Older Boys Conference Opens in Southern Idaho
More than 100 delegates registered at the first session of the Older Boys conference in southern Idaho held at the high school yesterday afternoon. Officers elected were Wesley Doe president Crowley vice president Thaho alls secretary FB. Meube of Pocatello was principal speaker. welcome addresses came from I. J. Ostrander for Twin Falls and Jake Irwin for the high school. Today includes teachers meeting papers and papers, inspiration address, and a conference picture. The gathering is under A. B. Young secretary and will close with a banquet and sermon at the First Methodist Church next Sunday.
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Southern
Idaho
Yester
Weasley Doe
Atate
I. J. Ostrander
Ely
Twin Falls
Jake Irwin
Wesley Dee
Burley
A. BE. Younn
First Methodist
New Instructor Arrives at University of Idaho Veterinary College
Moscow Idaho November 26. L. Taylor arrives as instructor in veterinary science at the University of Idaho college of agriculture succeeding Dr C O Williamson. Taylor is a Kansas State agricultural college graduate.
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Moscow
Idaho
L. Taylor
Kansas State Agricultural College
Idaho College of Agriculture
C. OG. Willamson
Seize Chinese Beverage Shipment in San Francisco
Immigrant beverage Ng Ka Py seized in San Francisco as authorities probe imports from China. The shipment of thousands of cases, reported November 26, was cleared after a Collector's investigation.
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San Francisco
China
Davis shipment valued at six hundred thousand dollars blocked
Customs Davis deemed admissible to this country under the prohibition law faced obstruction again today. The shipment is valued at $600,000, reflecting significant scale and enforcement action.
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Davis
Trophy Awarded To California Ako Club
MINEOLA New York Nov 26 The Pulitzer aeronautical trophy was awarded to the Aero club of Southern California for the victory of Lt C C Mase ly in the Dee Haviland class. The Roullot win was disallowed due to unauthorized changes. Lt Carl Jnson took first place. Masetey planned a late flight to attempt a world speed record if weather permits.
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Carl Jnson
Masetey
Tomerview
Italy Seeks Pact Over Immigrant Arrivals in Brazil
Professor Vittorio Orlando former Italian premier arrives in Brazil to discuss a potential agreement with the Brazilian government to regulate Italian immigrant flow. He will visit Italian colonies in Sao Paulo Parana Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, noting Brazil hosts the second largest Italian colony after Portugal with Sao Paulo state alone receiving about 900000 Italians between 1887 and 1910. Also reported is Pred Halton 26 and Roy Holman arrested for a $1200 robbery in Sioux City Iowa with Halton confessing after detention, $75 recovered.
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Vittorio Orlando
pre_mier
Italy
Siged
Brasgilian
Brazil
Prinetti
Ageione Rossi
Sao Paulo
Orlando
Itajan
Parana
Santa Cathalrina
Rio Grande Do Sul
Portugese
Sioux City
Social Notes on Dinners Dances and Engagements
A seven o clock Tanksgiving dinner was given last evening at Miss Goldie Peairs home for X Z club members. Afterward dancing continued at Miss Iren Costello s home. Attendees included Irene Hall Irene Costello Goldie Peairs Eleanor Munson Julia Woods Maurine Slifer Martha White Hazel Smith Clarence Taylor Robert Putzier Carey Hull Nathan Parsons Kenneth Moore Frayne McAfee Ernest Claudin and Paul Swearingen. The Elks held their Thanksgiving dance with large attendance and lunch served. Mesdames Allan MP Senior and Charles Burton hosted bridge at Mrs Burton s home in honor of Mrs Earl Carey. Mrs Earl Carey was a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs W H Greenbow. Mrs Burton s house was decorated with ferns and five tables were set, a two course luncheon served. Be Mesa QJ Sinclaire entertained this afternoon in honor of her son Gail on his birthday from two to five. Bus Thomas M Robertson issued invitations for a five o clock dinner Sunday evening. The A Moore 300 Sherman Street Joliet TH announced the engagement of their daughter Genevieve Downs Moore to Kyle Madison Waile of Twin Falls Thalia. Miss Martha Stevenson was guest of honor at a delightfully informal event Friday at the home of Mrs J L MacVicar with Mrs McVicar and Mrs William Frederick Passer as hostesses. Pink roses and green and white decorations adorned the rooms. Present were Mesdames J C Ulm R H Stevenson Benning Wilton Peck and Misses Taylor and Stevenson. Invitations were issued by Mrs Merlin Batley for an afternoon at her Reed apartments home complimentary to Miss Stevenson on Tuesday November 30.
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Goldie Peairs
Iren Costello
Irene Hall
Irene Costello
Eleanor Munson
Julia Woods
Maurine’ Slifer
Martha White
Hazel Smith Clarence Taylor
Robert Putzier
Carey Hull
Nathan Parsons
Kenneth Moore
Frayne McAfee
Mesdames Allan
Charles Burton
Bridge
Martha
Stevenson
J. L. MacVicar
McVicar
William Frederick Passer
Mesdames
J. C. Ulm
R. H. Stevenson
Benning
Wilton Peck
Misses Taylor
Parish Hall Young and Old Members Host Event
The Parish hall event yesterday divided into two parts with younger members entertained in the afternoon and older members in the evening. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments through the day.
Personal mentions from Twin Falls area Thanksgiving travels
Helen Stoltz spent Thanksgiving at her parents Eden home and returned to Twin Falls Friday morning. Miss Clara Beamer of Halley visiting sister Mrs. Harry Radloff at Burley arrives in Twin Falls for a week. Mr and Mrs Elmer Lechter of Gannett visiting friends and relatives in Twin Falls. Mrs E Hyde of Kimberly spent Friday afternoon in Twin Falls shopping district. Mrs B. G Rosser was a Twin Falls shopper yesterday afternoon. H J Hoffman of Filer drove to Twin Falls yesterday for a brief shopping trip. Judge James K R Bothwell and R H Stevenson drove to Jerome yesterday for a brief business trip.
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Ing Helen Stoltz
Eden
Twin Falls
Clara, Beamer
Halley
Harry Radloff
Burley
Tt. HI. Stevenson
Elmer Lechieiter
Gannett
E. Hyde
Kimberly
B. G ‘Rosser
H. J. Hoffman
Filer
James KR. Bothwell
R. H. Stevenson
Jerome
Lag er Committee Favors Plan of World Court
Geneva Nov 26 The committees led by Leo Bourgeois have nearly finished work on an international court of justice plan proposed at The Hague by Elihu Root and jurists. The proposal would place the court under the League of Nations, with Brussels as the base. A subcommittee was set to report on whether a nation can cite another in a dispute to the court, or must seek council recourse.
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Geneva
Leo Bourgeois
Citch
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Elihu Root
League of Nations
Brussels
Lan Momters
Council of the
Exoneration for Ex Marine Freeman Lang
Freeman Lang, once of the United States marine corps and subject of a Haitian inquiry for a shooting, has been exonerated. A cable received by his mother in Los Angeles confirms the decision and notes Lang plans to visit his mother soon.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Freeman Lang
United States Marine Corps
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Gertrude de Blin
Mas Meviin Heathare
Episcopal Sunday School
London bride to wed nobleman amid rustic settings of pageantry
The piece describes Madhe smith's daughter betrothal to Kinloss's Master in June. Katherine Beatrice Mackenzie Jackman lives near Kinloss with a cottage at the manor gate. The couple's betrothal includes a diamond ring and a chauffeur, while Katherine's sister and the milkman’s son are arranged as in‑law connections.
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London
Baikerin
Madhe Smith
Dor
Realife
Luis Chan
Francis Temple Morgan Grenvile
Kinloss
Duke of
Buckinghaming -Kiosan
Katherine
Beatrice Mackenzie Jack
Kingbss
Ring
Obregon Rumors Question President-Elect Illness
Mexico City November 26. Despite official statements, rumors spread that General Alvaro Obregon, president elect, is seriously ill. In some quarters his continued absence from the capital and reduced hours at his offices fuel the reports.
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Mexico City
Alvaro’ Obregon
Mexico
Princes Seek Empire Trip Echoes Across Royal Family
London November 26 Enthusiastic summaries of the Prince of Wales Empire trip have inspired his brothers Princes Albert Henry and George to plan a similar voyage. The Prince is said to prepare a preface for a photo collection to benefit a blind soldiers hospital. He hosts intimate dinners at St James Palace, enjoys rackets and swimming at a bath club, and chairs the West Norfolk Hounds. At Birmingham cattle show he won three prizes with Aberdeen Angus cattle from Dartmoor farm Princtown.
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London
Prince of Wales
Albert Henry
George
St. James’ Palace
Bath Club
Piccadilly
West Norfolk Hounds
Ward Eld
Ford
Birmingham
Dartmoor
Princetown
Field Marshal Buried With Old Time Pomp
Vienna hears royalist demonstration at funeral for Svatoza Boroevic veteran of Isonzo front. Long procession carried orders, a wreath from exiled Emperor Carl, and included princes Rene and Elias with two thousand officers, generations of old army, clergy, and royalist supporters. Reactionary press gave no comment. socialist outlets avoided coverage.
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Vienna
Svatoza ‘Boroevic
Isonzo
Porap
Marghal
Carl
Rene
Elias
Zita
Old Court
Socialist Organa
May establish air route to oilfields
Edmonton aviators discuss creating an Edmonton to Fort Norman Mackenzie river oilfield air route as a solution to Alberta transportation gaps. Negotiations advance with tests suggesting feasibility despite distance from business centers.
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Edmonton
Alta
Fort Norman
MacKenzie River
Alberta
Plan for air relay service to Fort Norman proposed
The proposal calls for landing stages along the route and transportation of gasoline and other essentials before flying. It estimates Fort Norman is about 900 miles away and a relay service could cover the distance in three to four days once established.
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Internvala
Fort Norman
Transient labor ceases to be factor in Montana mines
Helena by Nov 26. C C Burg secretary of the Montana Mining association says transient labor no longer factors in state industry. It is no longer possible to hire men at random for mine work and supermarkets must be combed for workers. He notes the old traveling laborer with a blanket roll has disappeared. Reports from other Montana cities support the view.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Cc. C. Burg
Montana Mining Association
Burg
Mr. Burg
Dallas hospital chief finds $100000 bad check prank
Dr W T Ayres, superintendent of Emergency hospital in Dallas, found a check for 100000 dollars signed H E Nogood and made out to J Sonkum. The humorous timing suggests a bum check gag as the note was discarded.
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Dallas
Madrid Mayor and Governor Reported To Face Dismissal
Reports from Madrid say the governor and mayor are about to be dismissed over the broad situation. Officials expected action may come soon as authorities review current developments in the region.
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Madrid
Bonds Trading Report from New York Market
LABERRIY BONDS in New York closed with mixed results on November 26. First 45 bonds traded around 886.80 with $9220 value, second 4s at 96.20, first 41 48 at 86.905, third 141-48 at 88.80, fourth 414s at 86.16, Victory 3 around 96, Victory 4 at 96.02.
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Laberriy
BONDS
New York
Shorty
Victory
Visit our new tennis Art Dee partment
Readers are invited to explore a new section titled Art Dee within the tennis department featuring updated listings and highlights from Wogan, Music Civ.-Adv., dated November 24, 1928.
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Wogan, Music Civ
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California
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Mesa
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Gail
Occans
Thomas M. Robertson
He A. Moore
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Reet
Joliet
Genevieve Downs Moore
Kyle Madison Waile
Thalia
Merlin Batley
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