversary of the armistice terms with public offices closed and a citywide strike. The American Legion Post 84 hosts a big dance with prizes, including a cake inscribed American Legion and a sour pickle bottle for the ugly test man. A basketball game between the American Legion and Fielding ends 26 to 36.
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Senlis
Paris
Paris Brass Band
American Legion of Post Number 84
Jack” Arthurs
Mona Athay
American Legion
Fielding
Emerson Ym
Fielding Academy News Items Highlight School Activities
Arch ie McMurray reports on Fielding Academy events. A Junior Boogie Dance at the Paris pavilion entertained with decorations ghosts fortune telling and pies. Election day half holiday followed with a basketball game between student body and faculty. Music department program featured soloist and choir under Geurts and Hamlin.
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Archie McMurray
Paris
Fielding Academy
Geurts and
Hamlin
Mr and Mrs C N Skinner Visit Then Depart for California
Mr and Mrs C N Skinner of Noun an left this morning for Noonan to visit Mr Skinner’s parents before continuing to California for missions. He has served months in the Southern States mission but due to ill health was transferred to the California Mission and is returning en route.
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C. N Skinner
Nounan
Ben
Clarence Shepherd
Noonan
Mr Skinner
California
Skinner
Southern States
Times Call for Open Progressive Program
The text urges the Republican party to deliver results and avoid disappointment. It emphasizes a candid open progression, forward looking and constructive program as the demanded judgment and direction.
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Republican Party
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