City of Twin Falls to Be Represented at Railroad Hearing
The City of Twin Falls will be represented by a delegation at the Idaho Central Railroad Company hearing in Wells and Contact Nevada on Monday the 20th and Tuesday the 21st. Attending are Asher G. Wilson president of Citizens Ltdaho Nevada Holding Company and Twin Falls Chamber leaders A J Swim Em 8 Sohne Song Chants of the Roads Shirean and Newell 8 Wight J A Parner and Ramannces. A delegation from FuinL Loayte and Hrs hearing will also attend as the Thato Centric Reibrusned company seeks its Charter of Convenience and Necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho Central Railroad Company
Wells and Contact
Nevada
Asher G. Wilson
Citizens Ltdaho-Nevada Holding Cmpany
Bhanthee of Commerce
A. J. Swim
Puhlic
Twin Malls Hotary Club
Shirean and
Newell
Wight
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Parner
Lab Chanber of Commerce
Fuinl Loayte
Idaho Utilities Hearings Set With Rail Officials
George L. Davis of the Idaho Central Railroad and attorney Arthur Dunn will appear for the applicants. AML and the Idaho State Utilities Commission will travel from Twin Falls by auto on September 19 to Wells for the hearing on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Davis
Twin Falls
Idaho Central Railroad Company
Arthur Dunn
AML
Idaho State Utilities Commission
Wells
Thieves Rob Hotel for Sixty-Two Dollars in Cash
Thieves gained entry through a window at the Pacific hotel, taking $62 from a cash drawer in the office between midnight and 4 a.m. The hotel manager Patton reports the drawer and a second drawer were removed. Two suspects were arrested by police last night.
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Tueves Rob
Pacific Hotel
Patton
Vader Vie Elpe
Mel
Police Tixlor
Battery Advice Too Common At Local Service Station
A cluttered report quotes Jos N Seaver of Willer Service Station urging motorists to ignore free battery tips and to visit service stations for proper battery care. He stresses regular checks, registration, and timely maintenance to ensure reliable starts and avoid unnecessary drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. N. Seaver
Willer
Massachusetts liquor laws upheld against federal challenge
Boston September 18 The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decides that state laws governing intoxicating liquors do not conflict with the 18th amendment or the Volstead Act. The ruling pertains to Florence Nickerson of Boston found guilty of illegal liquor sales and signals forthcoming trials of about 100 similar cases in the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mre Massa
Chuvelts Suipremy Court
Jeriday
Massachusetts
Florence Nickerson
Governor asked to remove officials in Missouri probe
Sept 18 recommendations urge Governor Gardner to remove Howard J. Hogan a state beverage inspector and push the resignations of John T Byrne and Frank ONeill members of the state committee from the Third district. The push follows a subcommittee probe into the Mitch on BenMLE Nele former state chairman in Jefferson City last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Gardner
Haward J. Hogan
Shite
Seman
John T. Byrne
Frank O'Neill
Tih
Mitch
Ben ML Nele
Stau Cheirman
Jefferson City
Charles M. Pundee Dies in Cincinnati Veteran Conductor and Pitcher
Charles M. Iden a Cincinnati resident and former railroad conductor died today at age 38. A veteran pitcher in the National and other leagues he once was a top starter for the Wittsburg National team and later served as a conductor on the Big Pour railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Pundees
Cincinnati
Charles M. Iden
Big Pour Railrog
Aden
Wittsuurg
Sunday Church Services and Meetings Placed Across Congregations
The morning sermons and Sunday schools are listed for multiple churches today and this week. Rev J Gihring leads the Lutheran service with a topic from the Epistle for the sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Ascension Episcopal holds morning prayer with music, including solos by Mrs. White and Miss Brye. Christian church features warning discourse and evening talks on fools, with communion in morning services and a solo by Mrs. White. First church at Christ, listed with services and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm. First Presbyterian notes musical numbers, a solo by James Hall, and church school times including evening Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gihring
Lutheran Church
Young People's Society
Ascension Episcopal Church
W. HH
Dwight
Mildred Brye
W. A. Moore
Z. B. White
Youngpeople
First Presbyterian Church
Asher Harlan Brand
James, Hall
Bible School
Young’ ‘People
Suit Seeks 3380 In District Court Over Ranch Lease
John and O. W. Clawson filed a district court suit against Annie L. Thomas seeking damages of 3380 for losses after alleging the defendant failed to meet lease terms on a ranch. The plaintiffs claim they leased the ranch and suffered the stated loss due to breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
O. W. Clawson
Distriet Court
Annie L. Thomas
Rlainiffs
Enrollment Plans For Twin Falls Seventh And Eighth Graders
School authorities finalize Monday enrollment for seventh and eighth grade pupils in Twin Falls. Parish Hall and the auditoriums at Washington and Bigskel schools will be used to process the pupils, with seating arranged to accommodate the upcoming classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Washington
Bigskel
School building plans announced for fall completion
Mentions several schools including 8-B at Washington School 1-A at Biekel and 7-B at Parish school. Project aims to finish before cold weather to minimize pupil inconvenience and disruption.
Constance Talmadge Stars in A Virtuous Vamp at Gem Theater
Constance Talmadge appears in her second Valentine day release for Kirst National Exhitor's Circuit, A Virtuous Vamp, at the Gem theater. John Emerson and Anita Loos adapted Clyde's The Bachelor for the screen, featuring Miss Talminds as a girl whose captivating smile wins many hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Kirst National
Gem Theater
John Emerson
Anita
Loos
Clyde
Miss Talminds
Attorney Guthrie Reports Dismissal in Statler Case Oregon
W. P. Guthrie, Twin Falls based attorney, returned from Yale Oregon where he was retained in the state versus Statler case. Statler faced two indictments for theft of oil equipment and machinery. the indictments were squashed and the cases dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Guthrie
Yale
Oregon
Statler
Guthrie
City Treasurer Ill With Severe Mumps Attack
City treasurer Ell Wheeler is confined to his home after suffering a severe attack of mumps. No further details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
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Parrott Optical Co
AL Parrott
Optometrists
Main Avenue Boat
Phoe.Market
Shoshone St
Eastman
Kodak
Kodaks Fisher Drug Co
Twin Falls Clinic
Phobe
DR. Pike
DR. Caldwell
DR. Weaver
PR. Myers
DI. Sawyer
Ostrander
Lumber Company
Christ, List
SIP
ENROM
Straus and Glauber
American Elec. CO
Idaho
Main Ave
East
Biekel
Hhooll
Constance Talmapgt
Mellinger
Moellinger
Ae Ge
J. A. Schlatena
Second Ave
North
United Stores FW. Dumee Co
Idaho Auto and Supply Co
Indiana
Prench Dry P Cleaning CO
Choice
GEO. H. Smith
Krengel Machine Co
Second Avenue South
She Orpheum Theater
Crist’s
Portugese Hawaiian Company
Cys
Ubc
Mas
Melalf
Anita Loosic
Clyde Fitchis
the Bachelor
Constance
Talmadge
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