Civil and criminal cases set for trial this week
Civil and criminal dockets announced with trials scheduled through January 24. Criminal cases include Frank Clark on larceny and others against RB. Mumford and Samuel Sanford on liquor law violations and false pretenses. Civil suits list Home Lumber & Coal Co. vs Munson and Harder, Glen I. Fritcher vs Ripley et al., Jennie Ropera vs Thomas Wiles et al., and others across January 19–24.
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Mireeerinig
Babcock
Frank ‘Clark
Clark
Mumford
Samuel
Sanford
Home Lumber & Coal. Company
Munson and Harder
Glen I. Fritcher
M. G. Ripley
Jennie
Bradish Sues Ex-Husband Over Desertion Claim
May Bradish filed suit in district court alleging John D. Bradish a former sailor joined the military services to evade duty and left her destitute with one child. The complaint states the husband enlisted rather than face obligations.
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May Bradish
District
John’d. Bradish
Whiskey Taken Nine Border
Scores of auto trucks loaded with whiskey left Los Angeles for the Mexican border today.
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The
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Venicemen Drawn for District Court Term
Thirty names were drawn yesterday morning to report Monday in the district court. Among those listed are G. B. Duke Twin Falls R. B. Bonham Twin Falls John Gott Twin Falls R. W. Lammers Berger J. M. Dimond Twin Falls George Patton Filer AS Strong Kimberly Bruce R. Requa Kimberly M. S. Beamer Hansen John Claar Twin Falls Wm. T. Leslie Twin Falls Robert Hughes Clover Sturgeon McCoy Hansen RB ad Malone W N Shriver Deep Creek Rowan Ewin Falls Hugh dute Berger G. M. Harding Buhl KK J. Winch Twin Falls R A Camsell Kimberly E F Bissonette Iducerne N D Merrill Murtaugh Axochie Mann Hansen M D Morgan Kimberly B S Taylor Twin Falls C E Pickett Twin Falls J A Galliher Twin Falls J C Beatty Twin Falls C H McLain Twin Falls Wim M Shotwell Twin Falls.
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R. BE. Bonham
Bruce RE. Requai
Kimberly
Ss. M. Beamer
Hansen
John
Claar
Twin Falls
Wm. T. Leslie
Robert Hughes
Clover
Sturgeon
McCoy
Malone
Sores
W.N. Shriver
Deen Creek
Rowan
Ewin Falls
Hugh Dute Berger
G. M. Harding
Buhl
Appoint Commissioners to Divide Shank Estate
Judge O P Duvall yesterday appointed J S Keel C B McMartin and J G Conley as commissioners to divide the Shank estate. The appointment followed a hearing before Judge Duvall. The estate comprises 80 acres of land valued at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars with five heirs. If an equitable division cannot be made the commissioners may dispose of the property and divide the proceeds.
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O. P. Duvall
J.S. Keel
C. 8. McMartin
J. G. Conley
Shank
Elsie Roberts Granted Divorce in District Court
Elsie Roberts was granted a divorce yesterday from Warner Roberts by Judge W A Babcock. The decree followed her cross complaint alleging cruelty in response to Roberts original charges, signed in the district court.
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Elsie ‘Roberts
Elsie Roberts
Ner Roberts
W. A. Babcock
District Court
Cruery
Roberts
Negro Killed After 48 Hours Battle With Posse
Henry Wilson, a allegedly insane Black man, died in a sheriff's posse shootout after 48 hours of resistance. He barricaded himself in his attic firing a shotgun, wounding two deputies and killing a Black man who attempted to take him alive. The hunt began Saturday after reports he threatened further violence.
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Associated Press
Tisxarkana
Kan
Henry Wilson
Wilson
Bryan Urges Democrats as Most Competent Party
Associated Press dispatch from Omaha on January 12 reports William Jennings Bryan delivering a political address urging rapid ratification of the peace treaty. He portrayed the Democratic Party as more competent than Republicans at solving the nation’s economic problems.
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Omaha, Neb
William Jennings Bryan
King of Seattle Speaks on Retail Prices Increase
According to H R King of Seattle addressing the National Retail Clothiers Association Mr King said price rises stem from several causes chief among them higher worker pay Labor costs have risen 275 percent since 1914 He noted fewer working hours and the price of Australian wool climbing from 1 15 to 4 10 per pound since 1914
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King
Seattle
National Retail Clothiers’ Association
Army officer rejects resignation idea for presidential bid
Baltimore date quotes an unnamed army officer stating he will not resign to run for president. He says precedents allow service and ambitions, pledges allegiance to President Wilson as commander in chief and insists his army role does not bar a presidential bid.
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Baltimore
Army
United States
Wilson
Indiana solons to ratify amendment in special session
Governor Goodrich called a special session of the Indiana legislature on Friday to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. The move aims to secure state approval and bring the measure closer to nationwide adoption amid ongoing political negotiations.
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Tndptianapolis
Goodrich Tawny Cuiot
India
Berlin Demonstrators Attack Reichstag Entrances
In Berlin police and troops fired on or bayoneted demonstrators trying to rush Reichstag entrances in protest of the exploitation law. Many killed or wounded as the day’s events unfold. dispatched from Basle dated January 138.
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Associated Press
Basle
Jan
Berlin
Reichstag
London Dispatch On New German Diplomatic Credentials
Berlin wireless reports that the credentials of Lord Kilmarnock of England M Marcilly of France and Count A Maroscotti of Italy the new charge d affaires have already been submitted to the government
Record NYSE seat fetches 115000 dollars in sale
In New York on January 12 a seat on the New York Stock Exchange sold for a record 115000 dollars, beating the previous record of 110000 dollars. The sale underscores continued demand for membership on the premier exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Unclear text fate of United States revenue body
Fragmented report from Chicago dated January 13 discusses officials addressing agents and inspectors. It references a statement by a revenue bureau official about the United States potentially facing a severe desert condition after a period. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks coherent details.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gaylord
Washington
United States
Twin Falls County Makes Largest State Tax Payment
Twin Falls County sent 68 000 to the state treasurer yesterday marking the largest single payment in county history for state taxes. The quarterly payment exceeds last year and the year’s total is expected to reach about 212 000, with 130 000 distributed to tax districts including municipalities, independent school districts and highway districts.
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Twin Falls County
State Treasurer's Office
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Ore‘gon
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William ‘George
Bank of. Kimberly
George O. Bremer
Italy
Lienberger
Ss. ‘Smith
Falls Bank & Trust Company
Schaefer & Co
Warren and Wadsworth
Sans
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Border
Hart
Twin Falls, Idaho
F. F. Johnson
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H. L. Maxwell
AACE
Shank Estate
POSSE
Bryan
Wood
Associated’ Press
Lindiana Solons
Edison
Our
Master Masons
Arch Cunningham
A. F
A. M
Idaho
F. Green,w. M
W. C. Wyckoff
Ulm Insurance& Investment Co
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