Connor Candidacy Calls Back an Old Tale
The Wallace Press Times recalls T D Connor a respected county figure once opposed gambling as sheriff candidate. Now a former Wallace mayor and Filer resident, he seeks Twin Falls county commissioner, with supporters praising his integrity and cleaning up Pine street. The piece notes past opposition to lawbreakers and predicts strong support from former Wallac e residents.
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T. D. Connor
Connor
Filer
Wallace Press-Times
pSoHnay
Dan
Wallace
T. D. Conor
Twin Falls County
Pine Street
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Waljate
Public Officials Rise to Duty Despite Personal Affairs
This fragment praises two men who meet public demands and suspend private matters to serve in public duties. It notes a story from not many years ago and hints at societal appreciation for civic commitment.
Public hearing on Cork memorial procession protests
Spokane city council scheduled a public hearing on protests against a proposed memorial procession honoring Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork. Rev M D Townsend filed the protest fearing downtown disruption. services would name Protestant and Catholic delegates as honorary pallbearers with a hearse and an empty coffin planned for Sunday.
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Spokane
Wash
MacSwiney
Cork
M. D. Townsend
United Brethren
American Activities Stir Japanese Interest in Siberia
Oct 29 reports from Washington say Vanderlip of California secured large concessions in Siberia. The Japanese foreign office states it has no direct confirmation but, from U S advisories, there is some trust in the reports.
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TORIO
Washington D .Vanderlip
California
Siberia
Japan
Foreign Office
United
Urges Cooperation in Tabulating Returns
Boise, Oct. 29. Governor D W Davis set machinery in motion to aid the speedy gathering and stipulation of Idaho votes at the general election next week. He notes that The Associated Press has arranged for collection and tabulation of returns under a plan used in larger states, urging each precinct to cooperate.
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Boise
Idaho
D. W. Davis
Associated Press
Resignation of Turin Works Director Rejected
In Turin on October 29 a general meeting of the first company rejected Signor Agnell's resignation as director of the works. He had proposed a cooperative arrangement under which the workers would take over the works, but the workmen's organization did not accept it, citing political reasons.
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Turin
Italy
Fist Company
Signor Agnell
Governor Urges Precincts to Mail Final Count Promptly
The governor urged committee men to ensure timely transmission of the final count to the county seat, noting some Idaho precincts lack wire communication. He stressed posting returns at polling places and other measures to present results to the people promptly.
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Mitteeman
Idaho
Dublin Court Martial Condemns Medical Student Kevin Barry
In Dublin on October 28 the first degree murder trial by court martial ended with Kevin Barry, an eighteen year old medical student, condemned to death for complicity in an attack on soldiers in September. His execution is scheduled for next Monday. He claimed he was tortured by soldiers and jailers to extract names of his comrades.
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Dublin
Kevin Barry
Barry
Donnelly elected president of Northern Pacific railway
Charles Donnelly of St. Paul was elected president of the Northern Pacific railway by the board of directors in New York. He previously served as executive vice president. The announcement came from RT, Paul, Minn. on October 29.
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RT. Paul, Minn
Charles Donnelly
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
New York
Death of Mrs. Hattie A Pierce at 77 in Twin Falls
Mrs. Hattie A. Pierce aged 77 died October 28 at the home of her daughter Mrs. E F George in Twin Falls. Funeral services will be held at De Witt's undertaking parlors Saturday at 2 20 p m with Reverend Edgar L White officiating.
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Hrs. Pierce
Hattie A. Pierce
E. F. George
Twin Falls
De,Witt
Rey
Edgar L. White
Pacific Coast football schedule highlights today
Pacific Coast Conference games unfold tomorrow with Oregon at Stanford and California hosting the Oregon Aggies at Corvallis. Washington State visits Montana, Washington rests, USC plays Pomona at Salt Lake, Nevada faces Idaho, and Whitman meets Idaho at Walla Walla. Stanford freshmen also play before the Stanford USC matchup.
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San Francisco
Oregon
California
Oregon University
Stanford
Oregon Aggies
Corvallis
Ore
Washington State College
Montana
Washington
University of Southern California
Pomona College
Salt Lake
Former Governor to Speak Here Monday
Former Governor M Alexander will fire the last gun of the democratic campaign in this city on Monday night at Lavering theater in the interest of the party ticket. The speaker, eloquent and forceful, will discuss state issues especially forms of state government. A large crowd is expected.
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M. Alexander
Morehouse Seeks County Assessor Nomination in Salmon Area
Hollister candidate J Morehouse appeals to voters of Salmon tract as the sole nominee from the southern half of the county. He cites three years law clerk and seven years with St Louis manufacturers, four years as postmaster, and notes birth in Iowa and marriage. A second item notes Jackson of New York defeating Eddie Fitzsimmons in a tenth round knockout at Madison Square Garden.
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Hi. J. Morehouse
Hollister
Dema
Salmon Tract
Ben
Sowthern
Mr. Morehouse
St. Louis
Morehouse
Lee
Iowa
New York
Jackson
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Madison Squares
Den
Maritime traffic report from Madrid notes Spanish merchant fleet
Madrid October 29 statistics show current maritime traffic and a merchant fleet of 1 704 tons. The dispatch highlights Spain's active commerce and port movements in current conditions.
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Madrid
Spain
Bessey
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