European markets seen as essential for recovery
Paul Clagstone of San Francisco, Western division head of the U S Chamber of Commerce, told Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce directors that Europe must stabilize to buy American surpluses. He urged broader international cooperation, noting ideals behind the Dawes plan and the national body's expanding work to secure prosperity. He also commented on the need for local support and Western representation at an upcoming international meeting.
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Paul Clagstone
National Chamber of Commerce
Twin Falls
San Francisco
Manger
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Twin Fala Chamber of Commerce
Perrine Hotel
Idaho
Lrusnels
Europe
Coutry
Cingstone
Janho
Twin Falls County
Brussels
Ita
Circus Delights Crowd With Old Fashioned Show
The afternoon circus pleased old and young with a bright, clean parade and sprightly performers. A 12 piece band impressed, ponies drew cheers, and the pony drill by Professor Owen Lewis showcased precise acts. Elephants and acrobats performed well in the tent. One pony, 68 years old, is touted as the oldest in the world.
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Owen Lewis
Money Mover Office Attorny Dem J Woty and others moved
A jumble of local notices lists moves and occupations including an attorney change of office, marriage licenses issued to several couples in Ada Oklahoma and nearby towns, a hospital operation update for George Hverriot, a verdict on Meral possession by Probate Judge AO PL Du vall, and a Kansas Missouri travel note for MWA delegates. Also mentions Royal Neighbors meeting in Hot Springs, relatives visiting, hospital returns from various towns, and relocations to Idaho and Montana with cement gun company ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Paul J. Smith Wilich
Wondmen
America
Oklahoma
Missouri
Milwaukee
H. WH. Kinkey
Boise
Explorers Time Limit Close to Arctic Search Flight
Expedition report states two airplanes started for the North Pole nearly a fortnight ago and have not been heard from. A steamship named Hobby, one of Amundsen's vessels, joins the search along the arc of the Arctic for signs of the missing explorers.
Council Debates Water Rates At City Meeting
City council discusses water billing reform with no immediate cut. Proposals include lowering minimum charge from 4.08 to 1.00 and adjusting schedules above 4000 gallons while maintaining service charges. Debates focus on fairness for small households and lawn use. Officers approved traffic commission appointment and hotel permit actions.
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James
Keel
T. J. Douglas
Fnally
Deat Tavis
Veport
Ralph Leighton
Police ‘Department
Mildred “Black
Grand Hotel
A. J. Myers
Avery
Damage to Orchards Hit by Hail Storm
Reports from Twin Falls and nearby areas describe considerable orchard damage after last night's hail storm. The Strom Sweel ey and Summons orchards suffered noticeable injury with many apples pecked, reducing sale value. Co operative and Ens Jey orchards also affected. Senator M J Sweeley noted damage near Sweeley and Buhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Strom
Sweeley
Co-operative
Ens Jey
M. J. Sweeley
Buhl
Former Eden Girl Dies in Nebraska
Lilli Newhry Phillips of Kuna Idaho died May 23 in Kearney Nebraska after a life spanning Idaho, Colorado and Idaho towns. She was born January 21, 1901 and married Gilbert Phillips in 1920. Funeral services were held in Boise with burial in Mortis Hill cemetery. She leaves a husband, parents and siblings.
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Speveral
Eden
Lilli Newhry Phillips
Kearney
Nept
Colorado
Joe Newhry
Kimberly
Gilbert Phillips
Kuna
Nebr
Boise
Parker and Luscombe
Mortis Hill
Phillips
Eastern Star Lodge
Joe Newbry
Reason
Washington
Gordon and
Renny
Tell Schail
Nampa
James Clyde
Twin Falls
Q. Raice
Rdlth Newbry
Kimberly girl honored by Northwestern University Phi Beta Kappa
Inez M. Pomeroy of Kimberly Ifa do who is senior Aten at Northwestern University has been honored by nomination to Phi Beta Kappa. This year twenty one Northwestern seniors are chosen for the honor and formal initiation will occur next month. The golden key symbolizes outstanding scholarship and is worn by many famous Americans. The Times is unequaled for news in Southern Idaho.
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Inez M. Pomeroy
Kimberly
Ifado
Northwestern University
Hay
North
Western
Phi Betas
United States
Wily Fish Get Wise 10 Fisher Folks of City
Fishing yesterday under unfavor able conditions showed water conditions from fair to bad and eateries generally about the same. Clare Patrick reportedly made a fire catch at Cedar creek where water differs from the reservoir is in poor condition. W. R. Pride filed reports on Silver creek water good fish source Tittle Worl driver water muddy Rock creek water fair many fishermen small to fair catches Big Flat creek water muddy practically no catches Malad water low and clear catches not reported. George Ayres and son Vern and another party drove to Uellynwood early yesterday morning and returned about 10 a. m. with a seventy fish across a barber with a fish yarn. Ayers says he had a fine mess of fish for breakfast.
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Clare Patrick
Cedar Creek
W. R. Pride
Silver Creek
Rock Creek
Big Flat
George Ayres and Son
Vern
Uellynwood
Ayers
Writer of Sidewalks of New York Dies
OW YORK, June 2. Lad old ay Lawler who 30 years ago wrote the perishable ballad The Sidewalks of New York died Sunday from a heart attack. He planned to celebrate his 73rd birthday on Tuesday next and his funeral has been arranged for that day. His one enduring success brought him fame though he earned little from it, influencing figures from Ton Voley to Charley Murphy and nearly aiding Al Smith’s presidential bid last year.
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OW York
Ay Lawler
New York
Lawler
Amd
Charley
Ton Voley
Charley Murphy
Gould
al Smith
Dubuque
Denver
Traffic Cop Pinched For Speeding In City Bust
A new traffic enforcer Dean Davis aided by Rollo Steele was caught speeding on a police motorcycle. Davis learned a lesson in denied favoritism as the patrol ticketing expanded to many residents while some outsiders escaped fines. Several individuals were detained for various infractions, with Davis’s misstep noted but not pursued.
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Flenizens
Dean Davis
Rollo Steele
Davis
Steele
Mumipower
Davis Motorcvere
Tess Lucky
T. Men—toh
J. Personians
Lillian Johnnson
T. R. Gish
Lyda CL Strong
Carlson. O. Hall
J. W. Vance
BR. OG. Tarney
Melvin Whitehead
LA. Patrick
Frank Stoner
Use of Cost Lists Not Violation of Anti-Trust Law
Washington reports the United States Supreme Court held that trade associations do not violate Sherman anti trust laws by preparing and using cost lists and circulating statistical data. The decisions settle a long mooted business question.
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Washington
Fune-B
United States Supreme Court
Blacksmith as Medical Head Questioned in Idaho Case
The brief for William Lambing vs. county board argues state action grants the right to appoint a blacksmith as medical superintendent at Idaho state institutions. It contends the legislature may specify qualifications and that opposing the practice of irregular staff aims to deprive patients of rights. The brief cites Sawyer and asserts the court’s decision favors the plaintiff.
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William Lambing
Board of Commissioners
D. L. Alexand
J. W. Taylor
Idaho State Sanitarium
Nampa
Idaho Sanitarium
Orofing
Bar
Court dissolves Maple Flooring Manufacturers Assoc and bars Cement Protectives
The Supreme Court voids the Western District of Michigan ruling dissolving the Maple Flooring Manufacturers association for restraint of trade and annuls a ban on Cement Manufacturers Protective associations from distributing data. Both decisions pass 6 to 3 with Justice McReynolds dissenting in both. Chief Justice Taft and Justice Sanford also dissent on legal points. An ad note suggests an overlooked advertisement.
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Tion
Organizons
Federal Court
Jestern District
Michigan
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Oklahoma City
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Oklihoma State Normal School
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Fred Seal
Jerome
Morrig Owens
Twin Walls
Walter Beer
Baby
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Menry Gourley
Mrs. Gourl
Dead Man's Gulch
Montana
Dudley Drisco
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Idaho Bean and Iewater Company
W. P. Haney
Driscoll
J. Maurice Crom
Chicago
J. A. Grow
Mr. Cromson
Spokane
Beth Raps
John — Galton
Cement Gun Comply
Weiser
Balton
Cement Gunr Company
Caldwell
Holton Stoud
Vecitur
Joe-K
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Council
Schubert
Golden Gate Girls
Five Royal Hussars
Orpheum
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Chellman
George Fox
Br Bangs
Sayles
Barnes and Lorraine
Danelay
E. B. Athletic
Nebraska
Kimberly Girl
Northwestern Univarsity
the Times
Maddy
Tabyriere
Alfie the Funny Wetheg
Sidewalks of
Pop
Thaddy
Bill Murmoperer
Faw
Thia New Apapar
Star Touring
Lansing, Mich
Charles H. McKnight
Grutoe Bratton
Michell Field
Lonu Stland
B. Bansing, Mich
Rendahl & Wright Auto Company
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