Boise Court to Rule in Water Case Next Monday
Federal Judge F S Dietrich took under advisement the government removal motion challenging the Boise project water disputes. Arguments focused on whether the court can act within a 30 day period after removal while water users seek relief from drainage charges. The case involves J B Bond and the reclamation service amid injunctions and water delivery to delinquent settlers.
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Boise
United States District Court
F. 5
Dietrich
J. B. Bond
District Attorney’s
J. B. Eldridge
United States
B. F. Stoutemyer
The
Reclamation Service
Eldridge
Frank Martin
Morgan & Smith
Derby Highlight Caps Kalamazoo Meet Begins July 20
The $25 000 American Derby for 9 08 pacers will be the feature of the Kalamazoo Grand circuit meeting opening July 20.
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Kalamazoo
Oil Operations Begin in Oakley District Idaho
Oil operations start in Oakley district Idaho with geologists noting Cassia county as the most likely oil source. West Pearl Oil plans to resume drilling within sixty days after bond release. Hugh Ferguson, company president, is in Idaho for preparations while KE Wolfe pledges efforts from Twin Falls firm, drawing state land board and Cassia county scrutiny.
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Tribune Sorciair
Idaho
Oakley
University of Idaho
Cassia
West Pearl Oil Company
Hugh Ferguson
KE. M. Wolfe
Twin Falls
State Land Board
Cassia County
Optometrists Elect Idaho Officers In Boise Meeting
Boise July 23 Dr R A Parrott of Twin Falls was reelected president of the Idaho State Optometry association at the annual officers election. Dr Po A Simmons of Boise was reelected secretary. Dr William Ketchum of Los Angeles completed his lectures and left for Salt Lake City. Dr Charles Bbrandt of Boise named director for three years and Dr E M Snodgrass chosen director to fill a vacancy. The group planned a banquet at the Owyhee hotel after adjournment.
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Boise
R. A. Parrott
Twin Falls
Idaho State Optometry Association
Po A. Simmons
William Ketchum
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Charles 8. Brandt
E. M. Snodgrass
Crome
Ray Newcomer
Emmett
Snodgrass
Ketchum
Doctor Fuog
Owyhee Hotel
Arrowroeck Dam
More Car License Plates Are Needed In Idaho
Idaho reports all 1925 passenger license plates used and orders more. Delays arise after Portland plant Irwin Hudson was destroyed by fire. Cars may be licensed with a receipt displayed in the windshield until new plates arrive.
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Boise
Idaho
Secretary of State
Irwin-Hudson Company
Portland
Line Man Dies As 66 000 Volt Line Faults In Idaho
E M Needs line man for Mountain State Power at Sandpoint killed instantly and superintendent C H Flynn badly burned after contact with 66 000 volt line near Laclede. State insurance fund reports full details forthcoming and notes a report is required. The notice also mentions U S lawn tennis players count, Pirates six managers in ten years, and Piedmont league half standings with Durham Bulls leading.
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Boise
E. M. Needs
Mountain State Power Company
Sandpoint
C. H. Flynn
Laclede
State Insurance Fund
D. M. Shreve
Amoy's role in tea trade and world harbor history
A National Geographic bulletin recounts Amoy as once the world’s leading tea port and a key early Western trading site. It notes Amoy’s grand harbor, dual city layout, and the decline of tea exports after 1894 with Formosa's loss to Japan, while highlighting emigration and the port's enduring strategic value.
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China
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Amoy
Boston
Canton
Formosa
Japan
Pacific
Kong
Ann Island
Amoy Island
Amor
Chalanchow
Ko-long-eu
South China
Singapore
East Indies
Amey
United States
New Hosiery Shades Hit New York Styles
In New York three new hosiery shades arrive named Southamption Newport and West End a yellowish beige rosy beige and a brownish beige. The article notes updated lingerie designs with fitted tops and back inverted pleats. Apple green hats gain popularity and ribbons provide decorations. New slippers feature versatile straps with rhinestones and bronze or gold accents for evening wear.
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Newport
West End
Fifth Avenue
Tigers Lift Ty Cobb Suspension
Detroit reports Ty Cobb’s suspension is lifted and he returns to center field. Cobb had been suspended July 17 after an altercation with umpire Clarence Rowland over a disputed called strike.
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Detroit
Mid
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Cobb
Clarence Rowland
Ashville Hosts Southern Lawn Tennis Championships Week of August 10
Ashville will entertain the annual Southern lawn tennis championships the week of August 10, hosting players from multiple clubs and promising a full slate of singles and doubles matches. The event highlights local venues and regional talent in a longstanding regional sports tradition.
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Ashville
Bible Readings for Schools Are Chosen by State Boise
The Idaho state board of education prepared a Bible reading pamphlet for daily classroom use in public schools. Selections from the standard American Bible version were organized into ten divisions and total 418 references. Copies will be sent to county superintendents and district trustees to furnish rooms in the state.
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Boise
State Board of Education
Pamphtet
Misa Elisabeth Kassam
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Idaho business graduates take positions across state lines
Virtually the entire 1925 University of Idaho school of business class has secured work in areas they studied. Only five graduates move outside Idaho with two to California and three to Washington.
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Moscow
University of Idaho School of Business
California
Washington
Harry A. Brenn
Boise
San Francisco
George C. Leney
Hollister
University of California
Aivenieae
Earl E. Gehrke
Millard U. Kath
Yakima
Wash
Arthur D. Golden
Gehrke
Exchange National Bank
Spokane
Heath
Medical Lake
Golden
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Seattle
Harold H. Cornelius
Veateh Realty Company
Floyd L. Marehesi
Kellogg
Charles W. Simmons
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Minin
Kelogg
Walter L.peterson
Potlatch
Potlach Lumber Company
Walter R. York
Syms-York Printing Company
Idaho
Donald M.llen
Deary
Beulah B. Schumacher
Genesee
Eading
Legendary railway hazards haunt Prestwick opening
At Prestwick the first hole of the championship links is famed for odd hazards. A golfer claimed he hit the railway and found the ball twice returned to play. Another sliced toward a slow Glasgow train and the marker tossed the ball back to the green for a two. Outfielder Al Wingo, from Norcross Georgia, stars in Detroit behind Ty Cobb. A tough tennis ball test showed it withstood up to four and a half tons pressure before bursting.
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Prestwick
Jim Barnes
Anothe
al Wingo
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Georia
Tyrus
Young Wingo
Norcross
Atlanta
Eppa Rixey Tops 25 Wins as Reds Pitcher
Eppa Rixey of the Cincinnati Reds becomes the lone left handed pitcher in the major leagues to reach 25 victories in a season since Rube Marquard and Ed Plank led the era in 1912.
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Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Rube" Marquard
Edd Plank
Kentucky Trapshooters League Tournament Dates Set
The 1925 tournament will be held July 22 to July 24 under the auspices of the Louisville Gun Club in Louisville.
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Kentucky Trapshooters’ League
Louisville Gun Club
Enveloping Inventions and Cup Rivalry Mark 19th Century
Five years past the America's Cup featured Shamrock IV and Resolute as sport pages highlights. In 1849 the first American patent for an envelope making machine was granted to J. K. Park and C. Watson on January 23.
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Resolute
Sport
J. K. Park
C. §. Watson
Appalachian League Seeks Fast Start Against Greeneville Cubs
The Appalachian league team must accelerate to overtake the Greeneville Cubs who lead the pennant race by a wide margin.
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Greeneville Cubs
What's What: Bride's Bouquet Etiquette and Delivery
A bridal bouquet should be pure white with tiny flowers in shower form and satin ribbon. Bridesmaids’ bouquets must harmonize with their costumes and may use pink or yellow roses. Bouquets should be ordered days ahead and delivered to the bride’s home at least an hour before the ceremony.
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Ledoer Company
California Seizure of Industrial Workers Falls Short
In California the sease of industrial workers who have a work week of 48 hours or less is higher than in any other state.
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California
Molasses Shipment Arrives in Philadelphia From Java
A queer cargo reaching Philadelphia from Java contained a shipload of hard molasses packed in baskets for use in alcohol manufacture.
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Philadelphia
Java
Cable linking Penzance and New York planned
Preparations are under way for a 2,600 letters per minute cable line from Penzance to New York via Newfoundland. The system would exceed the speed of the first section of the German cable between New York and Agosor by about 600 words per minute.
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Penzance
New York
Newfoundland
Agsores
McCammon Grain Firm Wins Point in Water Fight
Boise July 23 The Union Grain and Elevator company of McCammon gained a point in its water rights dispute over 148 second feet of the Portneuf river. The Idaho supreme court reversed a Bannock county district court decree and remanded for further evidence on enlargement of the grain company s water right. The case began in 1920 with McCammon Ditch company as defendants and involved distribution of river waters among users portioned by decree.
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Mit
Way
Grain Company
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