Hailey High Faces Brutal Losses in Two Games
Hailey High School basketball team returned from Gooding and Shoshone after losing both games. Gail Jackson, star player, was injured when a 185 lb opponent attacked him on the floor at Gooding, with further blows and jaw injuries noted. Jackson’s condition worsened at home, with possible serious groin lump and breathing difficulty raising concerns of attempted murder framing.
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Hailey Times
Hailey High School
Gooding
Shoshone
Hatley
Helf Gooding
Gail Jackson
Halley
Jackson
Lloyd Brown
Marcus Cook
Hattey
John Warren
Hailey
Prosseer Thompson
Fourth annual potato breakfast invites Gooding in Twin Falls
Twin Falls hosts the fourth annual potato breakfast this evening with invitations listing former Governor Gooding as chief speaker likely to discuss county commissioners and farmers. An expected large turnout from high school teachers, students, and visitors is anticipated, with discussion of Gooding's senatorial prospects and possible primary support.
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Twin Falls
United States Senate
Gooding
Democrats to Rally at Richfield in Special Train
Democrats plan a special train from Shoshone next Wednesday evening for a Richfield rally. Former Governor Hawley will address the meeting, with other candidates expected to attend including Hawley for Senator and Moses Alexander for Governor. Additional candidates for local offices likely will be present, as harmony prevails in the party. Mrs. Thomas JH Gooding and daughter returned from California improved in health.
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Shoshone
Richfeld
Plana
Hawley
Nugent-El- Ider
Moses Alexander
Don Dunning
House of Representatives
Richfield
Gooding
Jerome
Wendell
Harmony
Thomas JH. Gooding
South Bermn
California
Delightful season card party at Rhine home
A pre Zenton winter social at Bir and Mes Bett Rhine hosted a six table Five Hundred game evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J P Melvin and many local residents. A midnight feast followed with fruit salad potatoes chicken and desserts. Prizes for top scores went to Price Newman and Mrs L M Zug, with scores reaching six thousand.
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Ira Vietor Tajnaon
J. PB. Melvin
Hobson
Haurh
Sre Breeerman
Mire
M. F. Whitenack
HG. Mertito
Jouse Phrivenon
W. H. Murphy
Firvanan
George Hedman
Stra
Wallice
Mra Miller
Pred Gwin
Bert Rhine
Price Newmen
Mra L. M. Zug
Koife
Educational Car Exhibit Teaches Rail Safety And Fuel Saving
A moving picture car toured Shoshone yards this week showing correct and incorrect railway firing methods to educate railroad workers and the public. The event drew town ladies and schoolchildren who learned how proper firing reduces fuel loss and prevents smoke.
Factions contest post office appointment in Bolae race
Factions clash over the post office bid with Governor Flawkley opposing John Nugent in a heated Democratic contest. Votes tallied show the lady received 39 while Davis led all others by about fifty. Hawley appears to have gained an edge though the discord may affect future nominations.
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Porter
Flawkley
John ¥. Nugent
United Sinter
Hawker
Peter M. Durly
Curtis
Plim
Mrz
Green
Leo
Moran
Davis
Hawley
Nugent
Good shows at Baugh attract strong patronage
The Jones and Crane troupe presented Virginiaty at the Balls last Friday with Deverdux leading the cast. Viola’s animal display delighted all ages while The Merry Maids and Hallowells performances promised further attractions in March.
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Jones& Crane Players
Cheirs
James Deverdux
Fiuare
Viola
Hallowells
Ole Olson
Governor Haines Launches ReElection Campaign in Idaho
Governor John M. Haines formally announces candidacy for renomination and reelection on the Republican ticket. He pledges to continue economy and tax reduction efforts, outlines record and policy aims, and calls for tax study and responsible budgeting ahead of the next legislature.
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Haines
John M. Haines
Idaho
Teket
Tax Commission
Ohoola
Seminmioners
Oll
John M. Hatnes
Four Eclipses In 1914 Reported For Year
The year 1914 will feature four eclipses two solar and two lunar. The first occurs February 25 as a solar eclipse invisible in North America with visibility confined to Patagonia and New Zealand. A partial lunar eclipse occurs in March visible in the United States followed by a total solar eclipse in August visible in eastern Canada and the New England states with a small partial sighting. A final partial lunar eclipse in September will be seen in the far western United States and Canada.
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North America
Patagonia
New Zealand
United States
Canada
New England States
Cut in sugar duty may prove invalid
Sailors and crewers debate tariff provisions tied to the Cabar reciprocity treaty. Reports say the tariff change to raise duties 25 percent starting March 1 faces potential challenges. Leaders consider international and domestic steps amid the crisis.
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Lowislane
Leuiniasia Crewers Hashlan
Mrodkard
Ertueers
Cmeiaden
Troynoisis
Funeral for Charles C Haynes at Odd Fellows hall
Funeral services for the late Charles C Haynes were held Sunday at the Odd Fellows hall with Rev W J Barger delivering the eulogy. A choir including Hert Archie Bowler McMahon and Mrs Wright sang, followed by burial in the cemetery drawn by a four horse stagecoach provided by Marshal George Redman. Pallbearers were Fred W Gooding Joseph W Wheeler Chris Hansen Harry W Anderson Gus Bassler and W Custer, all longtime friends. Floral tributes came from the fraternal lodge and numerous individual friends.
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Puneral Servic
Charles C. Haynes
W. J. Barger
Hert
Archie Bowler
McMahon
Mra. Wright
Ormerly
George Redman
Mr. Haynes
Fred W. Gooding
Joseph W. Wheeler
Chris Hansen
Harry W. Anderson
Gus Bassler
W. & Custer
Reformers vow to seize first opportunity
A fragmented dialogue shows a pledge to reform, with one speaker claiming to marry reform and the other affirming a commitment to act when opportunity arises. The exchange hints at a political or social reform theme between two figures described as reformers and opponents.
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Heinhand
Rock road project starts at Shoshone Richfield
L C Eastwood, overseeing rock work on the Shoshone Richfield road below Marley, plans to begin by week’s end with BH Sandeen and one more worker. About 350 cubic yards of rock must be moved to build a first class road, then dirt to cover rock cuts for a smooth surface. The Richfield district has a $1,000 county appropriation to finish this section, joining to the lower end near Shoshone, where Shoshone will handle construction and maintenance. Heavy snow delayed progress.
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L. C. East
Rwood
Luya
Shoshone
Richfield District
County Commissioners
Tango Cars Ready to Tango on Trains to Mardi Gras
Salt Lake February 24 Plutocratic nutoids bow to dance craze demand. Illinois Central pilots tango cars on a Chicago to New Orleans run with a waxed floor box car. Railroads to test tango cars on Panama Expo routes. Union Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande consider similar plans to attract visitors.
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Ulinois Central
New Orleana
Chicago
New Orleans
Argentina
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pucrte
California
Yick
Jatoven
Borneo
Believes Orchard Thoroughly Insane Case Observed
An unnamed man, believed insane by authorities, was kept under watch as doctors assessed his danger. Dr Worle Mathher Init described concerns that he may reoffend if released, noting a history of criminal acts and a lack of sound mind during examination.
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Rose
Worle Mathher
Sixth Birthday Party at Haddockham Honors Lucile Haddock
A six year old’s party at Haddockham honors Lucile Haddock’s sixth birthday. Attendees include Bower Dorothy Whitennck Nina Newman Katherys Mary Newman Edward Walters and Aaillie Epperson. Also notes on Washington press coverage and a March auction in Shashone with Dorada and implements to be offered.
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Plur
George and
Lucile Haddock
Haddockham
Lucile
Bower
Dorothy Whitennck
Nina Newman
Katherys
Mary Newman
Edward Walters
Aaillie Epperson
Everyody
Winn Accor
Shashone
Sotua Valuianto Dorada
Implemente
Utilities Commission blocking Beaver River and Idaho Power lines
In Twin Falls Idaho February 24 the Utilities Commission enjoined Beaver River power company and Idaho power company from erecting electric service equipment in Twin Falls and Pocatello. Local residents decry monopoly fears and call for Supreme Court redress amid high coal transport costs and electricity dependence. Public reaction reflects widespread concern over energy access and pricing in a seven to eight thousand population area.
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Twin Falls
The
Utilities Commission of Idaho
Beaver River Power Company
Idaho Power Company
Pocatello
Idaho
Supreme Court
Toyin Falls
Aristocratic Dog Undergoes Noted Surgery
Devee the Journal office dog with aristocratic manners suffered appendicitis and underwent an operation by Dr Walton. The procedure, performed Wednesday morning, successfully removed the troublesome appendix and relieved the dog's pain.
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Devee
Walton
Half Million Acres Opened in March Across States
March will open half a million acres of land in Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and New Mexico under general instruction. Provisions will allocate 49,000 acres in one county and 360,000 acres more across Washington, Oregon, and New Mexico, with total areas reaching about 1.16 million acres for public settlement.
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Colorado
Wackinetan
Orecon
Enim
Sanpete
Fummit
Washington
Oregon
Allanlea
Two Fishermen Land 21-Pound Trout at Mayle Dam
Report from Televi states two men hauled 21 pounds of trout from the Magic dam area. Each fish weighed about 10 pounds, exceeding the single fisher limit. Alex Fischer presented the specimens in Shoshone before a Bay Area taunting for an Idaho exhibit in San Francisco.
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Patel
Alex Fischer
Baise
San Francisco
Idaho
Mayle Dam
Bars babies from the mail ruling touches Grangeville case
A Post Office Department ruling bans all human beings and animals from parcel post. The 4 year old May Plerstorf was sent by parcel post from Twin Falls Idaho to Stratford Oklahoma, sparked by Jane Postmaster Stratford request. Assistant Postmaster General Stewart ruled against any living creature using parcel post, except the queen bee. A separate petition seeks Sunday shows in Shoshone, to be considered at an upcoming board of trustees meeting if endorsed by townspeople.
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Grangeville
Post Office Department
Idaho
Plerstorf
Lewiston
Jane
Stratford
Okla
Twin Falls
Maho
Stewart
Hon
Board of Trustees
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Sitsek
Svea
Tesser
Legislature
1914
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C. C. Haynes
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Richfield-Shoshone Highway
Lava Rock
TANGO
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Charles C. Hart
National Press Club
Congress
Hart
Utilities Commission
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