School Contest at Buml Tonight in Buhl High School
The Buhl high school hosts a three category declamatory contest at 7:30 tonight in the assembly room. Oratorical contenders include Paul Bailey Paul Ringert Frank Lough and Homer Cox for Ostrom and Green's gold medal. Dramatic entrants Mary Slocumb and Beth Ingleby. Humorous contestants Marjory Hobson Lloyd Shearing Ruth Allen June Smithwick and Darlaska Miller. Judges are Dr. A F F McClusky C D Boring and Rev. W A Shanks.
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Mary Slocumb
Beth Ingleby
Marjory Hobson
Lloyd Shearing
Ruth Allen
June Smithwick
Darlaska Miller
A. FF. McClusky
C. D. Boring
W. A. Shanks
Episco pal Guild Hosts Then Plans Woolf le Breakfast
Mrs T M Robertson assisted by Miss Elizabeth Smith hosted Episcopal Guild members with a brief business session and tea social. They voted to hold a waffle breakfast in two weeks to raise funds for the YWCA. Mrs Moses Stearns hosts Blue Lakes Boulevard Club this afternoon.
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T. M. Robertson
Elizabeth Smith
Episcopal Guild
Moses Stearns
Blue Lakes Boulevard Club
Rural federation delegates chosen and club notes
Graham and McCoy were elected delegates to the Rural Federation board. The M.S. and S. club met at Mrs. C. W. Griggs home Wednesday afternoon with few members due to trueness. Mrs. Cory read a paper on St Augustine. The Mouniaca View club met at Mrs Elizabeth Custer’s home last Wednesday. Twelve members and one visitor attended as Al finished a quilt begun at the prior meeting. A banquet is planned at Mrs Jeanett Jiffen’s home on March 24 to sell the quilt for Near East relief funds. Mrs Custer was aided by Mrs Wisa Stafford and Miss Ruth Gamble.
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Shamrock Club
J. T. Cordes
Scred Davis
J F. Cordes
H.C. Reidman
Mamie McGinnis
McCoy
Treasarer
Graham and McCoy
Rural Federation Board
J. S. Dallas
M.S
C. W. Griggs
Cory
St. Augustine
Mesdames Cory
Eldred
Smithen
Ball
Requa
Decker
Jacky
Jamerson
Bryant
Mouniaca
Jeanett Jiffen
Custe
Wisa Stafford
Ruth Gamble
Cats Paw Walking Club begins city fitness drive in Buhl
March 11 in Buhl the Cats Paw Walking club held its first outing a brisk 45 minute walk. Club aims to keep office workers physically fit and plans to add tennis in summer. Jesse Eastman chamber president will spend a week at Lava Hot Springs recovering from throat surgery. M Koppteman of the Buhl hotel returns from Salt Lake City with plans to add fixtures and plumbing for a hotel expansion. R Davidson of Boise sells farm north of Buhl to the Graffe brothers.
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Buhl
Cats Paw Walking Club
Jesse
Eastman
Chamber of Commerce
Lava Hot Springs
M. Koppteman
Buhl Hotel
Galt Lake
R. Davidson
Boise
Graffe Brothers
Miss Wheeler founder of girls school dies in Providence
Miss Mary Coleman Wheeler longtime head of Miss Wheeler's school in this city, a preparatory institution for girls, died here today. She led the school for over 30 years and was associated with notable local figures including Marguerite Chatcen and Maurice Cole. The obituary notes her influence in Providence and her role in shaping girls' education.
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Providence
Mary Coleman Wheeler
College students clash in New York theater brawl
Police from three stations rushed to quell a large free for all fight in a New York theater tonight. The disturbance began in the Columbus area and drew a swift response from officers to restore order.
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New York
Columbus
Tax on Czar Locomotive Built Here for Russia
Tax assessment of 70000 dollars on 47 locomotives built in Paterson for the Russian government during the czar’s reign will be paid. The engines were never shipped.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. Mareh
Freshmen Class Dinner Sparks Campus Clash at Avenue
A campus incident at Avenue restaurant disrupted a freshmen class dinner as six arrests were made after sophomores tried to break up the event. Tension rose when the sophomore class president, seized yesterday, was brought in handcuffs tonight.
State Tax Ruling on Locomotives Valued at $500,000
May Van Noort reports that the Department of State ruled locomotives valued at five hundred thousand dollars are taxable. The statement attributes the ruling to Coudert Brothers, who represented both Ezatr En sky Forces, according to revived information from today.
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Coudert “Brothers
Ezatrensky
May van Noort
State Department
Chicago Council Seeks Recall Day Ratification
Chicago March 14 city council voted 51 to 10 to petition the Illinois legislature to withdraw its approval of the prohibition amendment so the question may be submitted to a referendum. Aldermen who drafted the petition said the aim was to restore sales of light wines and beer.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicag City Council Today
Illinois
I Beer
Special of Shoes Infants’ Soft Soles and First Steps
Special sale catalog note highlights infants footwear including soft white soles and colored uppers. Infants First Steps in black and brown sizes 1 to 4 priced at $1.59. Other infant soft sole pair offered at 95 cents.
Life Insurance Man Promotes Assurance Over Ouija Board
In a promotional column the life insurance agent argues that practical security from life insurance provides real comfort, dismissing discussions of spiritual aids. He frames insurance as a reliable source of peace of mind beyond speculative beliefs.
Unionists vow to oppose home rule in Dublin meeting
At a Dublin meeting on March 10 the Irish unionist alliance passed a resolution reaffirming their determination to oppose home rule by every means in their power. The statement signals continued opposition among southern unionists to Irish self government.
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Dublin
Irish Unionist Alliance
Final Filer Declamatory Contest Set for Tonight
Rural high school faces final declamatory event tonight with participants listed including Frieda Wish and others in the dramatic section as they compete for top honors.
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Wiler
Tomorow
Frieda
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A. Dorman Johnson
Freckles
Dop Ware
Pops
Marguerite Chatcen
Maurice Cole
Mary Visher
Mable Gager
Fay McGarrison
Anna Klaas
Lucile Murray
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Garris Robertson
Wilma Stefford
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Dora
Vickner
Carl Mogensén
Chicago Council
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