Potato Breakfast Revival Plan For Twin Falls
The Twin Falls chamber of commerce will revive the potato breakfast this year, with CC Booth WR H Jensen and Zeuas Smith on arrangements. February 16 is set for the event. Booth departs to California this afternoon for two weeks to finalize plans. The chamber also announces new bureaus and discusses school space shortages, backing a bond proposal to fund new buildings, while plans include highway exhibitory displays and a baseball team decision left to fans.
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Twin Falls
Chamber of Ecommerce
ER. Booth
WR. H. Jevensen
Zeuas Smith
Booth
California
Board
Board of. Education
Willake
Chicago
Omaha
Boise Man Purchases Noble Store at Kimberly
Announcement of the sale of the George Noble grocery at Kimberly to M. E. Nolan of Boise. The sale was consummated last Monday and Mr. Noble has assumed management. The deal was made through Lutz and Roberts of Twin Falls.
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George Noble
Kimberly
M. E. Nolan
Boise
Mr. Noble
Lutz and Roberts
Twin Falls
Son for Hunsakers Born at County Hospital
A seven pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hunsaker. Mother and child are reported to be doing well at the county hospital.
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Hunsaker
Will of Chicago dealer Baker leaves 140000 to charity
The Chicago wholesale dealer Howard W. Baker, partner in Butler Brothers, died in Coronado last December. His will, filed in San Diego, directs 140000 for charitable institutions in Chicago and Minneapolis. His daughter, Mrs. Louisa Nevins Johnson, is the principal beneficiary. the estate is valued around 1 million.
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San Diego
Howard W. Baker
Butler Brothers
Chicago
Coronado
Minneapolis
Louisa Nevins Johnson
LIFT GERMAN BLOCKADE
STETTIN Germany Jan 13 The blockade against Germany in the Baltic was lifted yesterday and the first German ships have sailed telegram received here today said the Baltic naval commission.
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Stettin
Germany
Baltic
Atheeny
Baltic Naval ‘Commission
Waterpower Bill Debate Near End
The Senate nears final action on the waterpower development bill after rejecting an amendment exempting the St Lawrence and Niagara rivers. Debate highlighted charges of power control and veto risks, with support and opposition framing the bill’s fate as five hours of discussion concluded.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
St. Lawrence
Niagara
House
Congress
Nelson
Minnesota
Miners Assure Commission They Will Accept Findings
Washington report from January 12 notes the coal strike commission’s first session where miners pledged to unreservedly accept the commission’s findings. Operators, led by Thomas J. Brewster of St. Louis, questioned the scope of action and delayed proceedings awaiting further information.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coal Strike Commission
Thomas 7. Brewster
St. Louis
Board to Probe Charges Against Minister
Secretary Daniels announced a board would be appointed to investigate charges raised by 14 Protestant ministers at Newport Rhode Island against methods used by navy personnel collecting evidence. The board will have authority to make recommendations for further action as needed following the recent trial and acquittal of Trevor Samuel Neal Cont of that city on immorality charges.
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Wasitington
Daniels
Newport
Rhodes Island
Navy
Trev
Samuel Neal Tcont
Motive for Murder in Louisville Woman Found Dead
In Louisville a woman's body was found in a public park with the head partly severed. Authorities, seeking the victim's sweetheart, probe motives in a second Louisville murder mystery within a month. An axe or butcher knife was used, says the coroner.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Rebecct Levenll
Spanell Denies Killing Wife in Alpine Murder Case
In Brownwood Texas on January 13 1916 under cross examination Harry J Spanell on trial for the killing of Colonel M C Butler near Alpine denied he had killed his wife and claimed Butler was the killer. Butler and Mrs Spanell were shot during an automobile ride with Spanell.
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Associated Press
Brownwood
Tex
Harry J. Spanell
M.C. Butler
Alpine
Texas
Butler
Prohibition Party Names Lincoln Nebraska For 1920 Convention
The national executive committee of the Prohibition Party chose Lincoln Nebraska as the convention city and July 21 as the date for the party's 1920 national gathering. The decision was announced from Washington on January 13.
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Prohibition Party
Lincoln
Washington
The
Prohibition
Party Tonight
Neb
Party
Bolshevik Message Reported via Siberian Channel
A Bolshevik communication received today reports a formal capture update along a Siberian route, noting seventeen columns in the dispatch and referencing the rapid press transmission to authorities. The fragmentary text emphasizes the ongoing exchanges and the link to riverine signals.
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Siberian
Spain Relief Drive Aids German Austrian Children
Berlin reports indicate Spain has begun a large sale to support relief for starving German and Austrian children, following the pope's appeal. The wireless message cites Spain's generosity as a response to humanitarian need and the papal request.
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London
Berlin
Spain
Textile alliance announces event date in New York
A fragment notes a January 5 setting and an announcement from the Textile Alliance in New York dated January 13. The text is incomplete but indicates a formal textile group event or statement issued in New York.
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The
Associated Press
New
York
Textile Alliance
Attack Advances on Bolshevik Forces on Left Flank
Reported fighting progresses with Bolshevik forces gaining reinforcements, especially on the left flank. The action is described as advancing favorably for the attackers, with the engagement occurring about 15 miles from a designated frontline. The fragmented text notes a decisive push and ongoing combat on the eastern theater.
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Princip
Eft
Three Applicants Set for Naturalization Hearing Saturday
Three applicants for citizenship papers will present petitions to Judge W A Babys jck Saturday morning. The judge has set naturalization day. The applicants are Murdo McLeod Gerard Quaack and Peter Christiansen.
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W. A. Babys
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RP. White
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