Mountain Home to complete waterworks in a year
Mountain Home advances a municipal waterworks project to completion within a year while Sherman H. Massell is named postmaster at Homedale Idaho. The census reports Welser City population at 2600, up from 1260 ten years prior.
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Mountain Home
Sherman HE. Massell
Homedale
Okyhee County
J. Mussell
Census Bureau
Welser City
Washington County
Pocatello
Intermountain Good Roads Association
Woman's—Missionary Society of the Boise Presbytery
Nampa
Charles Ware Haworth
Thomas H. Haworth
Franklin
Oregon
Municipal Water Works Bonds
William B. Sweet & Co
Denver
L. D. Blackwell
Boise
Walter Brookins
Wright
Charles F. Willard
Curtiss
Tom Davis
Glenns Ferry
Frank W. Kettenbach
Lewiston National Bank
Lewiston
Idaho
William Sweeney
Idaho Falls
James H. Hawley
Berles
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
Bert Lowrey
Jordan Vajley
Lowrey
Coeur d’Alene Fair and
Iowa
Washington
S. G. Isaman
Miriam W. McLean
Supreme Court
Cme
Isaman
Mable
D. ¢. Mullen
Granges
Hawley
State Board of Equalization
Prominent Promoter Clarence Hillman Freed From Jail
Intermountain Clarence Dayton Hillman, a wealthy townsite promoter, was released from the Seattle county jail after serving a twenty day sentence for attempting to influence prospective jurors. Police hunt for the assassin of Arthur C. Marsh in Theodore Utah continues as no trace is found.
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Intermountain
Clarence Dayton Hillman
Seattle
Arthur C. Marsh
Theodore
Utah
Nevada
Ingolf K. Boyesen
Middle West
Colorado Springs
Arrests in Kidnaping Case Tie to Iron Workers Group
Men including Walter Drew and W J Ford were arrested in Indianapolis on affidavits charging kidnaping of J J McNamara, secretary treasurer of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Bonds set at 5000 dollars for Drew and Ford and 3000 for Frank Fox, all signed by William A. Ketcham. Fox drove the car taking McNamara to Chicago. Burns held another warrant.
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John J. McNamara
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of America
Indianapolis
Los Angeles Times
Llewellyn Iron Works
Los Angeles
McNamara
Ortie S. McMonigal
Hattie Mankins
Susanville
Cal
Mankin
B. Clark Hyde
Supreme Court of Missouri
Thomas H. Swope
Kansas City
Belvedere
Rowell Holdorf
G. M. Hogan
San Francisco
Goat Island
San Francisco Bay
Eberhart
Wisconsin
Keefe
United States
Fairview House
Colonte
N. Y
Arkansas
Thomas Pearce
Ashdown
Ark
New Jersey
Wilson
McCloud
Oklo
A. E. Ernett
Glant Alongi
Black Hand Society
Fort Leavenworth
K. M. Landis
Chicago
John Marshall
Bristol
Tenn
New York
Texas
Kansas State Fair
Taft
International Municipal Congress
Frank Pierce
Interior
House
Congress
David Jayne Hill
Germany
California
Senate
Iron Foundry Company
Employers’ Association
Walter Drew
Erectors’ Association
W. J. Ford
Frank Fox
J. J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and_Structural Iron Workers
Court of Justice of the Peace Manning
Drew
Ford
Fox
William A. Ketcham
Collins
William J. Burns
Railroads Defeated in Land Forfeiture Case
Federal Judge Charles E. Wolverton ruled that Southern Pacific and Oregon & California must forfeit about 2.4 million acres valued between 40 and 75 million dollars. The land, granted to aid railway construction, must be sold to bona fide settlers in parcels not exceeding 160 acres and at no more than 2.50 per acre. The railroads lost every contention in the government case.
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Portland
Ore
Charles E. Wolverton
Southern Pacific
Oregon & California Railway
Act of Congress
Congress
Peak toppled by quake at Caesar's Head in Transylvania
Reports from Transylvania county say a portion of Caesar's Head, a famed North Carolina peak, was overturned by an earthquake felt across western North Carolina Friday night. A loud crash accompanied the fall and fissures have opened on the mountain recently, marking a notable geologic event near Asheville.
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Asheville
N. C
Transylvania County
North Carolina
Caesar's Head
Theodore Deputy Foils Lynching Of Murder Suspect
Public anger rose among local farmers in Theodore Utah as residents demanded swift justice for J. W. Meadows accused of fatally shooting A. C. Marsh in his home. Deputy Sheriff Wall employed a clever ruse to prevent mob action and arrest Meadows for the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Utah
Wall
J. W. Meadows
A. C. Marsh
Democrats Seek Pass of Farmers Free List Tariff Bill
The Democratic tariff bill placing agricultural implements harness meat lumber flour and many other items on the free list was presented to the house on Monday. Democrats express confidence of a large majority and anticipate Republican support including a substantial portion of insurgents.
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Washington
House
Twenty Three Dead in Ott Mine No 2 Disaster
In Elk Garden West Virginia Ott mine No 2 of the Davis Coal and Coke company suffered an explosion early Monday entombing twenty three miners. Rescue efforts are hampered by tons of debris and little hope remains for survivors. Officials say the mine has not been known to be gaseous and the cause remains undetermined.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Juan Navarro
United States
San Nicolas
San Sebastiao
Vitebsk
Russia
Robert Pearce
Charles Pioza
Manila
Corregidor
Kowlera
Blaauwkrantz
Grahamstown
South Africa
C. M. Gordon
Winnipeg
Man
Ralph Connor
Conciliation
Alberta
British Columbia
Emperor Nicholas
Alexander Nevsky
Baron Rosen
Madrid
Tetuan
Fez
House of Commons
Elk Garden
W. Va
Ott
Davis Coal & Coke
Supreme Court Delays Oil and Tobacco Sherman Decisions
The U S Supreme Court on Monday concluded its weekly duty without announcing opinions in the Standard Oil and Tobacco antitrust cases under the Sherman Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil
Montana Poet J L Singleton Found Dead in Anaconda Cabin
Butte reports J L Singleton a northwest poet hanged himself in his Anaconda cabin. He was 35, unmarried and recently out of work as a schoolteacher.
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Butte
J. L. Singleton
Northwest
Anaconda
Flock farming tips for poultry and livestock balance
Practical notes on poultry and livestock care covering feeding, breeding, egg production, and farm economics. Emphasizes pigs, sheep, ducks, geese, and fowl management, with age, housing, and diet guidance and notes on profits, market eggs, and haying.
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THE
Paris Post
Paris, Idaho
Idaho State News
Supreme Court of the State of
Fred Gruber
John Bilings
Tris
Gruber
Western Pacific Railway
Wendover
Bert Chapman
Ida
A. §. Nichols
H.a. McDaniels
Dietrich
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Elsie Paroubek
George M
Lefty
Kurtz Mueller
Asia Minor
State Department
Constantinople
Farmers’ Free List
Montana
Pal Farm
Willem Catt
F. G. Jacoby
Kansas State Agricultural College
C. O. Garrett
Poultry House
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