Idaho News Roundup and Local Developments
Idaho reports include Neal Leigh killed by lightning near Twin Falls, plus bank capital data and deposits in Paris. Rail and road projects advance as Oregon Short Line rail service nears, Raft River road grading speeds up, and pole line to Ross Fork gains funding. Growth in fruit production prospects, city bonds for Blackfoot high school, and merger nearing for Boise telephone systems.
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Neal Leigh
Twin Falls
Twin
Falls
Oregon
Raft River
Burley
Boisa
Kingman
Embryo
Nyssa Journal
Nampa
Charles P. Hartley
Emmett
State Horticultural Board
Boise Statesman
Idaho
Addison T. Smith
United States
Heyburn
Charles L. Heitman
Republican State Committee
Pocatello
Ross Fork
Boise
Bell Telephonempany
Ernest 8S
Hesse
Moro Station
Kellogg
Wardner
Cunningham
Mountain Home
Kelly's Hot Springs
L. W. Dorman
Lydia Hester
P. J. Hester
Snake River Avenue
Lewiston
Jarbidge
W.H. Connors
Flynn
Connors
Speeding cars crash on Sable course killing driver
Preliminary practice for the 300 mile Memorial day race near Denver ends in tragedy as two cars veer off and flip at the same point. One driver is killed instantly. the other driver and both mechanics are injured.
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Sable
Denver
T. WW. T. Gardner
Kittitas
Wash
Max K. Fountain
J. K. Fountain
Lewistown
Mont
EB. EB
Fairchild
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena
Atermountain
Ontario
Ore
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Erie
Mich
Hawthorne Race Track
Chicago
Mary Platt Parmelee
New York
Parmelee
Levi Letter
Beverly
Mass
Court Dismisses Tobacco Trust Dissolution Decision
In a landmark ruling Chief Justice White orders dissolution of the Tobacco trust as an interstate restraint but grants it leave to reorganize under circuit court supervision. The decision, while ending one offender against the Sherman Act, directs the trust to create a compliant new structure amid ongoing government oversight.
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Tobacco Company
Washington
Tobacco Trust
White
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Second
New York District
Embroidery Techniques Eyelet and Solid Work Combined
The article details combining eyelet with solid embroidery using satin stitch or Wallachian methods. It explains padding leaves with working thread, then filling with tight stitches, and describes buttonhole or blanket stitches from midrib to leaf edge. It also notes padding with white darning cotton as a favored option.
Eyelet Making by Chain Stitch and Stiletto Technique
The text details eyelet creation with back-stitch or chain stitch in old fashioned work. It explains preeyelet stamping with even stitches to strengthen and size control, outlines for English eyelets, and methods for long eyelets including multiple cuts and embedding surplus linen. Final steps cover padding, trimming, and a protecting buttonholed edge.
Diabolic Deed of Laborer Shocks Pawnee City
In Pawnee City Nebraska James Fielder a farm hand killed J A McVittie his wife and two children and fatally shot Sheriff Claude Fuller who tried to arrest him He wounded a third McVittie child and forced a daughter into a buggy before fleeing and then killed himself.
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Francisco Tr. Madero
Mexico City
el Pd
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Constituent Assembly
Portugal
Portsmouth
Porfirio Daz
Spain
Henri Maurice Berteaux
Paris
Pawnee City
Neb
James Fielder
J. A. McVittie
Here
McVittie
Fielder
Claude Fuller
Fuller
Riley Must Die and New Trial Ruling in 1910 Utah Murder
In Salt Lake City Thomas Riley and James Hayes face death for the murder of grocer George W Fassell shot in his East Fourth South shop on March 26 1910 The supreme court orders a new trial for Harry Thorne the 17 year old shooter in the Fassell case. In Los Angeles three men are indicted for dynamite placement in county records with intent to destroy them Bert H Connors A B Maple and F Ira Benler face $25 bail each.
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Chutes Park
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Newport
Acapulco
Kate Shelly
Northwestern
Boone
Iowa
Carroll
Charles K. Hamilton
Boston
Hamilton
Mexico
William A. Pinkerton
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
London
Winston Churchill
Secret Service
George
Rivers
Cal
Pacific Electric
Colquitt
Texas
Methodist Church
John W. Wilson
Henry Rose
Adolph Busch
St. Louis
America
Alexandria County
Virginia
Ad Wolgast
San Francis
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Welsh
Wolgast
Mojave Desert
Maria Ferrari
Award S. Whitaker
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
Thomas Riley
James Hayes
George W. Fassell
East Fourth South Street
Harry Thorne
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Bert H Conners
Structural Ironworkers’ Union
Maple Union Ironworker
Ira Benler
Union of Blacksm
Lorimer case referred to Senate committee in bipartisan plan
In Washington a virtual agreement aimed at sending the Lorimer case to the Senate committee on privileges and elections was reached. The committee would delegate the inquiry to a bipartisan eight member sub committee, described as bi Lorier, for the May day session.
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Washington
Lorimer
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Special Grand Jury Probes Lumber Trust under Sherman Laws
A special grand jury will be empaneled before United States District Judge K. M. Landis on June 5 to investigate certain phases of the lumber business with a view to prosecution under the Sherman anti trust laws.
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Chicago
United States
K. M. Landis
Denver Shooting Ends in Fatality for St Louis Man
The shooting of 8S. Louis Tony Von Phul of St. Louis by Harold I. Henwood a New York promoting company representative in Denver resulted in Von Phul's death.
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Denver
8S. Louis
Tony) von Phul
St. Louis
Harold I. Henwood
New York
von Phul
Settlers Seek Damages From Mexican Government
Mormon settlers in Chihuahua accuse insurgents of causing damages and plan claims totaling over one million dollars against the Mexican government for losses suffered in the region.
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New Orleans
Chihuahua
Mexico
Ogden Murder Mystery In Outraged Wyoming Town
Racial hostility is suspected in the murder of K. Yananaka a Japanese section foreman for the Union Pacific Railroad at Spring Valley Wyoming on Saturday night. police investigate motive and chase leads as community reels from the deadly shooting.
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Ogden
K. Yananaka
Union’ Pacific Railroad Company
Spring Valley
Wyo
Keeping Veils In Condition And Care Tips
A guide on maintaining ready made lace and fishnet veils. It covers rolling and storing nets, using pasteboard supports, and keeping veils flat and free from odor. It warns a dirty veil harms complexion and spoils the overall hat appearance.
Sailor Suits Still Worn in Childrens Fashion
A Harper’s Bazaar note describes sailor suits as a charming classic for boys in multiple fabrics including blue serge linen duck and pique. It highlights preferred color trends from summer tans to browns and a street jacket in covert cloth with a broad white blue or tan linen collar.
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Harper's Bazar
Costume Details and Fabric Trends in Illustrated Patterns
An article outlines attractive Shelley collar variations with jabots and bonded bodices likely to debut soon. It discusses collar bands with turnover Puritan styles paired with corsages, practical tucked net vests with strings, and notes lace sleeves lose freshness in schoolwear but vests can be easily removed.
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William P. Neal
Joseph B. Felthouser
Dead Ox Flat
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Snake River
Blackfoot
Utah
Montana
Salt Lake
Internal Revenue Collector
History of
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War Department
House of Representatives
Post Office
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
Department of Justice
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Taft
Charles W. Morse
John R. Walsh
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