Johnson dominates at Western Intercollegiate meet with four wins
University of Wisconsin leads the Western Intercollegiate Conference track and field championships as C. E. Johnson of Michigan wins four events setting conference records in high and broad jumps. Wisconsin scores 44% of points to Chicago 24 and Illinois 22 with Notre Dame close behind. Johnson’s 20 points crown him top scorer, while Notre Dame’s W Hayes shines in sprints.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin Track and Field
University of Chicago
Hlinois
Notre Dame University
C. E. Johnson
Michigan
W. J. Paige
Ames
Robert ‘Wect
Wisconsin
Johnson
W. Hayes
Notre Dame
Aes Tan
McMahon
Speer
Ogs
Minnesota
Heavy Fine and Jail for Vagrant Seymour Fairchild
Seymour Fairchild of Buhl Idaho was fined 9100 by Police Judge W A Minnick after being found guilty of vagrancy. He cannot pay, and was jailed. He had solicited funds for a melon celebration benefiting returning soldiers and faced accusations of lacking a permit. Fairfield said he was aided by a returned soldier and had set aside farm land for the effort. The notice lists a petition aimed at supporting the event and returning funds if unsatisfied.
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Seymour Fairchild
Buhl
W. A. Minnick
Minnick
Fairchild
Hig
Francy
Twin Falls County
Idaho
Twin Fills County
Natty Seymour ‘Fairchild
Judge Suspends Eden Judgment After Guilty Plea
Judge W A Babcock suspended judgment against Leonard Eden after a guilty burglary plea. If Eden pays the 9300 fine jail time equals one day per 93 of the fine. payment would suspend the sentence. The court also set calendar cases including June 10 for Mitchell Johns versus BE Lyona and others.
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W. A. Babcock
Leonard Eden
Eden
Mitchell Johns
BE. J. Lyona
Lionber
Multiple In Court Monday Cases and Local Offense News
The State case against Harold M Bims will be called in district court Monday morning. Alfred J. Brown Seed Co filed an answer in the suit by J H Detweiler, denying a crop lien but noting Clevenger planted 480 dollars worth of Penslid pod black wax bean seed. Edgar McKinney is charged with giving a bad check for 8 50 to Probate Judge O P Duvall. Merl Smith, 17, faces a felony forgery charge after cashing a 25 dollar check bearing the name Cloyd Smith. Clark Griffith was fined 10 dollars for being drunk by Police Judge Minnick.
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Seed CO
Alfred J. Brown Seed Company
W. R. Clevenger
J. H. Detweiler
Clevenger
Frank Stephan
Edgar McKinney
O. P. Duvall
Lad
Merl Smith
John Doe Davis
Cloyd Smith
Young Smith
Clark Griffith
Minnick
Two Couples Given Marriage Licenses in Twin Falls
Two licenses were issued by the county recorder yesterday in Twin Falls. James Frederick Arnold of Detroit and Gladys Margaret Smith of Hansen were granted a license, as were Orine Nelson of Rupert and Mildred E. Stone of Rupert. Ora Jester of Buhl visited Twin Falls for a show business trip. Mrs. A. A. Timms of Filer also came to Twin Falls for a day of shopping.
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Twin Falls
James Frederick Arnold
Detroit
Mich
Gladys Margaret Smith
Hansen
Orine Nelson
Mildred E. Stone
Rupert
Ora Jester of
Buhl
A. A. Timms
Filer
Navy personnel cuts pass House Naval Affairs panel
The House Naval Affairs Committee approved Secretary Daniels's 1920 appropriations plan, fixing personnel at 266 000 until October 1 and then 200 000 for the period, with 175 000 thereafter, aiming for economy. Members estimate a savings of about 150 million dollars from reduced manpower.
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Associated Press
Washington
House ‘Naval Affairs Committee
Daniels
Navy
Butler
Mermbera
GOFS TO MOSCOW FOR IMPORTANT MEETING
J A Keefer of Twin Falls, president of the state board of education, travels to Moscow for a board meeting. Topics include awarding a contract for a new Lewiston normal administration building, faculty selections for four institutions, salaries, the ensuing year’s budget, and adoption of new textbooks and readers for six years.
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J. A. Keefer
Twin Falls
State Board of Education
Moscow
Lewiston Normal
Aatte
Unsure on Junior ROTC In Twin Falls High School
Half Blue, superintendent of schools, received a letter from Lieutenant Colonel Eivid Hunt, in charge of training and inspection, stating that it is currently impossible to provide a junior ROTC program at Twin Falls High School. The letter notes that approval of junior ROTC units in schools is suspended while Congress determines future military policy and potential ROTC expansion.
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Eivid Hunt
General Staff of the Army
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