Idaho News Roundup From Paris Idaho Observes Local Events
News from Paris Idaho covers drownings and injuries including J. Vermillion found in the Snake River near Buhl, a Boise divorce case, rail and road projects, and farm tax valuations rising to 400 million. Also reports on interurban rail work, Raft River cut off authorization, and local wildlife concerns near Camas Prairie.
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Dan McWilliams
Welser
J. O. Vermillion
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Buhl
Idaho
State Board of Equalization
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Oregon Short Line
Rupert-Bliss
Camas Prairie
Boise
H. C. Armstrong
Idaho Falls
Popular
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Raft River
Lucia
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Weiser
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Argyle
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University of Idaho
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Wallace
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Spckene
T John Dolan
Sh ‘Shona County
Out of Coal Trade Under Hepburn Act Anew
The Supreme Court interpreted the commodities clause of the Hepburn rate law for a second time, allowing a new chance to separate railroads from coal operations. Chief Justice White announced the decision with a unanimous view, while Justice Harlan dissented in the prior ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Isamon
Pennsylvania
White
Sench
Justice Haraln
Mann Will Lead Republican House After Caucus Selection
Washington Representative James H. Mann of Illinois was unanimously chosen as candidate for speaker and floor leader by a Republican caucus in the House chamber Monday night. He was proposed by former Speaker Cannon and won the support of regulars and insurgents. The caucus endorsed all eleven officers who served, with the chaplain Rev. Henry N. Gouden the sole incumbent reappointed by Democrats.
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Washington
James H. Mann
Illinois
House of
Italian musician held on blackmail charge in Denver
An Italian musician aged 29 identified as T. Eckhart was arrested Monday night for attempting to black mail David H. Moffat and S. L. Baxter. A March 7 letter demanded 33 000 and threatened dynamite at the First National Bank and the Moffat residence. the letter was intercepted by Moffat’s nephew, Fred G. Moffat.
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Denver
T. Eckhart
David H. Moffat
S. L. Baxter
Idaho Bankers Convicted in Falsification Case
A U S court jury found W. F. Kettenbach of Lewiston and George Kester of Spokane guilty of falsification of accounts to the comptroller of the treasurer. The case involved the First National bank of Lewiston. Minimum sentence cited is five years.
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Boiss
Idaho
United States
W. F. Kettenbach
Lewiston
George Kester
Spokane
First National Bank of
Railway Official Called by Death in Utah Lines
Salt Lake City March report states John C. Dailey general superintendent of the Utah lines of the Denver and Rio Grande railway died Monday night after a three day illness of acute diabetes and Brights disease. He was forty seven years old. He began as a telegraph operator in Chicago and rose through railroad service to the top post.
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Kimball Piano Company
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J. A. Mors
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New York City
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Frank Henzen
Tulsa
Okla
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Gillett Whealy
Wellington
Kan
Nogales
Arizona
A. T. Rogers
Las Vegas
N. M
Henry C. Peabody
Maine Supreme Court
Cumberland County Court House
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John C. Dailey
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Bright
Salvatore Madero Released After Mexico City Order
Salvatore Madero, arrested in Nueva Laredo, Mexico, Sunday morning, has been released on an order from Mexico City. He was held after a revolver was found in his baggage.
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Texas
Salvatore Madero
Nueva Laredo
Mexico
Mexico City
Madero
British Subject Arrested in Mexico for Insurgent Help
Agua Prieto Mexico report says William Norman claiming British subject status at Huapac Sonora has been arrested charged as a messenger for insurgents operating with the rebel forces.
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Agua Prieto
Mexico
Cansena
William Norman
Huapac
Sonora
Insurrectos
Great life insurance firms seek longer lifespans and lower costs
Insurance companies study rising life expectancy yet higher post forty five mortality and age longevity trends. They rely on old mortality tables and fear modern life stress and insanity. They argue business case for improving living conditions, citing Bournville near Birmingham where sanitation and company ownership cut death rates in half as model.
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United States
Bournville
Birmingham
England
Proper Treatment of Trees in the Gypsy Moth District
The article explains how gas poisoning injuries to trees can resemble damage from crude oil spraying. It notes that crude oil penetrates bark and cambium, leading to bark loosening and rapid wood damage. Distinguishing features require careful observation of trunk characteristics by experienced observers.
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Bosto
New York Proposes Park System to Shield Bridges
The Sun of New York advocates adding to city parks to shield major bridges and approaches. It warns a small fire along East River could devastate the Williamsburg Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges with vast business and timing losses. It also urges protecting large public buildings and placing future schools within the park plan.
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New York
East River
Williamsburg
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Park Engineers Guide Flexible, Artistic Engineering
The text discusses engineers who adapt existing lines and grades to produce artistic effects or savings. It emphasizes constructive work and the value of basic horticultural knowledge, including trees and shrubs, for engineers.
Beating the Enemy Lovell Merchant Offers In-Store Match
A Lovell Wyoming merchant runs a half page ad inviting customers who plan to order by mail to visit his store. He promises to fill the order at the same price and on the same terms if they come in to purchase.
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Lovell
Wyoming
Epilepsy Cure Claims By New York Physicians
Reports from New York dated April 4 say the Waterman Institute's epilepsy treatment shows remarkable results. Old cases improve and many patients claim complete cures. writes are invited to a New York address for a free remedy.
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New York
Dr. Waterman Institute
East 25Th St
Briggs, Henpecklett clash over estate transfer
WHIGH notes Briggs says Mr Bigge left all to his widow. Henpecklett confirms she now plans to make everything over for him. Court records reference transfers and spousal claims in the ongoing dispute.
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Bakery Briggs
Mr. Bigge
Henpecklett
Cuticura Remedies Help Woman’s Psoriasis Cure
Miss Sara Burnett of Philadelphia recounts severe psoriasis covering her body. After doctors and hospitals failed, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting itching relief and removal of scale, with hands and skin improving. Pot ter Drug & Chem Corp offers free skin and scalp booklet.
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Sara Burnett
Fitzwater St
Philadelphia
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Columbus Ave
Boston
Preponderance of Evidence Cartoon Exchange
A Harper's Weekly cartoon depicts a constable arresting a driver who claims he was not speeding at 60 mph. The driver offers a ten dollar bill to prove, but the officer notes the odds are 11 to 1 against him and avoids a county trial.
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Harper’s Weekly
Rightly employed as regulator of devotion
Quote by C W Wendte on how discipline strengthens faith without quelling it, noting that it chastens and refines the flames of devotion in the human heart rather than extinguishing them.
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C W. Wendte
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