Telephone War Over Pole Removal Shuts City West
Acting under a 4 temporary restraining order Judge McCarthy heard the dispute over Mountain Suites Telephone & Telegraph poles removed by city authorities. The city sought an injunction to prevent further interference with service as poles along First Street South were felled to install lighting. The clash stems from a June agreement to move poles for underground work, with city demanding bond or loan guarantees. The city claim is that removing poles disrupted Portland to New York City circuits, cutting Nampa west of town from phone service for 24 hours. A hearing is set for Tuesday at 10 in district court in Boise to determine permanent injunctions and responsibilities. Mr Ruddock is improving from pneumonia.
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Sampa
Charles I McCarthy
Mountain Suites Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bay
Portland
McCarthy
Nampa
Nampe
Telephone Company
Slong First Street
Mater
RM. Huger
Focal
New York City
Telephone
Boing
Rouneil
Thankagivi and The Tribune Thankagivi holiday notice
The Tribune announces publishing adjustments ahead of Thanksgiving, asking correspondents and advertisers to submit copy early to ensure timely coverage. The note urges timely submissions to improve service and maintain the usual observance one day earlier than customary.
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Tribune
Minu
Servier
Isaie
Club Secretaries Flock to Caldwell
About 25 to 30 secretaries from Idaho commercial clubs are to attend the second convention in Caldwell. J W Erwin reports reservation requests exceed those for the first meeting in Pocatelto, signaling growing interest and potential advertising benefits for Caldwell and the Boise valley. Delegates from northern Idaho include Wallace and anticipated representation from Coeur d Alene and Lewiston. A representative from the American City bureau and the National Association of Commercial Club Secretaries will attend, with meetings running from morning through Thursday at the local Commercial rooms.
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Firwnt
Idaho
Walace
Caldwell
Boise Valley
Shie
Winter Sport Prospects Bright for Local Teams
Prospect for the coming winter season looks strong for basketball at both Nam pa High and the College of Idaho. High school practice starts December 6 under coach E. J. Le Tendee, with most of last year’s team back and new talent ready to fill gaps. At the college, early practice focuses on the annual close games before Christmas, with a full squad expected to form from returning players Doug Lowell and Teach among others. A demanding schedule is planned, including Utah games and trips to Whitman and the University of Idaho.
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Tiresey
Caldwell
Nampa High
College of Thako
E. J. le Tendee
Avcnue
Doug Lowell
le Tendre
College of Idaho
Utah
Walla Walla
Idaho
Whitman
University of Idaho
Nampa Caldwell Boise face potential three way football tie
High school football stakes loom as Nampa Caldwell and Boise prepare for Turkey Day with a possible three way race in the Southwestern Idaho conference. Cornell guards against any surprise while injuries limit key players ahead of the Recreation Park game Thursday at 2 pm. Fans anticipate a hard battle as the outcome could crown the state champion. A social note follows about Miss Florende Lusk’s fifteenth birthday party on Albany Street.
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Southens
Wegnine
Oldrivate
Nusa
Caldwell
Elvan
Nampia
Howell
Tam
Boise
Nampa
Hearn
Anse Cornell
Burne
Cornell
Bolte
Twin Falls
Twin Kalix
Snake River Valley
Cald
Ome
Tia Bucks
Ontario
Ialeo
Brainey
Oregon
Recreation Park
Will Glean Up City Quota On Big Roll Call
Caldwell hosts annual Red Cross roll call with two day canvassing led by Mrs Curtis Haydon western Ox ton county chair. Oakwell business district canvass yielded about 500 memberships while Caldwell district reports strong progress. Henry Zeb says Caldwell should reach 2000 members and notes renewed need for relief funds amid postwar hardship.
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Caldwell
Red Cross
Curtis Haydon
Oxton
Caldwall
College of Tduha
Oakwell
Haydon
Mrr
Stra
United States
Europe
J F Devers Hay Sale Sparks Mock Outcry
Local farmer M J Devers, a Boise Valley pioneer, sold alfalfa years ago at five dollars per ton. A reprinted notice stirred fear of price collapse, prompting calls to Devers who clarified he had no role in current market trends.
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M. J. Devers
Boise Valley
the Tribune
Nearside
Heer
Devers
Mr. Devers
Police Raid Nice Little Poker Game
Caldwell police raided a late night poker game at a local rooming house, seizing the game and detaining participants who posted $10 bonds each for appearance before Judge Macy. Among those nabbed were FE Johnson, Harvey Short, DE Allen, GW Plather, and SH. Police entered quietly, via a neighboring room using a stepladder, and observed the money exchange before the raid.
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Irielly
Caldwell
Ty Honor
W. 5
Macy
Johnson
Harvey Short
Allen GW
Plather
Earl McCullough
Wight
John Baker
Frank
Contractor Sues City for 1284 53 in Caldwell
Sir Vortiem, local contractor, sues the City of Caldwell for 1284.53 alleging payment for sewer installation in College Heights addition. He says $9964 was approved under a former contract and extra work was to be paid under a new agreement, but he was paid only under the earlier terms. The suit names J H Merritt of Nampa and George Merritt of Unie City as defendants. a funeral or service note appears for May.
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Vortiem
Caldwell
College Heights
Wwe Eige Cosneil
Torhes Alloaren
Mrv. Flrberane
Simler
Forbes
League Reshapes Idaho Nonpartisan Drive with Five Organizers
About 40 to 50 people attended the state meeting at City Hall to plan a reorganization of the Nonpartisan League in Idaho. Five organizers will be salaried and moved from county to county to recruit members and townspeople, with membership set at 18 dollars per year. The shift drops per-county organizers for a centralized state system and relies on league members to aid activities.
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Nempa
Bist
Mepa
Nonpartisan League
Maho
League
Tostead
Eas Ever
teHor
Samuels
America
D.C. Roman
Endquarters
Minneapolis
Townley
Atate
Will Discontinue Weekly Luncheons At Caldwell Club
The Caldwell Commercial club will end its regular weekly luncheons, with the final one on Wednesday at Shepherds. The change aims to boost attendance at regular meetings by offering a light lunch as a smoker style gathering. J W Bewin, secretary, plans to invite local business leaders and visiting secretaries from other Idaho towns as guests.
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Caldwell Commercial Vlutt
Shepherds
J W. Bewin
Idaho
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