District Court In Session In Paris Amid Weather Delays
The fall term of the district court convened in Paris with Judge J J Guheen and Court Reporter R W Jones presiding. Several cases heard include guilty pleas to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquors and a divorce decree for Mrs. Mary L. Astel of Montpelier. Several civil actions were continued or taken under advisement as the docket moved forward. Sylvanus Caldwell and Grant Wilcox were arrested on horse theft charges and will be arraigned in open court. Sheriff Atbay returned with Wilcox near Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
J J. Guheen
R. W. Jones
Jesse R
Eizil Hoge
Charles Gobel
Ge Rboter
Montpelier
D. W. Pendrey
William Pendrey
W. D. Ream
J. G. Merrill
Frank Wright
Rody Thoroton
D W. Pendrey
Jesse Rt
Mudge
Thomas L. Glenun
Merrill
Sylvanus Caldwell
Grant Wilcox
Atbay
Wilcox
Provo
Illness Reports Mrs Dunn at Montpelier Home
Mrs John Dunn of Georgetown mother of assessor James Dunn is reported seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs J G Merrill of Montpelier.
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John Dunn
Georgetown
James Dunn
J. G. Merrill
Montpelier
Young Man Wallace of Montpelier Dies at 23
Wallace Shape of Montpelier dies at his mother's home from a brain clot likely formed after a motorcycle injury last June. He had kidney and stomach troubles and recently worked in motion pictures. He was the family's main support. funeral services planned in Montpelier.
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Wallace Shape
Welb Kenyon Act Upheld In Liquor Interstate Case
Topeka Kas Nov 6 The constitutionality of the Welb Kenyon act removing inter state protection from liquor shipped into a state for illicit use was upheld in an appeal by Missouri Pacific from Cherokee county district court fines of 100 on each of twelve counts for delivering intoxicating liquor within the state. Justice West wrote that Congress may prohibit interstate traffic in liquor as in diseased meat or lottery tickets, confirming the act's reach.
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Topeka
Kas
Welb- Kenyon
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Cherokee County
Justtice West
Congress
Herald-Republican
Busy Idaho Judge J J Guheen Handles Many Cases
Judge J J Guheen of Idaho’s Fifth district faces a heavy docket across five counties. In September term in Bannock county 45 criminal and 135 civil cases awaited disposition, with travel to Malad Preston Paris Power and Pocatello to complete the civil caseload. A court reporter is praised. vacation was brief. News of R S Spence’s serious illness in Salt Lake City reaches Bear Lake County friends.
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J. J. Guheen
Idaho
Teri
Bannock County
Preston
Paris
Power County
Pocatello
Guheen
R. S. Spence
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake County
Burnley Letters from Missionaries on War and Faith
A Burnley England report from D B Roberts R B Dunford and B F Hulme describes missionary life amid World War I. They note reduced British mission staffing, wartime hardships, and ongoing baptisms while reflecting on conscription, munition production, and national resolve as the war reshapes society.
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Burnley
England
D. B. Roberts
R. B. Dunford
B. F._ Hulme
Bear Lake
EF. Roberts
Carlisle
Newcastle
Manchester
Hulme
Nelson
Liverpool
Mrs Jane Astel Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Jane Astel of Montpelier died suddenly after a brief illness. Born May 4 1850 in Ad dysucan Mammothshire Nogland she came to Montpelier as a girl and married Joseph Astel who died four years ago. She leaves three sons 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held this afternoon in the Montpelier Hirst ward meeting house.
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Bear Lake Valley
Jane
Astel
Montpelier
Joseph Astel
Charles Pearce
Addysucan
Mammothshire
Nogland
Joseph Castel
Safety first campaign shapes railroad image
A Pocatello Tribune reprint notes Union Pacific’s safety push and its record of carrying 1,261,371 passengers without fatalities. The piece quotes a veteran railroad man on continuous on‑the‑ground supervision and strict discipline as keys to safety.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Pocatello Tribune
Raymond man dies after threshing machine accident
Last Friday morning Eugene Eschler was seriously injured when a tumbling rod on a threshing machine entangled his overcoat and hurled him. He died Monday afternoon at Lynn hospital. He was 23, newly married to Etta Poulsen of Raymond. Funeral was held in Raymond with Bishop Herod Clyans presiding.
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Eugene Eschler
G. Eschler
Lynn Hospital
Raymond
Bocessary
Montpelier
Etta Poulsen
Joseph Poulsen
Recital by Fielding Students Promises Free Evening of Music
A Fielding Academy recital in the Fielding auditorium features piano violin and oral expression students on Monday night November 22. The program includes four teen numbers starting with an Academy brass band overture, readings and vocal solos by named students and ensembles, ending with brass band selection. Admission is free. Also noted is the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Cole of Downey.
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Fielding
Fielding Academy
Academy Brass Band
Veda Low
Miss Duan
Grant Dunford
Abraham Tueller
Raymond Budge
Velma Holmes
Reading
Annie Shepherd
Beatrice Price
Myrtle Rich
Edwin Spencer
Irwin Jensen
Marilla Hulme
Irene Holmes
Luella Pendrey
Lawrence Sorensen
Charles Cole
Downey
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Webb Kenyon Agt
Ffth
Bea Ane
Rayo B. Dunford
David EzRpects
Ben F. Hulmertort
Eigen
Enngland
Eest Orais
Seus
Vito
Flanders
Dardenells
Bulgaria
Lord Derby
Logland
Beo F. Hulme
Jane Astel
Tess Agate
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