Democrats Split Over Monroe Doctrine Peace Treaty Reservations
In Washington on March 2 the Senate readopted two Republican reservations to the peace treaty with larger Democratic support. The Monroe Doctrine reservation passed 58 to 29, with 15 Democrats voting yes, while the domestic questions reservation went 56 to 25, aided by 274 Democrats. Several Democrats who opposed it in November switched sides, signaling a party line showdown as final treaty decisions loom.
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Missouri Delegates Named for National Convention
Two unpledged delegates were chosen in Missouri’s third district to attend the National Convention in Chicago in June. The Associated Press reported the selection as part of party preparations.
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School Board Buys Lots In Murtaugh For New Building Site
The Twin Falls district school board confirmed the purchase of 12 fifty-foot lots in Murtaugh addition, totaling the south half of block 9. Telizabeth Boulevard location sits between Washington and Bickel schools, forming a quadrangle with Lincoln School nearby. The price was described as low and the move is expected to spur brisk local building activity.
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Goody cider incident ends with arrest of ex service man
A man in Twin Falls was arrested at a pool hall for being under the influence and disturbing the peace after claiming he had only three drinks. Police chief reported evidence supported the claim. he was released on promise to stay away from cider. The man, said to be an ex serviceman, has rheumatic ankles and wife works at a local laundry, with aid from the Red Cross.
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Vermont votes favor liquor license in towns tally
Rutland Vermont reports incomplete returns from fourteen counties show more than 100 of the state’s 248 towns voted yes on the liquor license question amid ongoing tallies.
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Salvation Army Opens Twin Falls Campaign
Maturing plans promise a royal opening for the Salvation Army in Twin Falls. Col. Scott, en route home to Seattle from Chicago, finalized arrangements with the advisory board and local ex service men. Twenty veterans will canvass the residence district Friday for donations to meet an $3,500 eight month budget as doughnut sales supplement fund raising at events Saturday and Sunday with band music and parish hall meetings.
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Articles of Incorporation Recorded for Castleford Bank
The bank to be named Castleford Bank will operate with authorized capital of $25,000. Incorporators listed include J. G. Bradley Carl I. Tak, Bussell, Js. A. Walters, and Busse, each holding shares as specified in the filing.
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Court of Inquiry to Probe Rear Admiral E l e t o m s Removal
Washington March 1917 investigation ordered by Secretary Daniels will convene in Washington to examine the circumstances of Rear Admiral William Betcher s removal from command of American naval forces. The inquiry follows Admiral Sims criticism of naval policy and Admiral Fletcher s Brest command after the Antilles torpedoing.
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Navy intelligence chief added to Perry cross examination
Newport Rhode Island March 2 Rear Admiral A P Niblack chief of naval intelligence was added late today on motion of Judge Advocate Wyneman to the list of parties in interest in further cross examination of Bishop James De Wolf Perry of the Episcopal diocese Rhode Island. Lieutenant J M Hudson another party in interest was permitted to question the witness Hudson asked whether we believed a portion of the testimony given at the trial of Rev Samuel Neale Kent which resulted in Mr Kent's acquittal of vice charges. The testimony investigated o 3 he syn et Highest cash price paid for Independent Market Twin Falls Tw TH Sat
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