Gooding to Host Flying Circus for Aviation Debut
Gooding plans a Friday afternoon aviation event on March 12 at temporary grounds northwest of town. Twin Falls may follow later, possibly during The Chronicle's automobile show. Hugh Barker made a 24 minute flight from Bliss highway in a Curtiss machine reaching 4600 feet and performing stunts before landing. He notes the cold above 4000 feet and ice on the plane, hoping to reach 5000 feet later.
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Gooding
Chronicle
Hugh Barker
Bliss Highway
Filer News Briefs Include Death in Filer and Local Events
Mrs. Cleary aged 73 died Wednesday morning at her home from a tumor. A son, Charles W. McCleary, is named among local notables. The Filer American Legion will host a smoker with a post-feast at I O O F hall Thursday. Rural high school hosts a declamatory contest Friday with fifteen contestants and county tournament prospects. Rev E W Wilder to remain as pastor for another year. A baby boy Almer C. Haug Jr. born to Mr and Mrs Almer Haug at Boyd hospital Twin Falls. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Sc A Beem at Boyd hospital Twin Falls.
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Chas. W. McCleary
Filer American Legion Test No. 47
E. W. Wilder
Mennonite Brethren Church of Christ
McMinnville
Oregon
Wilder
HH. S. Musser
Itural High School
Clara Bell Walters
Iearl Wilcox
A. Melmorse
Frank
S. Stephan
Shad jJlodgins
Twin Falls
Abrs. Almer
H. Haug
Boyd Hospital
Almer
Haug Jr
Sc. A. Beem
Twin Walls
Sims Recites Failures of Navy in 1917
Continued from page M12 the statement that the war will be won or lost within the next few months if shipping losses continue at the present rate the allies cannot win. The admiral did not say what was the result of the letter.
Champions Face Hard Test at National Tournament
Los Angeles Athletic Club, national AAU champions, faced tough play from Louisville’s Kentucky-Indiana terminal railroad team in the opening round but won 45 to 28. New York University and Houston YMCA posted notable performances as Utah and Rutgers also recorded results.
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Texas
New York University
University of Utah
Charlotte
N. J
Yy. M. C
Shkutgers College
New Brunswick
University of Creorgin
Atlanta Athletic Eh
University of Tennessee
Offer Columbus Hall for Hoop Champions
Columbus hall was offered as the site for a potential third basketball game to decide the world championship if needed. The first game is planned for March 20 in Chicago and the second for March 24 in Philadelphia, matching the University of Chicago, western conference champions, against the University of Pennsylvania, intercollegiate champions.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Fair
Chicago
A B C Bowlers Start Championship Matches
Peoria hosts the twentieth annual ABC tournament opening with Mayor Woodruff and ABC president Robert W. Brown rolling the first balls. ABC delegates meet Friday at 10 am instead of Sunday. Twenty eight five man teams, all from Peoria, compete as about 3000 fans watch the opening games.
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Peoria
American Bowling Congress
KE. ON. Woodruff
Robert W. Brown
Louisville
Cream Applied in Nostrils Relieves Head-Colds at Once
An advertisement claims that a cream applied in the nostrils relieves head colds instantly. The copy emphasizes quick relief and suggests a simple home remedy.
Ely's Cream Balm for Congested Nostrils
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick relief for head colds and catarrh. The small fragrance cream is applied in the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and ease breathing, promising open nostrils and a clear head with no more hawking or headaches.
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Ely's
British lightweight champion loses to Fitzsimmons in Detroit bout
New York fighter Fitzsimmons defeated English lightweight champion Johnny Shephard in a ten round bout in Detroit. Shephard was knocked down five times in the eighth round and twice in the ninth, suffering severe punishment in the later rounds.
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Detroit
Mich
Marc
Race Track Betting Fight To Start Today
The Associated Press reports in Annapolis Maryland that tomorrow the fight over race track betting will open in the House of Delegates. The report tonight is that the debate will focus on licensing and wagering regulations amid rising concerns over integrity and public impact.
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House of Delegates
Ace track owners face contest and referenda bid
Ace track owners confront a strong challenge as they prepare for a statewide referendum bid discussed at a Baltimore conference. The Nuttle Andrews anti gambling bill was set for special order tomorrow as a four month test period. College Pen leads with 94.8 eggs per hen monthly, an exceptional record for the coldest months.
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Baltimore
Barred Rock Hens Win Western Washington Egg Contest
CORVALLIS ORE March 10 First place in the western Washington egg laying contest for February has been won by five barred rock hens entered by the Oregon Agricultural College with a record of 474 eggs.
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Corvallis
Ore
Washington
Oregon Agricultural College
Ban on ripe olives in Montana by health board
Montana officials ban sale of ripe olives and olive products in glass containers after botulism deaths in Java. State board of health cites public safety and orders immediate enforcement.
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Hehiena
Mont
State Board of Health
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