Idaho News In Brief From Across The State
Idaho state news covers Mo dern Woodmen convention in Idaho Falls May 2 to 4. Booster meeting in Pocatello for Western Development. organi zation plans for a Preston stake choral society. Killed boiler explosion blamed on engine crew as inquiry places blame on victims. Senator Borah gains foreign relations seat. Caldwell moves to tighten Sunday mail rest. Shoshone trial verdict of Leo Cramer for bank deposits. Idaho land sale at Burley spurs heavy bidding. arming of stock shows planned December 12 13 14. President Hawley returns to find cash value assessment clash with state board of equalization. Descent of Pocatello governance to Democratic officials. desert land entry bill prep by Rep Lafferty. Bleached flour ban to take effect in six months. Caldwell band project secured. Idaho leads in US lead production. 1909 metal values cited. Insurance code expected to net $90,000 state revenue. Salmon City nursery stock shipments exceed $8,000 with strict inspection.
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C. F. Fennel
Boise
Mexico
Idaho
Modern Woodmen of America
Idaho Falls
Western Development Association
Pocatello
Preston
Stake
Caldwell
Pacific Northwest
Burley
Leo Cramer
Hailey
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Brady
Bert Chapman
A. S. Nichols
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Committee On Foreign Relations
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Arcade Theatre
Wallace
W. E. Pierce
Hawley
State Board of Equalization
Lafferty
Pure Food Commissioner
United States
Hattabaugh
Salmon City
Charlee
Port land police chief indicted for neglect of duty
A grand jury indicts Intermountain A. M. CoxPortland chief of policefor failing to close immoral resorts in the city. The report lists multiple crime stories including a Seattle death, Utah counterfeit inquiry, and a Chicago jewelry store robbery.
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Intermountain
A. M. Cox
Portland
John F. Eades
Seattle
Secret Service
Antonio Alto
Odgen
Utah
E. & Brehm
Brown’s Bay Loging Company
Great Northern Dock
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Union carpenters strike threat in Los Angeles
A general strike threatens union carpenters in Los Angeles if their demand for wage increases from 3.50 to 40 per day is not granted by the Master Builders' association.
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Los Angeles
Master Builders’ Association
Sixth
Alvarado
School of Arts and Design
Naponee
Neb
Satis
Washington
Rebellion in China Threatens Kwangtung Province
Reports from Canton detail loyal Chinese troops clashing with rebels led by Wu Sum and brigand Luk of Shun Tak. Anarchists join the revolt as sedition spreads among troops. Bodies lie in the streets, famine prices rise, and shops close amid panic.
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Hngkong
Kwangtung
Canton
Wu-Sum
Japan
Luk
Shun Tak
Forest Policy Upheld by U S Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled federal government can decide how western forest reserves are used. Fred Light of Colorado remains enjoined from grazing cattle on the Holy Cross reserve. California sheepmen Jerre Grimaud E P Garajous and Antonio Inda must answer to an indictment for grazing sheep on the Sierra reserve without a permit.
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Washington
West
Supreme Court United States
Fred Light
Colorado
Holy Cross Forest
Jerre Grimaud
E. P. Garajous
Antonio Inda
California
Sierra Forest Reserve
Gompers Claims Innocence for Arrested Men
Samuel Gompers said he completed work on J J McNamara’s arrest case and would travel to Chicago. He claimed to have evidence disproving the charges and proving the men innocent, stating the situation is clearly unfounded.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
J. J. McNamara
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Lightning claims life in Scranton windstorm scene
In Scranton Maryland? No Scranton Pa in an electrical and windstorm Mary Finots, 15, was killed by lightning Monday night. An unidentified boy had a fractured skull from a falling sign. Four houses were blown off foundations, about a dozen injured by flying glass, and dozens of plate glass windows in the business district shattered.
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Scranton
Mary Finots
Telephone Company Busted in Salt Lake City Insolvency
After eight years the Utah Independent Telephone company was declared insolvent and its holdings ordered sold at public auction by the board on Monday afternoon. Total liabilities amount to 3,294,968.23 dollars while assets fall under 1,000,000 dollars.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Independent Telephone Company
Mexican VP Corral Denies Interview About Uprising
Paris reports Vice-President Corral of Mexico arrived Monday and told the Associated Press he never gave any interview at Santander or elsewhere in which he criticized Americans for fomenting the Mexican revolution.
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Paris
Corral
Mexico
Associated Press
Santander
Quarreled Over Range Rights Ends in Death
Helena Montana Adolph Irvine a rancher living on Flat Creek was shot and killed Monday by Walter Witworth an employee of Réeder Gillott and Co a large sheep concern following a quarrel over range rights.
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Helena, Mont
Adolph Irvine
Flat—Creek
Walter Witworth
Réeder, Gillett & Co
Evans, Noted Bandit, Released After Seventeen Years
Sacramento California Chris Evans a notorious bandit walked out of Fol som prison a free man on Monday after seventeen years in custody He was met at the prison gates by his daughter in an automobile creating a scene of relief and reunion in the area
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Sacramento
Cal
Chris Evans
Folsom
London suburb town plan at Ruislip by Cambridge college
After a 62-architect competition, Kings College Cambridge selects plans for a vast Ruislip suburb just outside London. The scheme includes 7642 houses, parks, roads, a central garden avenue with a long grass strip, a church at each end, and extensive facilities like theater, library, hospital, and aviation ground.
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London
Kings College
Cambridge
West End
Ruislip
Essesars
London County Council
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic Advert and Missionary Trees
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic is advertised as a safe germicide and cure for catarrh with a one month trial claim. The ad promotes using Paxtine in water as a spray or gargle and offers 25c to 50c boxes from Paxton Toilet Company, Boston. A separate piece discusses “missionary trees” whose profits aid missions with varied examples including farms in Roxborough Florida and California.
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Paxton Toilet Company
Boston
Mass
Roxborough
Florida
New Guinea
California
Zanzibar
Allen's Foot-Ease Antiseptic Powder Ad
Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease tired feet. Claims relief for coins and bunions and comfortable walking. Priced 2 cents. available everywhere. Mail order offer for a free trial package to A. Olmsted, Le Hoy, New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Hoy
N.Y
A Good Score and Warnings From Hamlins Wizard Oil
A brief exchange discusses health concerns and costs in a suburb with a yearly burden of ailments. The ad urges readers to buy Hamlins Wizard Oil to cure headaches toothaches earaches or painful accidents and to avoid waiting until an issue occurs.
French reform schools use farming to reform boys
Reformatory programs place delinquent youths in charge of agricultural plots. A yard sized patch of the school farm yields substantial income, with produce valued at 425 dollars from last year. About 100 boys work on 100 acres, growing plums fruit trees and berries. The work teaches character, funds the school, and 90 percent of graduates find and keep good jobs.
Parks and School Gardens
The article highlights rising interest in restoring natural living spaces amid crowded towns. It notes a century of brick and mortar growth veiling social consequences, with commerce and industry driving urban expansion.
Weed control guidance for vacant lots and parkways
The notice urges cleaning vacant lots and parkways to prevent weed seed germination. It stresses that once soil is overturned most weeds will not return except for a few dormant seeds, which are easily dealt with later. Delaying the work makes weed destruction harder, emphasizing timely action.
Advertising a City as a Business Play
A Richmond Palladium excerpt argues a city must advertise like any business. It defines advertising as publicity and education that drives salesmanship and prosperity. It emphasizes that advertising without education is not advertising.
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Richmond Palladium
Let Us Never Be Discouraged By Any Difficulty
A steadfast exhortation to persevere in duty despite obstacles, emphasizing resolve and moral obligation.
Motherhood hardships and the benefit of Lydia E. Pinkham
This excerpt discusses the difficulties of pregnancy and childbirth for modern women, highlighting nervous strain and health changes. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a means to restore health, urging women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts with confidential letters.
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Eachean Bey
Pal
KE Riaam
Lydia E. Pinkham
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