Atlantic Fleet Parade Reaches New York Harbor
Nearly sixty ships led by the Pennsylvania arrive in the Hudson after three months at sea. Secretary Daniels and Admiral Coontz witness the naval review as crews enjoy liberty amid a harbor crowded with officials and onlookers. Navy radio links Times Square as amplifiers crackle with the secretary’s words.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Navy
Hudson River
Cuban
Ambrose
Secretary Daniels
Virginia Capes
Admiral Coontz
Admiral Wilson
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Mr. Daniels
Great Sea Force
Times Square
Wilson
Cannibals Attack Ex expedition in Amazon region
A letter from Chester Ober describes a ferocious cannibal attack on Dr. A Mamison Rice’s expedition near Newport, with two cannibals killed by Rice and geographer Ober. Mrs Nice of Philadelphia accompanies the party as they continue exploration of the Amazon.
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Associated Press
Newport
MacMay
A. Mamison Rice
Amazon
Chester Ober
Two Couples Get Marriage Licenses in County Office
Two marriage licenses were issued at the county recorder s office yesterday to James B Taylor and Susie W White of Bubl and J W Oscurt and Blanche Hupperty of Twin Tatts.
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County Recorder’s Office
James B. Taylor
Susie W. White
Bubl
J. W. Oscurt
Blanche Hupperty
May Day Ushers in New Citizens at District Court
Five World War I veterans were naturalized in district court yesterday. Rudolph Martens a German and a future citizen spoke of his love for the United States. Joseph Kucera a Czech Slovak Maso Corak an Austrian John Balk a Canadian and Einar Nelson a Norwegian were granted citizenship while six others were postponed to the next term.
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District Court
Canada
Germany
W. A. Babcock
Rudolph Martens
United States
Joseph Kucera
Masko Corak
John Balkwill
Einar Nelson
Norway
Babcock
Divorce suit filed in district court by Lillian Diehl
A divorce suit was filed in the district court by Lillian G Diehl against Charles J Diehl yesterday. They were married in Provo Utah on August 1 1901. The plaintiff seeks custody of a minor child. desertion and neglect to provide are alleged by the plaintiff.
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District Court
Lillian G. Diehl
Charles J. Diehl
Provo
Utah
Plaintite
Seats for One Dollar Auction Sparks Large Crowd
A fragmentary report notes a sale of part of a house at a price of one thousand dollars. A large crowd gathers, including the renowned cellist Bruno Steindel, with events dated May 4.
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Fan Tenrie
Bruno Steindel
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County farmers urged protection from bogus poultry agents
Missona M. Ludwig reports a Farm Bureau investigation into individuals posing as State Poultry Association reps inspecting Twin Falls County poultry. They pressure farmers to buy dust powder spray and internal remedies at inflated prices. Genuine Extension Service and State Poultry Association deny affiliation, with potential legal action under Idaho law.
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Twin Falls County
Ughines
State Poultry Association
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Ag& Anil
Farm Bureau
Stila Voultry Association
Idaho
Poultry Expert Iren Moore to Visit Twin Falls
Iren Moore is scheduled to arrive in Twin Falls this afternoon to help promote poultry raising as a profitable community effort. He will speak at Twin Falls High School tomorrow, delivering morning and afternoon talks on proper culling methods and other poultry practices.
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Ren Moore
Twin Falls
Legion Auxiliary Social Night Planned by Women Helpers
The Womens auxiliary of the American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday May 6 at 7:30 PM in the Parish hall. It is a social event with program supervision by A Wilton Peck. Members are urged to attend and invite mothers wives sisters and daughters of ex service men who are legion members to join. Prospective entrants must attend the meeting to become charter members. Mrs C H Krengel leads enrollment.
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Womens Auxiliary of the American Legion
A. Wilton Peck
Legion
C. H. Krengel
Summary of Population and Employment Figures Across Cities
Washington May 1 report shows Pittsburgh and Terre Haute posting gains while Joplin declines. Pittsburgh up 54,288 jobs or 10.4 percent and Terre Haute up 7,757 or 13.3 percent. Joplin down 2,218 or 6.9 percent. Hoquiam gains 1,714 or 21.0 percent.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Joplin
Pittsburgh
Hoaquiam
Wash
Census figures show varied city population changes
Washington data from May 1 lists Alameda California with 28,806 people, up 5,423 or 23.2 percent. Connelsville Pennsylvania 13,804 up 959 or 7.5 percent. Wilson North Carolina 10,653 up 3,936 or 58.6 percent. North Platte Nebraska 10,466 up 5,673 or 118.4 percent. Clifton New Jersey 6,470 up 14,601 or 123.0 percent.
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Alameda
Cal
Connelsville
Penna
Wilson
N. C
North Platte
Neb
Clifton
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Detroit papers raise price by six cents per copy
Detroit News and the Detroit Journal announce an advance from 2 to 8 cents per copy effective May 3. Increased production costs are cited as the reason for the higher price.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Detroit News
Detroit Journal
Methodist pastor unites two couples in marriage
James B. Taylor and Miss Susie E. White of Buhl were married yesterday by Rev. Alexander G. Bennett. Another wedding was solemnized at the church yesterday afternoon.
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James B. Taylor
Susie E. White
Buhl
Alexander G. Bennett
Local Couple Weds. Plan Short Trip Then Reside in Twin Falls
The Rev. Mr. Bennett J Blair Lang ford and Miss Gladys M Noble of this city attended by Mrs E H Noble and C L Craig. After graduation the couple left for a short trip and on returning will reside in Twin Falls.
Morain Faces Bigamy Charge in Court
Anna Hoffman Moran files pignimy charge against Morain, held on bond of 3000 dollars. The case involves a marriage performed on October 20, 1917, with wife No 2 seeking annulment. Lis Fannie Vandrase Moran, married November 16, 1909, is also mentioned.
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Morain
Anna Hoffman Moran
Lis
Fannie Vandrase Moran
Milwaukon Engineer Keeps Two Wives Two Homes
Milwauikon Wis May 1 Harold Morin a railroad engineer lived a dual life for three years with two wives and two homes in Milwaukee. He maintained and shared them on an alternate basis as family and court proceedings disclosed today.
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Associated Press
Milwauison
Wis
Harold Morin
Milwauukee
Caldwell Co op Store Ad Promises Lower Prices
An old Caldwell Co op Store advertisement claims services rival best prices, noting mail orders would no longer arrive daily from the west. Readers are urged to write for the price list today.
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Caldwell
West
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