City council meeting covers water ditch risk and fire department concerns
City officials address a water supply buried ditch hazard near property of J A White and W S Sanger and direct Pecatetta Security to construct a conduit within 30 days. Fire department wage requests, beddings, motorizing, and mattress purchases are discussed with actions postponed for wage comparisons. Council approves Schurger subdivision addition and 10 foot rear strip deeds while addressing milk bottle hazards and pending depositions. all bills allowed.
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J. Ja. White
W. S. Sanger
Ots
Pecatetta Security Company
Fire Department
Warrell
Ths Fire Department
Malgon
Wit
Schurger
Moorman
Jones
Davies
Park Site Park Site Facts Affidavit Clarifies No Profits
An affidavit by St John Skinner for a proposed Twin Falls park site asserts no real estate firm or individual will profit from the city sale. The document denies prior commission claims, lists no listings or mortgages, and notes no sale at 400 per acre. A soil survey addresses seepage and drainage for tree growth.
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St. John Skinner
Times
Ste
Joan Skinnet
Sealy Arthur J. Praviey
Tdato
Twin Teaks
Idaho
Wheelon
Canal Company
Parks and Playground Bureau
Twin Falls
Hitchcock
Millinery Firm Sues Bruggemann Over Leased Building
Phitk Millinery Co sues Bruggemann alleging interference with subletting of a building leased by the millinery firm causing $4,560 in damages. Plaintiff seeks judgment for the amount and costs. The building, formerly occupied by the post office, is now owned by Bruggemann.
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Poregebis B
Chartes i
Urneegomian Atleses
Oly
Bruggemat
Win Malls
herd of purebred purchased for club boys
A telegram from A. O Reilly, leaders for Twin Sally county, states he has completed the purchase of the Harry Anhs bar herd of purebred Jerseys at Cornaullis, Oregon, and is preparing to ship them to be distributed among members of Jersey clubs in Twin Sally county and at Buhl.
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A. O'Reilly
Twin Sally County
Harry Anhsbar
Cornaullis
Oregon
Buhl
Shorthorn Breeders Set Big Thursday Sale
The Twinalls North and South Side Breeders association will hold a pure bred Shorthorn sale on March 26 at 1 PM at the McMasters barn. Thirty five head of Scotch and Scotch top bulls and ten heifers and young cows will be offered at the sale.
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Twinalls North and South Side Breeders” Association
McMasters Barn
Licensed to Marry in Twin Falls and Boise
Marriage licenses issued to Rank Shodde age 24 and Ver nat Brian age 18 of Uaivles and firnest Pradliselly age 21. Boise, saii Volnun Craig age 22. Twin laldis.
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Shodde
Vernat Brian
Uaivles
Firnest Pradliselly
Boise, Saii
Volnun Craig
Laldis
Arrest in Buhl by County Deputies
Joe Wilcox was placed in the county jail last evening by Deputy Sheriff Shreormin of Buhl.
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Joe Wilcox
Shreormin
Buhl
Senate backs plan to sell soft wheat flour relief measure
The Senate passed a bill authorizing the United States Grain Corporation to sell 000 barrels of soft wheat flour in farm credits as a relief measure. Senator Gronna of North Dakota warned the government would risk losses of 50 to 60 million dollars if it intervened more broadly, arguing private business would not use the flour aside from the European emergency.
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Associated Press
United States Grain Corporation
Senate
Gronna
Hue
Man survives severed jugular veins in dramatic wound
Great Falls Montana reported today that J Wesley McClure of the city severed both jugular veins and his windpipe with a razor. Attending doctors said he showed few ill effects after the passages were sewn. An earlier note mentioned parole from the state hospital.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Mont
J. Wesley
McClure
McClue
State Insane Hospital
Skeleton found at McMillan Creek death ruled suicide
Inquest concluded J J Sichimiond 63 disappeared June 2 last year died by his own hand while in mental distress. Skeleton found at mouth of McMillan Creek identified by clothes and items including a Laura charm. Surviving wife and three brothers in Colorado.
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Uydb. Grossman
J. J
Ian Simith
Duke Saunfleight
Peterson
Quaieddy
Wits
Grossman
Brighton Avenel
Charlottetownu
Princes Edward Usland
Canada
Richmond
Chronicle
Colorado
Cifig Cables Highlight Vital American Commerce Control
Fragmentary OCR notes describe essential cable systems and their role in United States commerce. The text hints at strategic control of communications impacting trade and national economic activity. Further readable context is limited.
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Cifig
Dar
Police sergeant among those arrested on racial charges
Seven automobiles loaded with liquor were seized by federal prohibition agents at Meadowdale and Puget Sound north of Seattle. Seven were arrested, including police sergeant JJ Clark. Officers said liquor came from Canada. Shots were fired at a dockhouse as officers approached. Lieutenant R Olmstead was arrested. both Olmstead and Clark were later dismissed by Chief Warren.
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Shuttle
Wash
Federal
Prohibition
Meadowdale
Puget Sound Point
Seattle
JJ. Clark
Canada
R. Olmstead
Hing
Olistead
Clark
War
Washington ratifies suffrage amendment in state approval
The Washington legislature completed ratification of the federal suffrage amendment as the Senate unanimously passed the ratification resolution. Washington becomes the thirty fifth state to ratify, following House approval. The session then sent a request to Delaware to ratify the amendment as well.
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Olyaevia
Wash
Washington
Senate
House
Bve
Rail executives and workers clash over railroad valuation method
Washington March 22 AP reports sharp disagreement between railroad executives and employees before the Interstate Commerce Commission. They differ on how to determine the rounds valuation underlying a guaranteed 5 percent annual net return for two years under the transportation act. Officials dispute the use of property investment and material accounts as conservative figures while workers push for immediate valuation and broader consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
A. P. Thom
Association of Railway Executives
Thom
Commission
Donald R.richberg
Glenn I. Plumb
Plumb
Portland LW W to be given separate hearing
Portland Ore March 22 The Lady one of 26 alleged to have aided on charges of violating the state criminal syndicalism act appeared in circuit court today George Vanderveer asked and obtained a tie preps fee trial for each defendant. details show separate hearings scheduled for the group including the Lady and others arrested November 11.
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Portland. Ore
WY. W
George TT Vanderveer
Senate adopts Yap resolution to seek information from president
A resolution asking President Wilson for information on the British foreign minister's statement that Yap Island in the Pacific would be given to Japan was adopted today by the senate without debate. Senator Lodge offered the measure, citing a letter from John Joord.
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Wasttington
Delaware Caucuses Postpone Suffrage Action in Session
In Dover on March 22 Republicans and Democrats in the state legislature began a special session to decide the suffrage course but postponed until tomorrow. Governor Townsend’s message is expected to urge ratification. Anti suffrage leaders warned of defeat if the issue is raised this week while suffrage leaders seek delay to build support.
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Dover
Delaware
Townsend
Ratifica
Damages From Flood Near Billings Reported
Billings Mont March 22 Damages estimated at about 25 000 are believed to have resulted from a flood which swept down Canyon creek seven miles west of Billings to day It is reported that approximately 1000 head of sheep were drowned The flood was caused by the breaking of an irrigation dam in the creek 15 miles from its outlet into the Yellowstone river
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Associated Press
Billings
Mont
Canyon Creek
Yellowstone River
Assembly orders anti saloon league head to explain statements
Albany March 22 The New York state assembly adopted unanimously a resolution compelling William J. Anderson state superintendent of the Anti Saloon league to appear before the assembly judiciary committee to explain the foundations of statements utterances and publications alleged to have been made against legislators.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State Assembly
William. J. Anderson
Anti- Saloon, League
Assembly
Judiciary’ Committee
Treasury Enables Exchange of Temporary Liberty Bonds
Washington March 22 The treasury has arranged the exchange of temporary liberty bonds for permanent form bonds with interest coupons to maturity Secretary Houston announced. Exchange of temporary third loan bonds began March 14, all banks may transfer. Within a month officials expect to exchange permanent bonds for other liberty loans except those with one interest coupon remaining, which need not be exchanged until after those coupons mature with October 15 as the latest date.
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Washington
Treasury
Houston
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