Graduation Exercises End at Twin Falls High School
Sixty graduates received diplomas at Twin Falls high school exercises held last evening at the Lavering theater. The program featured a decorated stage, an invocation by Rev. Conrad L. Owen, vocal numbers by Marie Estelle Roberts, piano by Zelma Christine Larmore, and a commencement address by Dr. Ernest H. Lindley of Idaho State University. Diplomas were presented by Victor K. Necker as the benediction closed the ceremony. An informal reception followed, with friends and relatives congratulating the graduates.
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Twin Falls
Lavering
Conrad L. Owen
Marie Estelle Roberts
Zelma Christine Larmore
Harold G. Blue
Ernest H. Lindley
Idaho State University
New Pioneers
Dr. Lindley
Victor K. Necker
Owen
Closing Program At Bickel School Marks End Of Term
The Bickel school held a closing program yesterday with departmental grades. Class wills and histories were read as students enjoyed a general good time.
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Bickel School
Ditérhoon
Kimberly Superintendent Visits Twin Falls
John J. Corcoran, superintendent of schools in Kimberly, was in Twin Falls yesterday on a business visit.
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John J. Corcoran
Kimberly
Twin Falls
Summer activities unfold for Filer and Twin Falls teachers
Miss Margaret Gurley of Filer vacations in Twin Falls while several Twin Falls teachers plan long summer stays. Miss W Pearl Cherry’s mother and sister among visitors. Idaho Technical Institute informs county about summer school June 9 to July 18 offering professional work and certification review. Music pupils of Miss Helene Allmendinger perform at Buhl High School on May 19 and 23 at the Presbyterian church parlors in Twin Falls, with recitals in Buhl and Twin Falls.
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Margaret Gurley
Filer
Twin Falls
Miss Gurley
Filer Rural High School
W. Pearl Cherry
Helene Allmendinger
Buhl
Turin
Presbyterian Church
Repeal of War Time Prohibition Proposed in Bill
The Associated Press reports Washington on May 14 indicating a bill to repeal wartime prohibition would delay its effect and push the opening session to next year. The measure aims to end the wartime alcohol ban and adjust legislative timing accordingly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sessio
Fragmentary Congress Text Mentions Representative Gallivan
A fragment notes Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts introducing a measure, labeled democrat, with a similar proposal by Micadalne in Congress. The text ends without indicating passage or outcome as the session concluded.
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Gallivan
Massachusetts
Demurrer Filed in Damman v Hough Hanson et al
A demurrer was filed yesterday by the defendant in the suit of rank B. Damman against Walker K. Hough A. C. Hanson and others.
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Rank B. Damman
Walker K. Hough
A. C. Hanson
Notice of appeal in probate case against W R Summers
A notice of appeal was filed in probate court yesterday by W R Summers in a case brought by George Heeg. The plaintiff was awarded a judgment of 254.65 by Judge Duvall.
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W. R. Summers
George Heeg
Duvall
Ambrose Arrested on Wife's Complaint in Probate Court
Mary Ambrose accuses husband W M Ambrose of assault prompting arrest yesterday. Warrant issued in probate court based on her complaint.
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W. M. Ambrose
Mary Ambrose
Probate Judge Duvall Returns from State Reformatory Visit
Probate Judge O P Duvall returned yesterday from St Anthony where he visited the state reformatory.
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O. P. Duvall
St. Anthony
State Reformatory
Poultry Culling Demonstration Noted in Hansen Visit
Pren Moore and Mrs. C H Brown spent the afternoon at Mrs. J S Wiseman’s Hansen home. Moore culled the Wiseman flock and conducted a killing demonstration to show the value of culling birds. Miss Hasina Spence visited Mountain Home clubs. H B Walters of Filer was a Twin Falls business visitor yesterday.
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Pren Moore
C H. Brown
J.S. Wiseman
Hansen
Mountain View
Hasina Spéncé
Mountain Home
H. B. Walters
Filer
Twin Falls
Farmer H. H. Schildman Visits County Farm Bureau
H. H. Schildman, a farmer from Filer, visited the county farm bureau's office yesterday to discuss agricultural matters and receive information on local programs.
Emil Sommer Reported Calling at County Farm Bureau
Emil Sommer of Filer called at the county farm bureau offices yesterday seeking information.
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Emil Sommer
Filer
County Farm Bureau
Millions for Near East relief approved at New York luncheon
In New York on May 14 the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian relief voted a total of 3.6 million dollars, the largest ever for the Near East. Of the sum one million will fund clothing and supplies, with allocations to Persia 590000, Caucasus 825000, Ararat and Mardin 300000, Aleppo 100000, and Constantinople 650000. The remaining 225000 covers emergencies.
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Associated Press
New York
Near East
American Committeé For
Cleveland H. Dodge
Eikus
John H. Pinley
Gdad
Asia
Persia
Caucasus
Jairint
Ourfa
Mardin
Odo
Aleppo
Constantinople
Pershing Receives Honorary Degree at St Andrews
General John J. Pershing was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of St Andrews in Scotland on May 14. The ancient university conferred the distinction, recognizing his services.
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Pershing
Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
John. J. Pershing
University of
House Chamber Rapped for Order Breaks Ivory Gavel
In a dramatic scene the speaker rapped for order in the chamber, the tumult leaving the room empty as he shattered an ivory gavel that had been a gift from a friend.
Threatened Invasion Shifts Support in Venezuelan Crisis
Washington reports an attempted invasion of Venezuela led by Ernest Livéron failed to sustain the opposition. Pro-Gomez demonstrations bloom in Caracas and other cities as President Bustillos gains backing from formerly opposed factions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Réachitiz
Venezuela
Ernest Livéron
Gomez
Caracas
Bustillos
Soldier Enlists At 17 In World War I Service Record
Johnson joined the military in April 1917, eleven days after the war declaration, at age 17. His papers show he served as a wagoner in France with the 146th Machine Gun Battalion the 116th Supply Train and the Chemical Warfare Service.
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Johnson
France
146Th
Chemical Warfare
Horrors of Peace Clause Clarifies Restitution Demands
The Peace Treaty Section IV Clause 6 requires Germany within six months to restore the Koran of the Caliph Othman from Medina to the Hed jas king and the skull of the Sditan Okwawa once held in German East Africa to Britain. The language is presented as a formal restitution provision in the peace terms.
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Germany
Othman
Medina
Sditan Okwawa
German East Africa
Five Prisoners Escape County Jail In Everett Break
Everett, May 14 Five prisoners escaped the county jail by sawing through three steel barriers. The escape was discovered as the last man left. Fugitives include Robert Hilliard serving a burglary sentence Carl Freeman a petty charge, and three federal deportation prisoners William McKinnon Canadian Isang Mitcham Englishman and Leo Lochaski Austrian.
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Associated Press
Everett
Wash
Robert Hilliard
Carl Freeman
William McKinnon
Isang Mitcham
Leo Lochaski
California Returns Fire Totals From Mitigation Efforts
California reports progress in fire protection and hazard reduction efforts as agencies note improvements in early response and community readiness. Officials emphasize continued funding and coordination with local departments to reduce wildfire risk across regions.
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