Minstrel Sings Song of Shoshone in Local Show
A Shoshone minstrel show on April Fools Day drew a full house at the Baugh theater. John Lee directed with Bee guiding, featuring Lundin, Herman, Walker, Am clair, the Bowler sisters, and Sturgis among others. The performance included a Blackface dance with Mrs Lundin and a Georgia home ode, plus a chorus extolling Shoshone Idaho and local crops and water rights.
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Lundin
Herman
Walker
Amclair
Bert
Archie Bowler
Massey
Sturgis
McFall
Shoshone
Old Shoshone
Idaho
Beaver River light and power and town ordinance meeting
Beover River light and power company officials met with the Shoshone trustees to discuss a draft ordinance. The board, led by A. I. McMahon and Archie Bowler, appointed Paul S Had week as attorney and Harry W Anderson as clerk. Committees were named for Finance Streets and other duties.
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Shoshone
Abeliashe
Jellunaen
Tew
A. I. McMahon
Archie Bowler
Paul S. Hadweek
Harry W. Anderson
White
Boke
McMahon
Strneets
Berkett
McFall
Twin Falls To Get New Morning Paper
Twin Falls will host a new daily newspaper named the Twin Falls Daily Press, published every morning except Monday. The editors are J. F. Melvin and A. Milligan, with Melvin recently stationed at Gooding and Milligan a veteran Idaho newspaperman. The venture promises full telegraph news coverage and a comprehensive Twin Falls area morning report.
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Hee Njaho
Ny Falls
Tte
Twin Falls
J. F. Melvin
A.milligan
Mievin
Sant ‘Erl
Gooding
Idaho
Milligan
Daily Press
Twin
Wacinity
Dale
Capital News
Contempt Sentence Revisions In DC Court Of Appeals
The DC Court of Appeals sustains contempt for Samuel Gompers Frank Mor mor and John Mitchell of the American Federation of Labor and revises penalties. Gompers spared imprisonment, Morrison and Mitchell receive reduced terms and fines while a dissent argues jurors erred in the original verdict.
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Samuel Gompers
Frank Morz
John Mitchell
American Pejoration of Labor
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Ginypers
Mitchell Sti Morrison
SiHeach
Juste
Wit
Gonypers de
Burk
Wiecolirk
Three Graduates Receive Diplomas at Shoshone High
Three graduates of Shoshone High School received diplomas at last night’s exercises in the school assembly hall. A. E. Bowler and Superintendent Weaver distributed diplomas. the graduates were Las Borden Truman McMahon and Dorothy Drager. Borden led in grade work, Drager spent three years at the Bue school, and McMahon spoke at the ceremony. The hall was decorated by the Junior class as ushers attended. Glenn Massey and J. H. Hemna sang solos, with quartets by Jessie McFall Evelyn Wheeler Dorothy Pierce Lois Broxton and others.
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Shoshone High School
A. E. Bowler
Weaver
Las Borden
Truman McMahon
Doroth Drager
Miss Borden
Miss Drager
Bue
McMahon Reveall
Ton Hare
Thom L McMahon
Richfield
A.J. McMahon
McMahon
Borden
Glenn Massey
J. H. Hemna
Karl Walker
Fred
Jessie McFall
Evelyn Wheeler
Dorothy Pierce
Lois Broxton
Day for Shearing Sheep at Shoshone Corrals
Five loads of shearers head to Shoshone to work at Dar Newman corrals. Experienced men earn up to 16 dollars a day, with many others securing steady jobs for years. Machines aid the work as crews gather from Kelly Gulch and Picabo plants, fueling a busy period for the town’s hotels and restaurants.
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Etam O “Dar Newman
Jones
Column of Fame Marks Court of Sop and Stars Harbor Entrance
A view toward Marin hills through the Court of Sop and Stars entrance shows a colossal spiral column. Its summit bears a grand symbolic figure representing the ascent toward fame and the spirit of success.
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Marin County
Bliss Townsite Case Tops Supreme Court Ruling
The State Supreme Court ruled in favor of Ada Mariner in the Bliss Towns ite case against Morris Roberts and others with the Lincoln County dispute over a hotel, store, and village dwelling site substantially reversed from the lower court. Johnson and Haddock represented Mariner, while Gothweil spoke for the Roberts firm.
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Morris—Huberts Company
Bliss Townsits
Ada Mariner
State Supreme Court
Marmer
Morris-Roberts
Lincoln County District Court
Bliss
Johnson & Haddock
Mariner ii
J Gothweil
Mavrix-Roberts Company
Blackfoot Man Bound Over On Serious Chav Case
Blackfoot man Trego, editor of the Southeast Toitio Press club, and a prominent resident, was bound over to district court on a serious charge after a Saturday warrant. The alleged victim, a key witness, testified about alleged relations with Trego. Defense witnesses denied the claims as false.
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Rd Trega
le Ldalie Taek
Southeastern
Toitio Press Club
Slar
Blac Foot Phy
Nellie Bey
Tome
Frege
Trego
Triak
Viccim
Trega
Leehay Iy
Wool Shipment From Jerome Promises Local Prosperity
Jerome witnesses the loading of the first car load of wool ever shipped from the North Side tract. The wool from sheep owned by R. S. Frazer, Sam Smith, Howard Zink, and Otto Brown is valued near $6,000 and consigned to Bicknell of Boise on contract. Hope grows for more shipments as shedding continues, signaling a new revenue field for local farmers and a path toward prosperity.
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Bicknell of
Boise
Osborne Cary malpractice case heads for Supreme Court
May 8 Gooding Idaho The malpractice case Osborne Cary travels to Boise for Supreme Court hearing. The Shoshone trial yielded a verdict for the plaintiff over 24000, setting a state precedent. Osborne was defended by Bower Guthrie of Paris. plaintiff by Eli Walsh and Sutphen of Gooding.
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Eli Walsh
Sutphen
Gooding
Criminal Libel Suit By James H Wallis
James H Wallis state chairs food and sanitary inspector files a criminal libel suit. The case references alleged placards and complaints about sanitation and business homes in Rexburg with witnesses Waldron Keller and Barbe Hayroned among those cited.
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James H. Wallis
Blackfoot Editor Sued in Libel Case Over Beakley Disbarment
Blackfoot editor Kari Browe of the Blackfoot Optimist is defendant in a $10,000 libel suit filed by Grove City Attorney Beakley after Beakley was disbarred. Browe vows to fight, offering to share any recovery with a fellow newspaper man if successful.
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Kari P. Browe
The
Blackfoot Optimist
Beakley
Grove City
Brown
Beakley Bbe
Making Chicken Record Seeks Market in June and July
A Boise arrival known as Making Chicken Record is noted for early rehickens and a large setup with 2,800 incubator chickens hatched and twenty incubators loaded with eggs. Mr. Ferguson expects to have small fries for the market in June and July.
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Son
Boise
Ferguson
Beep for Seattle shipment of fine cattle through Pocatello
A 21 car train of Bi Hole beef cattle passed through Pocatello on Tuesday morning en route to Seattle. The herd, praised as the best beef seen locally, is destined for the Alaskan market where prices are expected to be high.
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Pocatello
Seattle
Alaskan Territory
Secretary Hears Mormon Colony on Minidoka Land Grant
Idaho witnesses testify before Secretary Lane on the Minidoka irrigation project in Elmore County Washington revealing dire conditions, funding delays, and calls for broader settler input. They urge a settlers’ water users association to secure payments while outlining expansion plans and drainage concerns.
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Minidoka
Elmore County
Washington, B. 2
Ell Rigg
Rush
Fiperl
North Side
H.C. Scheves
South Side
Miliveks Irrigation
Beeretary
Uw Votoka
Reclamation Service
Fie Idaho
Brady
Aes
Wae Tee
Min- Moorea
Berretary
Iberatide
Perryrt
Doty and Hartwell Tie Nup in Blackfoot Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Leo Doty were married at Blackfoot on April 25 and have moved to American Falls where Mr Doty works for a large lumber company. The groom’s father is Charles Doty, a Sheshore lumber man. The bride was Miss Ethel Hartwell from Blackfoot.
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Ami
Leo
Doty
Blackfoot
Apri
American Falls
Sheshore
Charivs Doty
Ethel Hartwell
Memorial Day Plans From Shoshone Association
The Memorial Day Association on Shoshone led by Mrs. Wheeler and officers Mrs. B. Merrifield and A. L. McMahon sets a May 30 celebration. Committees for music decorations and events include Stiney Smith Josie Parry Blanche Gwin and several others with assorted volunteers and organizers.
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Memorial Day Association
Wheeler
B. Merrifield
A. LL McMahon
Harlan D. Heist
Stiney Smith
Josie Parry
Blanche Gwin
Hail
Gooding Court Rules in Favor of R.M.H. Stevenson
Judgment rendered against Herald Publishing in Gooding County in favor of R.M.H. Stevenson, managing editor, for 423 dollars 82 cents as salary. Probate Judge Isemblincoln county is noted. publisher to publish the verdict.
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Gooding
Herald Publishing Company
R.mh. Stevenson
County
Ay Fittte
Hi Oa
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