Lunch plan for Dr. E. H. Lindsey at Rogerson Hotel
Plans are under way for a complimentary lunch honoring Dr. E. H. Lindsey president of the state university. He will speak at the American Legion convention on April 8. Organized by University of Idaho women and Newell S. Wight, Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce secretary, the noon event on April 8 aims to connect Twin Falls business men with university leadership.
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EB. BH. Lindsey
The
State University
American Legion
University of Idaho Omen
Newell S. Wight
Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce
Rogerson Hotel
Twin Falls
University of Idaho
Jersey Cattle Arrival Shocks Glub Boys Club
A. J. O'Reilly of the county farm bureau oversees the unloading and distribution of a shipment of 26 pure bred Jersey cattle from Corvallis Oregon. The boys group participates in handling the cattle loading and arranging the delivery today.
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A. J. O'Reilly
Gwirls
Dureau
Filer
Une
Corvallis
Oregon
Jersey clubs await arrival of cattle for distribution
Jersey clubs anxiously await cattle arrival as seventeen head go to the Buhl neighborhood and nine to local Jersey club boys. The clubs are financed by local banks and preparations focus on the boys’ work and involvement.
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Ly Formed
Jersey Clubs
Buhl
Jersey Club
Auxiliary appoints its committeemen to aid legion
At the second meeting of the women’s auxiliary of the American Legion held Thursday evening in the courthouse, Mrs PW Mel Roberts, Mrs Harry Benoit, and Mrs John S Green were named to an executive board to assist the legion post in the upcoming convention. Mrs J J Ostrander was elected vice president to fill a vacancy caused by Mrs Se Warren’s resignation. Members joining within 30 days may enter as charter members.
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Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Court House
PW. Mel Roberts
Harry Benoit
John S. Green
Legion
J. J. Ostrander
Se. J. Warren
Parole Petition Circulated for Ararants Valdez in Idaho
A petition to secure parole for Ararants Valdez from the state penitentiary is being circulated in Twin Falls. Valdez was convicted in January 1918 of assault and robbery of a man, Bouleic, by Judge Baubcock, and received an indeterminate term not to exceed 15 years.
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Ararants Valdez
Twin Falls
Paul Vizeyoof
Kessler & Tizey
Toise
Valdez
Mizell
Baubcock
Knights of Columbus Plan Cara and Dancing Party
Knights of Columbus Twin Balls Council No 1416 issues invitations for a card and dancing party at Cotillion Hall on Monday night in April. The event details include a social gathering aimed at members and guests with music and dancing for an evening of fellowship.
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Knights of Columbus
Twin Balls Council
Cotillion Hall
Program Committee Named for Salt Lake Visitors
A committee of J. TP. Wright, C hb Munson, Charles Macaulay, D P Do Alvord and Jr WY Wobs was chosen by the chamber of commerce to devise an entertainment schedule for Salt Lake business men visiting Twin Falls on April 22. The visitors will tour several southern Idaho cities during their short stay.
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J. TP. Wright
C.hb. Munson
Charles Macauley
Do. Alvord
Jr. WY
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake
Twin Jeans
Idiaho
Highest cash price paid for poultry at Independent Market
Independent Market in Twin Falls advertises poultry buying at the highest cash price. The market operates on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, inviting farmers to bring in fresh poultry for immediate payment.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls Interchurch Conference Postponed to April 14
The Twin Falls interchurch World Movement conference date shifted to Wednesday April 14 to avoid overlapping with American Legion meetings. Boise hosts a strong speakers roster led by Rev C H Cleavis and others with sessions at 10:30 morning and evening. Special groups for women finances youth planned under J Rice S Crussman and Tenney.
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American Legion
Twin Falls
Interchurch World Movement
State and Misery Board
United Simultaneous Campaign
Boise
Interchured World Ne
Idaho
Falls Interchurch World Movement
C. H. Cleavis
Pocatello
GC. W. Tenney
Gooding
EK. A. Krussman
I. J. Cook
Cildwell
United States Will Not Sit On Russian Commission
A notice from the League of Nations in London says the United States cannot be represented on the special commission dispatched to Russia. The Paris council decision had invited an American citizen to join the investigation team, but the U S government declined.
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London
United States
Council of the
League of Nations
Russia
League Nations Council
Paris
United
Astes
Trainmen's Referendum To Be Counted Today
A referendum by members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen on working agreements for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific line would be counted tomorrow. A F Whitney, vice president, said wage increases are not involved and a rejection would send the matter to the general grievance committee for action. Whitney denied reports of a secret strike order on the Rock Island system.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway
Chicago, Rock Islind and Pacific Railroad
A. F Whitney
Brotherhood
Whitney
General
Rock Island
May Withdraw American Commission From Armenia
The War Department considers recalling the American relief mission in Armenia led by Col. W. N. Haskell. Since the officers’ functions are not military, recall has been sought for some time and the State Department may be asked about ending the mission.
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Washington
War Department
Armenia
W. N Haskell
American Relief Administration
Committee For the Relief of the
Near East
Department
State Department
Easter Message From Seitz Thanks US Donors
President Seitz of Austria sends an Easter message through The Associated Press thanking American donors for generous food drafts aiding relief warehouses. The note says the gifts enable a feast for the needy and expresses gratitude and wishes for shared joy.
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Seitz
Uss
Vienna
Austria
Associated Press
Memorials Fund Urged In Joint Resolution
April 2. A joint resolution proposes an appropriation to memorials. The measure calls for a one million dollar allocation to honor individuals or events, with specifics to be set by legislative action and subsequent guidelines.
Harding resolution for WWI memorial tablets introduced
Senator Harding of Ohio introduced a resolution for erecting memorial tablets at county seats to honor American soldiers killed in the world war. The tablets would list the names of the fallen from each county and the measure was referred to the military committee.
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Harding
Republican
Ohio
Military Committee
President Wilson Withdrawn From Georgia Ballot
The Associated Press reports in Atlanta on April 1 that Wilson’s name entered by petition in Georgia’s presidential preferential plan was withdrawn by signers. With the noon deadline, only Palmer, Watson, and Senator Toke Smith will appear on the ballots. Wilson is not listed among certified candidates.
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Associated Press
Atiglanta
Wilson
Georgia
Palmer
Thomas N. Watson
Toke Smith
Bela Kun Hunger Strike in Austria Demands Liberation
Bela Kun former Hungarian dictator and associates detained in Austria begin a hunger strike to press for liberation. Austria refuses citing inability to guarantee safety. Hungarian communists offer to place themselves under workers councils protection and assume all risks.
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Vienna
Bela Kun
Austria
Stockyards to Resume Work After Strike Ends
More than 7,000 Chicago stockyards employees will return to work tomorrow after feeders and stockhandlers decide to arbitrate wage differences. Federal Judge Alschuler to officiate as the livestock freight embargo is lifted. Three federal mediators from the labor department had urged the workers to resume work, noting the strike violated union agreements.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alschuler
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W. E. Nixon
H. L. Maxwell
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Department of Labor
J. ¥. Spangler
Hugh Kerwin
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Union Stockyards and ‘Transit Company
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
William Kerr
Central Coal Yard
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