Bond Election Set by Old Council in Swim City
The old council in Swim City, led by Mayor Eldridge and transitioning to Breckenridge as president, approved an ordinance creating an improvement district and set June 6 for bond election voting. Protests centered on excluded areas while service stations and a lard rendering plant order affected local plans.
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Swim City
Eldridge
J. Breckenridge
Bildridge
Public Safety
Breckenridge
McMantiy
Breck
Old Council
Second Avenue
Fourth-Avenue
Wwere
Coun
Main
Blue Lakes Boulevard
Main Ave
Uncil
Filtra- Lion
Chronicle
Interests of Idaho Children's Home Starved by Officials
Mrs. Anna Y Bennett traveling matron and Dr J W Fletcher Idaho State Frame Finding Association leaders visited Twin Falls for the children's home. The facility houses 10 to 15 children with many boys aged 2 to 11 ready for adoption. Harry Galloway filed discharge papers in county records as a protection against loss. Two couples secured marriage licenses in the county recorder's office Henry B Freeman Eden and na C Cooper Welser Ida and Dick Depew Faye Cooper Filer.
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Anna Y. Bennett
J. W. Fletcher
Idaho State Frame Finding Association
Boise
Twin Falls
Fletcher
Harry Galloway
County Recorder's Office
Henry B. Freeman
Eden
Na C. Cooper
Welser
Ida
The
County Recorder's
Dick Depew
Faye Cooper
War Trophy Bill Introduced in Congress
A fragmented note reports an introduced bill in Congress concerning a war trophy. It mentions a secretary to Addison T and names such as Gertrude and Siggins in unclear context, with references to a county recorder and PMY. The readable items point to political proceedings and local official roles amid the garbled OCR text.
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Addison Tith
Siggins
County
Gertrude Twin
Falls
Ee“ Smith
War trophy proposal prompts congressional bill at county fair
A letter requests display of a war trophy at the annual county fair and states a special bill in Congress would be needed. The writer says she will alert Mr. Smith on his return from Europe. A parallel correspondence comes from G A Nugent, secretary to Senator John Nugent.
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Smith
Europe
G. A. Nugent
John Nugent
Mob Runs Girl Strike Breakers to the Roof Riot
Two companies of state militia were ordered to Linton Indiana to quell a riot sparked by a telephone operators strike. A mob of about 500 broke the exchange doors and windows and drove eight strike-breakers to the roof before they were rescued. The dispute began last Thursday as miners and union members gathered for an indignation meeting amid demands for higher pay and union recognition.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Linton
May guild road to aid pleasure project proposed
W C Campbell chief forester proposes a Rogerson to Oakley and Albion highway to open a new pleasure ground for Twin Falls residents. Estimated cost seven thousand dollars to Twin Falls district, with Cassia county and the government funding the mountain-side portion. Three surveying parties have begun locating, leveling and cross-sectioning the route, camping along Shoshone creek.
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Twin Falls
W. C. Campbell
Rupert
Rogerson
Oakley
Albion
Johnson
Campbell
Highway Board
Pines
Shoshone Creek
Rogerson-Oakley Road
Motor trip notes from small town visits
H A Jacobs and family drove to Artisian for a Sunday outing. Hazelton is listed as a place of interest. Mrs Eh H Harding spent the weekend in Hazelton with friends. Mr and Mrs EK Minerly visited Buhl for the weekend with friends. LaVird Craig of Rogerson spent the weekend in Twin Falls with friends.
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Artesian
H. A. Jacobs and
Artisian
Hazelton
Eh. H. Harding
Buhl
LaVird Craig
Rogerson
Twin Falls
John S. Green Visited Jerome With Parents
John S. Green motored to Jerome Sunday to spend the day with his parents.
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John S. Green
Jerome
Miss Barbara McShea Visits Burley Sister
Miss Barbara McShea spent the weekend in Burley visiting her sister.
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Burley
Barbara McShea
Miss Mildred Nickerson Weekend Guest of Miss Mildred Crockett
Miss Mildred Nickerson was the weekend guest of Miss Mildred Crockett, sharing social time and local visits over the Saturday and Sunday period.
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Mildred Nickerson
Mildred Crockett
Is Guest of Mrs Brannon
Mrs S S Champion of Rupert spent the weekend as a guest of Mrs W W Brannon.
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Brannon
S. S. Champion
Rupert
W. W. Brannon
Yuler Woman Is Here Miss Mable Banks Visits Twin Falls
Miss Mable Banks of Filer spent the weekend in Twin Falls visiting friends and enjoying the local scene.
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YULER
Mable Banks
Filer
Twin Falls
Visits With Relatives In Twin Falls
Frank J Klaas of Filer spent the week in Twin Falls visiting relatives and catching up with family.
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Frank J.klaas
Adam Schubert of Gooding Faces Twin Falls Visit
Adam Schubert of Gooding traveled to Twin Falls to oversee his business interests in the Gooding Motor Company.
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Adam Schubert
Gooding
Twin Falls
Gooding Motor Company
Twin Falls Banks Quota Centers Drive For Victory Liberty Loan
Idaho must speed up its Victory Liberty loan quota drive as county reports lag behind. Bonner county so far has a full subscription while Twin Falls area organizes to reach a $820000 county quota from $660000 in deposits. Banking centers are set to allot targets and intensify local efforts.
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the Chronicle
Roise
Idaho
Montie B. Gwinn
Bonner County
Maria Wood
Ilugh C. Wood
Spencer, Ida
Fremont
Twin Falls County
C. D. Thomas
Epler
Buhl
Rogerson
Hollister
Filer
Kimberly
Hansen
Murtaugh
Twin Falls
Four men fined after Saturday night incident
Dawn McDonald Alya Hatch and two other men were picked up. McDonald Hatch and two others were each fined 25 dollars and costs while John Doe Needham was assessed 15 dollars and costs and C W Slim Bush 5 dollars and costs. All paid fines.
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Dawn McDonald
Alya Hatch
John Doe Needham
C. W. “Slim” Bush
Ray wins indoor 1000 yard with world mark in Brooklyn
Jose Ray of the Illinois A C Chicago set a world indoor record in a special 1000 yard run in Brooklyn clocking 2 minutes 18 seconds 25 thirds. His rivals were Homer Baker and John R Sellers of New York. Ray tied the former world mark of 2 14 held by John W Overton who was killed in action in France.
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New York
Jose Ray
Illinois A. C
Chicago
Brooklyn
Homer Baker
John R. Sellers
Ray
John W. Overton
Farnce
Water rights fight over Carey act and school lands in Boise
Judge James R. Bothwell heads to Boise with T. J Woods to argue whether Carey act lands or school lands should receive water. Previous rulings varied by district with price issues noted, school lands capped at 25 per acre while current rates reach about 65 per acre. Macauley's for billiards. Excelent equipment.
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Carey Act
State Land Board
Boise
Tomor
James R. Bothwell
T. J Woods
TFT Alla
Jyand and Water Company
Bothwell
Salmon River
Water Company
German Defense Minister Noske named commander of government troops for Munich
Berlin April 27 Gustav Noske, minister of defense, is appointed commander in chief of all government troops to operate against Munich.
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Berlin
Gutav Noske
Munich
Macauley’s Sells Mozart Havana Cigars And More
Capt. W T Stafford a Gooding attorney was in Twin Falls yesterday on business and leaves for Gooding this morning. Mr and Mrs Harry Allen drove to Wendell Sunday. Begt pipe assortment at Macauley’s.
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W. T. Stafford
Gooding
Twin Falls
Capt. Stafford
Harry Allen
Wendell
Peace conference backs trial of German emperor
Washington reports the peace conference commission on responsibility endorses trying William Hohenzollern for supreme offense against international morality. The plan calls for a five judge international court and extradition from Holland, with all violated warfare acts to face international tribunals. Officials note potential actions against other Hohenzollerns and extreme German leaders.
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Washington
William Hohenzollern
Germany
Associated Powers
State Department
Peace Conference Commission On Responsibility
International Court
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Italy
France
Holland
House of Hohenzollern
von Bissing
Belgium
von Tirpitz
Spree Costs 850 and Costs in Drunkenness Case
Horace Stiles was fined 50 dollars and costs after a drunkenness charge heard before Acting Police Judge Minnick. He was arrested Saturday evening and brought before the court yesterday following a police dragnet.
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Horace Stiles
Stiles
Minnick
Idaho filing seeking divorce and child custody in 1919
The District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho notices defendant Perry L. Kenner that a complaint for dissolution of marriage has been filed by the plaintiff. The summons demands appearance and answer within twenty days if in the district or forty days elsewhere, with judgment by default if not answered. The action seeks divorce, custody of a minor child, and restoration of the plaintiff’s maiden name, alleging defendant failed to provide common necessaries of life despite ability. Witness dated March 18, 1919, seal, Clerk C. C. Siggins, attorney Homer C. Mills, Twin Falls residence.
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Idaho
Perry L. ‘Kenner
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twit Falls
District Court
Notice of Discharge Application in Involuntary Bankruptcy
In the District of Idaho Southern Division Anna Cairncross files for discharge under Involuntary Bankruptcy No 1052. Creditors and interested parties must appear by April 30 1919 and then file grounds within ten days with the Clerk. Dated March 26 1919 by Referee W Orr Chapman. Mar 28- Apr 25. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Southern Division
Anna Cairncross
United States Court For
Idaho
W. Orr Chapman
Notice of Private Sale of Idaho Estate Property
In Twin Falls County Idaho an order of the probate court dated April 9 1919 authorizes a private sale of Elva C McCollum Craven estate property on or after May 8 1919 to the highest bidder. The bid may include real estate bank shares athletic association stock a Dodge automobile and other assets. Cash terms. Sale conducted at First National Bank building Twin Falls Idaho by administrator S W Craven with court confirmation required. Further notices will follow within four months.
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Notieve
Twin Falls County
State of
Idaho
Elva C. McCollum Craven
Elva C. McCollum
Craven
Milner
Twin
Falls County
State of Idaho
Falls Bank & Trust’ Company of
Twin, Falls
Twin Falls
Dodge
Asher B. Wilson
First Natiral Bank
W. Craven
Elva C. McColly Craven
Ithe
Gard
Hollister
A. D
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Swim
Lord Rendering Plant
Maere
Forstry Department
Mountain
Dako
Oberg
North Side
Board
Macauley's
Noske IN
Comand
Macamuley
Mozart
Macauley’s
Thomas Welson
Rome
Paris
Spree
Irrigated Lands CO
First National Bank Building
Shirley Mason
C. C. Siggins
Homer C. Mills
Twin Falls, Idaho
W.H. ,Graven
Jams R., Bothwell
Orr Chapman
Mads Fix Emults
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