Senate Treaty Debate Opens with Varying Factions
A Senate session on the treaty’s ratification sees Democrats and Republicans clashing over openness and proprieties. Senator Johnson charges treaty supporters hide concessions, while Senator Hitendock defends the president’s handling. No vote is taken as debate widens into constitutional limits and international norms.
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Gisbuss
State Department
Tls Leddéra
Johnson
California
Républietn
Dréin Séhvier Hitendoek
Nebyaska
Gontradiied
Hmiuest Niki
Répoplitan Leddér LbAg6
Prospéctiva
Tie Reveiéh
Mir HitdHdock
Bvrery
Géridaty
Massachusetts
Berlin
Senate
Transportation charge in Priar County case involves Jerome Martinez
In Priar County, Jerome Martinez faces transport of stolen goods charges. Court records indicate alleged possession and concealment of illicit items during a traffic incident. The case remains active with no plea entered as proceedings continue.
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Martinez
Jerome
Goats DNA Case Seeks Clarity On Court Order
A damaged excerpt indicates a court proceeding involving a defendant described as an automobile party and a plaintiff. An order was issued implementing a stipulation amid unclear references to funds and months, with terms like 68 and 25 dollars appearing in the fragment.
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Sytorneys
Limony
Hansen Fined for Contempt in Restraining Order Case
Fred B. Hansen was fined $50 by Judge W A Babcock for contempt of court yesterday. He violated a temporary restraining order issued at Frank B. Damman s request. The case relates to irrigation ditch disputes with several related actions. Damman himself will get a contempt hearing Monday.
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Fred B. Hansen
W. A. Babcock
Hansen
Frank B. Damman
Mamman
Consolidated Wagon & Machinery Sues Herman Walcott for 508.90
The Consolidated Wagon & Machinery company filed a district court suit yesterday against Herman Walcott seeking 508.90 on an unpaid account and 100 in attorney fees.
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Consolidated Wagon & Machinery Company
Herman Walcott
Walcott
Suit Filed Over Land Purchase by Idaho Land & Improvement Co
A suit filed in district court by Idaho Land & Improvement Co and C. F. Brodérden against W. R. Summers alleges a land sale agreement from spring 1917. Payments planned included 26 dollars, 975 dollars on March 1 1917 and 1000 dollars on December 1 1917 with further installments. Summers allegedly failed to pay the 1000 dollars due December 1 1918 and has not paid since. The land described covers portions of section 21 township 10 south range 18 E B M and adjacent blocks and tracts including the Albert tract.
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W. R. Summers
Idaho Land &, Improvement Company
C. F. Broderdén
The
Land Company
M. R. “Elbers
Summers
Siang
Albert
Lawsuit Seeks Alimony and Fees in Cruelty Case
Plaintiff sues for divorce from William Bousman alleging extreme cruelty. The couple has three children Mary age 5 Lee W age 3 and Peggy age 2. Plaintiff asks $260 attorneys fees and $75 per month temporary alimony.
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William Bousman
Mary
Lee W
Peggy
Whittaker Answers Suit Over Irrigation Ditch Rights
R D Whittaker filed an answer in district court to a suit by Ben H Brown alleging use of Brown's irrigation ditch. Whittaker asserts prior rights to the ditch as the defense in the case.
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R. D. Whittaker
District Court
Ben H. Brown
Whittaker
Brown
Hyde et al Appeal Filed After District Court Judgment
An appeal was filed in district court yesterday by Ww. 8S. Hyde and others, defendants, in a suit brought by J. D. Moyer and Elizabeth Moyer. The district court had awarded a judgment of 1100 dollars to the plaintiffs.
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District Court
Teachers from several states to serve summer school
Mary L Blake of Indiana Lulu Felien of Minnesota and Pearl Clark of Colorado will arrive to teach in the upcoming Summer School program.
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Mary- L. Blake
Ind
Lulu
Felien of
Dehman Announces Agricultural Department Change
Announcement indicates G. BP Dehman appointed to lead the agricultural department with a focus on Twin eal and related reform. Details are sparse but the move signals reshaping and official oversight in rural policy and education.
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G. BP
Dehman
Agricultural Department
Ronan
He’ Cuidré
Pupil from erg OE wpe A ath school
A pupil from erg OE wpe A ath school gave their statement in a brief remark.
Hollister High closes year with varied program and diplomas
Diplomas were presented by chairman J Long to Ella Weatherby Elden Butler Alma Shearing Robert Long Cecil Hurst Richard Hurst Muriel Ravenscroft Wallace Shearing Peter Lansholm and Mearle Ewing. The largest class in school history. An early patrons meeting planned for a new four room brick building. The closing program featured orchestra eighth grade and high school numbers, readings, songs, and a play My Son Archie with cast listed.
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Erby
Elden Butler
J;ak Long
Ella Weatherby
Alma Shearing
Robert Long
Cecil Hurst
Richard Hurst
Muriel Ravenscroft
Wallace Shearing
Peter Lansholm
Mearle Ewing
Hollister
Hall
Bouton
Misa Mattey
Dolly Show
Maypole
Lawrence Hall
John Brown
Hutchman
Cecil Ray
Patrick's
Wayne Grover
Our Old High School
Mrs. McFarland
Miss Wolfe
Trustees Meet Today Organize County School Districts
Trustees of the dependent school districts meet at the county superintendent Miss Brittomart Wolfe office. Efforts will organize a county trustees association and arrange for periodic meetings.
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Brittomart Wolfe
Last School Closures Reported by White County Official
Miss Brittomart White, county superintendent, notes a yearlong trend of last schools closing. The terse statement reflects ongoing school consolidations and budget pressures across the county.
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Brittomart
White County
Provost Leaves Boyd Hospital for Hanson Home
M. B. Provost, long treated at Boyd hospital, departed last evening to return to his home in Hanson after an extended stay for medical care.
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M. B. Provost
Boyd Hospital
Hanson
Kidney health advice from Hy on daily meat and salt flush
A fragment urges daily meat if desired but to flush kidneys with salt. Cites Hy as an authority claiming meat worsens kidney function, causing dullness, back pain, headaches, dizziness, and rheumatic pain. Recommends four cm of Rad Salts in water before breakfast to cleanse kidneys and neutralize urine acids. Jad Salts described as inexpensive lithia water.
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