Marines tired of done duty on Haiti occupation
Port au Prince Haiti November reports reveal 1497 Marines on occupation duty grow weary of harsh postings. They cite lack of ice in heat, weeks away from posts, and scarce hospital facilities including no X ray capability. Naval Board inquiries show criticisms of equipment and funds, while Marines allege mischaracterization as rough on civilians.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Penyer
Navie Board
Washington
George Ariel
Marine Corps
Corretinn
Neville
Naval Board of Inquiry
Iisland
Haliti
Iquor
Local social notes and travel plans from Twin Falls area
Mrs and Mrs J Moran of QuiJan Cal arrived this afternoon to attend Thanksgiving at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Je Hatha. Susan Sprague arrived from Luise to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs George Sprague. The Masonic Lodge meeting at the Masonic temple begins today with a six o clock dinner. Past masters will confer work. Miss Helen Stoltz leaves for Eden over Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Wilber Bolton Kimberly visit Twin Falls for business. G B Wright of Wright store leaves for Ogden with wife visiting. Wright plans Thanksgiving. Mrs William Nom Buhl shopped in Twin Falls. Mrs Jennie Recto Filer visits Twin Falls. Mrs L F Haggardt Kimberly shops in Twin Falls. James A Bybee Filer visits Twin Falls and his daughter Mrs Walter Smith.
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J. Moran
Qui- Jan
Cal
Carl Je Hatha
Susan
Sprague
Luise
George Sprague
Masonic Temple
Elgek
Mio Cusel Mes
Evans
Filer
Twin
Ogden
Utah
Rich
Wright
William Nom
Buhl
Thome of
Friends
Jennie Recto
Twin Falls
L. F. Haggardt
Kimberly
James A. Bybee
Walter Smith
Potato Market Weak in Twin Falls Tract
Shipments from the Twin Falls tract on November 22 totaled 19 carloads, with Idaho Falls district leading Idaho at 51 cars. The federal market report notes very moderate demand and a weak market in the area, with Grade 1 sacked rurals priced from 1.00 to 1.05 and russets at 1.10 to 1.20.
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Twin Falls
Bureau of Markets
Federal Department of Agriculture
Idaho Falls
Hearing of Canat Company Continues in District Court
The Utah Construction Company case against Twin Falls Salmon River Land and Water Company Shoshone Canal Company and water users on Shoshone Creek was continued yesterday in district court and will reconvene today. No new facts emerged. the case, an ad judication of water rights on Shoshone and Big creeks, hinges on construction and development work claimed by the plaintiff.
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Utah Construction Company
Twin ‘Falls
Salmon River Land and Water Company
Shoshone
TWENTY TWO PULLMAN PLAYERS ARRIVE FOR NEBRASKA GAME
Twenty two players from Pullman Washington arrive in Lincoln for the Thanksgiving game against the Nebraska team. They traveled via Denver with signal practice and drills on the Nebraska field. Coach Welsh of the visitors avoided predicting the outcome but showed optimism. Nebraska holds a weight advantage that may influence the matchup. Both squads plan a workout tomorrow with no scrimmage.
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Lincoln
Neb
Pullmin
Wash
State College
Pacific Coast State
Tanwern
Nebraska
Denver
Welsh
Mexican Inauguration Attendance By Texas Governors
W W Hobby and Governor elect Neff of Texas will attend President elect Obregon's inauguration in Mexico. They will be met in Laredo by a Nuevo Laredo governor's commission with the state band. The governor and governor elect will enter Mexico next Saturday. After inauguration the governor elect will tour Mexico for ten days.
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Laredo
Tex
Hobby
Neff
Trexas
Obregon
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Bonus System Brought Up at Packers Hearing
Christmas era wage dispute swells as 200000 packers seek $1 daily raise. Ford official S Marquis notes bonus would require higher meat costs or lower cattle prices. Packers cite 28 percent gap below government price list for staple foods. Judge Alschuler weighs feasibility and farmer impact. Football trip plan drops. Princeton acceptance stalls. Also New York trial details Siebcken loans to Rumley and Kaufmann linking to German newspaper control.
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Chicago
Samuel l Alschuler
Morehan
S. & Marquis
Educational Department
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Packer
Marquis
Isaia
C. L. Harla
Farm Bureau and
Corn Belt Meat Producing Association
Alschuler
New York
Herman Siebcken
Edward A. Rumley
Evening Mail
Walter S. Kaufman
Rumley
Sielcken
Germany
Kaufmann
United States
Rumsey
Hear testimony on building trust probe in New York
Nov 28 New York hear further testimony on methods used by cooperative associations in alleged fixing of prices and punishment for offending members. Roswell F Fast on explains origin of the concrete fire proofers association and the builders supply bureau records from 14 firms were laid before the joint legislative committee examining the altered building trust.
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Neay York
Joint Legislative Committee
New York
The
Concrete ‘Fire Proofers Association
Roswell F. Faston
Builders’ Supply Bureau
Elizabeth O'Dea
Princeton Declines California New Year Game Invitation
Princeton New Jersey November 23. The board of athletic control announced that Princeton will decline an invitation to play California on New Year’s Day. The decision follows a recommendation from the Princeton football advisory committee outlining reasons against the trip. The Californians had not formally invited yet, but management expected an official invitation.
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Princeton
WN. J
California
Board of Athletic Control
University of Califor
Horse Electrocuted While Eating Leaves in Stockton
A horse from a local fuel company was electrocuted in Stockton on November 23 after biting at leaves on a fruit tree. The wet ground and a live wire feeding a nearby residence caused the fatal shock when the horse mouthed the tree foliage.
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Stockton
Cal
Aviator McCullough Killed In Rolling Field Crash
Captain Max T. McCullough, an Army aviator, died at Rolling Field when his plane plummeted in a nose dive moments after takeoff. The officer's home address is listed as San Jose, California.
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Wwashington
Max TL. McCullough
Rolling Field
San Jose
California
Editor of Vineland Daily Republican Dies at Lake Gatlin
He fell ill about a week ago while en route to his winter home at Lake Gatlin and died here today of peritonitis. He served as editor of the Vineland Daily Republican.
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Erous
Lake Gatlin
Vineland
Goats Die After Eating Green Grass Near Railway
Houston farmer Geore Jones owned 96 goats that roamed the Texas and New Orleans Railway right of way. After eating the grass they collapsed and died. Jones filed a $970 damages suit against the railway, alleging an agent spread poison over the grass.
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Houston
Tex
Bread price cut by Youngstown bakers
Youngstown wholesale bakers announce a 20 percent bread price reduction effective November 29. A 24 ounce loaf will drop from 19 to 15 cents, with the move backed by a majority of local bakers.
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Youngstown
Secure license to wed boys' author dies
John IE Woodhead aged 40 Orlando Florida November 23 Frank and Ricca Grogan both 33 Vineland New Jersey and this city were yesterday issued licenses to wed.
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John IE. Woodhead
Orlando
Fla
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Money Savers
Georgette
Gingham Petti
Coats
Main Avenue
Falls Tract
Hearing OF Canat ‘Company Continues
Ws, CO
Packers
Princetons
Knox Taylor
Decline
Ostrander Lumber Company
Strauva
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