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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1911

Page

4

Idaho News Briefs From Caldwell To Wallace

Home of J C Cossey in Caldwell destroyed by fire. Professor Farrell’s new broom grass tested in Caldwell by J D Bromwell as suited to high altitudes with ample water. At Coeur d Alene postal savings bank total of 5521 from 76 accounts. Melvin King killed by Henry Waite over grazing rights north of Mountain Home. John Herryman drowns on Canyon Creek trestle near Wallace. Mrs Raghhild Olsen, 89, files a Boise land office homestead entry east of Nampa, oldest filer in state. Great crops forecast in north Idaho. Lewiston rainfall double normal since May 4 per Boise observer Thomas. Interior Department awards $17,310 turbine contract to Allis-Chalmers for Bolserization project. Captain C H Duval returns from Mexican border, serves as Nampa postmaster. Interior approves 50 000 railroad tiles for Arrow Rock dam site. Cottage hotel at Rockland and nearby house destroyed by fire, incendiary suspected. Gov Hawley tours southeast Idaho to explain cash valuation tax plan. Pocatello officers shut down messenger offices employing youths amid crime concerns. Elk lodge groups form Protective Association in Pocatello Boise Twin Falls Idaho Falls to combat elk mortality. Coroner clears Mrs Edward French in Wallace for husband’s death by revolver discharge. Idaho druggists pledge aid to health board under new drug law. Percy Anderson brings three beer hides to Salmon City. huge brown grizzly discussed. Southern Idaho Baseball League organized for Buhl Twin Falls Kimberley Milner Burley Heyburn. Legislative omission of not in 1909 bond issue tied up $1,161,500. friendly suit likely.

J. C. Cossey Caldwell Frarrell J. D. Bromvwell Couer d’Alene Postal Savings Bank Melvin King Henry Waite Mountain Home Wallace John Herryman Canyon Creek Raghhild Olsen Boise Land Office Nampa Idaho Lewiston Thomas Boise Weather Station Secretary of the Interior Allis-Chalmers Company Milwaukee Wis C. H. Duval South Fork Milling Company Boise Reclamation Service Arrow Rock Rockland Don H. Bark United States Department of Irrigation Investigation James H. Hawley Messenger John Ellis Pocatello Elk Poccatello Twin Falls Idaho Falls B. P. O. E. Protective Association State Board of Health Percy Anderson Gibbonsville Salmon City Southern Idaho Baseball League Buhl Kimberley Milner Burley Heyburn

Setters face possible congressional probe over Idaho doka rules

Intermountain attorneys for Mini doka settlers in Idaho warn of seeking House inquiry if reclamation service does not grant relief from burdensome regulations. Also notes balloon pilot plans, Colorado protest, a hen’s intoxication tale, a fatal car collision in Ohio, and various national incidents.

Minidoka Idaho Reclamation—Service House of Representatives Jack Cudahy Kansas City 8. Louis van Phul St. Louis Shafroth Colorado Washington Department of the Colorado Denver Pueblo Colo

Lorimer Case Reopens with Senate Probing Charges

Washington. Senate leaders introduce two resolutions to reopen an investigation into Senator Lorimer of Illinois over his election finances. La Follette accuses Lorimer of personal knowledge of spending. Dillingham seeks a committee inquiry. Democratic and Republican members discuss options and back the Dillingham plan.

Washington Lorimer Illinois Dillingham la Follette Senate Democratic Steering Committee Committee On Privileges and Elections Elections Committee

Magonists in revolt threaten broader Mexican peace process

In El Paso, figures from the federalist and Maderist factions claim Magon and his Magonist 2000 men refuse to lay down arms. Magon accuses Madero of a promised vice presidency, which Madero denies, calling for peace or confrontation.

el Paso Texas Madero Diaz Magon

Plot to Blow up Building Arrests at Hall of Records

Two men are prisoners here accused of conspiring to dynamite the million dollar Hall of Records building on September 8. Defendants are B. H. Conners a former structural iron worker and John Mansell Parks also known as John Smith and James Hendricks, linked to the local strike.

Los Angeles Hall of Records B. H. Conners John Mansell Parks John Smith James Hendricks

Alleged Bandits Released in Reese Case

Bryan O'Hara and Victor Clore two Michigan suspects in the Southern Pacific holdup and murder at Reese on January 2 were discharged from custody by Judge J. D. Murphy. The municipal court found evidence insufficient to justify holding them despite Pinkerton detectives earlier predicting conviction.

Ogden Bryan O'Hara Victor Clore Michigan Reese J. D. Murphy Municipal Court Pinkerton

Poisoned by Eating Pressed Chicken in Kansas

Ptomaine poisoning traced to pressed chicken at a missionary meeting at Mrs. Ben Dohner home near Peabody. In April Mrs. A B Nelson, wife of a local farmer, died at her home early Monday, the second death linked to the outbreak which afflicted twenty six people in the area.

Peabody Kans Ben Dohner A. B. Nelson

Blackmailer Sentenced in Crestona Case

W H Black, arrested in Denver and brought to Des Moines for writing a blackmailing letter to a Crestona druggist, pleaded guilty Monday and was sentenced by Federal Judge Smith Mae Pherson to one year and six months in Leavenworth prison.

Des Moines W. H., Black Denver Crestona Smith MaePherson Leavenworth

Bids Open for 50 000 Panama Bonds at Treasury

Washington reports bids for the 50 000 3 percent Panama bonds are arriving at the treasury with all bids to be opened on June 17. Some bids are suspected fake as practical jokers submit ridiculous offers.

Washington Panama Treasury

Five Aces Poker Quarrel Leaves Three Dead In Mining Town

In Kittanning Pennsylvania a game of poker among miners ended in a fatal dispute after five aces were revealed. Three men were killed and another wounded fatally according to local reports from the scene.

Kittanning

Italian wife in Leadville murder strikes sleeping husband

Mrs Frank Capral of Leadville Colorado fatally strikes her husband while he sleeps, allegedly in response to threats to desert with their children and return to Italy. The incident occurred early Monday morning as officers investigate motive and circumstances.

Leadville Colo Wher Italy Frank Capral

Mexicans Murder Chinese at Torron Coahuila

Foon Chuck manager of the railroad hotel in the city is advised of a wholesale slaughter of his countrymen at Torron Coahuila. The report notes violence against Chinese residents with limited detail and names the location and implicated region.

Ciuadd Prio Diaz Viailroad Foon Chuck Torron Coahuila

From Farm to Farm: Agricultural Notes and Tips

This column presents a wide range of farming guidance. It covers animal care, crop rotations, soil improvements, feeding practices, pasture management, and seasonal sowing. Key points include hogs and poultry care, seed selection, soil amendments, and practices to improve yield and efficiency.

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