Twin Falls High School Vocational Exhibit Showcases Student Work
Visitors toured Twin Falls High School main hall yesterday for the vocational exhibit. Students from the Red and White class of 1920 presented handmade patched quilts, mechanical drawings, library tables, sewing room dresses, and a doll house. The event featured practical work from the manual training department under Donald Tiphey and included garages, town furniture, and other class projects across physics, mathematics, and domestic science rooms. Proceeds from a central patched quilt were to be donated for a crippled chair, while the exhibit drew praise from school officials as a surpassing success.
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Twin Balls High School
Manual Travitary Department
Amen of Commerce
Carranzistas Defeated in Minor Skirmish Report
A telegram from Col Mdingur dig Porengo reported no clash between federal outposts and Sonora troops in Talpito pass. The soldier noted the skirmish as insignificant and of no importance, while General Mscobar offered a brief statement.
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Mdingurdig Porengo
Casas Orrandes
Sonora
Talpito Pass
Mscobar
Mike
Carranza Loyalist Garrisons Reported in Texas Border
Federal garrisons at Mier and Camin go Tamiaulipas opposite Roma and Ipata Texas remain loyal to the Carranza government, according to Matamoras headquarters. The Mier garrison was recently reported to have revolted. Cosme Hinojosa, once postmaster general in the Carranza government, is in custody in Laredo.
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Brownsville
Texas
Mier
Camingo Tamiaulipas
Roma
Ipata
Caranva
Matamoras
Rena
U. S
Laredo
Cosme Hinojosa
Carranza
Mexico
Local Sheriff Arrested Over Mexican Funds Charge
The sheriff arrested today faces a charge for the theft of about 50 000 dollars in Mexican government funds. The funds were found in his personal effects at a local hotel, mostly in Carranza government stamps. In a statement to District Attorney John Walls, Hinojosa claimed he planned to convert the stamps into money for the Sonora revolution.
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Hinojosa
Carranza
John Walls
Sonora
Mayo Indians to move against Carranza in Chihuahua
Mayo Indians under Col Antonio Cherrero will lead Sonora's force against the Carranza government across the mountains into Chihuahua. Colonel Guerrero, once chief of staff to Gen. Alvaro Obregon, announced the plan at Nogales Sonora.
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Nogales
Ariz
Antonio Cherrero
Sonora
Carranza
Chihuahua
Guerrero
Alvaro Obregon
Villa
Several Class Contests in Commercial Classes Held
In last evening's high school events, multiple commercial class contests produced good records. Wilson won the addition contest with 50 figures in 27.25 seconds, Phipps was second with 24 seconds. Phipps also placed second in multiplication. Miss Wilson was second in that event with 20 seconds. In typewriting, fourth year class Beulah Mills won, Winifred Tucker second, Mayme Swan third. In second year class Cora Evans won typewriting, Ida and Philip McGh tied for second and third respectively.
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Hora Wilson
Jack Phipps
Phipps
Miss Wilson
Beulah Mills
Winifred Tucker
Mayme Swan
Cora Evans
Ida
Philip MeGh
Gold Coin Shipment To Ceylon Stirs Market
New York on April 29 a gold coin shipment valued around 1.5 million dollars was taken from the sub Treasury for export to Ceylon. Market conditions favor the move and a further 3 to 4 million in gold may soon be shipped, likely for American interests tied to a new American Chinese bank in Shanghai.
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New York
Ceylon
Shanghai
Mine Bureau Director Quits for Petroleum Institute
Van H. Manning, director of the Bureau of Mines, has resigned effective June 30 to become director of research at the American Petroleum Institute, an organization of the country’s leading petroleum producers.
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Mine Bureau
Washington
van H. Manning
Bureau of Mines
American Petroleum Institute
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Wright
Louis
Brown Kid
Brown Kid Oxfords
Palm Beach
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