Moscow Again State HOGP Champion in Idaho Tourney
Moscow Idaho won the basketball championship for the fourth straight time by defeating Twin Falls 34 to 14 in the interscholastic tournament final. Stayner led Moscow with strong guarding and long shots while Twin Falls centers Carter and Keene starred for their teams. Moscow received the championship trophy and a basketball. Twin Falls earned a silver runner-up cup and Driggs won the sportsmanship cup.
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Twin Falls
Carter
Moscow
Idaho
Taylor
Plutzier
Krengie
Neuman
Tayior
Stayner
Krengle
Toul
Hill
Riggs
Campbell
Wallace
Corleson
Stiyner
Keene
Stivers
Roscoe Irena
Twin Alls
Gundlach
Twinalls
Driggs
Local residents visit county schools and events
Mrs Nathes former manager of a telephone exchange leads a deputation to Rogers tit with an arrival iy win. Mrs J Mo Shank of Biriht Westhed visits Two Patis yesterday. B O Wolson a former Twin dvalls res attends from lis lome HL procarego. Mrs William Hatsex of Togerson visits Twila Pulls shopping district. Mrs FLOW Wimthronehine Afiss Plictesena and other seekers at Rog ersom school arrive in Twon. Miss Brittomart Wolfe plans to visit every county school soon. Twine Malls residents attend dechanuitory contest among county schools.
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Mrooc
Sfrs
J. Mo Shank
Biriht
B.O' Wolson
Dvalls Resacomd
Wits Abe Gerrivad
Lis Lome HL
Procarego
William Hatsex
Togerson Ving Fe
Twila Pulls
Flow
Rogersom
Ain
David Take
Poetersan
Mayan Pfadis
Iron Trushiind
Brittomart Wolfe
Miss Wolfe
Phis
Stu
Fifer
Japanese Governor General Revokes Missionary Principal
The Japanese Governor General of Korea revoked the principalship of Reverend Miller Mowry, a Presbyterian missionary, for alleged failure to maintain discipline at the girls school Ad Penge Yang. In April a Korean court found him guilty of harboring agitators and sentenced him to six months hard labor. the Korean appeals court reduced this to a 50 dollar fine, then the Japanese Supreme Court ordered a 100 yen fine or 20 days in prison.
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Associated Press
Smoul
Korea
Maret Rg
Ftev
Miller Mowry
Ad Penge Yang
de, Mowry
Korean Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Sr. Mowry
Uniform production plan approved to stabilize clothing industry
A joint convention of the National Association of Retail Clothiers and the National Association of Clothiers approved uniform production throughout the year to stabilize conditions in the clothing industry and prevent further advances, as reported by the Associated Press in Tulocagg on March 19.
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Associated Press
Tulocagg
National Association of Retail Clothiers
National Association of Cloth
Meroifaethvers
Ogden Papers Consolidation Announces New Publishing Firm
Ogden papers merge the Ogden Examiner and the Ogden Standard into Standard Examiner Publishing Company. Articles of incorporation filed state the Standard Examiner and Ogden Standard will operate starting April 1, owned by J. A. Aldredge Jr. Evelyn Glasmann and A. Tr Glasmann.
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Ogden
Ogdein
Utah
Marveh
Qeden Iixaminer
Ogden Standard
Standard-Msaminer Publishing Company
J. A. Aldredge Jr
Evelyn Glasmann
A. Tr. Glasmann
Filer Entrants Sweep Firsts at Sub-District Contest
Filer representatives dominated the sub-district declamatory contest in PILI with two of the three first places. Claribel Walter won first in oratory for Spartacus to the Gladiators, Jisie Noh first in drama with The Ivpsy Flower Girl, and Twin Falls took the humorous first with Tha Hoge. Winners move on to the South Central Idaho meet in Burley next Friday.
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PILI
Filer
Twinalls
Competiton
Spartacus
Gladiators
Claribel Walter
Prank Lough of
Buhl
Jisie Noh
Oigaretta Murray
Twin Falls
Tha Hoge
Tumping Frog
Hollie Grove
Kimberly
Burley
J. Waugh
Gooding
Wesson
Shoshone
Stubbs
Hansen
Ratification Lacks Seven Needed Votes
Ratification moves stall as seven votes are missing to reach approval. Continued from page one.
Senate Ratification Vote Shifts Show Major Party Realignment
The Senate tally moved toward ratification with eighteen Democrats switching sides from November, while twelve Republicans preserved opposition. Aimed at a new vote, the maneuver failed as a point of order, leaving the treaty unresolved. Senators Gerry and Jones switched, and Penrose remained a key switcher among Republicans.
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Senate
Pasred
Bour
Shields
Tennessee
Gerry
Sthode Island
Jones
New Mexico
Ashurst
Beckham
Chamberlain
Fletcher
Henderson
Rendvick
Wing
Nugent
Mheka
Pittmill
Ransdelly Smith
Marysland
Trammell
Welsh
Montana
Wotlcot
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Fall of
Poindexter
Fall
Lodge of
Massachu
American founder of many industries dies in New York
Washington S. Valentine, pioneer Latin American business figure, died last night after an operation. He helped launch the Honduras Syndicate with Astor and Depew, built major mining against Central America, and advanced a plan to merge South and Central American countries into a pan American body. His work spurred the Central American peace conference held in Washington.
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Atlantic Civy
Washington
S. Valentine
Fimaneter
New York
Satreeberg
Mer. Valentine
Honduras
John, Jacob Astor
Chauncey Depew
Seward Webb
Southern
Republic
Ilids
United States
Assign Airmen to Serve in the Northwest Forests
The first bombardment group of the air service and the 147th squadron of the first pursuit group, both at Kelly Field, were designated by Colonel J Fechet to go to the Pacific Northwest this summer to help prevent forest fires if patrols are needed. A war department order rescinded prior orders selecting five cavalry squadrons for that mission.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
The
Air Service
Kelly Field
Here
J . Fechker
Southern Department Air Service
Pacific Northwest
Fechet
War Department
I W W Convicted In Centralia Armistice Day Slaying
I W W was convicted here Saturday for the slaying of Warren O Grimm, one of four victims in the Centralia armistice day tragedy. The case was filed this morning by defense attorney George Ae Vandeveer. Arguments on the motion are expected Monday.
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Warren O.grimm
Centralia
George
Ae. Vandeveer
Four Soldier Brides Set for 10000 Mile Honeymoon
Omaha dispatch reports at least four new soldier brides will begin a 10000 mile honeymoon next week as two Fort Omaha balloon companies sail for the Philippines for two years. Three weddings already occurred since orders to deploy and more are expected. Government funds ocean transport.
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Omaha
Neb
Fort Omaha
Philippines
Hoover and Johnson to contest delegates for GOP nomination
San Francisco March 19 Delegates pledged to support Merbert Hoover and United States Senator Hhirant W Johnson will contest the May 4 primary for the delegation to be sent to the national convention in Chicago. No other nomination candidates are expected to enter the state with a list of delegates, according to political leaders.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Merbert
Hoover
United States
Hhirant W. Johnson
Chicago
Jurists in Spain to strike for higher salaries
A strike movement gathers among judges and magistrates in Spain seeking salary increases via budget provisions for the Ministry of Justice. A Barcelona meeting formed a committee to pursue the plan and extend it to other cities.
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Associated Press
Aladrid
Sprain Onfoe
Ministry of Justice
Att Barcelona
MacNamara Receives Labor Minister Portfolio
London report says Thomas J. MacNamara is appointed minister of labor and becomes parliamentary secretary to the admiralty. Sir Robert Stevenson Horn will become president of the board of trade.
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London
Thomas J. MacNamara
Admiralty
Robert Stevenson Horn
Board of Trade
Faculty resignations over student punishment dispute at Des Moines college
Four instructors at Des Moines college resigned over differences with President John A. Karl on handling two students accused of wrongdoing. They urged immediate expulsion while Karl favored trial. Names withheld. resigning faculty: J. Melvin Fred, Ik. D. Leshewsky, R. W. Wester, Dean W. W. Bartlett.
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Associated Press
DMS
Mounts Town
Des Moines ‘College
John A. Karl
Karl
J. Melvin Fred
Ik. D. Leshewsky
W. Wester
W. W. Bartlett
The
Liberal Arts College
Methodist church to spend over twenty six million this year
In Chicago on March 17 the Methodist Episcopal church reported a 26,090,000 expenditure plan for the current year to care for its 7,500 pensioned ministers and dependents. The board of claimants announced a possible rise to 25,000,000 next year and elected Bishop C. B. Mitchell of St. Paul as president.
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Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. B. Mitchell
St. Paul
Arnstein to be surrendered by New York authorities
March 19 report states Arnstein, sought for a $5,000,000 securities theft conspiracy, is in New York and will be surrendered at once. Assistant District Attorney Dooling was informed late this afternoon.
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Arnstein
New York
Mareh
Utes W. C.nickey
Dooling
I Seek New Trial in Montesano Case
Montesano Washington March 10 motion for a new trial filed by defendant in seven person case. Proceedings indicate consideration of grounds for retrial and potential reevaluation of prior verdict. Parties and exact charges not fully stated in available text.
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W. W
The
Associated Press
Montesano
Wash
McCurdy Named Food Minister in Cabinet Change
Sir Albert Stanley announces Charles McCurdy as minister of food. McCurdy takes over from George H. Roberts who resigned as food minister in early February.
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Pee
Albert Stanley
Charles McCurdy
Ministry of Food
Mr. McCurdy
George H. Roberts
Bryan would be delegate in 16 dry Democrats ticket
In Lincoln Nebraska petitions were filed for a slate of 16 dry Democrat candidates including William Jennings Bryan seeking election as delegates to the Democratic national convention at the April 20 primary.
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Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Secretary of State
Gasoline Prices Rise Again In Denver
Gasoline will rise one cent a gallon in Denver starting tomorrow, bringing the price to 31 cents. The move marks the third increase in a month, with crude oil price hikes given as the reason.
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Denver
Colo
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Dow
Setts
Hitchcock
Nehbraski
Lodge
Robinson
Knox
Wilson
House
Germany
Congress
Arkansas
the Treaty Democrats
Northwest Forests
Johnson
Spain
Macnamarera
Shine
Membes
Studens
M. E
Rogerson Hotel
H. T. West
W. A. Heiss
Jerome
Bryan
Central Marketing
America
Twin Falls Vulcanizing Works
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