Decorations Honor Legion Members at Idaho Theater Event
Decorations for the American Legion convention lit up Ch- sting wind ows and Main and Shoshone streets with flags. The Idaho theater hall featured an electric waving flag display, with banners reading For God and Country and Policies Not Politics. Insignias of the army navy air service and the 14 branches adorned the stage and walls, while a gold star tribute honored Absent Comrades. The Rogerson hotel HQ displayed a huge flag. Decorating committee A Wilton Peck, Kylie Waite, and B A Edwards earned praise.
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Idaho Theater
Convention Hall
Kyle
Waite
Leck
Army
Navy
Presidente Wilson
Marshal Yegh
Haig
Pembing
Wadir
American Legion
Legion
Rogerson Hotel
A. Wilton Peck
Kylie Waite
B. A. Edwards
Episcopal Guild to elect officers at Mrs Weeeling home
The Episcopal Guild will be entertained at the home of Mrs J W Weeeling this afternoon. The annual election of officers will be the work of the meeting. The Wednesday Bridge club met at the home of Mrs W H Greenhow yesterday afternoon with 11 members present. Mrs Larived was successful.
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Episcopal Guild
J. W. Weeeling
W. H. Greenhow
Wilbur Hill
Card Party Hinted At Wilbur Hill Home And Legion Meeting
Invitations issued by Misses Julia and Suzanne Taylor for a Saturday eve card party with out of town guests. Twin Falls Post No. 7 to entertain visiting Legion members at Lavering hall. University of Idaho group to host luncheon at Perrine hotel honoring Dr. J. L. Lindsey. local and visiting business leaders listed. Delegates and credentials discussion arise. committees appointed amid warded cause.
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Julia
Suzanne Taylor
Twin Falls Post No. 7
The
Legion
Lavering Hall
American Legion University of Thale
Perrine Hotel
J. LH. Lindsey
Gasene
Frank Martin
Harry Benoit
John Booth
Theodore Ikrb
John Mclivers
Harry McDougal
Virgil Samms
Dwight Leeper
Lester Albert
Milton Emmett
B. Oakes
John Ghiltman
J. J. Fisk
Mesdames
Benoit
Misses Tress McMahon
Martha Stevenson
Bess Newman
Legioners Open State Convention in Falls Parade
The Legionnaires opened the state convention with a parade through Maine and Shoshone streets to the courthouse steps where a photo was taken. Citizens crowded the streets as the chamber of commerce celebration drew praise for funding the entertainment. Sessions began with the national anthem, invocation by Rev. A. G. Bennett, and performances by the America Legion quartet. Judge John E. Davis welcomed delegates, praising the Legion’s future influence. Commander F. E. Boom spoke on law and order, noting the Centralia example after four members were shot. Committees were formed, with debates over credentials, elections, constitution and by laws, budget and dues, and ritual. The election committee was eliminated by unanimous vote, and a committee on resolutions was authorized. Idaho Falls hosted afternoon sessions amid ongoing discussions about the state constitution and committee structures.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Legion
TI. W. W
State Executive Committee
Jay Parish
Boise
Boom
Waa
Bolse
Peterson
Idaho Falls
Leo
Teo
Extradition suspect Dr Meyer commits suicide in Halle
Berlin April 7 Dr Meyer on the allied extradition list charged with ill treating war prisoners has killed himself at Halle by taking poison according to the Lokal Anzeiger.
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Berlin
Meyer
Halle
Lokal Anzelrer
Farm Bureau to Be Banquet Guests
At noon during Saturday’s conference the chamber of commerce agricultural bureau will banquet Rogerson Hotel hosts include Farm Bureau leaders home demonstration workers and executives. Morning sessions cover winter work by companies and summer program plans for the bureau junior division. Possible discussion of the May club festival and a farm excursion date. Final plans for closing girls sewing classes will be considered before adjournment.
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Agricultural Division
Chamber of Commerce
Dumior Chile
Agricultural Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau Home Demonstration
Executive Council of the
Farm Bureau
Community Committee
Rogerson, Hotel
Agricultural Club
Press Critique and Defense of Free Speech Principles
An orator champions free speech and press while condemning subsidized journalism. He lauds Michigan as voicing awakening citizens challenging powerful interests and wealth. He portrays an experiment against entrenched infamy and wealth as largely justified to date.
Russian Bolshevik Commissioner laments American trading indifference
In Copenhagen on April 6 Maxim Litinoff said American traders show no interest in contracting with the Russian delegation, unlike British French and Italian businessmen. He blamed the U S government rather than a lack of American business interest.
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Copenhagen
Maxim Litinoff
Tritvinoff
Johnson Supports Free Speech Principles Speech
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California spoke in Asbury Park New Jersey in support of his Republican presidential candidacy. The address focused on themes of free speech and democratic principles as he sought to boost his campaign.
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Johnson
Associated Press
Asbury Park, N. J
Hiram W. Johnson
California
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