Advantages of 6000 Roads District Stated clearly
The text proclaims highway improvement as state policy and outlines district benefits. It notes residents elect their own highway boards, directing funds locally, and describes tax structures for roads and bridges within the proposed district. Figures compare past county spending to district projections, with restrictions on municipal spending and future levy limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wales
Callwell Highway
Aghway
Highway District
Notus
Wilder
Canyon County
Coud Ani
Caldwell
Feaw
Tor Road
Tor Bridge
Oaryi
Highway Board
Board of
Irrigation bill advanced in Lower House for arid land reform
Last Friday the Lower House moved House No 12445 to promote recalculation of an irrigation district within a territorial area. Addison T. Smith introduced the measure, detailing land and water provisions, engineering data submission, and interior secretary approval with a ten year sunset for unissued lands. The bill passed engrossment on its third reading with no roll call demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnaninons
Addison T. Smith
Sisho
Interior
Secretary of the Interior
First War Bride Weds Caldwell Man Clore in Tuesday Ceremony
Miss Mabel Smith and Russell Clore married Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Barnett. Rev Swing officiated at the Methodist church ceremony attended by sisters Hazel and Dorothy Smith and a few witnesses. Both work at the Caston printing office and have been long known in Caldwell. the groom serves in the local militia and expected to leave Wednesday with his company for fall drills. The couple will reside here after a brief separation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Malet Smith
Russell Clore
Amf
W. H. Barnett
Swing
Methodist Church
Mawes Hazel
Dorothy Smith
Bareert
Willian Mog
Miss Smith
Clare
Castun
Bat
Miss Sails
Printers Lose Valuable Men By Call During War
The Tribune notes two valuable printers, Captain B Banks and Mr. William Mee, left the paper for national service. The Castons also lose two men First Lieutenant Chiirelt and Mr. Rus sel Chore, all printers employed by the Castone. The piece argues morale drops when the best in the craft are away serving the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribume
Modelaadi
National Guard
B Banks Ithe
Budnets
William Mee
Castons
Chiirelt
Russel
Taylor Confident He Will Be Nominee Of The Party
Lt Gov Herman H Taylor was in the city for a few hours as Governor with Alexander Wan at St Louis for the Democratic national convention. Taylor says he is a Republican nominee candidate and believes the platform convention in Halse on the 27th will favor his bid. He notes wide support across the state, vows to run a strong campaign, and expects to be promptly elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Taylor
Herman H. Taylor
Taylor
Alexander Wan
St. Louis
the Tribune
Halse
Howrdrom
Idaho
Murphy to open real estate office in North Mead area
Fragmented OCR reports Murphy returning from North Mead Chegor to open a real estate office in the Western National Bank building. He plans the office near the fore mid of next week with Caldwell’s assistance and notes strong estate values and prior success in realty.
Lowell militia responds to national call amid Mexican border tension
Company G of the Lowell militia mobilizes in response to Governor Taylor and President Wilson orders. Capt. D. F. Hanks reports mobilization to the Mexican border as General Funston directs border defense with state militia, aiming to release some regular troops for action in Mexico while preserving home guard duties.
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LG. Nopstrom
Norse
Taylor
National Guard
Stave
Bolan Amit
United States
D. F. Hanks
Wilson
Focal Company
Funston
Fenston
Pershing
Mexico
9A Aa
Fome
Alli Vanton
Frederick Funston
Uevanton
Baker
Daniels
Fay
Department
Coasis
Staty
Hardenburg Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
The jury found Hardenburg guilty of first degree murder after a lengthy trial in which defense witnesses described his intoxication and nervous behavior leading up to the shooting. The testimony included claims of self defense as Richardson allegedly moved to threaten him with an epithet before the shots rang out. The case featured emotional testimony from Mrs. Richardson and other witnesses, with parallel accounts of Hardenburg’s demeanor and possible alcohol influence during the period surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenbarg
Mardeerbirg
Canyon Cognry
Marionturg
Attordiey van Duyn
Richardson
Westion
Uctente
Sf. Carson
Teles
Flattenburg
Carncy
Hantenburg
Carson
Guy Hardenbiey
Fort Lupton
Coly
Harder
Boulder
Colo
Boise
Hardenburg
Richardoun Wout
Fragmentary trial testimony from Boise case yields vague claims
The readable fragments reference James Riley a former Walogn peaprieyot in Boise and AsaoainyaneS of Harilen fntry. The defense pressed a new BI tone claiming the prisoner moral state and mental abozra. Riley testified to an incident involving Vardenburg and a person named Mmn observed drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riley
Boise
Asaoainyanes
Harilen
Riley
Quster Proceedings Against C H Quster Ousted From Office
County commissioners filed ouster proceedings against Christopher Qu ster to remove him from the Canyon County auditor post. The suit cites neglect of official duties and improper handling of personal government funds. Judge Bryan in Main Jones district court was asked to set terms for proceedings and costs, with a default removal order requested and a $1000 penalty plus related fees sought.
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Ion
Ie Board of County
Ross
Commisionery
Lawlock
Christopher Wrbs
Yale
Bryan
Main
Jones
C. B. Rosy Ys
A.O. ‘Christopher
Ax Arcsnor
Idaho
Joneay
EE Madden
Madden
Christopher
Sim
Christophes
Idule
Canyon County
Chautauqua in Caldwell Captures Weeklong Program
Caldwell hosts a broad Chautauqua with a full schedule at the Lamecoln school grounds. The tent hosts morning children hours and afternoon lectures, concerts and recitals, with speakers from New York City and local figures. Admission is 50 cents for all afternoon and evening events, 35 cents Wednesday afternoon, 75 cents for Sunday and Wednesday evening.
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Lame Coln
Yeu Grant
Ab Telti
Gunter Voning
Scaraga
Conyert Penernational
Epeeenee
Ian Tessatin
Slashe
California safe for Hughes says Turner headline
Turner asserts Hughes will win California by an overwhelming majority as the Republican ticket leads in the state. References to California voters, progressives, and anticipated support appear amid garbled OCR text mentioning Cap ain Nin Laat af and other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Turner
Capain
Califano
California
Ste. Turner
Haley
Mig Turner
Popular Caldwell Girl Marries in Weiser Valley
Miss Molyth Engel of Caldwell and Mr Karl Stan of Weiser wed in the upper Weiser valley. The couple will reside there as Engel’s family and local friends note their union. The article references local figures and notes preparations for future events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molyth Engel
Cahtwedl
Karl Stan
Weiser
Fieke
Ar Mann
Sacest
Miley Engel
Engel
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Bill Smith Fabbest
Mabel Smith
Russel Clore Arried
Ievening
The
Murery
Chlowell Militia
Tral
Corragan
Treyino
Chihuahua
Bat Menito
Tex
Anderson
Suliovathone
Fanston
Chpragan
Congress
Mobile Regulare Army
Union Guard
Texas
New Mexico
Fusaten
Fed
Thas Nawigaipa
Columbuts
Ardenberg
Decce
Sheri
Caldywell
Alfeery
Halec Shor Richanlson
Mes
Kishaestayn
Mardenburg
Ienne
Ir Wien
Sam Perry
Twenday
Vane'Dayn
Hardesty
Perry
Shepman
Hardenbury
Hardentarg
van Duyn
Merry
Griffthe
Stone
Berry
Kiten
Richardyou
Frommerly
Wells
W. P. Corn
Rhoeher
Cory
Corn
Major
Tukey
Jes
Serge
Bruce
Slater
R.A. Harmon
Kensington
J. Rosseworth
En Duntaye Mare “Gigton
Idyth Ente
Amend
Richanton
Thor Tander
Hardenbirg
Bird Brooks
Thement
Quster
Alverson
New York City
Marsive
G. Brainerd
Donnald Noughter
Mooning
King Arthur Court Leutire
Francis Labadie
Atone Francin
Charles Zuckleevening
Legtoig
Lecure
Hughes
Turner
Popular Caldwell
J. Pasley
Str. Pasley
Mrs. Martin
Jefx
East
Mr. Vestry
New York
Sinter Isctin
Riemlie
Tina
Williame
Wty
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