Campaign filings stir Canyon county politics and events
Disputed nomination pressure surfaces as Mason resists a self run while progressives clash with Canyon county leaders. Other filings appear by Ralph Shears and Breshears, with no Democrats yet filed. Miss A M Hunt travels to Walla Walla, and local club events highlight charity and hospital support as community news.
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O. ¥. Mason
Don Theuson
Progres |Ee County
Mason
Progressive
Canyon County
Thueson
C. A. Willams
Jutle Bersard
Bernard
O. G. Boyd
Par Fas
St. Boxd
Parma
Relief talk on summer aid and farm relief
E C Finney of the reclamation bureau predicts Congress will pass relief legislation next session. He notes President Coolidge and the Phipps bill, saying temporary relief is needed for federal projects and farm issues. He cites Senator Pittman’s recent filibuster as the obstacle, crediting favorable action by Congress at the last session.
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E. C Finney
Congress
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Pittman
Library Receives Sacajawea Bas-Relief Gift
A June ceremony at the Carnegie public library saw the 1923 and 1924 Chautauqua reading circles present a 36 by 54 inch bas-relief of Sacajawea to the library. The piece honors the Shoshone guide of the Lewis and Clark expedition and joins earlier D A R and Puritan portraits already on display.
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Carnegie Public Library
Sacajawea
Wilds
Great North-West
Oregon
W. T .Kimbrough
J J. Allison
John Cupples
Fred McClellan
H. D. Blatchie
Oregon Territory
Pricilla
Sacaja
Club Enjoys Banquet at Carnegie Library Rooms
Members and guests attended the annual luncheon at the Carnegie Library rooms on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs A T Myers, the new president, outlined plans for the year focusing on increased membership and activities. Mrs George Merritt, retiring president, was initiated into the order of past presidents and asked to give a political address that drew amusement.
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Orwarid
Essity One
Carnegie Lbrary
Elks Dance At Big Bend Pavilion Delights Crowd
Caldwell Elks and their ladies attended a dance hosted by Parnia Bike at the Big Bend pavilion on a Wednesday evening. The hall displayed Elks colors and flags, guests received dance caps for men and purple and white bandeaus for women, dancing lasted until midnight with refreshments served and music praised by the crowd.
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Caldwell Elks
Parnia
Big Bend Pavilion
Elks
Gooding Case Extra Session Fo Cleared Up
Washington report details Idaho Senator Gooding defending his record against Senator Glass who accused him of violating a federal statute. The exchange led to Glass retracting and Gooding presenting evidence from War Finance Corp. counsel confirming no law violation. Extra session talk grows after Cleveland convention critique.
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Virginia
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Senator Gooding
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Gooding
Ida
Itaho
Gerard C. Henderson
Henderson
George Responds From Portland Reader on Cigarette Battle
A Portland reader writes about a recent cigarette story. He recalls a child’s reaction to smoke, recalls a train car incident, and urges avoidance of cigarettes. The letter notes a birth in Caldwell on June 17 as a personal detail.
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Hvar George
Showers Fail To Help Idaho Farmers Amid Drought
Moderate week in Idaho brings light scattered showers that fail to relieve drought. Dry periods hinder crops in irrigation districts while strawberries and cherries show some progress. sugar beets, apples, and prunes grow well. Weiser and Twin Falls report damage from insects and heat, with later notes of field work and a family visit in Nampe.
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Raise
Caldwell
Canyon County
Hays
Horticulturists to Meet Here Today in Caldwell
Horticulturists from the Stave Horticultural Society gather at Memorial Park for a summer convention. The program starts at 10 in the morning with a noon serving of fruit. A. E. Gipson notes the program is of special interest to fruit producers and records from the last meeting are published for distribution.
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Stave Horticultural Society
Memorial Park
A. E. Gipson
Gipson
Atwood Lecture Draws Caldwell Audience
Five hundred Caldwell citizens attended the Methodist church to hear Harry F. Atwood of Chicago discuss the U S Constitution and American governance. He criticized democracy’s role, praised the Constitution, and read letters from George Washington while Boise leaders and locals attended related events and visits across Caldwell and Boise.
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H. C. Balde
Parma
Caldwell
Harry Fy
Sac
Methodist Church
Harry F. Atwood
Chicago
United States
Mr. Atwood
Caldwell Kiwanis Club
Tuesday Tribune
Atwood
George Washington
C. E. Dietz
Boise Kiwanis Club
Frank Chalfant
Boise
F. Atwood
Mr. Dietz
Mr. Atw
Fourth to Be Gala Day for All Caldwell
Caldwell gears up for a Fourth of July gala with carnival rides, animal acts, and a full parade ending at Memorial Park. A daytime sports program features races, contests, and a pie eating contest, with fireworks and a lantern night to follow at the LO. O. temple.
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Memorial Park
Parma
Catt Vwell
LO. O
Barrett in Trouble Over Liquor Charge Near Caldwell
Hiram Barrett was bound over to the federal court after police found a 13 gallon still in a shack near the interurban track south of Caldwell. Bail was set at 1000 dollars and furnished.
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Hiram Barrett
Sidge D. D Varger
Barrett
Caldwell
O'Reilly Family Headed West for Month Vacations
Mr and Mrs A J O'Reilly and children plus Miss Leone Stoddard and Miss Agnes Schubert Jery travel Wednesday for a month long trip. They plan a western tour from Vancouver B C south along coastal routes visiting interesting places from Vancouver to Arizona.
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A. J. O'Reilly
Leone Stoddard
Agnes Schubert Jery
van Couver
B.C
Arizona
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