Twin Falls Lyceum plan faces demand for quality over quantity
Helene Allenmendinger of Twin Falls writes that local entertainment buyers want high quality music at reasonable prices. She criticizes Lyceum Bureau publicity, urges truthful promises, and stresses that strong attendance, not just ticket sales, proves success. She calls for better offerings and more honest marketing to avoid disappointing performances.
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Idaho
What Is the Matter With Twin Falls Lyceum
A letter to the editor criticizes the Lyceum course at Lavering theater in Twin Falls. The writer argues there is nothing wrong with Twin Falls and says the city voices disapproval of mediocre entertainment through small attendance and limited support for the remaining course numbers. The note urges better understanding of local entertainment standards and questions the quality of the Lyceum offerings.
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Campaign Interest Rises Over Nugent and Townley Ties
The piece notes strong Nugent support tied to belief he can beat Gooding or Patch in the final election. It describes a past Idaho Townleyite stronghold in Bon neville county, with farmers and Mormons deserting the league. It argues Nugent’s alliance with the league hurts renomination chances while Morgan could carry the tier against Patch or Gooding.
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Salmon River Settlers Elect Directors Election Notice
Notice to Salmon River Settlers announces annual election of directors to be held Friday March 65 at 2 p m at Berger Hollister and Rogerson township sites. Newly elected board to meet for organization Monday March 8 at 2 p m in Judge J R Bothwell's office Baugh Building Twin Falls Adv 3x 2-29 K 8 3.
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Expulsions at Kemper Hall Over Raisin Wine Incident
Four students and two staff members at Kemper Hall in Kenosha Wisconsin were expelled for flagrant violations of school rules. Reports say the girls and teachers were found making raisin wine in the dormitory. Rector Rev Alfred Griffin declined to discuss moonshining claims and denied gambling rumors.
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Chicago
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Kenosha
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British Women’s Franchise Extension Promised
London February 27 The labor party announces plans to extend the franchise to British women. The proposed measure would broaden voting rights and may influence upcoming parliamentary debates as party leaders outline key provisions and timelines.
Bill lowers voting age to twenty one in general election
The House passed the second reading unanimously and will refer the bill to committee for amendments before returning for a third reading. It lowers the voting age for men to 21, aligning with the 30 year old voting standard and potentially adding five million voters to the register.
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House.of Commons
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Rogers Pushes For Equality Of Women In Citizenship
Washington Feb 28 Representative Rogers Republican Massachusetts urged passage of a bill to let American women who marry aliens retain citizenship after the suffrage amendment. He said the measure does not extend citizenship to alien women marrying Americans and would require naturalization on equal terms with men. Maud Wood Park of the National League of Women Voters endorsed the bill as fair to Americans.
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National League’ ‘of ‘Women Voters
Candidacy Filing Urged Ahead of North Dakota Primaries
By the Associated Press in Bismarck on February 27, resolutions requesting prospective candidates for the presidency to file are noted. The report highlights the push for formal filings ahead of North Dakota primaries.
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North Dakota Party Endorses Johnson Candidacy
At a meeting of the Republican state central committee led by Chairman William Lemke, the party endorsed the candidacy of Senator Hiram Johnson of California for the March primary in North Dakota. The action followed a call from Lemke for unified support ahead of the election.
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Parson Refuses £50 Stipend Increase in Bristol
The Rev Gustav Francis Beckh, pastor of Oakfield Unitarian Church in Bristol, refused a £50 annual stipend raise offered by his congregation. Beckh, born in San Francisco, earns £200 annually and cited hardship after the war, noting clergy face demands for shelter clothing and education.
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