BUHL HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Reflect Student Activities
Lying districts for meat and payment issues are noted, with Renording’s claim that the Ruhl district did not accept the $84,600. The column praises new zeal among students, mentions June Smithwick’s consent as coach until a regular coach is secured, and reports nineteen girls at practice. Senior boys plan a Friday game. humor at the school centers on a New Year’s vacation joke. Memorial talks, Excelsior edition work, and alumni furloughs are noted along with illness absences and substitutions.
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First Annual Southern Idaho Hereford Breeders Sale in Buhl
The Buhl chamber of commerce received assurances for the first annual sale of the Southern Idaho Hereford Breeders association to be held in mid March. The event aims to attract visitors and establish future pure blood sales in Buhl. The association formed last year and lists H. S. Deardort of Maite as president, Walter Blanchard of Buhl as vice president, and A. G. Shades of Churchill as secretary.
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Mrs Power Injured After Ice Slip
Mrs W A Power slipped on ice in front of her home at 628 South Main Friday evening and sprained her arm with bruises to other parts of her body. She was reported somewhat improved but unable to go out last night.
Alienists Testify On New Insanity defense in murder trial
In Los Angeles on January 3, Dr. EH B Hoag and Dr. S Q Sawyer testified for the defense in the Harry New murder case, calling him constitutionally inferior and psychopathic with paranoiac traits. They argued insanity at the time of the July killing of Freeda Lesser, while the prosecution suggested the act was deliberate if not due to insanity.
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Untitled fragment on a criminal case and a marriage proposal
A fragmentary transcript describes a criminal operation and a discussion about marriage. It cites Dr Hoag and Woolwine questioning Miss Lesser, noting disbelief at New Wagthsang's claims and New's mental unsoundness. The witness cannot confirm personal acquaintance with Lesser but expects an intelligent woman in such circumstances to know of New's distress.
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Wreck Kills One and Injures Five on Great Western Train
One man died and five were injured when Chicago Great Western passenger No 8 wrecked near Wyeth Missouri, twenty two miles north of St Joseph. Foreman B J McGrath from Aitken Minnesota died in hospital. Ruth Jackson of Des Moines Iowa listed as critical. Cause cited as a broken rail near a trestle over the 102 river. Locomotive baggage car and a day coach cleared the rail but others failed to stay on track as day coaches rolled over and cars piled along the right of way.
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Twin Falls Bank Deposits Rise to 2.51 Million
Bank officials announced deposits at the Twin Falls Bank & Trust stood at 2 510 919 59 at the last call in November, correcting prior figures of 2 150 919 50. Mr and Mrs George Summers travelled to Twin Falls yesterday for a brief business and shopping trip. Miss Blanche Hill plans to leave today for Town to spend a month visiting relatives and friends.
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Soldiers Crash When Building Falls in Nogales
In Nogales Arizona January 2 more than 100 soldiers of the Tenth United States Cavalry and the Twenty-fifth Cavalry were involved as a building collapsed under them causing a crash to the ground. Details on injuries or cause were not immediately available.
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Boxing tournament collapses injure crowd near Camp
Report from a boxing event near Camp describes a frame building roof collapse as spectators watched. Stephen D. Little was among those who fell to the ground. several injured, none seriously. In the main bout Ben Wright of the cavalry allegedly bit his opponent in the neck.
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