Twin Falls and Idaho News Highlights Across Idaho
The socialists of Twin Falls control a full municipal ticket while First Cavalry units are sent to the Mexican border. Alfalfa ships from Buh at twenty cars weekly. Nampa fails to fuse its leading factions. A forged check ring spans Boise Weiser and Notus. A harmony luncheon gathers fifty five businessmen in Twin Falls as a local growers group forms. A 16 year old girl and a 5 year old brother are struck by a train near Idaho Falls with fatality. Bonding on Old Corporal mine near Mount Marshall for 30000 dollars. Skeleton found in Moreland lava beds links to a ward mark from Blackfoot asylum. Fire near Caldwell kills a six year old in a lamp-caused blaze. Boise Club honors ex Governor Brady before his move to Pocatello. Congress allocates 15000 for forest-fire relief. several Idaho postmasters named. Heart failure cited in Idaho Falls rancher Walter Scott’s death. Payette votes April 11 for 6000 in sewer bonds. Boise Men and Religion Forward Movement organizes its campaign. Lewiston appoints Ben Tweedy as mayor. Nez Perce celebrations erupt over Lewis County bill. Boise Irrigators nickname chosen. season pass prize awarded. Southern Idaho sheepmen push weed control with little state aid. INTERMOUNTAIN news notes cover tragedies, politics and national events.
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Twin Falls
First Cavalry
Boise Barracks
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Oregon Short Line
Buh
Nampa
Foley
la Grande
Caldwell
Boise
Weiser
Notus
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Johnny
Thornton Bridge
Idaho Falls
Myrtle Hansen
Corporal
Marshall Lake
Mount Marshall
Fox
Briggs
Moreland
Blackfoot
J. W. Casey
Boise Commercial Club
Brady
Pocatello
Idaho
Congress
Department of Agriculture and Forest Service
Heyburn
Senate
Burt Venable
Payette
Walter Scott
Ben F. Tweedy
Lewiston
Nez Perce
Lewis County
State Senate
Union Baseball Association
Russians Threaten China Over Treaty After Ultimatum
The Russian foreign office asks M Korostovetz to press China to honor the 1881 Russo-Chinese treaty and allow Russian consuls and privileges. Military moves follow, with brigades of sharpshooters Cossacks field guns and machine guns marching from Margelan toward Ili and Mongolia frontier as an ultimatum nears.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
M. Korostovetz
Pekin
Russia
China
Ili
Mongolia
Kutja
Margelan
Ferghana
Turkestan
War Office
Warships Ordered Home From Mexican Patrol
The Mexican envoy and finance minister in Washington received assurances of cooperation between Taft and Diaz administrations. The state department telegram said American warships assigned to Pacific and Gulf patrols would call at Mexican ports only for coal and then withdraw. This move eases tension with Senor Limontour, who prior saw U S warships as an unnecessary display of power.
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New York
Washington
Taft
Diaz
Igs
Galveston
Mexico
United States
Rebel leader a Harvard man
Captain Oscar G. Creighton, a Harvard graduate, camped with insurrectos about fifteen miles south of Juarez with many Americans. His force drew near Juarez and blew up a railroad bridge causing a loud explosion felt in the city. He released twenty five Americans who had entered Mexico to investigate a mine and waited until dark before announcing his presence.
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el Paso
Texas
Oscar G. Creighton
Harvard
Juarez
Navarro
Creighton
Mexico
Exich
Mesa
Roosevelt Warns on Canal in Dallas Speech
President Roosevelt tells Dallas audience that failure of the Panama Canal would be criminal folly and urges swift action to complete the project.
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Roosevelt
Dallas
Texas
Panama Canal
Decision Upholds Shorter Telegraph Workdays for Railroads
The U S Supreme Court ruled that railroads may employ telegraph operators for six hours, pause, then three more hours, under the 1907 service law. The government argued for nine consecutive hours, but the court allowed the split schedule.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Democrats Still Winning In Maine City Elections
Democratic success continued in Maine on Monday as candidates won the mayoralties in four of five cities voting. The Portland results highlight sustained party gains in local government.
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Maine
Portland
Medical Staff Called into Service
Topeka Kansas Adjutant Martin announced the medical staff of the militia is in readiness to report for service at San Antonio Texas as ordered by General guard.
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Topeka
Kan
Martin
Kansas Nation
San Antonio
Texas
Kansas
Babe Swallows Acid Tragedy Hits Helena Family
A two year old, Edward Reissinger, died after reportedly swallowing carbolic acid left on a refrigerator shelf in Helena Montana. The incident involved the child of Mr and Mrs Morris Reissinger and occurred Monday.
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Helena, Mont
Edward Reissinger
Morris Reissinger
Lincoln Cathedral Dominates City And Countryside
The Cathedral in Lincoln towers over the hillside city and surrounding countryside, drawing thousands of visitors yearly. Tourists from America and other lands admire the Gothic towers and yellowed, weathered stones. Once boys paid sixpence to climb the central tower and hear Great Tom strike noon.
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Lincoln
England
Women Serve as Ambulance Surgeons in New York
In a rare practice women are allowed to work as ambulance surgeons in New York with only one city hospital granting the title. Dr Elizabeth Bruyn began her novitiate on ambulances after Dr Mary Crawford, and on her first day she set a broken leg with neat results. She answered a call at a Kent Avenue saloon where police held three Polish prisoners and a wounded man lay on the floor. she applied first aid to a deep slash on his side.
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New York
Mary Crawford
Elizabeth Bruyn
Bruyn
Fragmented OCR Incident Involving Doctor And Wounded Man
A disjointed passage describes a doctor stitching a wounded man while a bartender holds his legs. A policeman brandishes a pistol ordering silence as bystanders react to a confrontation surrounding medical aid and threats.
Best Varieties of Geese for Domestic Rearing
The article lists Toulouse Embden African Brown China and wild Canadian as top goose varieties for domestic use. It recommends a male to female ratio of one to two or three for geese and suggests cross mating Canadian with African for best table geese. It notes Canadian geese pair naturally and should be kept together. One or two pairs can supply a family. If careful handling is unlikely, prefer Toulouse or Embden.
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Toulouse
Handy fountain for water for fowls
A simple watering device is described by the Orange Judd Farmer. A wire is twisted around two fence pickets to form a loop that extends into a tomato can or small water vessel. A notch supports the can to prevent slipping while allowing easy removal for cleaning.
Poultry Management Tips From an Old Farmer
The text emphasizes disease prevention, clean housing, and nutrition to improve egg production. It advises saving egg shells, separating young and old stock, avoiding overcrowding, and maintaining hens with extra care to ensure a thrifty, productive flock.
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Intermountain
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Gold King Mine
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Colorado Springs
Colo
International Dry Farming Congress
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Edward H. Harriman
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Sherman Meredith
Clay County
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Signor Gaspari
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Joseph W. Bailey
San Francisco
Edward H. Tucke
Lowell
Mass
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American Railway Association
Red Cross
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Mexican Revolutionary Party
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