Twin Falls mayor reports pending appeal in case
Announcement yesterday stated that Sims will pursue freedom while the bond offer remains refused by Judge W A Babcock. A new trial motion and appeal are pending as the parent court Fules on the matter.
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
6
Announcement yesterday stated that Sims will pursue freedom while the bond offer remains refused by Judge W A Babcock. A new trial motion and appeal are pending as the parent court Fules on the matter.
Letters of administration were filed in the estate of George W. Rider. Mrs. Rider petitions that Arthur Swim be appointed administrator.
John Harvey filed for letters of administration yesterday in the estate of Clarks B. Harvey, seeking appointment as administrator. The filing marks the formal step to manage and settle the decedent's assets and affairs.
A warrant was issued yesterday in the court for extradition. The matter concerns a dispute over the legal process and the location involved remains unclear. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
A fragment mentions O Reilly and a local education matter tied to Yocwodatrator Acbom patil ae Mi. The note hints at academic or administrative disputes with unspecified details and unclear entities.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a rushed note with names and numbers unclear. The readable bits suggest a monetary figure fifty thousand and mentions Hy Mull in a context that is not fully recoverable. The item appears to be a stray public or financial brief with incomplete details.
In Plymouth and later London the NC-4 crew received a royal welcome after the first trans Atlantic flight. Commander Read was carried on jubilant shoulders as U S flags and a megaphone waved in the foreground. Harry Hawker, in civvies, waits his chance to shake Read's hand after his sea landing attempt.
Acting Secretary Polk announced the disposition of the $50,000,000 three year loan extended by American bankers to the Russian government in 1916. The loan matures on June 18 and July 19, with the dates disclosed today.
Nearly eighty delegates expected to attend the grand lodge session of the Knights of Pythias today with many officials and members listed from Idaho towns including Coeur d Alene Lewiston Grangeville Sandpoint Nampa Boise Twin Falls and more. Officers named include grand chancellor T R Jones and G V C J N Nankervis with trustees listed as well.
The report notes H Me Taylor and B Paules controlling the interest of M Be Bank of Hansen with AYE Provost poised as cashier. J D Hoagland of Burley left for home yesterday after a Twit operation. His husband remains hospitalized at Boyd with appendicitis.
A historic advertisement extols drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver and kidneys and cleanse the digestive tract. It promises relief from headaches dullness dry mouth and digestive ailments and claims small cost for the remedy.
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