Saint John Day Observed by Shoshone Masons
The Bethany Lodge in Stall celebrated Saint John Day December 27 with installation of new officers and a banquet for about eighty attendees. Officers included J. J. Beckett as Worshipful Master and Rev. Willard Roots as Chaplain. diverse speakers praised Masonry and the Eastern Star, followed by ora toric toasts and music.
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Union Leaders Convicted in McNamara Dynamite Plot Trials
In Annapolis on Monday the jury convicted thirty union leaders on all counts of the McNamara dynamite plot indictments while several were found not guilty. Sentencing will occur Monday morning after possible defense motions and an appeal for errors. United States judge Anderson ordered remaining defendants to prison terms up to 39 years, with some suspended. Preparations for the Knights of Pythias second annual convention at Gooding February 7-9 include team contests and district lodge participation from Shoshone Gooding Twin Falls Rupert Halley and Mounths districts.
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United States
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Jodie Anderson
Knights of Pythias
Gooding
Shoshone
Twin Pally
Rupert
Halley
Mounthe District
Idaho Marriage Law Amendments Aim to Curb Elopement
A proposed bill backed by the Idaho Mothers' club would require full licenses for marriages, newspaper publication of applications, a 15 day waiting period, and a mandatory physical examination for applicants. Judge Koeisch backs the measure, arguing it will curb quick marriages and reduce divorce.
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Moetech
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Mothers’ Circle
Washington
Reginald Bowler Wins Oxford Rhodes Scholarship
Reginald E Bowler brother of Archie and Bert Bowler of Shoshone has been awarded the Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford. The Portland scholastic achievement led to selection for a three year course at the University of Oxford in London. Recipients are chosen for literary and scholastic attainment, love of sports, and antiquities of mantles.
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Archie
Bert Bowler
Shoshone
Harry W. Anderton
Oxford
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Portland
Rhodes
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United
Guspor
Obligation on Shoshone Business Men Highlighted
The Journal notes a moral debt of about 300 dollars by the Shoshone business men for mattresses and sleeping quarters funded by the old Commercial Club. Directors Haddock Borne and Pierce face individual repayment unless locals form a committee to raise funds. In Shoshone tradition, townspeople are urged to support paying the note. Dr Sherman of Ogion and CN Woods of Halley visit to allocate range for stockmen for the year.
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Paul
Haddock
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Uriah
Pacific Coast
CN. Woods
Halley
Baw Tooth
Proposed reform bill on marriage legality and age limits
Judge Koelschs bill tightens marriage rules requiring a physician certificate within 30 days of marriage and raises the age limit from 38 to 21. Consent by parents for underage marriages must be approved by probate judges. Abolition of common law marriage is praised to reduce legal tangles, according to the Statesman.
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Good Road Bonds Win in Highfield
The Highfield district voted 123 to 2 in favor of bonds to fund good roads with $60,000, all to be paid to local citizens and no outside contractors. Work to begin once arrangements are made, reflecting unusual local unity amid statewide bonding trends.
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Weaver Slayer of Lena Spear Tried for Murder and Poison Plot
Jay Weaver, indicted in Lincoln county for second degree murder in Lena Spears case, was fined 1250 in federal court for sending poison via mail to procure an abortion. He appeared in Boise and surrendered to the court, facing 3 months to raise the fine or 20 days in county jail after an acquittal on the murder charge.
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Smalls
United States
Hodgin
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Weaver
Dietrich
Adm
Lincoln County
Lena Spears
Fderal
Fire Buy
Guthar
Federal officials meet with stockmen board in Shoshone
National Par t ent administration leaders Sherman Wood and Fenn join the duty officials and Park board members in Shoshone to define allotments for Sawtooth herding. Fred W Gooding Dr Bettis Worth Lee George Anderson and Harry LeMoyne lead a large gathering in the District Court room, about 200 sheepmen. The meeting aims to allot grazing land to Class A sheepmen.
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Autyisery Board of Stockmen
Shoshome
Jie
Fred W. Gooding
Dr. Bettis
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George Anderson
Harry LeMoyne
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Clase
Judge Walters Engagements Noted in District Court Schedule
Judge Walters of Bannock County District Court will preside on January 6 for Judge Budi. He also addresses the State bar association in Batse on January 11 on Reform in Criminal Law and Procedure. Platt Williams attended the Masonic banquet and received a warm welcome in his old home as a Pocatello druggist.
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Budi
State Bar Association
Batse
Platt Willams
Pocatello
Appointed Game Warden Barber Named by Governor Elect
Governor elect announced the appointment of O. M. Barber of Amerfour to the office of game warden. Barber, active in the governor elect’s campaign, was among several applicants. The choice aims to ensure steady state administration, with Barber described as a reliable support to Republican efforts and the executive department.
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Capital News 13 Heavily Fined by State Supreme Court
Boise reporters Sheridan and Broxon, publisher and managing editor of the Capital News, were found guilty of contempt of court by the State Supreme Court and fined $500 each with ten days in jail. A. T. Crusen and others connected to the paper faced the same sentence. Justice Rushin dissented on the punishment. The opinion, written by Justice Sullivan and joined by Justice Stewart, upheld the court’s contempt authority amid a campaign critique of the court.
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Boise Capital News
State Supreme Court Today
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Capital News
Bremen
Pope Costa
Rushin
Jnsti¢e Sullivan
Stewart
Broxdi
Woman risks life to save diamond in Halley blaze
Mrs. Joseph H. Warrington of Halley Tu risked her life to save a diamond from her burning home. Her clothing caught fire as firefighters pulled her away after she insisted on reentering the bursting building to ensure her husband and jewels were safe.
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Joseph H. Warrington
Halley
Warrington
Nominations for Naval and Military Academy Appointments
Addison T. Smith to Nominate Two for Annapolis and One for West Point. Entrance exams set for April 15 at Boise Moscow and Pacatullo and April 6 at Army Posts. Applicants must be in good health and meet educational requirements. include character references. Also notes on land bill and tariff hearing schedules with details for witnesses.
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Cutten
Washington
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