Mil waukee men open a machine shop in Emmett
Mil waukee based Reese P. Harmon named postmaster at Mountain Home replacing Mrs Millie E B Longfellow. Interior department to lease 12000 acres of Fort Hall irrigated land to whites this spring. Judge Stockslager of Twin Falls appointed associate judge for Fourth district including Blaine Cassia Twin Falls Elmore Lincoln counties. Mountain Home debates municipal waterworks bonds of 35000. A man identified as Frank Macks committed suicide near Idaho Falls. Miners Union hall Gem wrecked by snow collapse. John A Price dies in Caldwell at 84 after moving from Virginia.
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Cassia
Elmore
Lincoln
Frank Macks
Marshall Bros
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Union Hall
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Pack White
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Bear
Melissa Buriff
Allen
Middleton
American Woman’s League
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William Koch
Crescent Brewery
Nampa
Northwest
Seattle
Irene Welch Grissom
Boise
Robert N. Bell
Idaho Republican Promotion League
Republican Party
J. M. Swartz
Nacy Jane West
Payette Valley
Emmett
Mexico
Drowned After Boat Capsize Near Port Crescent
A capsize on a boat bound for Noah Bay from Ta toosh resulted in three drownings near Port Crescent Washington. A young woman calling herself Dorothy Wilcox, held in Sandpoint Idaho on suspicion of being Dorothy Arnold, the missing New York heiress, is in custody.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
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New York
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Buford
China
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Wyoming
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Montana
Colorado
United States
Mourning Bride Nellie Leburn Found Dead In Los Angeles
Mrs. Nellie Ybara Leburn a 20 year old bride of six weeks died by self strangulation with a rope at her Los Angeles home health problems are believed the cause. Hoopeston Illinois nicknamed the Holy City to be investigated by the grand jury after a series of incidents. Two railroad coaches burned near Adairville Tennessee injuring twenty one and three score people endangered.
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Canada
Fast Mail Wrecked in Nevada Injuring Fifteen
A Southern Pacific eastbound China Japan fast mail train derailment near Palisade Nevada injured fifteen with one man and two women fatally hurt and twelve others hurt. Four hundred feet of track torn up after six cars left the track due to a broken rail.
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Nevada
Palisade
Paliggde
Company
Torch for plague victims in Peking broad effort
Chinese authorities tighten plague controls with strict sanitary measures. Villages are ordered to burn their dead to curb spread, signaling a shift from traditional cremation taboos as coffins and shrouds are burned in daily funerary fires.
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Peking
Congressman Amos Allen Dies in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Maine Republican Amos Allen died in his apartments from pneumonia after several days illness. Born March 17 1837 in Waterboro York County he graduated Bowdoin College in 1860 and served as private secretary to Speaker Reed before election to the fifty-sixth congress to fill Reed's vacancy. He served until not reelected last fall.
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Amos Allen
Maine
Allen
Waterboro
York County
Bowdoin College
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Union Pacific awards 50 mile Wyoming cut off contract
Union Pacific on Saturday awarded a contract to Kilpatrick Bros. and Collins for a fifty mile link of its eastern Wyoming cut off from Northport to Goring Nebraska paralleling the Burlington. Work must start within ten days and be completed by August first, with a promised completion by July first.
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Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins
Northport
Goring
Burlington
Aldrich Backs Canadian Reciprocity in Taft Era
Senator Aldrich chairman of the finance committee writes President Taft that he favors confirming the Canadian reciprocity agreement. It is not disclosed if the letter promises Senate aid in the current session, but observers say he will do all he can to assist the president.
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Mich
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Ariz
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Dix
William F. Sheehan
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Sloterdijk
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New Mexico
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Western Fruit Jobbers’ Association
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Utah
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Andrew Carnegie
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Washington
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Senate
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Glennon
Legislative Committee
Idaho Falls
Senate Committee On
Clearwater County
Bonneville County
Henry George, Jr
Frehafer
Adams
Washington County
Violent Turkish earthquake hits Monastir region
A violent earthquake struck Monastir and surrounding areas on Monday causing loss of life. Mosques and houses were destroyed while residents camp outside in freezing conditions. Authorities seek 300 tents and relief funds from the government.
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Constantinople
Monastir
Bride Takes Own Life In Los Angeles Home
Mrs Nellie Ybara Le brun a 20 year old bride six weeks married hanged herself with a rope tied to a door knob in her Los Angeles home on Sunday. Officials believe health problems may have contributed to the act.
Lid Raised in Butte Red Light District
After a week of darkness the red light district in Butte Montana is back in operation as business leaders oppose suppression and pressure on vice enterprises.
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Butte
Mont
Woman Stabs Husband in Aberdeen Killing Fight
Philip Krieter was stabbed to death during a confrontation with his wife in Aberdeen South Dakota Monday night. The 22 year old wife is held for murder after officers found Krieter still gripping a knife in his right hand and another lodged in his heart.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Philip Krieter
Krieter
Texas Boy Sentenced to Death for Deputy Murder
Prennie Stokes, a boy from Texas, was convicted of murdering Deputy Sheriff Wood in Globe. He was sentenced Monday to be hanged at Florence Prison on April 26.
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Globe
Ariz
Prennie Stokes
Texas
Wood
Florence
Idaho Legislature in 1910s Faces Prohibition and Reform Debates
Idaho lawmakers clash over vetoes and measures on pool halls and divorce residency. Republicans praise progress, back initiative and referendum while governor Hawley signs search and seizure law amid constitutional questions. Capitol plans, county fights, and anti trust battles shape a pivotal session with Panama expo and forest reserve concerns noted.
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Senate
House
Joint Committee of Finance
Joint Committee
Idaho
Power County
Blaine
Bingham
Oneida
Cassia
American Falls
Ravenal Macbeth
Hanmer
San Francisco
Successful Treatment of Pimples and Blackheads
A speedy economical treatment for pimples involves applying Cuticura Ointment without rubbing, washing off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, then bathing the face. Repeat morning and evening, or use hot water and Cuticura Soap for cleansing at other times. Cuticura products also relieve itching burning and scalp conditions from infancy onward. Bend to Potter Drug and Chem. Corp Boston Mass for the latest Cuticura book on skin care.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
No Harmful Drugs in Garfield Tea
A newspaper note asserts Garfield Tea is made entirely of clean herbs, a healthful laxative. It urges readers to avoid claiming credit for kindness and to trust the product's natural composition.
Patent Medicine Fragments and Health Claims
A ledger of old advertisements touts cure-alls and tonics. Garfield Tea and Dr Pierce's Pellets promise liver and bowel relief, while Mrs. Winslow's Syrup targets teething pain for children. The noisy catalog notes refunds, signatures, and moral reflections amid patent medicine claims.
Not Enough Clarity Between Hewitt and Jewett
In a terse exchange, Hewitt asserts lack of recognition while Jewett denies any interest or curiosity about the matter. The dialogue hints at tension over identity or awareness without resolution.
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Hewitt
Jewett
Feathered Quadrupeds Riddle Recalled in Class
A playful classroom exchange features Willie answering the teacher’s query about feathered quadrupeds with a clever pun. The exchange ends with Willie naming a feather bed as the feathered quadruped.
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Willie
Preacher in Georgia Seeks Help Against Growing Wickedness
An earnest Georgia preacher, who prays with town news, starts a petition asking aid against rising crime. He vows to prove the trend with statistics and cites increased crimes as an urgent concern in his community.
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Georgia
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