Canyon County Officer Seeks To Help Lena Mord Saga
Canyon County surveyor W. H. Schenck is among Americans who offered help to Lena Mord after Cook County Chief Justice Joseph David ruled she must marry to keep naturalization. The Chicago Herald-Examiner clipping describes letters from suitors nationwide urging action and the judge asking media to halt the onslaught.
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W. H. Schenck
Canyon County
Joseph David
Chicago
Lena Mord
Cook County Supreme Court
Chicago Daily Herald-Examiner
Schenck
Joseph B. David
Superior Court
Cook County
United States
Canada
Mexico
John Alden
Miles Standish
David
Caldwell
Ida
Rest Room Praised by Ridge Grange Guests
Caldwell Tribune notes hearty thanks from Pleasant Ridge Grange for the city rest room provided for out of town guests. The room, with easy chairs couches reading material flowering plants bulletin board and a general air of comfort, is admired as a delightful place to rest during visits. Contenued on last page.
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Caldwell Tribune
Pleasant Ridge
Kiwanians to Broadcast Kjwanis Event from Caldwell High
Caldwell Kiwanians and guests will hear a Friday evening event at the Caldwell high school auditorium broadcast by Fort Worth Kiwanis from the Star Telegram radio tower. The program will begin about 8:30 Mountain time and feature Fort Worth Kiwanians musical numbers on a 400 meter wavelength plus a brief address. This is reportedly the first time such a Kiwanis program has been broadcast.
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Caldwell Kiwanians
Fort Worth
Texas
Kiwanis Club
Star- Telegram
United States
J. J Rae
Caldwell
First Charity Ball Date Set in Caldwell
Elks committee led by Dr. L. F. Blondel names Thursday February 22 for Caldwell’s first annual Charity Ball. Tickets set at two dollars with 300 couples expected. proceeds aid local charities. Event to open with musical numbers, then dancing at the new I.O.O.F. hall after a brief lodge meeting at 5 PM for initiation of new members.
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Elks
Caldwell
L. F. Blondel
Claytonia Opposes County Boundary Change Plan
A mass meeting at the Claytonia community hall rejects annexing eastern Canyon county to form a new Owyhee county seat at Nampa. Citizens from the Gem district, led by E Q Marsing and W F Maxwell, condemn boundary changes citing Silver City as current capital and often inaccessible.
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Claytonia
Owyhee County
E. Q. Marsing
W. FF. Maxwell
Commercial Club
Gem District
Canyon County
Nampa
Owyhee Couty
Silver City
Buyer complains license number matches business phone
Luther Mitchell bought a new Hupmobile and received a 1923 motor license numbered 37. He says the coincidence with his business telephone number seems to tilt the motor police toward favoring his case.
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Luther Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
University of Idaho Builds Dorms as Student Housing Expands
The University reports private investments totaling 31860 for student residences since capital grants declined since 1917. Mary E Forney Hall under construction will house 110 women at a cost of 100000, with plans for a new men’s dormitory at 100000. Six new houses add 135 student accommodations including Delta Gamma and Phi Delta Theta, among others.
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University OF Idaho
Mary E. Forney
University
University of Idaho Building Association
Moscow
Lindley
Jenkins
Center Cottage
Crest
Delta Gamma Sorority
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Alpha Psi Fraternity
Omega’ Phi Alpha Sorority
Sigma [Alpha Epsilon
Magee Opposes Relief Measure In Washington Testimony
Payette Boise Water Users' Association secretary J Magee faced House irrigation panel in Washington opposing the McNary relief bill. He argued two years of postponed reclamation charges is not real relief and House action may sidestep Senate plan for more tangible aid. Local opposition to Borah 40 year plan persists while Idaho Congressman Addison Smith backs phased relief. Caldwell attorneys plan Boise protest over seventh district division. Alfred Stone appeals to Kiwanis for dissenting opinion. other clubs may join action.
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L. J. Magee
Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association
Washington
House
Senate
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Magee
Victor Smith
Burley Irrigation
Mr. Smith
Mr. Magee
Caldwell
Boise
Gem and Canyon
Moore
Alfred Stone
Kiwanis Club
W R C District Convention Set For January 26
Hugh Wilson Corps No 13 holds a January 2 meeting with nine committees reporting efficient work. Martha March, Dept President, will instruct and appoint the new year’s committees. The W R C district convention is at 11 a.m. mountain time January 26 at the C C C F hall. Visitors greeted at cars. GAR members urged to attend.
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Hugh Wilson
W. A
C.C.F. Hall
Martha March
Dept
W.R.C
GAR. Post
County Officials Guests at Caldwell Luncheon
Canyon county elective officers attended a Caldwell hiwaniy club luncheon hosted by J. H Gipson. Henry Beck and W. C. Dunbar spoke on county finances and efforts to economize. Beck pledged hearings for public interest groups with special dates to be announced. Dunbar pledged utmost service from county officers in discharging duties.
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Canyon County
Caldwell Hiwaniy Club
J. H Gipson
Henry Beck
Board of County Commissioners
W. C. Danbar
Beck
Dunbar
Army Major to Speak on Circling the Globe at Main
Major P Morton of the Salvation Army will speak at the Salvation Army hall on Main Street next Tuesday evening. His talk titled Circling the Globe will cover the Salvation Army use and progress. This concludes a 10 day local series by the unit.
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P. Morton
The
Salvation Amy
Salvation Army
Main Street
Legion Broadens Field of Labors
The American Legion will hold a post meeting at the armory this evening. It plans weekly post meetings and reports on a membership campaign. An active drive has expanded potential membership in the Loren M. Trotter territory. Civic activities will be the focus this year with plans for a large flag pole in Memorial Park and armed supports for boys and young men. The Legion cooperates with civic groups and may supervise gymnasium use at the armory for Caldwell youths.
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American Legion
Funeti
Inet
Loren M. Trotter
Memorial Park
Legion
Caldwell
Caldwell Team to Play Boise in Weekend Hoop Showdown
Caldwell high school basketball players travel to Boise for a Friday night return game against Coach Jim Keane's Boise Braves. After an unexpected win last Friday the locals boast improved form and three scrimmages with the College of Idaho squad. Forward Jenstn and Lowell have been prolific, College guards Tuesday showed the high school squad’s class, and Peter Kim returns from injury to resume guard duties alongside Royce rejoining as sub-center and eligible for his old position.
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Caldwell High School
Boise
Jim Keane
Boise Braves
Braves
College of Idaho
Berry
Warriors
Jenstn
Lowell
College Guards
Peter Kim
Gaines
Royce
Duroc Jersey Sale in Boise Valley a Success
Despite snow and bad weather, the Duroc Jersey sale by Johnson and Shambaugh in Boise Valley Province proved successful. Amos Miller acted as auctioneer and urged Boise Valley farmers to acquire the stock. Shambaugh and Jolson praised the event though prices were not strong, planning another sale next year. Mrs. Charles Weston and daughter Leona visit Caldwell. Mrs. Jensen ill, expected to move to Ogden soon to join her children.
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Johnson and Shambaugh Duroc
Boise Valley
Black Canyon
Shambaugh
Amos Miller
Boise Vatley
Mr. Sharbaugh
Mr. Jolson
Charles Weston
Leona
Weiser
Caldwell
Allatsen Prepares Big I Night Show At Sea Operetta
The American theater hosts an operetta At Sea on January 23 with a large cast from the College of Idaho glee clubs. Rehearsals ran January 22 and 25 in Idaho, featuring a full orchestra, new scenery, and a canvassed town selling tickets.
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Penzance
Koko
3Peice College of Idaho
College of Idaho
Dalcony
Captain Corcorean
Edward Howshaw
Sir Joseph Porter
Fred Mortis
Josephine
Peter Kim
Po Bah
Orville Chaney
Margaret Hawkins
Peep Bo
Alice Evans
Pitti Sing
Margaret Hare
Stewart
Maxey
Edwin Lowell
Helen Miller
Gowsins
First Christian Church holds morning services and recital
The Friendly Church invites parishioners to Bible School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m. A choir recital is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Sunday night promises a feast of music.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Chor
College of Idaho Heads to Mountain Home Clash
The undefeated College of Idaho basketball squad travels Saturday evening to face Mountain Home All Stars in a return contest. Star center Bill Specht has left school, creating a tough replacement as he led the team in scoring this season. Mountain Home at home is noted as a tough foe and a hard gate is forecasted. Earlier Tuesday guard Fred Robinson injured his right arm nerve, leaving the extent unclear but with no obvious fracture.
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College of Idaho
Mountain Home
Mountain Home All Stars
Bill Specht
Schoo
Specht
Fred Robinson
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L. Ambrose Zick
Polo, Ill
Judge
Lena
Roland More
Gastonia
N. C
William Lawson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ridge Grange
Winry Relief
Oregon
Keane
Duroc Jersey
Johnson & Shambaugh
Allatsen
First Christian Church
the Friendly Church
College Are
Mr. Home
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