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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1920

Page

5

Doctors Are Given Sentences and Fines

Reports state Dr W A Myers former secretary of the state dental board and Dr A W Fitzgerald head of the Parker Pain system received eight months in Ada county jail and a 790 fine each to be paid as one day per dollar in default. No appeal filed. write of probable cause granted. Myers and Fitzgerald were previously convicted of intent to defraud in the district court. Twin Falls meeting elected Harry C Hazel to replace Fred Ring. directors now include George G Marshall J T May S Henry Boltay Sheedore Parks and Harry Hazel. Stockholders set September 1 meeting to vote on bylaw change to enlarge the board from five to seven. This marks the first meeting of the new company.

W. A. Myers State Dental Board A.W. Fitzgerald Parker Ada County Supreme Court Tudge Reddeck Tudge Reddeck Granted A Write of Probable Depending the Appeal, Dr. Myers Pitagerald Twin Falls Buhl Harry C. Hazel Fred. A. Ring George G. Marshall J.T May Henry Boltay Sheedore Parks Harry ©. Haza

Local residents return from trips and visits across states

A list of Twin Falls residents and relatives traveling or visiting Yellowstone Park, Pocatello, Salt Lake City, Boise, and nearby areas. Notable names include Mr and Mrs Hunter and their children, Mr and Mrs Parytons, Miss Provost, Miss Peggy Smith, Mrs Hart Provost, Miss Florence Allebaugh, and others visiting or departing for extended stays with friends and family.

T. FR. Hunter C. I’. Pary Yellowstone Park Peggy Smith Burley Eloise Spafford J. L. Falton Kimberly Twin Falls T. F. Murray Francis Salt Lake A. BH. Pettygrove J. S. Downing Hansen J. A. Landon Easley Hot Springs Gus Oder Walter Denton T. 6 Heniy Heartfield Santa Cruze Cal Florence Allebaugh Boise Helen Roberts

Darktown Litigaton in Police Court DisMissed

In a police court case, Mrs Josie Meteher versus Edtward Dickinson was dismissed with no action after Judge Minnick sustained the defendant's motion. The suit opened with Meteher represented by Judge John F Davis and Dickinson by W Orr Chapman. The plaintiff accused Dickinson, a Rex Arms janitor, of using obscene language. the proceedings paused as counsel argued regarding definitions of vulgar terms.

Darktown Josie Meteher Edtward Dickinson Po-lce Minnick W. Orr Chapman John F. Davis Chapman Pickinson Rex Arms Apartments Ioneys

Court Verdict Resolves Case In Defendants Favor

Judge P Duvall presided as verdict favored the defendants in the case of Tohn dogsche against Heath and Harry Barry. The plaintiff claimed damages for work during the Ghatangna at Buhl, and the defendants offered a compromise of $30 with payment arranged.

P. Duvall Tohndogsche Heath Harry Barry Buhl Shy Nagin Yooshe

Fire in Kootenai Forest Burns 3200 Acres

Fire in northwest Montana's Kootenai forest covers about 3200 acres. Firefighters report monitoring the blaze and sending updates to the headquarters of the forest service district number one.

Fiorce Forest Missoula Mont Kootenai Forest Montana Retiert Forest

Cox Acceptance Speech Published by The Daily Chronicle

The Daily Chronicle will print Governor Coxs acceptance address in full. The notification exercises will be Weld. today. The speech aims to reach all readers regardless of party affiliations.

Daily Chronicle Cox Speen Wall the Chronicle

Tour to Yellowstone by G B Kunkle party

G B Kunkle of Kunkle and Bemiller Paint company and a party planned a trip to Yellowstone Park. The group set out on their journey, continuing the tradition of local businessmen taking extended excursions.

Yellowstone G.B. Kunkle Yellowstone Park Mr. Kunkle Kunkie & Bemiller Paint Company

Hazel Elected to the Directorate

Hazel is elected to the directorate at a meeting of the directors. The report notes Hazel’s selection and the event context within the organization’s governance process.

Hazel

Hotel Registrants At Local Hotels Yesterday

Names of registering guests listed by hotels include Verrine Mrs C J McCormick Howells Burley J A Foley Rupert C D Amphlett Howard R Klint P G B Wilson Pocatello J Pearson Boise F Gwens Buhl Rogerson Mary Napon Hazleton C A Cadwell AJ L Black M Slattin Tu L Bryan H A Crump Louis Klein Boise George Horst Ivan Mack American Falls Alexander McDonald Blaine R Patton Halley F H Bowers J D Cronan Charles L Wright Oakley B F Ward Castleford Robert Milner Cloyd Eden Buhl Albert H Austin Bruneau

Verrine C. J. McCormick B. DP Howells Burley J. A. Foley Rupert C.D. Amphlett Howard R. Klint P. GB. Wilson Pocatello J. Pearson Boise F. Gwens Buhl Rogerson Mary Napon Hazelton C. A. Cadwell AJ L. Black M. Slattin L. Bryan H. A. Crump Louis Klein George Horst Ivan Mack American Alla Alexander McDonald Blaine R.patton Halley IF. EH. Bowers J.D. Cronan Charles L. Wright Oakley B. PF. Ward Castleford Robert Milner Cloyd- Eden Albert H. Austin Brunéau

Court Orders Humphrey Divorce Suit Details

District court issued an order in the divorce case of Don D. Humphrey against Janet L. Humphrey. The plaintiff is to pay $100 to the defendant by August 1 and $25 monthly for the child’s support to the child’s grandparents if custody remains with the defendants. If not, no support is due.

District Court Don D. Humphrey Janet L. Humphrey Don PD Himphrey Adivorce

Ladies of the G A R visit Burley Circle No 12 gathering

National organizer for the Ladies of the G A R Mrs ww Ww and Mrs C W Meald toured Burley Circle No 12 on Thursday. They reported a splendid meeting presided over by Mrs Sam Story, a Burley clubwoman and circle president.

G. A.R Humphrey C. W. Meald Burley G.A. R Sam Story

Class of 1919 Reunion and Local Social Gatherings

Mrs J A Campbell entertained many young ladies at a swimming party in honor of Miss Marjorie Crow who departs for California. The 1919 class plans a mystery party and banquet at the high school. The R N A lodge held a surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs Henry Heartfield. Miss Ora Peters hosted a pink and white shower for Miss Sybie Hearst, a bride to be. First National Bank staff presented a toaster and percolator at the late event. A theater party for Miss Mattie Williams was held with refreshments at Miss Bessie Carlton’s home.

J. A. ‘Campbell Marjorie Crow California Campbell Margaret Bennett Ruth Beauchamp Thet Kautz Francis Fields Bernice Babcock Beatrice Doris Cox Dorothy Vrost Myrtle Claar Albertine Benoit Irma Speilberg Helen Honnald Grace Foss Truth Milner Jucile Welly Gladys Chahnel T. F. HH R. N. A. Lodge Henry Heartfield Ora Peters Sybie Hearst Hearst First National Bank Hasteqs Helen Kleffer Ruth Glasgow Irene Visser Charlotte Stewart Fay Hearst Pay Peters Juloisé Spafford Messrs Mase” Dudalph Roy” Weaver Howard Johnson Dorman Johnson Robert Nare Robert Edwards Joe Swift W. H. Johnson W. R. Green Buhi W. EH. Lioyd C. H. Lioyd Chicago Mattie Williams

Blue Lakes Open Road Reaches Traffic

Local notes report Blue Lakes South Open on Blue Lake Boulevard south with a two mile stretch now open to traffic. A rumor ends as no foreign service is announced with general enlistments closed in Germany except for a few infantry vacancies. Dr H G Taylor, farm management specialist, visited Twin Falls for data gathering on crop cost accounting.

Blue Lakes Blue la Tst Germany H. GC. Taylor Washington, D. C Twin ‘Falls Byron Hunter

Fragmentary notice on permit and business affairs

Fragmented OCR text discusses permits for a business and the applicant's finances. It hints at official regard for the forthcoming year and potential investigations into the applicant's affairs. The language is garbled and unclear with incomplete phrases.

Arrest report fragment from unclear police actions

A fragmentary OCR item mentions an arrest and a related murder case but lacks coherent names, places, or dates. The readable bits reference an arrest and a murder investigation, with no concrete details or identifiers to confirm.

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