Alworth Reports East Trip and Meredith Meeting
Alworth returns from a monthlong eastern visit with J Meredith in Washington and discusses irrigation expertise. He traveled through Chicago, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Toledo, North Baltimore, and Oklahoma visiting relatives and noting weather on the return. Bast is held without bail on first degree murder charges, with nieces reportedly abused by their mother.
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T. Meredith
United States
Alworth
J. Meredith
Washington
Mir. Meredith
Thaho
Walls
Tle
Chicane
Mittenad
Plan-Marine
Cristines
Meredith
Truhl
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Toledo
Ohio
Oklahoma
Twin Falls
Ast
Bast
Hisses
Witories
Shooting at Lyons House Ends Life of Mrs Regan
An inquest at Lyons, Ikas, reports Mrs. George Regan was shot at the breakfast table by her brother W. B. Bast. Bast recanted his initial accident claim and admitted buying the revolver to kill his sister to free her four daughters from her influence.
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Associated
Fpress
Lyons
Ikas
George Regan
W. B. Bast
Questionaire on presidential campaigns asks about funding
A Libor weekly paper, published by railroad labor organizations, prints a questionnaire to Democrats and Republicans asking how candidates finance their campaigns. It notes fears of large expenditures and queries about lists of contributors and totals expected before the national convention.
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Washington
Libor
Political Letter Proposes Sworn Expenditure Returns From Candidates
A newspaper fragment discusses demands for sworn expenditure statements from presidential contenders and lists potential contributors. It asks whether candidates would back an appeal to Congress to require sworn returns and contributor names, while insisting the letter should not be seen as an indictment of candidate methods.
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Lsts
Contelters
Congress
WWO
Clerks Demand Discharge of Two Norfolk and Western Workers
RivAnor Te Vin March 24 Two hundred clerks in local offices of the Norfolk and Western railway voted to withdraw from service to protest an alleged insult to a woman clerk in the superintendent of terminals office. A B R Lane said discharge of two men was demanded by noon tomorrow, else 3 000 system clerks would strike. W J Jenkins said company officials investigated and found no grounds for removal.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
A. B R. Lane
W. J. Jenkins
The
Norfolk and Western
Gompers Takes Hand In Baltimore Union Fight
Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, intervenes in Baltimore labor troubles. He opposes the secession against Baltimore Federation of Labor head John H. Ierguson and has sent a representative to Baltimore to aid an adjustment at the drydocks.
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Baltimore
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John H. Ierguson
Baltimore Foderation of Labor
Elks Hold Social Evening At Inks Hall
A regular social dance by the Iniks at their hall drew a large crowd last night. Attendees enjoyed an informal program with music and dancing throughout the evening.
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Iniks
Tri State church meet features chorus drama and basketball
The tri state meet at Cotillion hall brings Oakley Raft River and Twin Falls L. C0 churches. At 1 o'clock this afternoon 16 voice choirs from the three stakes compete for honors. After musical contests each church presents a one act drama followed by junior and senior basketball teams contesting for prizes. A ball and social follow.
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Oakley
Raft River
Twin Falls
Twin Falls L. Co
Cotillion Hall
Bames
Richmond Body Buried After Ten Months Missing Case
The skeleton of J. J. Richmond, found at the mouth of McMillan creek last Sunday, was interred Tuesday afternoon in Twin Falls ten months after his disappearance. Coroner P. J. Grossman presided over the services.
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Richmond
J. J. Richmond
McMillan Creek
Mr. Richmond
Twin Falls
P. J. Grossman
Organizing Leonard Wood Club Planned in Tim Falls
W B Pankhurst travels from Boise to Tim Falls to arrange the creation of a Leonard Wood club in the community with local support and coordination expected.
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W. B. Pankhurst
Tim Falls
Boisé
Leonard Wood Club
Italian Exodus Continues from New York to Naples
New York reports the ongoing Italian exodus due to high living costs. The steamship Argentina docked today from Naples carrying 967 Italians, most of whom are former residents who returned after the war with plans to stay in Italy.
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New York
Haly
Argentina
Naples
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