Openg er City Engineer Picked After Resignation
City council accepted W Bergs resignation as city engineer and street commissioner and unanimously appointed Fred Spencer as successor. Spencer received instructions. council discussed water meters, road repair nuisances, and proposed use of funds for filtration plant expansion. Idaho Power ornamental lighting orders placed. future legal opinions sought on land acquisitions for mobile park and street project funding.
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W. Berg
Eldridge
Fred Spencer
Spencer
W. A. Brown
Aoatch
Hainecke Construction Company
Eit
Erbrl
Dir. Trown
Celly
A. D. Stafford
Lincoln
Web
Stafford
Asher RB
Wilson
Newell
Wight
Twin Falls Canal Company
Dreskenridge
W. A. Minnick
Woods, Oakley and Company
Hand Attorneys
Chicago
Salvation Army Drive Report Deadline Extended
Final report of the Salvation Army Home Service Fund Drive is postponed to Saturday October 30. Twin Falls Knights of Pythias turned in 75.50 last Saturday thanks to Megara Moyer and Mfolfer canvassing. Norman H. Hicks, program director, urged Twin Falls city to contribute at least 1,200 more to meet the quota.
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Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Twin Falls
Godge No. 44S Knights
Pythias
Megara
Moyer
iMfolfer
Norman
H. Hicks
Minnerly Accidentally Shot By Revolver
Harold Minnerly was accidentally shot in the right knee while unloading a 38 caliber revolver at home after a hunting trip. A doctor was summoned and he was rushed to the county hospital for treatment. He is reported to be recovering rapidly and hopes to return home within a few days if infection does not set in.
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Harold Minnerly
Minwbrly
Bis
Annual Teachers Institute Opens in Twin Falls
More than 800 teachers arrived in Twin Falls to attend the second annual institute for South Central Idaho. Lectures by Dr Edward Hulme and Dr Raymond Schwegler covered postwar rehabilitation and child centered education. The event runs Monday to Friday with editor lectures and a dinner at the Presbyterian church.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Donald TL. Robey
Edward Hulme
College of Letters and Science
The
State University
Hulme
Europe
America
Raymond Schwegler
School of Education
University of Kansas
Schwepler
Virgil FE. Dickson
Public Schools
Oakland
Cal
Nin
Presbyterian Church
County auditors refuse to change ballot in Idaho election
Boise Ida October 25 Two county auditors refuse to remove the word ticket from the Independent party on official election assets and seek instructions from the secretary of state. Judge D T Miller of Adu county probate court says changes must be made statewide with attorney general opinion. Secretary of state will not issue instructions. Auditors contend the attorney general opinion lacks sufficient prestige to justify reprinting ballots.
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Boise
Ida
Independent Party
Alia
D. T. Miller
Adu
Woman Dies By Self-Destruction On Train West Of Torwich
An unnamed Miss wife Clare, passenger on the M. and Sty passenger train No. 16 eastbound, killed herself just before noon today by jumping from the window in her sleeping compartment four sites west of Torwich. The deputy det mentions a recent nervous breakdown as the probable cause and notes the death as self-inflicted.
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Atisadmen
Clare
M.& Sty
Beffore
Torwich
Idaho Woman Killed In Auto Accident Near Annis
Mrs WH Campbell aged 58 of Annis was struck Sunday evening by an unknown vehicle. Her body with a broken neck was found beside the roadside after she had left home for church. Officers are investigating as Jack Pergonlig of Gooding returns home. Chronicle want ads bring results.
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Twahg Palta
Nmrs
Campbell
Annis
Hone
Phillips
Oppenheim
England
Great White Way
New York
Nugent Delivers Address On League and Tariff Policy
United States Senator Nugent spoke to a full audience at the Faverine theater after an afternoon meeting in Buhl. He defended the league of nations with reservations and praised Hon James Ik. Bothwell, predicting a large Bothwell majority. Nugent argued tariff issues are miscast, blamed the wool market on the American Woolen Co, and urged legislation to curb speculative markets and abolish the Chicago Board of Trade.
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United States
John F. Nugent
Faverine Theater
Buhl
W. Orr Chapman
Cox
League of Nations
Harding
League
Nugent
James Ik. Bothwell
Bothwell
Senator Nugent
Wilson
Congress
Federal Reserve Banking
Federal Farm Loan
Sparker
American Woolen Company
Senate
Chicago Board of Trade
T. A. Walters
We League of Nations
Shipping Board Signals Oil Pipeline Interest in Mexico
Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board disclosed the board has some interest in a proposed pipeline across the Tehuantepec isthmus in Mexico. He cautioned the extent is not yet known and denied any confirmed link to Mexican oil concessions. An expert survey of Tampico oil fields was sent to assess production and speed vessel turnaround at Mexican ports.
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Washington
Benson
The
Shipping Board
Tehauntepec
Mexico
Mexico City
Tampico Fields
Bendon
Baseball Jury to Hear Two More Witnesses Today
Chicago October 25 news notes a Cook county baseball jury will reconvene tomorrow with two witnesses not yet appeared. Josh Gedeon second baseman of the St. Louis American League team and Arnold Rothstein of New York are named as expected testifyers. The state attorney office says it has positive information Rothstein will arrive tomorrow and sign.
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Chicago
Specu
Cook’ County
Josh Gedeon
Arnold Rothstein
New York
States Attorney’ Office
Rothstein
Gedeon and Rothstein Tied to White Sox Case
Jurors hear immunity waiver and expected testimony from Ban Johnson regarding the 1919 World Series players. Gedeon’s identity was publicly revealed after being referred to as a St. Louis player for years, with officials noting his close ties to Chicago White Sox figures facing true bill indictments. Johnson sought Gedeon for a conference on baseball reorganization, then urged immediate testimony when locating him in Sacramento.
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Ban Johnson
Gedeon
Rothstein
States Attorneys’ Office
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Johnson
Gedean
Phil Ball
St. Lows Browns
Sacramento
Isust
Americans Confirm Naval Attaché Visit to Kure Yards
October report from Tortow states Japanese papers claim covert spying by Americans. An inquiry at the American embassy confirms Captain Edward H. Watson naval attaché visited Kure naval yards with an aide, in uniform, escorted by Japanese officers under navy department arrangements.
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Torto
Nichi Nichi
Edward H. Watson
Kure Navy Yards
Watson
Navy Department
Kure
Rear Admiral Fledden Presents Gold Watch for Sub S-5 Rescue
Rear Admiral James Fledden acting for the Navy presented a gold watch to Carl Jakobsen of Newark New Jersey former chief engineer of the steamship Alanthus for valuable service in aiding the rescue of the S-5 submarine crew off Cape Henlopen last month Jakobsen pumped air and water into the submarine before the General Goethals arrived to complete the rescue.
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New York
James Fledden
Navy
Carl Jakobsen
Newark
N. J
Alanthus
Cape Henelopen
Jakobsen
General Goethals
County approves Murtaugh Irrigation District formation
The board of county commissioners unanimously sanctioned the formation of the Murtaugh Irrigation District following hearings over several weeks. Assistant state reclamation commissioner PF Baer and federal reclamation staffer Barry Dibble testified, while Murtaugh Canal Company opponents argued the plan. The commissioners dismissed yesterday’s squabble as non-influential to their decision.
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Board of County Commissioners
Murtaugh’ Irrigation District
T. G. Rutledge
PF. T. Baer
Barry Dibble
Federal Reclamation Service
American Land
Murtaugh Canal Company
District
Court House
Baer
Iceland to Have World Fair in Reykjavik Next June
Iceland plans a world fair in Reykjavik next June featuring jasrienitural implements and other typical exhibits for Eskimos. The Iceland government informed Canada's department of trade and commerce that a request was made for Canadian exhibits.
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Ottawa
Ont
Iceland
Club Will Meet By The Current Events Dept
The Current Events department of the Twentieth Century will meet this afternoon at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs James Fitzgerald 123 Lincoln Street.
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James Fitzgerald
Lincoln Street
Mexican Recognition Awaiting Developments
Washington reports that recognition of the new Mexican government hinges on clearer demonstrations of its character and aims. An informal discussion stated today that more comprehensive evidence of intent is needed before formal recognition is granted.
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Washington
Mexico
Fragmentary Notice on Rights and Duties in Mexico
A garbled excerpt discusses Americans and property being protected, with mentions of rights and duties. The readable text hints at a legal or civic context but lacks clear details or events to anchor a full summary.
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Mexico
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