Woolgrowers convention set at Soda Lake in January
Attending the National Woolgrowers meeting at Soda Lake January 17 18 and 19 will be Thomas Hooper Antelope and Charles Halts Mint Nock though Halts may be unable to go. President Burges and Secretary Dan Smythe expect to attend with Montic Highwin and others. Smythe will also confer with Idaho Woolgrowers at Boise on a joint action including sale of a Utah salt plant held by Idaho to reduce costs.
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Montic Hi.chwinn
Mir
Smythe
Alee Mort
Idaho Woolgrowers
Boise
Idaho Association
Walt
Utah
Gregoret
Man Sentenced for Refusing Aid to Officer in Cottonwood Incident
Robert Lamont was fined 25 dollars after a circuit court plea of mullite for refusing to aid Officer Hi Water during a Cottonwood Street crime weeks earlier. He remains in custody pending payment as noted in the county journal, with two accomplices also held.
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Hi Water
Robert Lamont
Tuidee Renan
Chirke
Lamont
Jourl
Brakeman Charlee Smith Killed Near Swinntiy Bridge
In a morning accident a brakeman Charlee Smith died after a striking timber near the Swinntiy bridge. A woman locked in a toilet room was freed as Smith attempted to help her through a window. He fell twenty feet to the ground and was taken to Rexburg where he died. He leaves a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idate
Charlee Smith
Rexburg
Fire at Michigan stave plant kills man and injures woman
A Detroit blaze last night destroyed the Michigan Stave company plant worth 2,000,000. One man was killed and one woman injured as fire horses plunged into a crowd. About two thousand workers were left temporarily unemployed. property losses estimated at 75,000.
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Detroit, Jan
Michgan Stave Company
Candy versus consumption claim by Chicago physician
A Chicago physician argues a new candy based school of treatment prevents consumption. He urges teaching children to eat sugar, praises candy factories as yielding the finest health results for consumptives, and says candy eaters show resistance to alcohol and disease.
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Chicago
New School of Treatment
London
Choking Off the Boycott in Canton Authorities Move
Hong Kong reports that the Canton viceroy ordered the arrest of boycott leaders. Police were instructed to destroy boycott placards and local newspapers were forbidden to mention the anti American action.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Foreign residents fear kidnap threat in Tangiers
Tangiers notes foreigners greatly affirmed by danger of Balewl the bandit to kidnap members of the foreign colony and force the sultan to restore him to power. The memory of Baienuli abducting Perditearls in 1964 alarms them that the threat may recur.
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Tangiers
Balewl
Baienuli
Perditearls
Wreckage Reported Near Sandy Hook Ties To Missing Steamer
Jan 9 report from Siberia West Indian service notes floating wreckage 10 miles south of Sandy Hook. Officials suspect it may be from the missing steamer Pones, overdue 12 days. California governor inauguration details noted with a farewell ceremony at Clunie theater.
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Ponce
Oventine
New York
Evervice
Hillmburg
Sandy Honkehe
Pones
Law on Flags and Road Rules Prompts State Bill Debate
A bill drafted for Representative Steen proposes a statewide rule to fly the American flag on all school buildings when weather is fair. The measure, crafted with Judge S A Lowell, would require districts to display the flag and authorizes local boards to enforce. A separate bill aims to modify road laws affecting petition rights and roadside access, with Steen backing changes to permit property owners to petition and gain access under revised rules.
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W. Steen
Steen
S. A. Lowell
Messrs. Barrett
Steen Jett
Portland
Ford
Petittonihe
Petithin
Helene Lave
Waersin
Mhront
Martial Law Declared in Scranton and Forinton Pa
On January 1 the typhoid fever epidemic prompts martial law in Scranton and nearby Forinton. The mayor announces emergency governance to last several months to curb the outbreak.
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Scranton
Forinton
Death of a Child in Missouri Gulch Elder Family
Jomer Elder, the young son of Mr and Mrs KF O Elder of Missouri Gulch, died Monday morning. The interment occurred today at Union cemetery with services conducted by Rev. Robert Warner.
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Jomer Elder
KF. O. Elder
Missouri Gulch
Union Cemetery
Robert Warner
Missouri Pacific Merger Probed by Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri attorney general filed petitions to dissolve alleged mergers among Wabash, Missouri Pacific, Iron Mountain railroads and several listed companies alleging common ownership by the Gould interests. Hearings centered on corporate power and potential restraint of property rights with witnesses from government and railroad firms.
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St. Louie
Suke
Wabash
Mixsouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Riliroat
Pacific Burnres Company
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Western Coal & Mining Company
Rich Hill Mining Company
Kansas Missouri Elevator Company
Supreme Court
Hadley
Goulds
Missouri
Jon SN. Piidwin
Union Pacific
Omaha
Cinjon
M Crah
Courae
Olougo
Jao
Aorini
United States
New Clave
Rmilroad Bing
Ie Road
Rovernment
T. C. Stubbs
Tattle
Darrin Lines
M C Markham
Missouri Pacific
Harriman
New York
Mom
Paton Mackhan
Meckhaim
Stubbe
Miller
Harrimnin
Rockefeller
Block System Investigation Raises Questions Across Nation
Interstate Commerce Commission probes block system efficiency amid wrecks and failures. Officials report weak adherence to original principles, as Washington notes a broader inquiry into operations nationwide. President Spencer of Southern Railway cited in collision incident. Tehran liaison details emerge. Edward Starr nominated for post in Pirowiaville Oregon.
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Warhington
Law. S
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio
Lawyers
Spencer
Southern Railway
Leaves Por Salem Session Preparations Underway
William Stustver and colleagues head to Portiinid for a joint repriventie ahead of the coming session of the Weertliture. Senators Smith and Cole will not stay in the city through Saturday as meetings with woolgrowers’ bill progress under committee auspices.
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William Stustver
Portiinid
Ihe Hose
Mesars
Barrett
Steen
Huo An
Tyvey
Imperial Hotel
Representative Slusher
State Association
Vuestiday
Senetoye Smith
Cole
Pavings a Primary Law and State Rail Regulation
Governor Gooding asks Idaho legislature for a railroad commission with rate setting and traffic control authority. He promotes a primary law, an employers liability law, an eight hour mine law, and convicts on state works. He also urges Canyon county to be released from prosecution costs for Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone. Oregon news notes Fort Stevens jetty inspection and storm damage.
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Roi
Idaho
Gooding
Steunenberg
Canyon County
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Six Feet of Snow Delays Great Northern Traffic
Heavy snowfall in the Cascades leaves snow six feet deep at the Cascade tunnel and four feet at Leavenworth. Rotary plows work to clear lines as transcontinental trains run one to two days late. Montana weather compounds the delays while Pacific Northwest routes suffer. Pennsylvania Railroad appoints five vice presidents, reshuffling leadership from Pittsburgh offices.
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Cascades
Everett
Jan
Great Northern
Cascade Tunnel
Leavenworth
Montana
Santa Fe Indicted in Federal Freight Rate Case
Los Angeles January 9 The federal grand jury adjourned after examining the Santa Fe in a freight rate case. Four indictments allege violations of law with 76 counts against Santa Fe and 20 counts against Grand Cane Link and Cement Company of Los Angeles. Potential penalties range from 74000 to 520000 if found guilty on all counts. The indictments cover shipments of cement and time from Selean Avie to Los Angeles. Engineers and redeemers on the Sena canal have also posed requests for wage adjustments.
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Los Angeles
Federal Grand Jury
Santa Fe
al- Weed
Grand Cane, Link and Cement Coompany
Wellborn
Selean
Avie
Lone Angeles
Will of Frank C Baker Reveals Vast Portland Estate
The late Frank C Baker former state printer and Republican leader died last week in Portland. His will valued the estate at about 250000, naming widow Margaret as executrix and providing 2500 to his brother, 200 a month for life to another relative, and legacies to charities and churches.
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Frank C. Baker
Portland
Baker
The
Oregon Daily Journal
Frank
Mm Margaret Baker
Ticharios
W. O W. Baker
J. W. Baker
Chiriee Baker
Honolulu
Origen
Fiopries
Yitlentan
Tuthton
Wid
Salvation Army
Portland Lodge
BP. Ogbr. l
Frank FR. Watkins
A. J. Brault
Examining Harry Gibson at county court hearing
At the courthouse this afternoon Harry Gibson faced examination before Commissioner John Hailey Jr in the circuit court room. Deputies Bushee and Foster and Agent Edwards attended along with Harry Redford and others interested in reservation affairs. The prisoner is represented by A. S. Newberry. Near 2 PM FB L McBroom, proprietor of the Golden Rule, testified and was questioned regarding the Wil lite matter.
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Court House
Fenttha
Chicago market report and weather notes
Fragmented market report cites wheat operations and price changes with scattered figures. Mentions Chicago area activity and supply concerns, alongside brief notes on percentages and openings. This item reads like a late edition market blurb with incomplete data and several garbled phrases.
Hitchcock Denounced and Threatened with Impeachment
Washington Jan 1 Cartr of Montana says he expects to denounce on the senate floor the order by Hitchcock withdrawi ng certain public lands from entry and that no executive officer lacked authority to issue patents after homestead compliance. Hitchcock is grilled by a special senate committee investigating the five Civilized tribes fraud. Clark of Wyoming warns of impeachment if Congress does not act.
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Washington
Cartr
Montana
Cave
Senate
Hitchcock
Spec
Congress
Clark
Wyoming
Senator Smiths Anti-Trust Law Drafted by Smith
A proposed anti trust bill modeled on Kansas law seeks to curb grain trusts and stock buying corporations. State Senator C J Smith, urged by wheatraisers association, will introduce the measure with penalties and new enforcement by district attorneys. The draft mirrors Kansas provisions barring price fixing and market restraints while allowing state regulation of trade to sustain competition.
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C. J. Smith
Kansas
Smith
Wheatraisers Association
Durie
Erin
Northwest
Lee
Sack Aitiele
Train coal raid reported at North Yakinin station
A June report from North Yakinin Washington describes a coal train being raided at a station. Citizens allegedly halted the train and removed equipment, injuring no one. Rail workers pulled back, with authorities promising no further incidents without proper notice.
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Yakinin
Wash
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J. Z. Turner
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