Nampa Leader Herald Cleared in $25 Suit Verdict
After four hours deliberation the jury found in favor of the Nampa Leader Herald, exonerating the paper of liability over Keim’s statements about his war record and a 1920 welcome speech to the Nonpartisan League. The case highlighted cross-exam evidence from D L Rhodes about published reports.
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H. H. Keim
Nampa Leader Herald
Nampa
Keim
Canyon School
Caldwell
Leader Her
D. L. Rhodes
Leader Herald
Nonpartisan League
Leader-Herald
Inowell and Nampa Tangle Over July Fourth Baseball
Caldwell and Nampa, rivals without a valley league entry, may showcase a spirited Fourth of July matinee in Caldwell. Fred Lilly, Twilight league president, aims to field a strong local lineup with several star Twilight players, planning a 60 40 split favoring the end and hoping for a traditional scrappy game if weather cooperates.
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Caldwell
Nampa
Fred Lilly
Commercial Club
Mr. Lilly
Ully
Plans For Big Storage Project Near Boise
Reclamation Commissioner Warren G. Swendsen returned from Washington after securing Interior Department signoff on contracts for completing the American Falls dam. Secretary Work will present the Bannock Indian Port Neuf lands issue to Congress next session. Favorable terms were set for settlers in the Minidoka extension and ex servicemen get preference for a month before general settlement. The $1,650,000 unused by July 1 will fund property purchases for the dam area and payments to Idaho Power Company.
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Boise
Reclamation Commission
Warren G. Swendsen
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
American Falls
Port Neuf
Congress
Swendsen
Minidoka
Idaho Power Company
Caldwell Development League approves funds for projects
The Caldwell Development League board of directors met Friday at the Car Cub Rooms and approved 210 in total appropriations. Of this, 120 supports Caldwell’s Sunnyside highway cutoff project deficit. 50 aids the Gem State Poultry Association for its third annual show. 25 helps Caldwell Business and Pro club with a Portland exhibit. R T Hurtt mailed letters to 14 Idaho towns seeking similar funding to pool for Portland. An additional 10 funds Curtis Park cleanup by the Forward club for summer improvements and a community work day and camp cookout.
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Caldwell Development League
Caldwel
Sunnyside
Boise
I. M. McCarthy
Development League
Gem State Poultry Association
Caldwell
Proclub
Port
R. T. Hurtt
Idaho
Portland
Forward Club
Curtis Park
Cinnes
Senator Borah to Speak at Claytonia Hall Sunday
Senator William E Borah is set to deliver his first district address at the Claytonia community hall Sunday evening. The speech will focus on World Peace and is arranged by the local Christian church led by Pastor Rev C M Ford.
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Claytonia
William E. Borah
Claytonia Community Hall
The
Christian Church
C .M. Ford
Mrs Sidney Robinson Visits Caldwell With Her Daughter
Mrs Sidney Robinson visits Caldwell staying with her parents Mr and Mrs D J Rice. She resides at Thousand Springs where Mr Robinson is employed by the Idaho Power company.
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Sidney Robinson
Caldwell
D. J. Rice
Thousand Springs
Mr. Robinson
Idaho Power Company
Idaho senator Borah faces growing GOP opposition
In Idaho, Senator William Borah, the leading Republican contender for the Senate nomination, is joined by several potential rivals including Governor Moore and Clancy St. Clair of Idaho Falls. Others floated are Donald Callahan of Shoshone County, A. H. Conner, and S. Randall of Lewiston. Weather and crop notes follow with late rains harming canyon county lettuce and boosting some fields, while overall farm conditions remain strong with abundant fruit prospects in Sunnype and Boise area crops improving.
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Pocatello
William E. Borah
Feld
Idaho
Borah
Moore
Senator Borah
Republican Organization of
Clancy St. Clair
Idaho Falls
St. Clair
Donald Callahan
Shoshone County
State Senate
A. H. Conner
Jean Hawley
Boise
S. Randall
Lewiston
Canyon County
A. J. O'Reilly
Bowmont
Caldwell
Mr. O'Reilly
W. H. McCluskey
Riverside
McCluskey
Boise Project
R. E. Fields
Field
Mutual Fire Insurance Buys Lot on Seventh and Arthur
Canyon County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, a local concern, closed a deal to own the vacant southeast corner lot at Seventh and Arthur, formerly owned by W. R. Seabo. Special assessments will be included in this year’s levy to fund an office building on the site. The company, now in temporary Caldwell Traction company quarters, reports $10,500,000 of insurance in force across Ada Canyon and Washington and awaits territory expansion by five additional counties next year.
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Canyon County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Seventh
Arthur Streets
W. R. Se‘bree
Pioneer Irrigation District
Caldwell Traction Company
Ada
Canyon
Washington
Caldwell Elks Win Silver Cup At State Convention
Caldwell Elks take prize as silver cup winner for best entertainment skit at the state convention. Al Quast performed the winning Yiddish skit and song. Local lodge officers report plans to defend the cup next year at Twin Falls.
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Caldwell Elka
Pocatello Lodge
al Quast
Caldwell Elks
Twin
Ordinance Limits Firecrackers Ahead of Fourth of July
Caldwell city hall passed a special resolution by Councilman W. T. Kimbrough restricting firecrackers and Fourth of July engines to after 6 PM on July 3 until midnight July 4. Violations may lead to arrests as organizers store a complete aerial fireworks display for Memorial Park. Officials expect the display to draw the largest crowd yet for Caldwell’s Fourth.
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W. T. Kimbrough
Memorial Park
Caldwell
Plowhead Named Vice President of Boise Valley Traction Group
E. H. Plowhead was chosen Friday as vice-president of the executive board representing loop cities and towns. The group oversees a campaign to increase business for the Boise Valley traction company. He will select a local committee to direct activities in Caldwell and similar plans will be set in each loop town. Regular meetings of the executive committee will be held.
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E. H. Plowhead
Loop
Boise Valley Traction Company
Plowhead
Caldwell
Be Examined Health Campaign Aims For All Americans
The National Health Council proposes a year long start July 4 requiring a physical exam for each person on their birthday anniversary. Life Extension Institute studied insured and large company workers, finding high proportions needing medical advice, referrals, or unaware danger. The effort unites national health groups for the campaign.
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Washington
United States
National Health Council
Caldwell Not Only Wet Spot in I O N Conference
Mayor John Smeed reports from Yreka and Alturas detailing mud, snow, and rain as he attends an IO N cutoff conference. He describes knee to four foot deep mud, 23 days of rain, 20 miles of snow, and hopes to push road improvements for Northern California. Accompanying him are Otto Jones, IF. Stone, and Bert Palmer.
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California
John Smeed
R. T. Hurtt
Commercial Club
Yreka
Caldwell
Alturas
Bert Mumford
McDermott
Redding
Portland
Mr. Sneed
Otto Jones
Boise
The
State Automobile Association
IF. S. Stone
Nampa
Bert Palmer
Jordan Valley
Local Car Recovered From Caldwell Boys
Two Caldwell boys face a charge of stealing a Ford car belonging to Fred Lilly. The car was recovered in Sisson, California, in the possession of Walker Howell and Preston Bills. Logan Hyslop prosecutes. extradition may be waived to return them to Caldwell. Evidence shows planning via railroad tickets and a cover story, with arrest following insurance company tips. Mr and Mrs John Gaston and daughter visited Caldwell from Star.
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Caldwell
Fred Lilly
Sisson
California
Walker Howell
Preston Bills
Logan Hyslop
Sissons
Harding's Economy Drive Faces Mixed Official Support
Washington special correspondent notes President Harding pushes economy in government services amid tepid applause from some officials. He seeks cabinet cooperation and reduced White House costs while resisting broader raises, aiming to win popular support from taxpayers countrywide despite civil service reluctance. Continued on Page Four.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Budget Bureau
White House
Chicago Is Hot But Cool Here
A Caldwell report from Chicago describes the city as hot yet cool here, noting a long distance call received by Rev. J. Sherman Potter from his brother Richard C. Potter in a Chicago suburb. The piece details multiple conversations with Potters and relatives in Chicago and New York, hinting at a growing long-distance connection.
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Chicago
J. Sherman Potter
Richard C. Potter
Riverside
Rev. Potter
Sherman Potter
Caldwell
W. HL. Redway
Cauldwell
New York
Potter
Concord
Bow
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Caldwell Boys
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John Gaston
Miss Side
Star
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