Who Tells the Truth About Caldwell Dancing Allegations
The Caldwell debate and school integrity are in doubt as claims of dancing at a Virginia keel event surface. The Gooding Leader disputes Caldwell Superintendent Baker and Gray with student testimony suggesting dancing occurred, while Baker denies the related diploma article. Readers are urged to judge the facts from available statements and school records.
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Leader Denounces False Dance Report at Caldwell High
Assistant Superintendent A A Gray transmits a May 26 1914 statement asserting the Caldwell High School reception caused no social sanctions and condemns the circulated report as entirely false. He accuses others of misinformation or malicious intent behind the rumors. The school system official signs as Walter S Baker superintendent of Cy Schools.
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Insuring the Fire Apparatus in Caldwell City
A Caldwell citizen questions fire equipment insurance coverage and warns that high taxes fund uninsurable risk. The Tribune urges reviewing expenses to cut costs, noting possible salary reductions and potential savings of over 100 dollars yearly by limiting unnecessary items.
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Vision and spirit define The College of Idaho’s purpose
The text extols The College of Idaho as the realization of a grand vision more than its 20 acre campus. It emphasizes preparing students for complete living through service and recreation, with a Christian foundation reinforced by a devoted faculty under Dr. Boone. Graduation is noted as approaching next Thursday, with four years of work culminating in degrees for the class of 1914.
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Christian Churacher
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College duty and opportunity in local commerce
The Tribune urges readers to support their Alma Mater and local merchants, arguing for export growth and importing less, to build a prosperous community. It praises the College and calls on individuals to seize opportunities, warning that neglect could harm both personal and communal advancement.
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Stories Of The Day From A Fragmented Page
Readable fragments show a stream of humorous and uncertain lines from a newspaper page. It mentions a doctor advising a mother about a baby diet, a magician routine, and stray exchanges about grief, schooling, and a building plan. Names, places, or dates are largely missing or garbled.
Hay Pauncefote treaty inquiry and details
Inquiries suggest discussion of the 1897 Hay Pauncefote treaty and the proposed canal route between Avantic and Mache Ocean. It notes commissions and plenipotentiaries from the United States and United Kingdom awaiting a convention date of April 19 and the aim to determine canal construction under current government sites.
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Historic proposed canal neutralization treaty between nations
A dated draft of a grand treaty outlines the Suez Canal neutralization and operation rules. It authorizes construction under the United States, sets free passage for all commerce, and limits blockades and wartime actions. It also covers military police, transit rules, and protections for vessels of war during transit. The document bears signatures and seals, dated December 16 1900.
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Tuck Ship Canal
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Senator Baldride Elected President in Idaho Association
Baldridge of Parma was elected president of the Idaho Sunday School association Thursday evening amid a reorganized leadership slate. The constitution was revised for one year terms and officers include recording secretary J.T. Morrison and treasurer. Various department superintendents and regional pastors were listed from Caldwell, Pocatello, Boise, Twin Falls, Nampa, and Idaho Falls.
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Parma
Idaho Sunday School Association
Sunde Canvesrg
Jeones Stey
Hamilton
Pocatello
W. Borger
St. Anthony
Fay. Fowler
Caldwell
Econdary
R. Mereith
Neiman
E.G Redfern
Alice Wyatt
Twin Falls
Evangelium
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Minneau
Temperance
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