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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

Page

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Citizens Prepare for the Soldiers Rally and Homecoming

A town plans a large open air celebration on April 15 with Judge Ed J. Bryan delivering the welcome, Cantal D. H. Banks speaking for service members, and music by the Liberty Chorus and Caldwell Municipal Band. A late-night dance on streets, free cinema showings, and a Methodist banquet are scheduled, with readings and music honoring both domestic and abroad service members.

Ed J. Bryan Cantal D. H. Banks Fad Idaho Liberty Chores Frederic Fleming Beale Caldwell Tames St Gipson Ant Son la France Motion Picture Theatres

Dismissal Against Disloyalists Mentioned in War Era Text

The text recounts leniency toward objectors and disloyalists during wartime, noting paid allowances, failure to work, and reverberations among White American soldiers bound for France. It cites Secretary of War Baker and various individuals linked to antiwar or socialist sentiments, with arrests and claims of political influence shaping actions against dissenters.

Baker France

Caldwell Servicemen Return Home in Great Numbers

Caldwell residents report a rapid return of servicemen from the war with 21 already back in Caldwell and vicinity. Daily arrivals include many names such as Frank Kopf Clarence Braskermp Harold Prote Scott Vincent Bruce Flertywood and others. A community fundraiser raised 777 for a celebration marking the homecoming event. The gathering will be held soon in Caldwell.

Caldwell Mart Kopf Clarence L. Braskermp Harold Prote Scott M. Vincent Bruce T. Flertywood Maker City Tack M Allison Charles Harding Marion TL. Kurtz Dallae M Mark Max N. Gibbons Glen Wright Roy J. Smith Merkery Wo Ctork Jarrett Hartin Fas Jenson Elwyn F. Shipley George Ln Judd Renee Pennington Ray Leibenhere Allen C. Levon Cliffeed Baker Prank Shaler Ray Looey Robert Storey Orrie Guerin M. J Marrington Thes Citizone of

Fragmentary 1919 Dispatch On Pardons And Punishments

A garbled report notes Washington orders dismissing several shallow cases and a presidential pardon or parole of many convicts. It contrasts President Wilson and Secretary Baker with harsher wartime punishments. The text references a Marten in a hipyari weather note and a narcaterwer return from Fakhir, California.

Luttott Jalt Washington Fakhir California Marten

Maccabees Observe 17th Evening

The Ladive of Macrateot observed the 17th with a dinner at the home of Mrs A Ulan. A splendid supper was served while Mr and Mrs Magnet won the exercise for the rise walk. An evening was spent in candlelight and music.

Macrateot Ann Ussew A. Ulan

Marriage Licence Teased in Local Notice

Fragmentary OCR notes show a marriage license involving individuals with surnames Warner and Rowles, with presumed partners in California and nearby locales. Names appear garbled but indicate a civil union filing and a public record in a 19th or early 20th century local notices column.

Prayer Needs Highlighted in Christian Church Survey

Fragmentary literacy capture notes a church survey focusing on prayer needs and devotional music contributions. The readable text hints at a Sunday service theme and community emphasis on prayer, with unclear authorial or publication details.

Christian Church Etwir

Scholtz Machine Dominates at Nampa Nonpartisan Meet

At the first annual meeting of the Co op Publishing Co in Nampa stockholders backed Scholtz to control the new league daily newspaper project funded by Nonpartisan members. The meeting excluded press, elected a five member board friendly to Scholtz and debated handling of funds with auditor Van Deusen reporting unexplained cash and discrepancies.

W. W. Deal C. M. Bumbardner W. G. Scholta Nonpartisan League Nampa Schultz Heamps Deal Bumgardner Schulte George J. West Gilbert Shelby Shelby Bumgardace Scholta Scholte Shelly I& Motion Robert Peckham Board of Trustees Scholtz Peckham Cecil R. Peelhuts L. L. Young Mer Canyon Magee Wapaper Clarence van Deusen Scholia van Dywnen Meir Bhatnee Young Dealbork van Doween Scholtes Fried Sebel Scholts Randa Polistea Et Lonpartisan League Arent Organi Sebolta Deal Young Iner van Densen van Demsen Lous

Gibbons Reinstated in Caldwell Commercial Club

Members of the Caldwell Commercial Club voted Tuesday to reinstate M H Gibbons as secretary. Gibbons had resigned to enlist in the army, served in France with the 16th Engineers, and returns to lead the club after the interim filling by Be Sherm.

Eluh Mom H. Gibbons Gibbons France 16Th Engineers Be. Sherm Mr Gibbons He Han Tong

State Regent Reports on D A R Work in Idaho

Mrs Pred Kress delivers full report at Idaho state convention in Pocatello. Idaho DAR chapters report war relief, comfort bags, masks, and fundraising totals, with 139365 total membership and ongoing war work across army and navy efforts.

Idamo Pred Kress Pocatello Caldwell Idaho Pocatella Fred Kress Daughters of the American Revolution of America Ferdinand Foch France Altes Ing Monsieur Rand Taaly Servia Mathew T. Soot War Relief Service WW Wait Michigan New York Ervatuting Eteatcat Patriotic Society Fleult Newe York Pennaptyania Doel Famii Thage Cnmmanseenithe Hide Biatary Dhe Way DAR Christias Naivy Idatio Wahai Somfore Chitaaas United War Work Salvation Army Red Star Momsen Velgin Red Cross Pocatello and Twin Falls Pioneer Thahn Portahontas Pocahontas Tour Joana Chap- Agrn ASU Induel Ian A. R Tana Lahetty Romie Noid Atich Eau Adams Ellen Rose Nangnettlehol Fondsadimintatrator Cote Hung Demonatratory Mond Stendi Nhrye Mra Purvell Nur Mew Mane Yana Rs Purcell Mex Hota Hanters Coser Wanefeered Vitler

Ward Unanimous Choice for Mayor

In Caldwell a large meeting unanimously nominated Grant Want for mayor and W. B. Maxey for city clerk. Council candidates were named by ward: First Ward A E Sutton and Frante Moore. Second Ward Jos Dickens and WM Hayman. Third Ward S Hey Dunkip and Fy Fueling. Water on Earth. Citizens Ticket adopted as the ticket name.

Caldwell Grant Maxey First Ward A-E. Sutton Frante Moore Secom Jos Dickens WM. Hayman Third Ward Hey Dunkip T. A. Walters C. J. Shorb Gee Caiaiaien F. M. Breshears Dumn Lap Swain Beatty Idaho Beatty

Canyon of Black Canyon Irrigation Project Progress Report

A report describes three days of strenuous elevation work along a canyon site where a large force builds a canal reclaiming Black Canyon. Tents and construction gear dot the base while officials review blueprints, praising the project as among the nation’s best and planning a lasting irrigation system.

Canyon Black Canyon

Dean Staub Visits Ider and Caldwell High Schools

Dean John Staub of the University of Oregon visited the College at Ider and Caldwell High School this week delivering a principal address on "What is the Worth and Value of Education" that impressed students. Staub has served at Oregon for 41 years and is praised as a fine character in the northwest.

John Staub City University of Oregon Ider Ho Caldwell High School Dean Staub Dean Stagh U. of O

Mrs Williah Parish Rites Held in Local Church

Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 2 pm from the Presbyterian church for Mrs. Williah Parish who died in Colorado Springs Colorado. Dr W T Boone led the services. She is survived by her husband and three children. Interment was in Canyon Mill cemetery.

Will Parish Williah Colorado Springs Colo W.T. Boone Canyon Mill Cemetery

Notable City Visit by Farmer Witt Journalist Bil Parkhurst

The text describes Farmer Witt as a city journalist and naturalist, noting his genial nature and long-standing reputation. It mentions his brief city visit yesterday from some location, with Parkhurst praised as a versatile figure who often held good positions.

Witt Bil Parkhurst Bome Parkhurst

Card of That and Thanks for Kindness in Our Loss

Our heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the illness and death of our son and brother John W. Greer. We deeply appreciate all expressions of sympathy and gratitude remain in our memories. Caldwell March 16 GREER AND FAM

John W. Greer Worts Pan Caldwell Vanhoo Greer

Forbes Sells Transfer Business and Assets

Mr J MH Parties of the COMI Transfer Co sold the transfer business and equipment this week. Forbes plans to reengage in related real estate and contract ventures, continuing activity in the transfer sector.

Forbes

Take Your Like and Aay for Taughlin Jeurelere

Unable to determine coherent content from the provided fragment. The readable text is garbled and lacks identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a factual newspaper item.

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