Idaho State News Highlights and Tragic Incidents
Idaho coverage reports Clarence Hidy entering the state senate race against Ravenal Macbeth in Custer county, Grace Shepherd travels to Chicago for national education affairs, and rising Canyon county valuations. It notes a Boise barracks transfer, a fatal piano accident in Acon, a banker's shooting in Pocatello, and an upcoming Northwest Livestock association site move to Lewiston. Also mentions a major highway opening west of Boise, legal actions, and local deaths.
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Clarence EB. Hidy
Prospector
State Senate
Ravenal Macbeth
Custer County
Grace M. Shepherd
Chicago
National Education Assodclation
Canyon County
Hughes
Boise Barracks
David Jones
Acon
Jones
C. A. Vallentine
Pocatello
Boise O
Register of the
State Land Board
Land Board
Irrank L. Moore
Moscow
United States
Idano
Boise
Boise River
Whitein
Thomas Moore
J. W. Lynch
Yewlaton
Northwest Livestock Association
Inland Empire
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Joy Esther Miller
John Miller
South Boise
Isaac Pinegar
Sydney J. Hart
Hart
Armstead
J. Wy. Hart
H. C. Guinea
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Company
Welser
Squire Kershaw
Prestom
Forty-sixth Ballot Seals Wilson Victory at Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention nominates Woodrow Wilson for president after a long balloting process. On the forty-sixth ballot Wilson gains final unanimous support as Governor Thomas R. Marshall secures the vice presidency amid shifting delegations and a weary crowd. Wilson is 56, Princeton alumnus, former New Jersey governor, married to Louise Axson.
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Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Marshall
Bryan‘Wilson
Joseph_E. Burke
North Dakota
Burke
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Champ Clark
Clark
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Underwood
Mr. Underwood
Bankhead
Missouri
Stone
Fitzgerald
Boston
Swith
Foss
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Harmon
California
Florida
Louisiana
Nevada
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Ohio
James
Dove of Peace
H. H. Deane
Georgia
Dockery
W. BE. -Purcell
North-Dakota
Samuel—Aledeller
Elmore W. Hurst
Rock Island
Ill
G.V Mensies
Mount Vernon
Ind
James H. Preston
Balti Miles
Preston
Chamberlain
Hurst
McCombs
Sulzer
Wade
Osborne
Hughes
Princeton
Louise Axson
Senate defeats chemical tariff bill and adjourns
Washington report says the senate on Wednesday defeated the chemical tariff bill, passed the Indian appropriation, and adjourned at 5 15 after making good headway on the naval appropriation bill.
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Washington
Senate
Villisca Murder Charge Held in Sioux City
Frank Roberts held by Sioux City police on murder charge for killings of Joseph Moore family of six and two guests at Villisca Iowa on June 10. The suspect’s race noted as negro in the report.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Joseph Moore
Villisca
Frank Roberts
Five Teachers Found Safe After Mountain Search Near Koolau
In Honolulu, U S Army units and a large corps of volunteer teachers located five schoolteachers who had strayed from trails in the Koolau mountains on June 29. The group was brought back safely Wednesday night with no injuries reported.
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Honolulu
Koolau Mountains
Mad Donald For Thaw Insanity Expert Testifies
White Plains doctor Carlos B. Mad Donald, an insanity expert and former state lunacy commission member, testified on Wednesday that Harry K. Thaw is insane a paranoid.
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White Plains
Carlos B. Mad Donald
State
Harry K. Thaw
Democratic Platform Highlights From Baltimore Convention
The platform condemns Republican compromises with Standard Oil and tobacco trusts and urges tariff revision to lower living costs. It calls for anti trust enforcement, income tax reform, popular election of senators, public funding disclosures, railroad and telegraph regulation, banking reform, parcels post, rural delivery, and stronger federal conservation, health, and labor policies.
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Democratic Party
Taft
Republican Party
Republian
United States
Standard Oil Company
Tobacco Trust
Aldrich
Department of Labor
Alaska
Philippines
Arizona
New Mexico
Old-Fashioned Fire Sparks Sentimental Echoes
A fragment recalls the comforting aroma of a wood fire in a cook stove. The narrator contrasts it with coal and gas smells and longs for traditional warmth, sharing a memory of family gathering and farm life.
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Paneed
An. Joo.Chapple
Unannuation Quips on Diet and Brain Health
A terse exchange notes fish as a brain friendly food with a playful jab about floaksh as another suggestion. The remark blends dietary health talk with a humorous faux remedy.
Nine Killed in Nevada Mine Explosion at Copper Flat
Powder man Al H. Cook of Roanoke Virginia and eight laborers including seven Austrians and one Greek were killed in a Nevada Consolidated Copper mine blast near Copper Flat. An Austrian escaped death and a drill operator near by was injured. cause unknown though hot cinders or mishandling of explosives proposed. Cavalier details describe the pit depth and dismembered remains.
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Ely
Nev
al H. Cook
Roanoke
Powdder
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Copper Flat
Cook
Marion
Ind
George Dolgouffee
Upland
William Luntz
Benjamin Silvers
Imed
Marion, Bluffton
Bluffton
Dolgouffee
Earthquake Tremor Recorded At Utah Seismograph
The first shock from a distant quake was logged at 10:06 a m by the University of Utah seismograph with a main event at 117 lasting about one hour. The tremor moved east and west shattering the east west drums while north south data remained usable.
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University of Utah
Fred J. Pack
Policeman Hurt in Fight at Historic Fannel Hall
Boston report of Sunday melee at Fannel Hall where over 700 Italians faced four officers. Officer John Fox was stabbed in the head, Dennis Buckley clubbed and teeth Injured, Sergeant Walter Horton grazed by a bullet, Arthur Shaw clubbed and stripped of his stick.
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Boston
Fannel Hall
John Fox
Dennis Buckley
Walter Horton
Arthur Shaw
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J. WinGivens
Orofino
Raymond L. Givens
Ada County
J A. Givens
Nampa
The
Standard_ Oil and Tobacco
National Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Democratic Congress
Mississippi
Con
Fairbanks
Maderista
Juarez
Mexico
Morris Buttner
Luther Edwards
Pascual Orozco
Buttner
United ‘States
Grantaville
Utah
Ford ‘Bagan
O. Totthoff
Ruit Ranch
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