Relief plan faces drive by ex soldiers against agitators
Washington March 24 Representatives of the American Legion presenting to the house Ways and Means committee a revised optional plan for soldier relief charged that agitators were recruiting ex service men discontented by Congress inaction. J I Holden adjutant of the Utah region testified that T W W propaganda aimed to discredit government aid and undermine the American Legion was spread nationwide while rank and file soldiers held firm against such influences.
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American, Legion
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
J. I. Holden
Utah
American Legion
J. G. Sehrugham
Nevada
Holden
Cimps
1. Wew
Service Wen
Sid
Wernith EH. Kierney
Philadelphia
War- Mothers of America
Gullivan
Massachusetts
France
Local clubs plan sales and meetings this week
The Blue Lakes Boulevard club will meet Mrs Thad Patten tomorrow afternoon. A kitchen apron sale is planned at Wilson Brothers store Saturday March 27 by Kimberly WW Co. There will be a 10 cent tea at Mrs Chas Wn's on April 2 to raise funds for the French orphan adopted by the society. About 150 attended the O I S gathering at Masonic hall Tuesday night with dancing and refreshments. The Twentieth Century club meets Saturday at 2 30 in Parish hall. Episcopal Guild meets this afternoon at Mrs T E B Schwartz 711 Second Ave East. Mrs Jarnest White hosted a 6 30 dinner Tuesday with guessing contests and bridge. Mrs H J Lewis high score. Guests included Mrs TL Bo Lewis and several named ladies. Money pledged to the Y W C A was completed at the Business Women's Association dinner at Mrs He J Young's home. covers set for thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Brothers
Kimberly Www. Co. U. U
Jarnest White
H. J. Lewis
Y. Wee, A
Business Women's Association
He. J. Young
Brake man knocked from car by coal chute WY
A brakeman riding on a Twin Ells and Minidokn branch car was struck when a projecting coal chute knocked him off yesterday evening. He sustained injuries not thought serious. Dr Leete examined him and found no broken bones. Rimmer was taken to the hospital for further care.
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Gimeno
Sdac
Leete
Syurds
Rimmer
Moore Carefil
Funeral of Mrs McKinster at Methodist Church Today
Mrs Charles McKinster, 52, a Twin Falls resident for 12 years, died at home Tuesday from stomach cancer. The funeral is set for 2:30 this afternoon at the Methodist church. Survived by husband and four children James B and Ray L with local firms Wright Aiuto and Reynolds Bros, Lawrence Sr, and daughter Irma.
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Charles McKinster
Twin Falls
Methodist Church
James B
Ray L
Wright Aiuto Company
Lawrence Sr
Reynolds Bros
Irma
Thanks to those who assisted during illness and death
We express gratitude to those who assisted during the sickness and death of our beloved husband son and brother. Thank you for the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs. and A. Wick and Son, Mr. and Mrs. I. Wick and Family, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wick and Son
Colored man arrested for stealing suitcase in Buhl
G. C. Ray, colored, of Buhl, was arrested Tuesday evening on a charge of stealing a suitcase belonging to James Sutton of Buhl. He was arrested at Rupert and Naas and was reported to have confessed in Justice court there. He was brought to Twin Falls yesterday afternoon.
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G. C. Ray
Buhl
James Sutton
Rupert
Naas
Hay
Twin Alls
Smith v Ami suit cites three causes of complaint
John G. Smith files suit against Pete Ami alleging nonpayment for 44 tons of alfalfa hay valued at 560 dollars. A second claim states Ami sheep damaged crops valued at 125 dollars, with further allegations of additional damages and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. G. Smith
Pete Ami
Ami
Fencing Material Dispute Seeks Recovery of Land Use Sums
Property case claims defendant used five acres of plaintiff land in 1919. Rental value cited at $159. Plaintiff seeks judgment for total sums stated plus costs. Case filed in nation courts.
Wife charges non support in probate court action
Bert Skidmore, a teamster from Twin Falls, ordered to appear in probate court on a criminal complaint filed by his wife Missie Skidmore alleging failure and refusal to provide for their two dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiner
Bert Skidmore
Twin Fally
Misse Skidmore
City Council Votes to Elevate All Crosswalks
City council meeting on Tuesday afternoon voted to elevate all crosswalks. The discussion focused on improving pedestrian safety and traffic flow across major intersections in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Raised crossings favored despite cost at meeting
The Monday meeting discussed public concerns about crossing streets with baby carriages near locations lacking allied crossings. Complaints from women prompted the discussion, and despite several thousand dollars more in expense, it was decided that raised crossings would be a convenience to the public. Want ads were noted as delivering quick results.
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Reds
Associated Pr
Washington
lIndependent Market
Manhattan
Ty Sinclair
The
Blue’ Lakes
Masonic Hall
Perish Hall
Episcopal Guild
Suincase
Eldridge Bldg
Dr. D. Brown Severs
Perrine Hotel
E Greate
Idaho
ENT Store, Ltd
Diamond Hardware Co
Main Ave
Twin Falls, Idaho
Beneve Tel
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