Twin Falls Council considers tin sheet structures and paving plans
City officials debate permits for temporary sheet iron shops and the curb appeal of Twin Falls business district. An air valve fix on Third Avenue West and Wall Street gutter changes are discussed alongside an 11 to 24 inch cement gutter recommendation. Speed regulation and headlight rules are proposed to reduce accidents on Blue Lakes Boulevard. Local residents and visitors arrive and depart as officials study street improvements and public notices.
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Plese
Buileia
Ava
Thas
Cty
Third Avenue West
Fourth Avenue West
Wall Street
W. L. Hoffeditz
J.5
Bussel
Hoffeditz
Blue Lakes
Twin Falls
Joxisti
Old Tirnoes
Twin Falls Visitors and Visitors Return Home Highlight Local Notes
Local residents report short trips and arrivals with several families visiting Twin Falls. Mr and Mrs Grimville Davis of Piller spent time in the city while Mrs Max J Milner of Pocatello plans to return home after a multi day visit at the H O Milner home. The Lewis family from Montyecher and others including Dr Ti M Frost and family traveled from different towns for visits. Eloise Spafford and Grace Foss plan a Burley trip, and G C Barton of Filer shopped in Twin Falls yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bur
Keie¢num
George Stocksburger
Mary Hummet
Mary ‘Kavah
Omaha
Twin Falls Henesis
Mro
J.P. Mosherek, Jr
Mecham
Lrdy Mecham
Salt Lake
Colin Ta Peters Wan
Twin Malks
Indianapolis
Twin Falls
C. A. Partlowe
Anna
Smithen
Wallace
Chiles R. Scott
Guyer
W. I. Hoffeditz
Helen
Hal G. “Blue
Moscow
H. M. Frost
Speil’ Tere
O'Neil
Neb
Grimville Davis
Piller
Max J. Milner
Pocatetto
H. O. Milner
Ramuel L. Lewis
Montyecher
Lewis
II A. Jacobs
Ti. M. Frost
Dorothy
BE. 0. Spellberg
Irma
Galenas
L. A. Stettler
Kimberly Srs
Mise Eloise Spafford
Grace “Foss
Burley
G. C. Barton
Filer
May Bradish
Buhl
Jee -Eaves
Jack Clashorn
Kimberly
W. B. Wahl
Violet McClear
Twin ‘Falls
Yellowstone
Wari
Gladys ‘Orr
Enfield
Thomas
Misa ‘Robertson
Makey
Local Briels Put in Siding at Kimberly Drive
The Twin Falls highway district will add a side track at Kimberly to unload crushed rock. Construction starts next week as part of the Kimberly unloading plan and ongoing rock-crusher work reports a record eight-hour output of 840 tons, or 730 cubic yards, exceeding the crusher’s 600-yard eight-hour design capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Highway ‘District
Twin Fails
W. L. Johnson
Twin Walls Highway District
Third Annual Sale of Blooded Rams Promoted
Announcement is made of the third annual sale of blooded rams by the Southern Idaho Wool Growers Association to be held August 26 and 27 at Wiles. The committee urges all who have stock for sale to enter. The sale aims to present outstanding stock and improve local flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Idaho Wool Growers Association
Filer
Southern’ Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Hotels Register Wealth of Names From Idaho Towns
Among those checking into local hotels yesterday were Rogerson Mrs Emery Bryant Castleford Ira L Frost Oakley rank Eminek Thomas Straeter Je rome Mr and Mrs D Taylor Poca tello Byron Hunter Moscow C GC Taylor Joseph Cohen C M MecDaniel Boise S Vanl Kellogy Ey Hover Mr and Mrs T HH Miller Buhl Perrine George I Conrey Mr and Mrs R H Cottrel Butley J W Mejbargen Boise 5S Bard Kelloge Henry Applebaum Murtaugh Mary E Hart Buhl Samuel Smith Te rome J Carroll Pocatello
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Rogerson
Emery ‘Bryant
Castleford
Ira L. Frost
Oakley
Rank Eminek
Thomas Straeter
Jerome
D. Taylor
Pocatello
Byron Hunter
Moscow
Taylor
Joseph Cohen
C. M. MecDaniel
Boise
S. Vanl
Kellogy Ey
Kellogy Ey Hover, Mr. and Mrs. T. HH. Miller, Buhl
Perrine
George I. Conrey
R. H. Cottrel
Butley
J. W. Mejbargen
Bard
Kelloge
Henry Applebaum
Murtaugh
Mary E. Hart
Buhl
Samuel Smith
Terome
J. Carroll
Senator Borah to Speak on Foreign Policy Tonight
Senator William E Borah is to deliver an address at 8 30 this evening at a layering event. The talk will cover United States foreign policy, the league of nations, and related issues per an official announcement.
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Borah
William E. Borah
United States
League of Nations
Vocational Adviser Visits Twin Falls For Disabled Vets
K. W. Tallmann of the federal vocational board at Sewell arrives in Twin Falls to confer with injured service men seeking training. He will base his work at the Red Cross rooms to coordinate voca tion programs and identify suitable courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Tallmann
Federal Vocational Board
Sewile
Red Cross
Mass Meeting At Kimberly Urges Water User Attendance
Water users are urged to attend a large meeting at the Legion Hall in Kimberly on Wednesday July 28 at 8 p.m. to discuss their interests in the forthcoming election and related issues.
Lipton to Challenge America’s Cup Again if Needed
Sir Thomas Lipton announced on the road to Victoria that he would challenge again for the America’s Cup if failure occurs with his current entry, likely waiting a year before another attempt. He suggested Shamrock would remain the boat name for any future challenger as spectators and visiting air guests watched from aboard Victoria.
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Victoria
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Thomas
Sir ‘Thomas
Opening Prayer Causes Discord in Fire Engineers Group
Associated Press reports Toronto July 26 Chief John Kenton of the navy fire department resigned as president of the International Association of Fire Engineers over a dispute about who should deliver the opening prayer at the annual convention. Kenton favored Archbishop McNeil of Toronto, while the local reception committee led by Chief Russell preferred Rev. H J Cody. A standing vote followed the executive committee decision in favor Russell and Kenton’s resignation was not accepted until after the gathering.
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Associated Press
Toronto
John Kenton
Navy Fire Department
International Association of Fire Engineers
Russell
Toronto: Firé‘ Department
Kenton
McNeil
Case of
Chet Renton
Ater
Irish Question Frames Meeting As Kenton Stays On
Chief Kenton said the issue is solely an Irish question while he plans to remain at the convention all week and offer his services to the association. He noted American and white sympathies with Ireland’s struggle but avoided injecting the matter into the organization’s affairs after accepting Newton’s resignation.
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Association
Kenton
Irreeman's Fooeds Reply to Lloyd George in Irish Question Note
July 26. The Irreman's Fooeds replies to Lloyd George via a deputation of parliamentary committees of the Trades Union Congress. The premier is said to favor settling the Irish question with self government and a single Irish parliament. The newspaper notes Ireland would welcome peace on this basis and may endure long delays. urging the English cabinet to decide quickly. The piece also claims Irish willingness to fight if needed, and speaks of past betrayals and a desire for performance.
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Huplis
Ifooeds
George Ast Thayer
Parliagentary
Trades Union Congress
Ireland
Kansan Coal Miners Protest Against Fines
About 1500 to 2000 Kansas coal miners idled work in protest of operator fines for observing a five day week. Alexander Howat urged state officials to enforce Kansas industrial court law to return miners to work. George Richardson released a message from operators noting a telegram from W L A Johnson and John L Lewis stating weekly holiday observers violated contracts.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Kas
Kansas
Alexander Howat
United Mini Workers
Howat
Kansas Industrial Court
Inton
George Richardson
Interstate’Coal Operators Association
W.L. A. Johnson
Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Allegers Religious Hatred Debate in Commons
In London on July 26 the house of commons moved to Belfast issues. Joseph Revian a Nationalist argued religious hatred by Protestant workers, seeking protection for Catholic laborers. Labour figures Devlin and James Sexton backed him but urged withdrawal of the army of occupation as the cause of unrest. closure was adopted and Devlin’s motion defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Devlan
James Sexton
Laborite
Labor
Devlan
Salmon on hunger strike at Fort Douglas post hospital
Ben J. Salmon serving a five year desertion sentence at Fort Douglas has been on hunger strike for over ten days. He was moved to the post hospital for observation and treatment after his conscientious scruples against war were considered. His mother Mrs C C Salmon and wife, both from Denver, are with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Ben J. Salmon
Fort Douglas
Here
Salmon
C. C. Salmon
Denver
General Gonzales Detained After Nuevo Laredo Attack
General Ricardo Gonzales, head of a Mexican rebel group responsible for the July 16 Nuevo Laredo assault, is held in San Antonio by Department of Justice agents for inquiry. No charges filed. detention for investigation pending further action.
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Gonzales
San. Antonio
Ricardo Gonzales
Nuevo Laredo
Department of Justice
Soldiers Put Out Fire at Belfast Exchange
Belfast July 26 soldiers guarding the Belfast telephone exchange extinguished flames during an attempted arson. William Soria two week old son of Enocles buried at Twin Falls cemetery yesterday after Catholic funeral services led by Rev. Father Remie Keyser.
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Belfast
William ‘Soria
Enocles
Twin Falls
Remie Keyser
Burleson Warns All Postal Employees About Political Activity
Postmaster General Burleson issues an order warning all post masters and postal employees to refrain from engaging in pernicious political activity during campaigns. The rule cites Civil Service Commission rulings, prohibiting presidential appointees from soliciting contributions and using office to influence campaigns, and barring civil service workers from active political campaign management. The notice also states employees may be held accountable for others acting through family members.
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Associated Press
Washington
Burleson
Civil Service Commission
Canal water rights dispute ruled by District Judge
An old two year dispute over water rights and a 40 share stock transfer between A L Swim and W M Frizell was decided by District Judge Babcock. The Twin Falls Canal Company lost the transfer appeal after the canal board and county Carey act engineer disagreed, and the district court affirmed the engineer’s ruling in Swim and Frizell’s favor.
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Babcock
Agaigst
Twin Falls Canal Company
A. L. Swim
W. M. Frizell
Canal Board
Permt
County Carey Act
Swim
Swim and Frizell. the Canal Board
District Court
New Roa Opening on Blue Lakes Boulevard South
The Blue Lakes boulevard south completion this week will open a two and three quarters mile stretch. Including the north segment, the completed penetration macadam road reaches five and three quarters miles. Work also began on Shoshone street west from South Park.
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Blue Lakes Boulevard
Ritchie Ritchie to Leave Hospital After Runaway Injury
Charles Ritchie, injured in a Saturday runaway accident, is expected to recover and leave the hospital soon. Doctors initially feared a fatal skull fracture, but the injury proved less severe, and his condition has improved.
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Ritchie
Charles Ritchie
Infant son of Mr and Mrs John Jones funeral held
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of 126 Third Avenue North were held yesterday morning at the De Witt chapel. Burial was in Twin Falls cemetery. The child died Saturday.
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John Jones
Third ‘Avenue North
de Witt
Twin’ Falls
Mass Meeting at Kimberly Urges Water Users to Attend
Water users in Kimberly are urged to attend a large meeting at the Legion Hall on Wednesday July 28 at 8 p m to discuss their interests in the upcoming election.
Rev John Donnell Fills Ascension Pulpit in Newark
The Rev John Donnell of Newark filled the Ascension Episcopal Church pulpit Sunday aided by the Very Rev Archdeacon Howard Stoy of Pocatello. The address to a large audience was well received, reflecting a warm reception for the visiting clergy.
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John €. Donnell
Newark
N. 3
Ascension Episcopal Church
Archdeason
Howard Stoy
Pocatello
Donnell Visits Ascension Church Parish Field Plan
Mr Donnell acted on Bishop Touret s invitation with the vestry of Ascension Episcopal church to inspect a local field as a permanent location. He left Sunday for California where his family is spending the vacation period.
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Mr Donnell
Frank O H. Touret
Ascension Episcopal ‘Church
Mr. Donnell
California
Legion Dance to Aid Memorial Hall in Twin Falls
The American Legion post in Twin Falls will hold a formal dance at the Lavering pavilion on Wednesday evening to raise funds for a memorial hall. Committee members guiding the event are Paul Taher, Harry Benoit, and Ray Brown.
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Legion Dano
Twin Falls
American Legion
Lavering Pavillion
Paul Th. Taher
Harry Benoit
Ray Brown
McGinn Tessier Apply for Marriage License in Twin Falls
The county clerk Saturday issued a marriage license to Harry C. McGinn and Dora M. Tessier, both residents of Twin Falls.
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Harry C. McGinn
Dora M.tessier
Twin Falls
No Band Concert This Thursday Evening
Due to many band members not being in the city, the band concert scheduled for Thursday evening has been canceled.
Wiggins Triumphs Over Sark In 10 Round Fight
Indianapolis heavyweight champion Chuck Wiggins shaded Jackie Sark of Allentown in a ten round boxing match held in an open air arena in Cincinnati. The Associated Press reports the July 26 bout where Wiggins defeated Sark.
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Wiggins
Clark
Associated Press
Cincinati
Chuck
Indianapolis
Australia
Jackie Sark
Allentown
Penna
Medford Warehouse Fire Destroys City Center Building
Fire swept a Medford Oregon warehouse in the city center causing major losses. Officials estimate property loss around 1000000 dollars while noting many items stored inside were damaged or destroyed. Local responders battled the blaze through the day with extensive coverage and investigations planned.
Father Kelly Injured in Auto Accident at St Louis
The Rev Francis Kelly national chaplain of the American Legion and former fighting chaplain of the Twenty seventh Division was seriously injured in an automobile accident in St Louis Missouri today. The Albany New York clergyman was en route when the crash occurred and his injuries were reported as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Francis Kelly
Albany
The
American Légion
Twenty-seventh
Annexation Advances as Los Angeles Weighs Baldivia Mills Addition
Los Angeles moves to annex Baldivia Mills a 27 square mile tract southwest of the city to supply irrigation water. The annexation commission notes the impulse comes as LA’s area stands at 365.72 square miles. Nearby, landowners near Chatsworth park seek to join about four square miles to the city for water access. A. Newby, injured in a Baton Rouge collision, has been discharged from Boyd hospital after a month-long stay.
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Los Angeles
Yeady
Baldivia Mills
Consolidated” Commission “of
Annandale
Ranc
Chattsworth Park
San lFernands Valley
City Council
Mr. Newbry
Baton About
Boyd Hospital
Mass Meeting In Kimberly Urges Voters To Attend
Water rights advocates call for a mass meeting at the Legion Hall Kimberly on Wednesday July 28 at 8 p m new time in the interests of the coming election urging turnout and civic engagement by residents.
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Cowell
Briels
A Doenehier
Mrs. Wi
Alexander Sunt
Hazel Lansberry
Mayo’ Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester, Minn
McGrath
D. Harold ‘McGeathy
Jerome Times
Finn Falls
County
Bon
County Board For Supervisors
Board of Equalization
Naa Board of Equalization
Anechaig
City Klerk
J.H. Sullivan
iClyde Smith
South Fork
Teaves Mayo Hospital
C. J. Hahn
Pathe
Rochester
Minn
Legion Hall
Preuman
Leoyd Ghorge
Legion
All
Medford
Ore
Mentora
Father Kelly
BBC
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