Verdict in forgery case against J Kawai handed down
The jury convicted J Kawai of forgery after a brief 15 minute deliberation. Prosecutor Frank K Stephan showed Kawai stole a 1000 yen deposit certificate from St Wasinabe, used it to secure a $400 loan from Henry Jitsu in Salt Lake City, then mailed a draft to Watanabe. Kawai faces sentencing Saturday at 9:40 am via First National Charles Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kawai
Pulicy
Frank K. Stephan
Kawai
St. Wasinabe
Hoe Instrument
San Francisco
Ilenry Jitsu
Salt Lake City
Ad Security
Watanabe
Jitsu
Courage W ins Ba feled With Left
Denver news recounts Mrs. J Teagarden born without arms caring for her baby Delphia May using teeth feet and shoulders. She sews clothes with feet and guides fabric with teeth while maintaining household tasks. Delphia May is healthy and normal. Teagarden, formerly with a circus, will return after her husband loses work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
J. ©. Teagardan
Delphia
Delphia May
Mrs. Teagarden
Ray Seen as Ideal Actor for Cohan Play Role
Ray is ideal for a role in George M. Cohan's Sorty Five Minutes from Broadway the famous Broadway success whose screen version has just been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ray
Kid Burns
Victor Moore
George M. Cohan
Mr. Ray
Ray
Broadway
Adv
Cohan
Stevenson Coates Wedding Beautiful in Its Simplicity
Miss Martha Estelle Stevenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamer Stevenson, wed Lloyd Frederick Coates of Seattle at Ascension Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured a ring rite, a reception at the bride’s home, and a departure for Seattle to begin married life, with a full ceremony and decor described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension Episcopal Church
Martha
Estelle Stevenson
Robert Hamer Stevenson
Lloyd Frederick Coates
Seattle
Willard Kaufman
L. C. Ulm
Marion Len Inett
Gooding
Juim
Clara Beamer
Walley
Julia Taylor
Jean Sprague
Mariam Babcock
John Harn
Ereamaman
Newell .S. Wight
Baird
BE. L. MacVicar
W. Passer
Yearl J. Hahn
D. Harold McGrath
Jerome
Elizabeth Smith
Walher Campbell
George Sprague
Warning on buying cheap furs from dubious sellers in London
London police caution the public against purchasing furs from so called land sailors or traders who claim to have just arrived from the north. They say some furs are not cured and hair can shed when dressed. A rich buyer reportedly lost most of his white bear skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Landlord Probed Over Repeated Inquiries About Husband
In London a woman, Mrs. Hawkins, protested in court that her landlord repeatedly asked if her ailing husband was dead. She described the situation as depressing and the judge agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Terrier acquitted in local schoolyard court case
In Higigot r England a terrier accused of ferocity for biting a teasing pupil faced a police court trial. The dog’s defense argued playfulness and the judge acquitted the animal, noting it merely played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Solomon
Phantom seen on country road in Shelby Eng reports
Police fail to capture a reported ghost seen along a rural road in Shelby England. Witnesses describe a great white shape and at least one man who claimed to grapple the spirit wearing a railway conductor's uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Eng
London court weighs public firing act oddly applied
A judge ruled that a man charged under a public fire act was not fittingly described as dressed for battle. The case noted that the law intended to apply to those in armor or in a public display, with the accused wearing minimal attire. The judge ordered further action in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Agaust
Supreme court affirms canal stockholder voting dispute
The supreme court affirmed the district court ruling in Twin Falls county cases Crom et al versus John Frahm and Warner et al versus John Frank. The issues centered on stockholder attempts at amending articles and by laws at a special meeting on October 9, 1917. Directors favored limiting amendments to proposal only, while a majority at the meeting sought enactment. Subsequent December actions reduced directors from five to three, prompting lawsuits and a perpetual injunction retaining the old five-member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District Court of
Twin Falls County
Crom Et al
John Frahm
Warner Et al
John Frank
James KR. Bothwell
Twin Falls Canal Company
Canal Company
District Court
Board of Three
Board of Five
Thig
Tha
Idaho Automotive Trades Holds First State Convention in Boise
The Idaho Automotive Trades association will hold its first state convention in Boise on December 14. Secretary-manager Guy Flenner says dealers and accessory firms will attend to discuss high priority questions and outline needed legislation. Prominent speakers from eastern factories are expected. Governor Davis and Senator-elect Frank R. Gooding may be invited to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automotive Trades of Idaho
Boise
Guy Flenner
Idaho Automotive Trades’ Association
Flettner
Davia
Frank R. Gooding
Show Adds New Class in Shorthorn Division
The National Western Stock Show adds Class 18 for cows with calf at side calved after Jan. 21 1920. Class 7 for dry cows remains. Premiums in dry cow class set by American Shorthorn Breeders Association and stock show management at $40, $35, $30, $25, and $25. Show runs January 18 to 22, 1924.
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National Western Stock Show Management
V American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Gem State Lumber files suit against DeKoltz and others
Gem State Lumber Company filed a district court suit yesterday naming John DeKoltz Evelyn DeKoltz H C Hazel and the Filer Hardware Company as defendants The complaint claims the defendants signed a note for 882 98 secured by a mortgage on property in the village of Filer Mazel and that Filer Hardware claims some night of interest The information also states none of the loan to John and Evelyn DeKoltz has been paid Attorney J H Wise represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DeKoltz
Evelyn DeKoltz
H.C. Hazel
Filer Hardware Company
Gem State Lumber Company
Bave Plaintift
Filer
Mazel
John and
Evelyn DeKlotz
J. H. Wise
Vocational Director Addresses Kimberly Group
Mrs Jean Morris Enis vocational director of the Y M C A spoke to over 100 men and boys at a Father and Son dinner in Kimberly First Methodist church on November 34 with support from the chamber of commerce. Yesterday Mrs Wills held one to one sessions with high school boys and later spoke to Kimberly women and nearby residents. Mrs Wills is known as a national authority on character analysis and vocational adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Morris Enis
Kimberly
Chamber of
South America Seeks Educational Bulletins Aid
Idaho volunteers asked to assist Argentine women in home economics. Kate S. North, supervisor of rotational work in home economies, oversees efforts to promote proficiency in domestic arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Argentine Republic
Mises
Kate S. North
Bulletin requests shows Buenos Aires home economics work
A request from the American ambassador in Washington seeks two bulletins from the vocational education department. Sent via Mrs. E. H. Servent to Misa North, the letters note Miss Anna Richardson’s approval, detailing home economics courses and evening classes guiding work in many Idaho cities, to aid Buenos Aires classes where many members are practical housewives.
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United States
Washington
Vocational Education Department
Misa. North
E. H. Servent
Anna Richardson
Federal Board of Vocational, Education
Idaho
Buenos Aires
Local Leaders to Meet for County 4-H Plans
County leaders of the boys and girls clubs will meet at the farm bureau office in the new Woods building on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. Champions in various projects will be selected and asked to assist in planning for the coming year.
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Chibs
Farm Bureau
New Woods
Last angle obstacle to probe cleared away
New York December 1 The last legal obstacle to prevent the joint legislative committee investigating the Building Trust was cleared tonight when Supreme Justice Hotchkiss ruled the committee could retain the books and records seized as evidence at yesterday’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Building ‘Trust
Builders Supply Bureau
Supreme Justice
Hotchkiss
Mahannah In Institutes Action In District Court
C B Mahannah yesterday instituted action in district court to recover 1850 and 1750 alleged loaned to Leslie B Payne on two notes, with interest and attorney fees. Plaintiff represented by Attorney J W Taylor of Buhl.
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Mahannah
C. B. Mahannah
District Court
Leslie B. Payne
J. W. Taylor
Buhl
SEOCURE MARRIAGE LICENSE IN FILER BUHL AND SEATTLE PAIRS
Marriage licenses issued yesterday include Roy Elienwood 28 and Tempa Sikes 20 from Filer. Jermar Barigar 21 and Lillie Rainey ? from Buhl. Lloyd F. Tes 24 of Seattle Washington and Martha Estelte Stevenson 22 of Twin Pella.
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Seocure
Roy Elienwood
Tempa Sikes
Filer
Jermar Barigar
Lillie Rainey
Buhl
Lloyd F. Tes
Seattle
Wash
Martha Estelte ‘Stevenson
Twin
Pella
Harding on Way Home On Board The Steamer Pastore
President elect Harding nears end of vacation as the steamship Pastore sails north from Florida toward Norfolk, due Saturday. Independent Market in Twin Falls advertises highest cash price for poultry each Thursday through Saturday.
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Harding
Florida
Norfolk
Poulry
Twin Falls
Sat
Latin America Leads Early League Assembly Power Shift
Geneva dispatch notes Latin American nations form a strong bloc in the League of Nations first assembly session. Argentina and Brazil hold vice presidencies, Chile heads the committee on admission of new nations, while France seeks German entry with Latin backing. Cecil Tittoni and Branting push for open sessions and democratic procedure, signaling a shift toward broader world opinion and independence of small nations.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Assembly of the League ‘of Nations
U. S
Senate
Great Britain
Bigtine
Latin-America
Britain
France
League Assembly
South
Central America
America
Cuba
Haiti
Panama
Spain
Assembly
Chile
Ald “Pueyredion
Atine
Huse
Germany
British Empire
Belgium
Poland
Europe
Branting
Sweden
Robert Cecil
Ttttons
Mranting
Lord Robert
Thigtail
Jean
Cecil
League
Tutohi
Italy
Tittoni
Branninghave
United States
Brewed Trouble Divorce in Kansas City Court
Mrs Vera Gray married H Walker Gray believing him a minister. Two days after the marriage he tore up the bathroom floor and installed a brewing plant. When she protested claiming preachers don’t make beer he admitted he wasn’t a preacher. She testified and won a divorce decree.
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Kansas City
Vera Gray
Walker
H. Gray
Lawyers Move Offices to Woods Building
Lawyers Bothwell and Chapman relocated their practice from the Idaho State Bank building to the new Woods building at the corner of Main Avenue and Second Street yesterday.
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Bothwell and Chapman
Idaho State Bank
New Woods
Main Avenue
Second Street
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Verdigt. F. Builty
Ba'feled
Stevenson Coates
Dog
Herve
Twin Fall Canal Company
Utomotive
Mery
South America
Paris
Engiona
Smuts
Austria
Bulgaria
Persia
Shantung
Loretia
Tyrone Power
California
Venus
Mabel Jones
Lopa
Hawaii
Westerly & Chase Klever Komedy
Halowell Company
Fisher Drug Company
Paul Teman
Wane Wang
Paul Whiteman
Victrolas
Walter C. Kelly Walter G. Kells
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