Tribune Changes Owners and New Editorial Team
The Tribune announces new ownership by M. H. Gibbons and Aden Liye, taking immediate charge of business. Gibbons, longtime Caldwell Commercial Club secretary, will lead editorial duties with Hyde as editor. The Sabin-established paper dates to 1881, with revisions to modernize operations and continue local reporting.
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Will Axp Honored by Caldwell Friends on Return from France
Tuesday evening in Caldwell a large gathering celebrated Will Axp recent return from France. Walter Moison and others hosted a pleasant event with refreshments as Caldwell residents and relatives shared stories. Local families including Alta Rapadale and David Trilah attended, and plans surfaced for future community visits and notes of thanks to returning veterans.
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Tribute Letter Honors Corporal Edmund Conway in War Casualty
A Washington Bureau of Information letter dated July 1 1919 from Major John A Nelson recounts Corporal Edmund Conway’s service and death near St George Meuse Argonne front. It includes a comrade Frank Suntey’s account of Conway aiding in field repairs before a shell struck, Conway receiving immediate aid and dying of wounds, and promises of three grave photographs and delivery of his effects via Hoboken.
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President Wilson’s European Visit Draws Mixed Reactions
Press commentary notes President Wilson’s European tour generated admiration and flattery abroad yet sparked questions at home about diplomacy and influence. Critics argued foreign powers sought dominion and indemnity, while supporters praised efforts toward peace and international accord.
Daring burglaries reported in town Tuesday night
Two robberies occurred in Botkin Jay deny and Miller Sherman hardware stores. Entry through windows and back doors. Jewelry and precious stones valued up to 3000 dollars taken. Firearms and small items stolen from both premises. Police, sheriff briefed. no arrests or solid clues as of Wednesday.
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Restoring cordial relations after presidential missteps
Civilized people condemn intruding on other nations affairs and warn that the United States must regain its standing. The president's reception in Europe and misread acclaim damaged prestige, requiring renewed effort to restore friendly ties with global governments and peoples.
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Local Life Notes From Roswell Area Community
Community items mention graduates and local workers in Parma and Nampa Idaho, social visits with Louise McCortick and others, outings and fishing trips, health notes including a paralysis case, car and license plate theft near Bear Lake, and returning residents from overseas service. Neighbors, relatives, and local events weave through a snapshot of daily life.
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Marie Front
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Parma
Yas Peter
Charlotte Liewhient
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Louise McCortick
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Harriett Sennett
James Frey
Unclear Fragment About Funds and Value
A fragment notes an owned item and an $30 value with mentions of an 8 UG Reeser funday event and articles. Context is incomplete, hindering a precise brief.
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Caldwell honors graduate George Theron Warren opens law practice
George Theron Warren, former Caldwell public school teacher and war veteran, has opened a law office in Caldwell Idaho. A University of Idaho graduate in 1914 and 1917, Warren earned multiple top law school prizes including Cyclopedia of Law and Practice and the Bobbs Merritt prize. He was active in Moscow and gained recognition for several high grades and awards.
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Caldwell Idaho Seeks Bids for Concrete Street Crossings
The Caldwell Idaho City Council invites bids for construction of about 6000 square feet of street crossings. Bids due within ten days from July 11 18919, at the City Clerk’s office. Concrete crossings to meet specifications and points set by city engineers with details at the clerk’s office. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Mud loving animal riddle answers a shy pupil
A school lesson turns to a riddle about an animal that adores dirt and mud. A timid boy finally volunteers, saying it is him. Mr and Mrs Hazen and other locals are noted as dinner guests at the Meridian home.
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Harmon couple return from Denver winter residence
Mr and Mrs Roy Harmon travel back this week from Denver where they had spent the winter. The fragmentary copy mentions a court verdict involving a girl and a drama titled Out of the Fog or similar, with unclear references to authorities or charges.
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State Lands Board seeks more power for Gem district irrigation
Idaho State Land Board appealed to the power company on Wednesday to expand power for irrigation in the Gem district. The plea cites crop shortages and argues that supplying more power would benefit the ratepayers and support reclamation and improvement of about 11 000 acres, creating about one third more power for the company.
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Letter From Arthur Skelton 1919 From Nazaire France
Arthur Skelton writes from Nazaire France on June 6 1919 to his mother recounting a postwar trip through Paris and St Malo. He mentions photos taken at Napoleon's tomb and sending pictures home, notes on fellow soldiers and the army of occupation, upcoming embarkation, and his wish to return home soon despite delays and extended duties. He reflects on friends visiting, work shifts, and his anticipation of reunions with family.
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Lakeview Echoes and Visiting Notables in Town
Local notes recount Mr. White’s mishap with haystacks and Daphne Nagel’s pending bill. Visitors include Mrs. Stites and Lloyd, plus Mr. and Mrs. George Stites. Johnson Bradley, Archie Miller, and the Knowles family frequent Caldwell area gatherings. A trainer heads to Smith’s to oversee harvest, while farm activity centers on Nebraska wheat care.
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Fourth of July Celebration in Caldwell a Great Success
Caldwell marked a large Fourth of July with a parade Hundreds from local areas joined in, sections like Wildes drew praise. The day featured memorial burks outdoor sports concerts and a public meeting, with community cooperation boosting irrigation efforts amid a temporary water shortage. Local officials and power companies coordinated to ensure pumping and lighting services.
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