Kimberly area gathers for birthday and luncheon party
Community members from Kimberly and Twin Falls attend a birthday celebration for Jean Ball White and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Virgin Young. Guests include Madame Connor and several locals as well as visitors from New York and North Carolina. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Henry Dinkelacker as hostess.
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Jean Ball
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Ariina
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Dorothy
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Henry Dinkelacker
Joseph Dake
Ten Year Old Lad Returns to Real Parents After Custody Battle
Chicago report details the tale of Robert Willart Rows who was placed with Mrs. Ethel Hand after adoption by a San Francisco family. The case moved through courts as Mrs. Rose challenged the adoption, and Judge Timothy Horley denied the writ of habeas corpus. Robert later reunited with his birth parents in Illinois.
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Robert Willart
Toliet
St. Vincents
Ethel Hand
San Francisco
William Rosa
Vincents
Ilen
Lin Wast
Timothy Horley
Mystery Murder Sketch Plays On in Lone Village Tale
In a tangled scene a man named Mark Cayley vanishes after a tense night with two men near the Norris home. Antony Dean and others debate whether Mark’s death was murder or accident as they search the home and surrounding grounds. The mood remains unsettled as witnesses discuss motive and opportunity while a pistol or shot is suspected.
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Tony
Loldis
Cayley
Maxie
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Washington stirs to end forty year railroad strike
A long conflict between railroad workers and owners culminates in a proposed settlement to avert a nationwide transport crisis. The piece cites U S labor data from 1881 to 1906, describes destructive clashes in Allegheny and Pittsburgh, and notes federal troops and state measures used to quell violence during the labor battles.
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