Wife charged with cruel treatment in district court
Reading from notes before Judge F J Cowan in district court Monday afternoon the Breedheim gave what purported to be instances of cruel treatment and abuse alleged to have been inflicted by his wife Ilsa Breedheim. He claimed the notes showed grounds for divorce and indicated much oral abuse. He also alleged she failed to care for him while ill.
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F. J. Cowan
District Court
Thehe Breedheim
Ilsa Iereedheim
Plaintiff shifts to public nuisance claim at Central Market
Louise I. Pucket vs M O Stephenson and partners amends complaint alleging public nuisance over meat market. Defendants given 10 days to answer. Monday actions include Hayes v Tobinson continued, Taupin v Brown Brothers continued, Bose Payette Lumber v St Laurence continued by consent, Warshberger v Alussar continued by consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise I. Pucket
M. O. Stephenson
Minnie I. Hayes
A. Tobinson
Peter Taupin
Brown Brothers
Bose
Payette Launber Company
C. M. St. Laurence
J. T. Warshberger
John Alussar
Drunkenness fines reported in police district court
Yesterday Judge W. A. Minnick fined William Day Jey and Don Sommerville for being drunk with sums of 57.50 and 53 respectively. A. Champion was fined 160 dollars and vagrancy added to the charge with a 100 dollar suspension of sentences.
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Yo- Hee
W. A. Minnick
William Day- Jey
Don Sommerville
Gi. A. Champion
Cox case set for trial on alimony arrears
Mexshald Cox faced Probate Judge O. P. Duvall after being charged with failure to pay $35 monthly support to his wife and child as ordered. The case was scheduled for trial on Wednesday.
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Mexshald Cox
Oo. PB. Duvall
Keller fined for improper license transfer under law
Fred Keller was fined ten dollars and costs by Probate Judge BP Duvall for transferring his license from a Ford ton Mitchell car contrary to law. State Constable J W Watkins filed the complaint, noting abuse in plate usage. The law requires license transfer upon sale, with a one dollar assessor fee to relieve the seller of further responsibility.
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Fred Keller
BP. Duvall
J. W. Watkins
Out of Town Visitors in Twin Falls Area
Afro and Mrs. W J Young of Eden visited Twin Falls yesterday. Mrs. N Cashin and son I A Cashin of Evanston Wyoming were house guests of Mrs MM J Putnam. Mr Cashin departs this morning for Jovanston. Donald and Charles Chapman, in Twin Falls for a week, left for Buhrma yesterday. Prof Hal G Blue, back from a family visit, returned to Poontello Sunday. Mrs Z E Denton of Whinberry shopped in Twin Falls yesterday.
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Poontello
2. E. Denton
Whinberry
British Divorces Spotlight Nobility Amid War Service
Jonden notes a surge of domestic separations in divorce courts involving titled British figures. Lady Clifton, famed for beauty, seeks separation from Lord Clifton a former major in royal artillery who aided American troops in trenches. Duchess of Westminster, daughter of Mrs Cornwallis West, is granted a decree from her duke husband who served in Egypt and earned honors.
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Jonden
Lady Clifton
Lord Clifton
Royal Wurtillery
Lady Cliton
Duchess of Westminster
Afrs
Cornwallis-West
Egypt
Gilbert on Stand Tells His Story
In Jackson Minn on July 4 former league manager and co defendant with President Townley testified he never conferred with Townley about the 1917 Kenyon speech or the 1918 Tarkefield address. He described his 1919 Fluke Field speech and denied Townley’s claims about speeches that allegedly pushed the war effort.
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Jacisson
Minn
Jos
Gilbert
NoneLartisa League
Presidenta. C. Townley
Townley
Kenyon
Tarkefield
Flukefield
Flo
Iris
Talso
Esthert
Tue
eWoyeoa
Englind
Twin Falls Roundup Profits Declared After Holiday Festivities
The roundup awards saddle to Jimmie Taylor as most popular cowboy. Proceeds near 32,000 with bills about 22,000. Lumber and other large bills outstanding. Post celebration streets show confetti and scattered remains. town lauds the event as a success and praises local energy and enterprise.
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Jimmie Taylor
Morris 70 Probe Omsk Government
U S ambassador Morris sails from Tokyo to Moscow area for a Siberia tour. General Graves will accompany him to Omsk to assess conditions and potential recognition of Kolchak government. Morris reports influence Paris talks, while Kolchak forces progress with constitutional election plans. The Chronicle notes a brief yet active election in Twin Falls with a lucrative prize structure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Omsk
Roland
Morris
United States
Japa
State Department
Tokia
Siberia
Vladivostok
Williams
Graves
European Russia
Morrs
Kolchak
Russia
Paris
Admiral Kolchak
Russian Empire
Permet
Wiley Family Returns Home After Illinois Stay
G. C. Wiley and his family, who have been in Illinois for the past three months, arrived home last evening. Miss Martin accompanied them home.
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G. C. Wiley
Illinois
Miss Martin
Radio stations to guide mail planes in fog
The post office department contracts for three high power radio stations to direct mail carrying airplanes in fog. Stations will be built at Bellefonte Pennsylvania Cleveland and a site on Long Island or New York New Jersey with funds available and more stations planned in Washington and Chicago once Congress acts.
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New York
Post Office Department
Washington
Emil J. Simon
War and Navy Departments
Bellefonte
Cleveland
Long Island
N. J
Chicago
Congress
Out of Town Visitors Spotlight Twin Faligez Arrival
Anderson of Filer was among visitors in Twin Falls yesterday. A Feala of Pocatello is in Twin Falls for a brief business trip.
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Anderson of
Filer
A. Feala
Pocatello
Twin Falls
County Womans Club and local society gatherings noted
The Country Womans club meets at Mrs Nt Howmnan’s home Thursday afternoon. The M Be and ela meet at Mrs Giffy’s home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Frank Winslet hosted a dinner for house guest Mrs Irquebel with roses and ten at table. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Boyle of Murtaugh Mr and Mrs S Spong of Des Moines Iowa Mrs F Goebel and Mr Homer Goebel.
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Country Womans’ Club
Nt. Howmnan
Frank Winslet
Irquebel
J. Boyle
Murtaugh
8. Spong
Des Moines
Lowa
F. Goebel
Homer Goebel
Car prize hustle offered in Chronicle election ad
An irregular Chronicle ad touts a “real live hustler” opportunity promising up to 425 monthly dollars with cash commissions for landing big prizes. It urges immediate action by phone or mail and hints at a car reward for the right person within weeks. It also notes Rexburg visitors Ora Mrao T C Bowers and Kyle returning after a stay with Mrs W B Garett.
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Chronicle
Samme
the Chronicle
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Anita Stewart
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Mrao T. C. Bowers
Rexburg
Kyle
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