Paris Poor Plus TDAHOT Delayed Press Notes From Idaho
Payette plans warmth and a 260 092 84 dollar sewer project for Nampa. GBise Instael voters approve 50 000 dollar school bonds. A home for the mentally infirm planned at Namfia. Boise summer normal opened with 99 enrollments. Oregon Short Line to build a new Pocatello passenger depot. Canteloupes from Payette rising in output with 260 acres planted and 125 cars shipped. A. F. Adams of Camas Prairie dies, and other Idaho rail and road notes.
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Ben Hiegso
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James Campbell
Willow Creek
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Bellevue
Northern Montana growers back Canadian reciprocity bill
A large group of farmers and stock growers in northern Montana filed a petition urging passage of the Canadian reciprocity bill. The article mixes various other world and crime notes, but the Montana action stands as a clear local item amidst a wide international roundup.
Earthquake Shocks Stir San Francisco to Panic
Two strong quake shocks jolted California cities including Sacramento and San Francisco, causing panic and minor damage. Buildings suffered cornice shifts and interior damage while telegraph and telephone service halted as residents rushed into the streets. one man died of fright and others suffered injuries.
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San Francisco
Mechanics’ Bank
Herbert Hadley
Lodging House i
Clearing up Bank Robbery Mystery in Tooele Utah
Salt Lake City reports the June 7 bank robbery at the Commercial Bank in Tooele Utah may be clarified. George C Higgs cashier since the theft and C Walton real estate agent were arrested on charges of taking part. Snater the former cashier claims the robbery was a put up job with two others to share the money. Higgs and Walton allegedly confessed to participation.
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Pacific Coast
John J
James B. McNamara
Block
Erie
H. D. Rooney
C F. Bemis
Svere
J. B. Reichmen
Carnegie Trust
State Banking Department
Edward Eanfield
Vancouver
B. C
Dickinson
N.D
Pacific “Coast
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Ripple Rock
Seymourngrrows
Canada
Benjjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
United States
Federal Grand Jury
New York City
Ed Wire Trust
Emily Amant
Warren
Stella, Hodge
Salt Lake City
Snater
Higgs
Wal- Ton
Malad Boy Dies in Grain Elevator Accident
Paul Poust a 13 year old boy and son of Malad Oregon Short Line station agent was smothered by 1500 bushels of grain in the Malad Tailroad grain elevator on a Saturday afternoon. He was watching workers when a pipe drew him in and parts of the machinery were taken apart for an hour and a half before his body was found.
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Ida—Paul Poust
Bandits Loot Greeley Post Office Safe
Yeggmen broke into the Greeley post office Saturday night and took stamps worth $10,000 and $100 in cash along with registered letters. They loaded the loot into an automobile and escaped. The theft was discovered at 3 a.m. Sunday and reported hours later to experts.
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Greeley
Colo
Ban on Common Drinking Cup Becomes Law
Chicago reports a law passed in the last session prohibiting public use of shared drinking cups. The act took effect July 1, allowing single use paper cups as substitutes, with fountains remaining as noted exceptions.
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Chicago
Bubonic plague and smallpox deaths reported in two weeks
The report lists sixty eight deaths from bubonic plague and three from smallpox during the two weeks ending July 1. Cholera also occurred with a single death at Kui Jang. Su lands appear in the transcription.
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Kui Jang
Taft Arrives as Beverly Opens Summer Capital Season
President Taft and entourage arrived in Beverly Massachusetts to mark the opening of Beverly's third summer season as the nation’s summer capital. The Taft retinue accompanied by family visited Parametta to begin official seasonal activities.
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Beverly
Fly
Mass
Taft
Parametta
Bévérly
Germany Will Get Its Share in Morocco Partition Fever
Reports from the Cologne Gazette indicate Germany expects a share of any partition of the country, with Morocco’s copper and mineral wealth cited. France and Spain reportedly warned to withdraw from speculation, while Britain may have agreed to the move. Baron Von Eid erlen Wachter’s vacation signals no urgency. Kansas City Lawyer Eugene F. Vere dies suddenly in Colorado Springs after a hot spell. Navy builds $100,000,000 plan includes four battleships and multiple ships for 1913.
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United—States
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Iris
Jins
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Mexico
San—Antonio
Texas
John Hays Hammond
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Society of American Women
London
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Willow Street
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Baron von Eiderlen Wachter
Congress May Adjourn Early Indications in Washington
Indications rise that Congress may end its extra session sooner than expected with many senators and Democratic leaders planning for the first week of August as a possible adjournment time. The situation remains unclear and a firm prediction is not warranted.
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Washington
Congress
Death follows wedding in Munich for Felix Mott
Felix Mott director of the royal opera died Sunday after a two week illness. On June 23 he learned he was in a critical condition and had just married Sento Fassbender, a leading singer in the royal opera.
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Felix Mott
Ce Ooo Ae Ohion
Sento’ Fassbender
Royal Opera
Bandits Rob Butte Saloon In Midnight Hold Up
Three masked men raided the Boyle brothers saloon in Butte Montana at midnight Saturday. They forced seven miners aloft and escaped with more than $1,000 in cash and valuables. Authorities description scarce but possible investigation underway.
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Mont
Daniel Boyle
P. J. Boyle
Noted Georgian Dead General Clement A Byron Dies
Atlanta Georgia reports the death of General Clement A Byron once leader of United Confederate Veterans after a month on death's door. He died Sunday afternoon from Bright's disease at age 79. His passing was unexpected.
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Clement A. Bvyana
The
United Confederates Veterans
Bright
Treasury, Is All Right For 1914 Fiscal Year
Official figures subject to revision show the federal treasury for the 1914 fiscal year closing with an ordinary balance of 45,681,620 dollars and an excess of 31,305,923 over all disbursements including Panama canal and public debt transactions.
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Washington
Federal Treasury
Five Killed at Crossing Near Ozone Park New York
Five persons killed and two injured in a grade crossing crash near Ozone Park after a horse drawn vehicle was struck by a Long Island train. The incident occurred at a rail crossing and involved a horse and carriage.
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New York
Ozone Park
Thms
Long Island
Missouri Democratic League backs Folk for president
St Louis reports an active campaign by the Missouri Democratic league to urge the national convention to instruct for former Governor J W Folk as president. The organizers aim to influence the party's choice at the next gathering.
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St. Louis
J. W. Folk
Missouri Democratic League
Folk
International congress backs probation system for juvenile courts
In Paris the final session of the international congress adopted resolutions in favor of probation as practiced in American courts. In Albuquerque Rev. Thomas Harwood aged eighty two, national chaplain of the Grand Army, married Mary Clark aged sixty? The readable text notes the wedding occurred Saturday afternoon with Mrs Clark described as eighteen years younger.
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Paris
International_congress for
Albuquerque
Thomas Harwood
National
The
Grand Army
Mary Clark
Miss Hattie's Favor Sparks a Line for Dandelions
A humorous exchange unfolds as a woman asks for a favor from Miss Hattie while a worker fixing a lawn becomes irate after a suggestion to plant dandelions. The scene features a waitress and a man who reacts by scattering tools and leaving without a word.
Edith and Edward Clash Over Cigar Costs
Edith balks at marrying due to Mr Stingy smoking expensive cigars. Edward counters by noting Edith herself smokes costly cigars, revealing a clash over finances and social expectations.
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Edith
Papa
Stingy
Edward
Heart Right When He Quilt Comes Life Insurance Tales
A magazine style letter claims coffee contributed to heart trouble and praises Postum as a remedy. A Colorado reader recounts quitting coffee, adopting Postum, and restoring health including normal heart function leading to life insurance acceptance.
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Creek
Mich
Wellville
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