Jordan acquitted in grand larceny case over saddle theft
H Jordan was acquitted by a district court jury of grand larceny for allegedly taking a saddle from Markwood Lohr. Evidence began after noon, with Lohr and Wilmer Atnip testifying, and defense calling two witnesses after an instructed verdict motion was overruled. Jury deliberated until 7:30 pm. defense attorney was Williar Guttriz.
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H. ‘Jordan
Jor
Markwood Lohr
Lohr
Wilmer Atnippa Apes Pathek
Fred S. Evans
C. 1 Saarts
O. C. Burkhauster
C. H
Shipman Ranch Dinner Given by M F and FF
A Wednesday meal at the Shipman ranch hosted by the M F and FF drew members who enjoyed the gathering. A gift tree featured souvenirs for guests including a lump of coal and a whistle, making the event a noted success.
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Shipman Ranch
M. F
Mrs Rutter Seeks Divorce in Cruel Treatment Suit
Margaret Rutter filed suit for divorce alleging cruelty by her husband Royal Rutter. The document cites the complaint and requests court action to dissolve their marriage.
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Margaret Ruter
Royal Rutter
Custody Request Alleges Cruelty in Minor Case
The filing claims cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks custody of two minor children with a $40 monthly support amount and any other provisions the court deems necessary.
Twin Falls Visitors From Kimberly and Nearby Areas
Local residents from Kimberly and nearby towns visited Twin Falls yesterday. Among them were Briets A. L. Flood and son Alfred, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart delivering at Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. X. C. Graves of Filer, and J. W. Shield of Ban. Also noted were Ree aA Rattick of CreesLeM, Mrs. W. A. Peters of Jerome, and J. MacLean of Wden conducting or attending business in Twin Falls.
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Alfred
Kkryberly
Twin Falls
Kimberly
Stuart
Eliveria
Hansen
X. GC. Graves
Filer
Ved Ree Aa Rattick
Creeslem
Twin
J. OW. Shield
Bani
Court House
W. A. Peters
Jerome
J. MacLean
Wden
Oil firm sued for 1500 in legal services
James Ti Wise filed a complaint in the district court yesterday asking Idaho Wyoming Oil Company for 1500 dollars alleging the amount is due for legal services rendered.
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James TI. Wise
Jutterbert
Idaho-Wyoming Oil. Company
Phlaintipe Dlegos
Witnesses in Washington Water Power case head to Idaho
S. Claud Stewart and Frank Lynch depart for Coeur d Alene Idaho where they will serve as witnesses in the Washington Water Power Company versus Kootenai County suit.
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S. Claud Stewart
Frank ¢. Lynch &Re
Coeur Walene
Idaho
Boise Livestock Law Sues John D Murphy and Olive Murphy
A Boise based law firm, Boise Livestock Law, files a suit against John D Murphy and Olive B D Murphy seeking the sum AGG aS as defendants in a civil action.
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Boise Livestock Law Company
John D. Murphy
Olive BD. Murphy
AGG As
Filer Commercial Club is launched in Filer
A well attended meeting at city hall in Filer launched the Filer Commercial Club led by J. M. Markel with a goal to unite farmers and business people. A minimum 50 members, with current count near 50, plan a monster meeting next Monday to elect permanent officers and outline the club's scope and projects. The organization aims to improve roads, schools, industry, and community services across the Filer territory, not just the town. membership fee is $5 with target of at least 100 members.
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FILER
J. M. Markel
Filer Commercial Club
Dts
Southern
Hwig
Vwwin KF ‘Alls
Iniatermountain, Fair and Racing Associ
Ation
Moroa
Buhl and
St. Anthony
Hiler
Madland
Farmers’ ‘Ete Merchants’ Bank
Filer.Commercial Club
Kiler
Snake River
Knights of Pythias Meeting to Admit New Knight
Knights of Pythias will meet Friday night to admit a class into the rank of Knight. It is desired that a full house be present in their seats at 7 p m. HL M Holler K of R. Pett. 12 Adv.n
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Twin Falls
Knights of Pythias
HL. M. Holler K
Infant Son of Sallaway Buried in Twin Falls Cemetery
The infant son of Johns Sallaway of Kimberly was buried yesterday afternoon from Witt Chapel. The funeral service was held at Twin Falls Cemetery with family in attendance.
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Johns Sallaway
Kimberly
Witt Chapel
Twin Falls Cemetery
Annis Given Five to Ten Year Robbery Sentence
Judge William A. Babcock yesterday sentenced J. R. Annis, found guilty by a jury of robbery, to serve not less than five nor more than ten years in the state penitentiary. Annis forced W. W. S. Starr to signal $300 and accompany him to a bank to cash it. The same trial included B. F. Nichols, William C. Robertson, and Frank Clark, with Nichols and Robertson found guilty of grand larceny.
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William A. “Babcock
J. R. Annis
Annis
W.W. S. Starr
Nis
Snd
B.F. Nichols
William C. Robertson
Frank Clark
Nichols
Robertson
Jury Disagrees Over Verdict in Wool Theft Case
Clark Nichols and Robertson Nichols allegedly stole a quantity of wool last June. The jury disagreed on the verdict, and Nichols and Roberts are to be sentenced Saturday morning.
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Clark
Nichols
Robert
Roberts
Local Visitors and Court Moves Color Twin Falls Scene
Kennedy and Royillis arrived from Twin Falls as jury member Marquardson ends district court duties and returns home. Yanledfuston takes possession of new Seventh street home. Norville Growley is ill with grip while Mrs. Lester Payne lies in hospital awaiting appendicitis operation. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Forrest Wallick spend visiting Twin Falls.
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Bual
T. Kennedy
Royillis
Twin Falls
J. C
Marquardson
Yanledfuston
Volnex
2Durmpett Baetrl
Plise
Lloyd Mill
Idaho Mercantile Company
Norville Growley
Lester Payne
Brown
Forrest Wallick
Madrid Move Ends Bid to Form New Cabinet
Madrid wires report Count de Ba Fallal, finance minister of the Toca cabinet, has given up attempting to form a new ministry. The surprising development ends a bid to create a Hew. minique in the government amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Madrid
Count de Ba
Fallal
Jar Yler
Toca
Sivoko
Achievement pins honored for farm bureau junior clubs
County club leader A. T. Reilly announces bronze pins for one year two leaf gold pins for two years three leaf pins for three years and solid gold four leaf pins for four years of work. 217 boys and girls entitled to pins. achievement day planned after holidays with pin presentation.
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A. TI
Reilly
Farm Bureau
AhLoc
O'Reilly
Invention of sewing machine spawns boot and shoe industry
The invention of a machine for sewing leather shoes leads to the great boot and shoe industry of the United States, marked by ip. 18569 as a notable milestone in manufacturing history.
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United States
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North Watcr Litigation
Murphys
Wonder Cabinet
Orbett
Gommergial Club
Geo H. Smt'n
Knights OF
Pythias
Frenehiz Dry “Cleaners
Stratton
Falls
Idaho Dept. Store
Main Ave
Palace Cafe
Robinson
First National Bank
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