Second Big Subscription Drive Opens in Tribune Gift Campaign
The Tribune launches its second big subscription drive as candidates begin a new two week push before the January 17 deadline. The campaign highlights bonuses for new daily and Sunday weekly orders, with 20 000 votes per new daily subscription and 8 000 votes per new Sunday weekly subscription, plus long term renewals counting heavily toward top positions.
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District 1 residents listed with properties and values
A long list shows numerous individuals and titled Mrs or Miss across towns such as Blackfoot Idaho Falls and Bancroft with associated property values and totals like 749,325 and 1,359,275. Names include Hannah Ash Susie Armstrong Robi Cloughley Alberta Cohen Ernest Downey Mary Ford Spencer Ford Ruth Fuller J C Granmz M Holbrook Mearl Hinckley Frank Ilomin Jr E Hansen Nina Keyes Krussman McDougal Arlin Merkley Cleo Nichols Caroline Porter Perkins Audrey Rees William Rowland Rasmussen Jake Schaffer Lee Treseder Verda White Meera Davis Hazel Duggan Afton Fife Lulu Fisher Donald Gerrard Edwin Goodwin Verda Rich Bertha Young Annie Howe J F Hartvigsen etc. The document appears to enumerate district residents and monetary amounts tied to properties or assessments.
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Hannah Ash
Susie Armstrong
Robi. Cloughley
Alberta Cohen
Ernest Downey
Mary Ford
Spencer Ford
Ruth Fuller
J. C. Granmz
M. Holbrook
Mearl Hinckley
Frank Ilomin, Jr
E. Hansen
Nina Keyes
Krussman
McDougal
Arlin Merkley
M. Neilson
Cleo Nichols
Caroline Porter
A. C. Perkins
Audrey Rees
William Rowland
A. Rasmussen
Jake Schaffer
Lee Treseder
C. E. Williams
Belle Zecsardi
Ee Alberteon Blackfoot
Lucie Bennett
Shelley J. Lexa Beasley
Nick Burnett, Jr
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Marthe Clark
Etee
Hyrum Croft
Firth
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Idaho Falls
Nglis
Ondylyn Fecekersell
Horace Gesas
Sherman Haack
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Irene
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Verda White
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Seattle Clergyman In Critical Condition In New York
Reverend William H. Bliss of Seattle remained in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital as of today. He became ill with heart disease December 21 after returning from Geneva where he attended an opium conference as an unofficial observer.
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Tech Students Return to School After Holidays
Tech notes describe students returning to campus amid renewed focus on January and February activities. Debates, plays, and ball events are planned, with tryouts for the debate team and social events led by Student Body President Bruckner.
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California Legislature Opens With Short Session Plan
The forty sixth California legislature convened in Sacramento today for a 30 day session with a 30 day recess followed by a 60 day continuation or longer if needed until adjournment.
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Class Championship Game At Tech Institute
The Engineers face Commerce in a class championship at Idaho Tech tomorrow afternoon in the Tech gym. Coach Hutchinson will select a varsity from 12 to 15 players after the game. The matchups follow a season that renewed school basketball interest and hinted Tech may produce one of the school’s best teams. Boyd Hodson is the returning standout. no solid schedule exists beyond a Montana Aggies game, with February likely for the next contest.
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Downey Loses One Game In Five
Downey high school basketball has four wins and one loss this season. The sole defeat came against U A C with a 20 to 19 final on Thursday at Downey. Earlier Downey beat McCammon 19 to 7 in boys action and 16 to 5 in girls.
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Greb Matched for 12 Round Bout with Malcor
Zanesville Ohio January 5 AP Harry Greb world's middleweight champion has been matched for a 12 round bout with Henry Malcor of Hollywood California here on January 19. Malcor has a fine record on the Pacific coast.
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Radical sentenced to penitentiary in Michigan case
Charles E. Ruthenburg, convicted of violating the Michigan criminal syndicalism law, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Charles E. Whit to serve three to ten years in the penitentiary and pay a $6,000 fine.
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Spug Myers Threatens Benny’s Crown In Lightweight Scene
Milwaukee dispatch says Spug Myers of Pocatello has emerged on the Pacific coast stirring trouble for lightweight contenders. Myers defeated Joe Benjamin and Ace Hudkins, prompting prospects of an elimination bout with O'Brien for a shot at Leonard.
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Car Demolished by Train At Weiser Station
A Chevrolet coupe driven by Wi O. Lee of Weiser was demolished by train No 24 at the stock yards crossing in Weiser Saturday at 4 25 p m. Lee was slightly injured with minor body injuries and is not in serious condition. He said he heard the whistle but could not stop before the tracks. The train went about 20 miles per hour and engine 3124 was involved.
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Negroes Executed for Murder at North Carolina Penitentiary
Kenneth Hale and John Leak, both black men, were electrocuted today at the North Carolina state penitentiary for the August 7 murder of Charlie Garnod a Lexington rent car driver.
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