Memorial day plans announced by Sona and veterans
A committee from the Sona and the Veterans group with the G A R outlined Memorial Day observances. A 10 o'clock parade will form at the M E church and proceed to the cemetery for services over veterans' graves. Participants include the city band officials lodges Boy Scouts high school cadets Twin Falls post American Legion G A R ladies and Sons of Veterans.
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Néfenite
Sona ‘of
G A. R
M. E
Twin Falls Post American Legion
G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans
Arthur Alworth
Twin Falls Post
American Legion
A. J. Meyers
C. Is. DeLong
Frank Martin
Alworth
M. Sweeley
Boise
T. A. Walters
Caldwell
Lincoln
Harold M Harris Visits Twin Falls as Memorial Commission Secretary
Harold M Harris secretary of the state memorial commission visited Twin Falls yesterday. A former Boise newspaper man Harris has for four years served as deputy clerk of the district court of Idaho county at Grangeville. The memorial commission was authorized at the last legislative session.
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Harold M. Harris
State Memorial Commission
Twin Falls
Harris
Boise
Idaho County
Grangeville
Painting Bridge Work Underway on Han nen Bridge
R. E. Murray engineer in charge announced yesterday that painting parts of the Han nen bridge with field paint is underway. Five trained workmen are on the job. replacements will arrive from Salt Lake. The bridge is expected to open by July 1.
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Hannen Bridge
R. E. Murray
Engt
Enginee
Salt Lake
Death Notice for John W Grigoby Farmer on Fourth Avenue East
John W Grigoby a farmer living on Fourth avenue east died yesterday. He arrived by his wife. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 4 30 p m at DeWitt undertaking parlors Reverend W A Moore officiating. Cemetery services will be conducted under the local lodge of Masons.
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John W. Grigoby
Fourth Avenue East
Marriage Licenses Issued At Recorder’s Office
Two marriage licenses were secured yesterday at the recorder's office. Nick C. Wiebe 22 and Katie Abel 18 of Twin Falls obtained one license, while Charles J. Gooding 40 and Ruth Furber 24 of Burley were issued another.
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Recorder's Office
Nick C. Wiebe
Katie Abel
Twin Falls
Charles J. Gooding
Ruth Furber
Burley
Papers Filed For Two Local Lads Postwar Status
Two file papers filed with the county recorder yesterday reveal Harold M. Yartwell and Eugene Borg as the individuals involved. Neither lad from the 8. O. L. class has yet to be deployed overseas.
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County Recorder
Harold M. Yartwell
Eugene Borg
Funeral Today for Mrs Ann Elizabeth Kirkman
Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Kirkman will be held today at 10:30 from the L D S church. Her body arrived in Twin Falls from Salt Lake City where she died yesterday.
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Ann Elizabeth Kirkman
L. D
Twin Falls
Salt Lake City
Read Named to Head State Boy Scout Campaign Committee
Gov ordains Roy A. Read as head of the state Boy Scout campaign committee. The News Company reports the appointment as part of a broader drive now being organized in Twin Falls. Davis notes the effort aims to boost scouting in the region with organized support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Govox
D. W. Davis
Roy A. Read
News Company
Bryant and daughter leave for Seattle
Bryant and his daughter depart for Seattle in a brief society item, noting travel plans and family ties. The readable fragment shows their movement and destination without additional context or dates.
Secretary Baker Announces War Budget Progress
Secretary of War Baker declared at a dinner that $300 million country funds are aligned as he spoke. He said $15,000,000 men will have returned this month and the department remains three to four months ahead of its schedule.
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Baker
Twin Falls Briefs Reflect Wide Day of Local Visitor Trips
Local residents and out of town visitors frequent Twin Falls and nearby towns. Mirthful travel includes Gooding, Caldwell, Jerome, Richfield, Burley, Murtaugh, Hazelton, Hansen, Kimberly, Shoshone and Bliss. Visitors stop for brief business trips, shopping, and weekend visits with relatives or family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Sloan
Gooding
Twin Falls
Sam Hart
David Gardner
Richfield
Hart
J. W. Doane
Pocatello
Twin Talls
C. J. Westcott
Caldwell
Hi. V. Kuhn
Boise
T. O. Boyd
Jerome
Ray Case
Eden Ars
R. 5. Green
Buhl
I. Wallington
Hazelton
Twin Italls
Miller
Johnson
Murtaugh
M. F. Griffith
Kimberly
GH. Overstreet
Burley
Marion Plumb
I. L. Johnson
Orrin Fuller
Buhl Masonic Lodge
Agnes Starkey
Matilda Schnell
Mary and
Elizabeth Roberts
Pomeroy
H. J. Barnes
Hansen
S. M. Smith
Wendell
Bessie Jones
Russell
H. C. Scranton
F. J. Autery
Regrets Right to Give Man Death Sentence
Ed ward Primrose pleaded guilty to murder in The Dalles circuit court and was sentenced to life imprisonment after police chief Ralph Gibbons was killed during a bank hold up escape attempt. Dolph Lewis, arrested with Primrose, pleaded not guilty. The judge noted Oregon law does not allow the death penalty in this case.
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Dalles
Ore
Edward Primrose
Washougal
Wash
Ralph Gibbons
Dolph Lewis
Primrose
Oregon
Two Killed In Speeding Auto Collision Near Seattle
Two Seattle residents Louis Cook and Miss Frances Hayward died in a crash caused by racing cars near Seattle. Seven hurt, two seriously, as witnesses said vehicles sped about 65 mph. Carl E. Chilberg, son of the president of the Scandinavian-American bank, suffered a concussion.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Louis Cook
Frances Hayward
Carl .E. Chilberg
Leader of Light Captures King’s Plate at Toronto Meet
Toronto May 24 Leader of Light won the king s plate at the Woodstock Jerkey club Wooldbine course after a hard finish. Doleful a Seagram entry was second and Hongkong another Seagram entry third. Time 2.09 3-5.
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Toronto
Leader of Light
Cornell Beats Princeton Crew Victories on Cayuga Lake
Cornell crews defeated Princeton eights in both varsity and freshman races on Cayuga Lake this afternoon as the Ithaca contest closed.
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Cornell
Princeton
Ithaca
M. Y
Cayuga Lake
Bridge commission orders suit to recover 7000 from Minidoka County
Hansen bridge commissioner directs Prosecuting Attorney Stephan to file suit to recover 7000 as Minidoka County share of bridge costs if county commissioners refuse to approve the bill at the next board meeting. Walters and Hodgins retained. Jerome County had paid part earlier. Hillsdale highway district and county officials attended, with engineer R I Murray and secretary C C Siggins present.
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Hansen Bridge
Stephan
Minidoka County
Boaia
Walters & Hodgins
Minidoku ‘County
Jerome County
Minidoka
Hillsdale Highway District
C. C. Siggins
Bridge Commission
Walters and
R. I. Murray
Argonne Hero Returns Home From Front
James Stillwell, who served with the 91st division in France and Belgium, returned to Twin Falls yesterday to make his home. He was wounded in the Argonne forest and was off the front line only a few days before his return.
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James Stillwell
Twin Falls
91St
France
Belgium
Stillwell
Argonne Forest
Twin Falls Honor List Grows With More Wounded Soldiers
Additional names from Twin Falls join the honor list published earlier in The Chronicle. Soldiers listed include Howard M. Hollar severely wounded, Clarence W. Evans wounded, Theodore Budrow severely wounded, Archie Howell Rogerson wounded, Robert Palmer Hollister wounded, Frank Harris Hollister severely wounded, and Garret Bos Amsterdam wounded slightly.
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Twin Falls
Chronicle
Howard M. Hollar
Clarence W. Evans
Theodore Budrow
Archie Howell
Rogerson
Robert Palmer
Hollister
Frank Harris
Garret Bos
Amsterdam
Exterminator Leads Scratchlist in Mile Race at muddy track
In a mile event for three year olds and up with 10000 added money and 11300 to the winner Cudgel among scratches. Willis Sharpe Kilmer's Exterminator led the field with The Porter St Bernard Royce Rolls and Vulcanite racing behind, a nose ahead of Kilmer's horse. The race finished in 2:10 6-8 on a muddy track.
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Willis Sharpe Kilmer
St. Bernard
Royce Rolls
Vulcanite
Nine Month Period To Reinstate Insurance Extended
Washington May 24 Soldiers who fail to pay government insurance premiums after discharge receive a nine month window to reinstate their policies under a War Risk Bureau ruling announced by Secretary Glass. Policies unpaid become lapsed after 90 days but may be reinstated at any time within six months after lapse if a physician certifies good health and back premiums are paid.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Risk Bureau
Glass
Democrats Select 47 House Committee Members
Minority members were named to 47 house committees in a Democratic caucus. Naval affairs rivers and harbors and post office and post roads await Monday naming. Several members were dropped across agriculture banking foreign affairs interstate and foreign commerce judiciary and military affairs to fit reduced allotments. Two new members joined the immigration and naturalization committee and one to the merchant marine.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Agriculture
Immigration and Naturalization Committee
Merchant Marine
Paris h three? Kentucky Handicap win at Churchill Downs
J W Parish's five year old horse Ballot Thirty Thirty, trained by Midway, surged from behind to win the Kentucky Handicap at Churchill Downs by one length over S M Henderson's Beaverskill in a driving finish.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Midway
J. W. Parish
Ballot
Churchill Downs
S. M. Henderson
Beaverskill
Pitt Cancelled Intercollegiate Track Meet Due To Heavy Track
The thirteenth annual intercollegiate and inter scholastic track and field meet of the University of Pittsburgh was canceled today due to a heavy track condition.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Ladies Pastry Sale at Majestic Music Rooms
Presbyter ian ladies hold a pastry sale at the Majestic music rooms on Saturday May 24 from 10 a m until 8 p m. Proceeds support church activities.
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Majestic Music Rooms
Curtiss Buys 2176 Planes for War Dept Fleet
New York May 24 The Curtiss Airplane and Motor Corporation announced the purchase from the War Department of 2176 airplanes and 4600 motors. Negotiations, said to be the largest ever conducted by a private firm, had run for weeks. The contract was signed for the War Department today by Major General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Curtiss Airplane, and Motor Corporation
War Department
Conference relay controversy alters track results
Idaho contests the mile relay outcome accusing Washington State of a dropped baton by Parker before the tape. Officials awarded Washington State 44 points, Idaho 42, with Montana argued to merit second for three points. Oregon led the relay by finishing first as the meet concluded.
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Montana
University of Oregon
Washington State
Idaho
Oregon
Summer Team to Open June 2 at Delightful Place
An advertisement announces the Summer Team opening on June 2. It invites readers to join, promising a bright, cool, airy venue with electric fans and ice water. Manager M. B. Hoover urges contact to learn more about the attractive start. May 25.
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U. 8
Hoover
Five Die as Texas Tornado Hits Beaumont Area
A Texas tornado swept across southeastern Texas and Louisiana causing about five deaths and many injuries. Property damage was reported with blown structures and burning tanks at Magnolia Petro. A 55,000 barrel tank burned as night fell. exact losses were not yet confirmed.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Tex
Southeastern Ro
Louisiana
Magnolia Petro Company
For Sale Item Listings From Caldwell Idaho
A terse sale notice lists large items including popcorn wagon and a fine bus offered by Smith in Caldwell Idaho. The brief ad states only big items are available for sale from the listed seller.
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Smith
Caldwell
Idaho
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Mary Beacher
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Delegati
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