Gleason Faces New Charge In District Court
Frank Gleason, father of Keith Gleason, and accomplice William Crown, faced a new and more serious charge in district court after a midnight party raid on youths. Gleason previously served time for contributing to the delinquency of minors and escaped custody before being recaptured. Evidence included affidavits from two young girls now in a Portland institution. Keith Gleason is serving about ten years for a related offense. Gleason allegedly hid about $150 in gold.
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Frank Gleasom
Keith Gleason
William Crown
Caldwell
George Stovel
Frank Gleason
Glearon
Portland
Gleason
Keith
da Abe State Penitentiary
Brown
Marek
Bill Attebury
Attebury
Kangaroo Court
Auebury
Gearon
Attobury
Caldwell Wades Through Meridian in Long Matinee
Caldwell High School faced Meridian in a lengthy baseball matinee at Meridian Park. Johnson pitched for Meridian and led a powerful attack, while Wardley struggled as Caldwell used multiple players in most positions. The contest stretched near regulation length with both teams producing many runs, lingering over an extended four-inning pace.
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Caldwell High School
Meridian
Johnson
Robin
Wardley
Caldwell
Caldwell Eam
Kaho
Rune
Window Prize Won by Oakes in Caldwell Display
Oakes Neathers won Caldwell’s window prize, earning 810 cash from the lodge for the best display shown Friday. The Elk colors purple and white dominated, with an immense elk head, purple lights, carnations, white gloves and cherry blossoms. Nearly every shop joined the purple and white theme, including Golden Rule and Clark Hardware, among others praised for their festive windows.
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Oakes Neathers
Caldwell
Caldwell Lodge
Golden Rule
Clark Hardware Company
Sherman Fisk
Shepperd’s
FFL
Rowen Jewelry Store
Three Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Local Court
The county issued marriage licenses to Guy Cable of Albion and Frances Bates of Parma, James Liles and Vesta Powell of Cardwert, and Crist and Gladysack Wood from Midilein, all on Saturday.
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Crist and
Gladysack Wood
Midilein
Guy Cable
Albion
Frances Bates
Parma
James Liles
Vesta Powell
Catdwert
Emmett Slams Caldwell With Comeback Victory
Caldwell’s mis plays and pitching woes allowed Emmett to rally from a 6-3 deficit in the seventh inning and add three more runs in the ninth. The defeat widens Caldwell’s slump as Emmett’s hitters pounded the ball while Caldwell’s fielding errors aided the comeback. The league leaders Wairer face Taylor at home next Sunday as Caldwell seeks to rebound with key players unavailable.
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Caldwell
Emmett
Nowluch
Ommissiog
Commission
Tobagwan
Big Tong Zimmerman
Vinin
Jack
Christy Mathewson
Stermil
Warar Ut Medicare
Wairer
Tay Lor
Heaven and Earth
Seas Ram
Dick Nelson
Acore
Rhe Caldwell
Caldwell Host To Elks From All Of Idaho
Caldwell celebrated lodge No. 448 chartering on Friday with Charles Stewart presiding. Officers elected included J. Johnson exalted ruler and C. J. Weston leading knight, Earle S Boyes secretary, M. J. Devers treasurer, and trustees S. M. Bower et al. A community parade and public festivities followed with civic groups, fire department, church gatherings, and evening dances at Daneeland.
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Jn Caldwell
Teahe
Oregon
Tilke
Caldwell
Caldwell Lodge No
Caldwell Todge
C. J. Wesion
Crews
Earle S Boyes
M. J. Devers
Earl Jenking
John Smved
John Ketchen
S. M. Bowser
Lodge
American Theatre
Carrott Atkinson
Colfexe
Inlaho Roach
Comercial
Ellis
Saratoga Hotel Plans for a Modern Four Story Building
Discussed Monday evening at Caldwell Development meeting. Charles Sebree, owner of the Saratoga, outlined plans to rebuild the hotel into a modern four story structure. Sebree has long promoted upgrading the Saratoga to attract more visitors and stimulate local commerce.
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Saratoga
Caldwell
Charles Sebree
Sebree
Pla
Bureau Board To Meet Saturday
The Canyon County Farm Bureau will hold its regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon in Caldwell. Items include by laws of the Idaho Producers' Union, possible formation of a Cow Vesting Association, a proposed wall fee per head for tested stock, and a review of Idaho Producers Union affairs and finances to date. About forty board members are expected to attend.
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Caldwell
Canyon County Farm Bureau
Noard
Clu
Tahoe
Taher Producers’ Union
Idaho Producers’ Union
Board For Directors
Rome
Will Discuss Plans For Celebration In Caldwell
Commercial club members plan to decide whether to continue a Fourth of July event run by the Caldwell municipal band or switch to a combined free observance. Past efforts yielded a small deficit, with talks of a joint celebration for Jordan Valley residents and a related event in Boise Valley. Caldwell Business Women will attend the Idaho Federation of Womens Clubs in Twin Falls May 8-9, led by President Mrs Cleve Groome, with a pleasure trip arranged.
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Caldwett
Commercial Club
Caldwell Musicipal Band
Ht. W. Dornan
Ani
Jordan Valley
Boise Valley
Commercial Club Entertainment Committee
Caldwell
Idaho Federation of Womens Clary
Twin Falls
Cleve Groome
Love Miller Smith
HE. Robine Gon
Kathryn C. Wolfe
Burger
Angel V. ‘Thompson
Thompson
Cor Hint
Federation
Plans for Delta Tag debate contest at Idaho university
Interscholastic debating plans advance for state high school championship under Delta Tag society. Elimination rounds completed across the state with north district from Coeur d Alene to Lapwai and south from Moise to Caldwell. Final debate at the university to decide the champion with a Panama Canal shipping exemption topic.
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University OF Tdaho
Delta Tag Society
University Thureaay ' I
Coeur d'Alene
Lapwai
Moise
Caldwell
Panama Canal
Founders Day at College Celebrates Thirteenth Anniversary
Aided by good weather and a large crowd, the thirteenth Founders Day at the College of Idaho featured a campus parade from city hall to the camp, a welcome address by Joly Waele and a senior registration in Sterry Hall. Students earned free dinners and track meet admission, while Dow of Hurley and Mars of Nampa set marks. Cleaver won the mile, and a relay mishap flubbed a win. Evening events included folk dancing, May pole, and performances by the Cobline orchestra and glee clubs before a packed Sterry Hall audience.
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College of Iiaho
James Jackson
City Hall
Deventh Atrretty Atue
Arthur O Sixth Street
Main
Kin Hall
Cleveland
Joly Waele
Vorhees Hall
Hugh Caldwell
Sterry Hall
Meir
Dow
Hurley
Mars Ot
Nampa
Cleaver
Caldwell
Mex Rapkin
Campun
Finney Hall
Sterry Wall
Cob
Growers Sign Idaho Potato Union Contract Drive
Idaho potato growers are urged to join the Idaho Producers’ Union contract drive. Boards want 150 cars signed from surveyed counties before the campaign ends, with canvassing planned in most communities to reduce expenses.
Elect Directors of Idaho Union
Idaho Producers Union prepares for director elections on May 20 selecting one director per district from signed potato or lettuce contracts. Directors will be classified by lot into three terms, with a first meeting at Calwell to appoint officers and possibly form an Executive Committee to handle routine business.
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Dirvetiee Fae
Idaho
Unibt
Parma Eases Old Oregon Trail Claim Sparks Local Support
Parma argues it holds the Old Oregon Trail honor and seeks correction in a state highway publication. Walter Mitchell and Walter Meachem urge Caldwell Civic groups Kiwanis and the Caldwell Commercial Club to back Parma’s case. The piece notes Parma’s proximity to Fort Boise and plans to develop the area while contrasting routes to Payette.
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Parma
Oregon
Payette
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