Twin Falls Post Receives Charter for American Legion
Taylor Cummins received the Twin Falls post charter from state adjutant finance officer LaVerne Collier. The charter, signed by national officers, designates Twin Falls as Post No. 1T in Idaho and outlines adherence to American Legion rules. Arthur Alworth announced a meeting on August 14 to finalize organization and draft necessary by laws with several signatories listed.
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Taylor Cummins
LaVerne Collier
Twin Falls Post
American Legion
Henry JD. Lindsley
Mrie Fisher Wood
National
MK. OC. Boom
iaVvVerne Collier
National Executive
Twin Falls
Idaho
Arthur Alworth
Fhe
D. Harol McGrath
W Porter
Beebee
Frederick EF. Snook
John & Green
C.L. Delong
HH. J. Benoit
D. Harold McGeath
PL. W. Mc Roberts
James W. Porter
Krank
Beebe
William L. Epler
Albert W. Sowle
W. J. Allen
John S. Coughtin
Douglas
Davies
Twentieth Century club hosts regular picnic event
Social calendar notes a Tuesday evening picnic by the Twentieth Century club with husbands invited to supper. Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosted at Mrs. Harstad’s home with business, social hour, and music. Informal entertained at the rectory lawn for Mrs. Bowen before Salt Lake departure. Mrs. Laura White celebrated by friends. 20 guests attended. Twin Wills lodge Knights of Pythias installed officers, with ranks of Page and Knight demonstrated.
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Chib
Oliver Harstad
Johnson
Alexander
Slifer
Carlson
Fitz- Rerald
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Revo
J. B. Franck
A.M. Bowen
Salt Lake
Episcopal Choir
Carrie Harper White
Laura White
Miller
Twin Wills Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
James Woodhead
James L. ‘Pay
H. M. Holler
W. F E. Nixon
Gladstone Wood- Nenad
Former Gooding College President Visitor in Twin Falls
Rev Samuel J Chaney retired Gooding college president and South Idaho Methodist leader visits Twin Falls with friends. He did YMCA work at Camp Lewis in the war period and attended the Columbus centennial Methodist meeting. He plans to wait for the next conference for a pastorate assignment.
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Samuel J. Chaney
Goise, Gooding
South Idaho
Gooding College
Twin Falls
Chaney
Camp Lewis
Columbus
Water Samples Found Pure in Twin Falls Idaho
Mayor Ifdridge and city officials report water samples tested for coli bacteria sewage and typhoid contamination on June 27 28 29 and July 7 with double tests using ice and 10 cc of tap water showing no contamination and very low bacterial counts HAL BIELER M I Resend Bacteriologist U S P HH 3
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Ifdridge
Twin Falls
Idaho
Sir
Colon Paweritus
Government price fixing urged to curb wartime profiteering
William Harmon Black, ex vice chairman of the War Labor Board, argues for government price fixing as the only remedy against profiteering in life’s necessities. He warns of skyrocket costs shifting burden to consumers and urges commissions empowered by law, noting the need to check inflation and restore fair prices. Deputy Sheriff Ernest Martin heads for extradition papers in Utah cases involving Whipple, with multiple marriage and desertion allegations amid a broader probe. Six traditional will be sought on desertion and support charges.
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New York
William Harmon Black
War Labor Board
England
France
Black
Supreme Court
Cording
Williams
Provo
Ernest Martin
Salt Lake
Whipple
Willams
Lehi
Utah
Panguitch
San Diego
Burley Citizens and Local Happenings Across Town
Burley residents note returns from Indiana Nebraska and Missouri. Mrs. Osborne mother of Mrs. Gaskill and Mr. Higgs back from Indiano while Higgs attended a Presbyterian assembly in St Louis. Pixton and lone building excavation begins on Overland avenue to replace old frame structures. Rev Yallowing on annual vacation visiting Pocatello and Big Springs for Ip worth League conference. Dudley Pringle and family move to Rupert. Birth announced of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R J Lyman at Berkeley. Mrs. Lyman formerly Miss Lucile Jackson who taught here. Howard Campbell returns to Boise after visit with forest supervisor W M Campbell. Mrs. Oscar Erskine buys a home on South Miller. Mrs. Van Bramer and Mrs. Gaskill return from Salt Lake. Harry Radloff buys brick residence on South Oakley built by Wm Cooper. Local youths picnic at Minidoka Dam. Mgr Frank Beach and family spend July 24 at Paul. A IX L Uhl of Delco and E G Frank of Burley visiting Arco on business. Miss Nell Holtz to Glenns Ferry for Chautauqua with Hilison White system. Mrs. M W Davis hosts Sunday school class at Christian church.
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W. S. Higggs
Indiano
Higgs
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Pixton
Overland Avenue
Third
Main Streets
Yallowing
Pocatello
Big Springs
Dudley Pringle
Rupert
Mr. Pringle
Reclamation Pirvice
R. J. Lyman
Berkley
California
Lyman
Lucile Jackson
Howard Campbell
Boise
W .M. Campbell
Oscar Erskine
South Miller Street
van Bramer
Gaskill
Salt Lake
Harry Radloff
South Oakley Street
Wm. Cooper
Gertrude Christian
Gladys Beach
Ethel Hunt
Henry Geyer
Walter Nelson
Paul Christian
Minidoka Dam
Mgr
Frank Beach
Paul
A. IX. Uhl
Delco
E. G. Frank
Burley
Arco
Nell Holtz
Glenns Ferry
Haywood Bond Approved for Release Monday
Chicago July 26 Bonds of 346 000 for the release of William Sig Bill Haywood IWW convicted secretary were approved by Federal Judge Al schuler. He likely will be released from Leavenworth prison Monday as hearings on appeals by him and ninety three other W W W convicts proceed before Judge Vandis.
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Chicago
William “Sig Bill’ Haywood
The
Industrial Workers of the World
Alschuler
Leavenworth
Kansas
Vandis
Utah Copper miners wage increases amid copper rise
Salt Lake City July 25 news announces wage increases of 60 to 75 cents per day for Utah Copper company miners at Bing ham and Gas Field mines and smelters. The hikes are retroactive to July 16 and partly tied to higher copper prices.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Copper Company
Bingham and Gas Field
Whipple Extradition Sought By Two Wives In Utah Case
Two of W. E. Whipple's three wives, arrested in San Diego on bigamy and desertion charges, seek his extradition to Utah. The case follows Whipple's alleged abandonment and bigamous marriage, prompting efforts to have him returned for legal proceedings.
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Provo
Utah
W. E. Whipple
San Diego
California
Will Seak
Fifteen Take Teachers Examinations in Twin Falls
Fifteen prospective teachers took the teachers examinations this week under the direction of Miss Brittomart Wolfe, county superintendent. The examinations were held at the high school building.
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Twin Falls
Savannah Becomes First Atlantic Steamer To Cross
The Savannah was the first steamer to cross the Atlantic. It ran out of fuel and completed the voyage by hoisting sails, proving a steamship could rely on sail power to finish the crossing.
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Savannah
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