Fire sweeps Cottilion venue. hundreds aid rescue
A blaze at the Cottilion venue north of the city caused extensive damage to shops and the hall, with 200 citizens offering help. Wright’s, United States, and Lal laby Wardware were among the worst losses. Fire Chief W. As Worrell led efforts. the basement flooded and several workers saved belongings amid widespread water damage. Miss Greenwald, rescued amid flames, recovered, while investigators traced the alarm timing to The Chronicle.
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Cottilion
C. M. Staits
Chronicle
Worrell
Wright's
United States
Lallaby Wardware Company
Wright
Clarence Wright
Z. W. Dumke
Idaho. Co-Op
Ph IK
Hadman
J. W. Withers
Porter and Withers
Salladay Hardware Company
Reeds
Misa” Eigabeth Greenwald
Miss Greenwald
Harry Mekindr
Austin
Fightiffsn
Miss. Greenwald
Mr. McKinley
Étion
Elaborate Banquet Hosted by Hexigon Juniors for Seniors
A home banquet Friday evening hosted by two Hexigon junior members for four senior members featured a long centerpiece of nar cissus and scarlet teraniums and color coordinated place cards. After dinner, guests danced. Hosts were Harold Decker and Clyde Shelby, with attendees including Vera Cook Hilda Holderman Violet Skillman Theodora Mckhame Constance White Violet Holderman Carl Edwards Theodore Swartz Victor Strock Nat Williamson.
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W. H. Decker
Hexigon Club
Vera Cook
Hilda Holderman
Violet Skillman
Theodora Mckhame
Constance White
Violet Holderman
Messrs
Carl Edwards
Theodore Swartz
Victor Strobeck
Nat Williamson
Temporary support ordered for wife in Cannon divorce case
Judge W. A. Babcock ruled yesterday that Joseph Cannon must pay a temporary sum of 30 dollars to his wife Iva Cannon and their minor child during the divorce proceedings. The decision was announced in the pending case.
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Joseph Cannon
Iva Cannon
Cannon
W. A. Babcock
Pre-Convention Investigation Moves Ahead in Washington
A Senate investigati ng committee directs about a dozen men to explain pre-convention campaign expenditures and funding sources. Names tied to McAdoo Wood Lowden Cox and Poindexter among those called or asked to appear as hearings aim to wrap before the June conventions.
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Washington
Senate
Frank H. Hitchcock
Am Pain
Leonard Wood
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
William G. McAdoo
Iwenyon
Lowden
Ilinois
Angus McSween
Johnson
H T.mere
Cox
H. M. Daugherty
Harvata M. Iuse
Poindexter
Kenyon Saga
Life Insurance Promise in Honest Workwear Ad Claim
An advertisement argues that within six months working men wearing patched overalls will buy life insurance. The speaker claims patched knees signal affordability to insure, while patched seats indicate the need to guard against financial risk due to lack of insurance.
Twin Falls Truck Train Plans For Mon Meet
Twin Walls will entertain the Ship By Truck train Monday meeting the Salt Lake Boise line at Murtaugh then continuing to Buhl. Local auto dealers and shops join a coordinated caravan with the Twin Falls band to Kimberley Murtaugh Hansen Filer and Buhl. A public program includes band concerts and speeches at the high school.
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Twin Walls
Salt Lake Boise
Murtaugh
Buhl
Johnson Auto Sales
Twin Falls Automotative Trades Association
Magel Brothers Garage
Twin’ Falls
Jerome
Boise
Public Plan for International Justice Court at The Hague
A draft plan for a permanent court of international justice, offered by Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland and Holland, outlines a 15 judge panel with six substitutes. Judges serve nine years, substitutes six, elected by the League of Nations assembly. Limited to two judges per country, retirement at 66 with pension. Court to settle disputes between nations and rule on cases presented to it, per League Covenant Article XIV.
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the Hague
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
League
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Holland
Peace Palace
The
Hague
Assembly of the League
Council of the
London
Elihu Root
United States
Root
Lord Phillimore
England
Baron Descamps
Belgium
Loder
M. Vesnitch
Jugo- Slavia
Cruiser to Take Navy Contestants to Olympic
The U S 8 Frederick armored cruiser will transport and accommodate Navy officers and men and Navy Reserve members who qualify for participation in the Antwerp Olympic Games. Commander C B Mayo announced the plan at the American Olympic committee meeting. The Navy Department authorized calling naval reserve members to active duty who seek Olympic spots and meet athletic qualifications.
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Avy Department
The
Navy
United States
Belgium
Antwerp
Associated Press
New York
Daniels
U. S
Frederick
United States Navy
Comander’ C. B. Mayo
United States. Navy
Mayo
Navy Department
Naval Reserve ‘Force
President Wilson Warns Miners on Anthracite Strike
President Wilson warned anthracite operators and miners there must be no strike during the critical readjustment period. If an agreement fails, he would appoint a commission to decide the dispute and keep mines operating pending the decision, with the award retroactive to April first. Also, J. K. DeWitt reported his mother Mrs. H J DeWitt, age 82, died Friday afternoon.
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Associated ‘Press
Washington
Wilson
Twin Falls Dance to Raise Funds for Local Home
Dancing devotees of Twin Falls will attend a Monday night event at the Lav Gring pavilion to start a fund for a home. Proceeds support the post’s newly formed home corporation, building on prior successful dances by the organization.
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Home Corporation
Club members participate in annual junior festival
Several members attended the annual farm bureau junior festival yesterday held at Buhl. When the opportune moment arrived the boys and girls gathered for the parade led off by the Buhl municipal band.
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Farm, Bureau
Buhl
T He
Work on Blue Lake north road to start Monday
Ewin Falls district highway officials announced that road work on the Blue Lake north route will commence Monday and be finished 80 days after the distributor arrives. A telegram last week noted the large distribution had left Boston, but details on the arrival path or transportation mode were not provided.
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Trauling
Blue
Lake North
Ewin Falls
Ote
Boston
Funeral services for Ray Beals today at 2 o clock
Funeral services for Ray Beals nine months old son of Harry Beals of 30 eighth street east will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of the Rev Alexander G Bennett on Second street east.
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Ray Beals
Harry Beals
Eighth Street
Alexander G. Bennett
Second Street
Marriage License Issued By County Recorder Office
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the county recorder’s office to Frank Fleming and Miss Malie Hitoh man.
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County Recorder’s Office
Frank Fleming
Malie
Hitoh‘man
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C. B. Lindsey
Ninth Avenue North
H. T. Lewis
J. J. Peters
Mesdames J., McGrokers
A. McMaster
Lytle
W. B. Hoag
Braward
Boone
Rhinehart
Harvard
Ishersal
Davidson
H. ©. Peters
C. Peters
Mrs. Dufresne
Mountain View Club
Mis
Helen
Goodrich
Grace Graham
Justice Court
J. K. DeWitt
Melcher
Iowa
H. J. DeWitt
Talia
Powards
For Home Corporation
Special Music
Pap
Cain
Huck
Mark
Twain
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