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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1911

Page

6

Idaho bankers tied to eucalyptus land frauds

Indictments by a federal grand jury at Spokane charge D W Stanrod president of the First National Bank of Pocatello A B Moss of Payette J B Perrine of Twin Falls and Paul Bickel of Jerome with fraudulent use of the mails to promote sales of eucalyptus tree lands in Kern County California. Also noted is a farewell dinner for Rev Dr John Henry Jowett before leaving England for a New York church post with an American salary of 12000 dollars.

United Press Roish Ida Federal Grand Jury Spokane D. W. Stanrod First National Bank of Pocatello A. B. Moss Payette J. B. Perrine Twin Falls Paul 8. Bickel Jerome Idaho American Hardwood Company Kern County Cal John Henry Jowett Carr's Lane Congregational Church Birmingham Eng England Fifth and Presbyterian Church of New York Jowett

Safe burglary halted by restaurant owner's wife

Mrs George Shitsuoka wife of a Japanese restaurant proprietor at 1416 First av interrupted two safe blowers early this morning as they moved the safe to a rear room and prepared to apply nitroglycerine. The men escaped.

George Shitsuoka First Av

Motorcycle Notes Reach Hawaii And Across The Nation

Hilo hosts its first motorcycle race on Washington's birth date with races planned weekly at the Tuileries track. Den ver begins Sunday and continues on holidays. About 200 riders expected for the Boston Worcester Patriot's Day run on April 19. Philippine riders follow American club affiliations. Bushville Indiana gears for a 200 mile stock singles race April 5 with two preliminaries.

Hilo Hawaii Washington Boston-Worcester Bushville Ind

Lost Smithsonian desert wanderer rescued near Searchlight

A Smithsonian Institute exploring party of three reported one member lost in the desert south of Searchlight Nevada. He was rescued after becoming delirious and exhausted. The other two were unharmed and continued the expedition from San Bernardino.

United Seattle Star San Bernardino Cal Smithsonian Institute Searchlight Nevada

Fire destroys garage and auto of W L Lister in Spokane

A garage and automobile belonging to W L Lister at 6500 Oswego Place, part of the Spokane Grain Coe., were burned to cinders early today after a loud gasoline explosion. Fire crews battled the blaze as the cause and extent of damage were investigated.

W. L. Lister Oswego Place Spokane Grain Coe

Irene Floated After 80 Hours On Fire Island Sand Bar

New York dispatch reports the liner Irene was floated last night after spending 80 hours wedged on a sand bar off Fire Island. Only damage noted was a shattered rudder post.

New York Irene Fire Island

Bryan to Speak on Presidential Hopeful Tonight

W J Bryan visits Morgantown W Va to discuss politics and expectedly name his favored Democratic presidential candidate for the next year.

Bryan United Press Morgantown W. Va W. J. Bryan

Dog Team Trek Aims From England to North America

Merl LaVoy of Seattle plans an 18000 mile dog team expedition under the Panama Pacific International Exposition auspices. He intends to travel from England through Europe Asia and North America following the McKinley episode last summer with Parker Browne’s party as a reference point.

Merl LaVoy Seattle Parker Browne Mount McKinley England Europe Asia North America

Three Burn to Death In Cairo Boxcar Fire

Three people died and one injured when four intoxicated men entered a Cairo boxcar and accidentally set it ablaze. Charles and Joseph Kelly of Utica New York and James Thompson were burned to death.

Cairo Charles and Joseph Kelly Utica N. Y James Thompson

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