Twin Falls Meeting to Hear Colonel Scott of Salvation Army
Twin Falls citizens will gather Tuesday night in Ke lodge rooms to hear Colonel Scott, head of Salvation Army work in the northwest, speak about the army and its mission. Arrangements are complete, and locals anticipate the talk with interest as the army explains its relief efforts and cooperative role with other groups during wartime.
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Colonel Scott
Salvation Army
Ke’ Lodge
America
Men of Affairs and
Patriotic Citizens Generall
Scott
Northwest States
Wood Seeks Ohio Voter Support in AP Report
In Cincinnati on January 24 the Associated Press reports supporters of Major General Leonard Wood plan a push to win over Ohio voters. The piece notes early campaign organization and aims to broaden Wood's national appeal ahead of the presidential race.
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Cok W. C. Proctor
Leonard Wood
Harding
Ohio
Wood
Voters OF
Associated Press
Incinnati
Twin Falls cattle charity project set for 12 boys
Arrangements are underway for distributing Shorthorn cattle next Saturday at the Farm Bureau office for 12 boys in the Twin Falls County farms bureau juniors. Parents show strong interest in the plan as two animals bought last week cost over 500 dollars each and two members have already reserved their animals with parental approval. Pictures of the lads will be taken and a general discussion on Shorthorn breeding will follow.
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Twin Falls County Farms Bureau
Farm Bureau
A. I. O'Reilly
Mr. O'Reilly
Landry names daughter secretary in marine ministry
Paris reports M. Landry the new minister of marine has appointed his eldest daughter Heleng Landy as secretary to his office. She graduated from the University with degrees in Philosophy and Law in this January 24 dispatch.
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Paris
M. Landry
Marine
Heleng Landry
Orchardists near Twin Falls form horticultural society
Steps were taken yesterday afternoon at the Parish hall toward organizing a county horticultural society affiliated with the state committee. G Haight Kenyon Green J A Waters and T George Hislop were appointed to draft by laws and report to a meeting next Saturday afternoon at the farm burviea 9 ice where all county orchardists are urged to attend. Officials have cited pests in state orchards as a reason for the move and Vanderburg appointed Waters and Hoskins as horticultural inspectors for Twin Falls county.
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Falls
Hortic U Society
State Horticultural Society
G Haight
Blue Lake P Orchards
Kenyon Green
J. A. Waters
T. George Hislop
Co- Operative Orchards
Burviea
8. C. Vanderburg
Mr. Hoskins
Twin Falls’ County
Granville Haight
Nelson Hayward
J. B. Belleville
Joseph Day
Rev. C. Fahrne
J. A.waters
W. A. Clauding
George L.watt
L. M. Campbell
Camp Pike team goes after service honors
Camp Pike Arkansas third division regular army basketball team launches an extended national tour to face army post rivals civilian clubs Y M C A and college squads. It aims at the regular army championship with stops planned in San Antonio Des Moines and Chicago among others.
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Little Rock
Ark
Camp Pike
Army
United States
Amended Petition Seeks Review Of Canal Election
Frank De Klotz and others file an amended petition against Barker Brown Lincoln Kennedy seeking court review of a canal election and to enjoin these four from serving as directors. The document claims 55 009 votes for the four were cast by illegal proxies and lists numerous individuals and entities as proxy holders.
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W. A. Babcock
Frank de Klotz
Barker, Brown, Lincoln
Barker
Brown
Lincoln
Wennedy
A. Herman’ Anderson
M. Ir’ Albert
P. O. Bethune
Buhl
Townsite Company
Edward ‘Brown
George A. Burgy
H. €. Coffin
Celweell ‘and Spargur
Lemuel Coombes
EF. L. Eaton
Evang
T. A. Lark
Mary A. Lilly
J. Meunier
McCormick
H. ©. Milner
A. A. Milner
Roy P. Moore
McPrang
Thomas and
Mary Nicholson
Norris
Beloit College Faces Demand for Liberal Educational Policy
Beloit Wis Jan 24 The Associated Press reports that Dr My Brannon demands a reasonably liberal educational policy as a condition for remaining president. Students urge he be kept, while Brannon says faculty must express conscientious ideas or the college will be inefficient.
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Associated Pr
Beloyt
Wis
Beloit
College
Brant
Remaie
de Brannon
Kilbane Defeats Murray In Close Featherweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, edged Johnny Murray of New York in a six round card at Philadelphia. Most rounds featured Murray's lead fighting while Kilbane saved his best for a decisive final round showing clear superiority.
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Johnny Kilbane
Shade
Johnny Murray
New York
Murray
Kilbane
Lichtenstein Economy Reported Dying in Crisis
Geneva reports from Buchs indicate Liechtenstein is collapsing economically with no business activity. Hotels and main shops are closed as Austrian currency is no longer accepted and Swiss cash is only reluctantly recognized. emigration is rising at an alarming rate.
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Geneva
Buchs
Principality of Lichtenstein
Chicago Beats Michigan In Western Conference Clash
The Associated Press reports Chicago defeated Michigan 40 to 22 in a Western Conference basketball game on January 24. Chicago led 22-10 at halftime as the win tightened standings for the season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michigan
Cleveland Hockey Triumph Over Kingston Frontenacs
Cleveland defeated Kingston Frontenacs tonight by four to three in a tight contest played amid January cold. Skaters exchanged chances throughout the game with finalists trading goals in the late period to seal the victory for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Kingston Frontenacs
Ohio Plan Promotes Home Theme Talks by Stevenson
Mr Stevenson announced a plan to focus talks on Ohio. The discussions center on the commonwealth home theme and attract speakers from outside the states. Ohio people and achievements are emphasized in the forthcoming talks.
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Tates
Old Home Commonwealth
Stevenon
Ohio
Spain Protests Selection of Doctor Roser as Envoy
Berlin dispatch reports Spain protested Germany's appointment of Dr Roser as minister in Madrid over his Moroccan negotiations and involvement in Paris deliberations on the Algeciras convention. Spain argues the Morroccan issue may reemerge in talks between Spain and Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Spa
Germany
Dri. Rosen
Madrid
Paris
Algeciras
Spain
Roser
French government honors YWCA workers for war welfare work
Paris January 24 Associated Press reports that Young Women's Christian Association workers received medals from the French government as a gesture of gratitude for their welfare efforts among French girls, especially in munitions factory work during the war. Recipients include Hettie Anderson of Pasadena California.
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Associated Press
Paris
Young Women’s Christian Association
Hettie Anderson
Pasadena
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Profiteering Fines Imposed in Federal Court Case
A federal court fined individuals for profiteering in sugar sales this week. One defendant, Rassi, was fined $50 for profiteering and a second dealer received an $80 penalty for overcharging. The action targets high prices in limited sugar sales.
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Ederal
Rassi
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