Wreck on Main Line Near Brady Switch Kills Two
A westbound freight wreck on the 0. 8. L line near Brady switch killed engineer Bert Chapman and fireman W. D. Nichols, with brakeman H. A. McDaniels severely burned. Seven cars derailed and coal piled across the track blocked service for 24 hours while rescuers cleared the site and a hospital treated the injured.
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McDaniels
Brady Switch
Shoshone
Dietrich
Bert Chapman
W. D. Nichols
Pocatello
Annual School Play At Opera House Feature
A major city school play airs Friday night April 28 directed by Miss Lenora BE Shaw. Over a hundred youths act in a double bill Belabanvar's Doom features vivid tableau and dramatic scene as Medes and Persians clash. Valley Farm offers rural humor with touching moments. Tickets at Bowler Bros with 50 and 73 cent reserved seats. proceeds aid school equipment funds.
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Opera House
Lenora BE. Shaw
Belabanvar
Belahazzar
Valley Farm
Fies
Bowler Bros
Sheriffs Office Rapid Action In Home Burglary Case
Quick sheriff work led to arrests after the burglary of John Devanigneu Gooding home. Two Mexican suspects were brought to the county jail Wednesday, pled guilty before Judge Puller, and face sentencing before Judge Walters.
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Sheriffs Office
John Devanigneu Gooding
Soab
Puller
Walters
Barry Jarman Case Involving Adultery Sentences Reported
Owing to an oversight the Barry Jarman case was not reported initially. Garman alias Johnstone pleaded guilty to adultery and was sentenced to four months in county jail. Mrs. Bar received USL days in jail. The case stirred local attention after Jarman was arrested in Wendell following a tip received from Barry's daughter Dorothy.
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Barry
Titor
Orothy
Suntan
Has New Head of Ricer at Hot Lake Sanatorium Oregon
Fred H. Gurney of Hot Lake Sanatorium visited town to promote the resort. He announced Walter M. Piece as new president and manager, with plans to invest over 30 000 in improvements including lawns shade trees and golf links. The medical staff is described as among the best in the northwest and the enterprise is reported to be expanding rapidly.
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Fred H. Gurney
Hot Lake
Oregon
Gurney
The
Journal
Walter M. Piece
Garvey
North— West
Result of School Election Quiet Trustees Hustle Voters
The school election held Sunday afternoon passed off quietly until trustees had to mobilize on the street to gather enough voters. Archie Bowler was reelected trustee. Trustees say district patrons neglect school affairs when not attending meetings.
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Archie Bowler
Hailey Bank Case Nearing End as Court Works
The Hailey bank case moves toward closure with the district court hearing testimony through April 20. Leo Cramer, charged with receiving and depositing funds from Idaho State Bank of Hailey on August 31, 1910, faced 30 witnesses as prosecutors argued bank insolvency and falsified reports, while defense contends assets remained and a sale was planned to protect depositors. The county commissioners adjourned a two week session and discussed cash assessments amid tax policy concern, with a preliminary plan for a public 10 cent notice matinee for schoolchildren tomorrow afternoon.
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Hailey Bank
Leo Cramer
Idaho State Bank of
Hailey
Plumper
Jts
Walters
Ibank
N. M Ruiek
Boise
Mr. Ruiek
Ubal
Une
Wmn. G. Cruse
Goimimission
Widen
Huiek
Jinige Sittin
Che Court
Athelitis
Teheani
Erin
Gilinis
King
Lincoln v S
Speakman
Wad Iliduda
Ers
Wes Belive
Ciousse
Goygrmmor Gooding
Bothwell
A. L. Speakman
Ee Poieibeak
State Board of Equilization
Wiese
Hawley
State Board of Equalization
Defense victory in irregularity challenge in case against Mir. Kueh
The court sustained the defense on irregularity but allowed most of the defense’s evidence to remain, taint of fraudulent intent in question. Pleadings likely to begin Monday with Sullivan and King for the prosecution and Buick and Beachhead for the defense, a lineup famed for legal knowledge.
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Sistainine
Mir. Kueh
Tal
Masts Sullivan
King
Messrs
Buick
Beachhead
Jealous lover kills woman then fails in suicide
In a cottage near Boise, Flora M. Rogers is shot by MOA. Spangler, a Boise newcomer. She dies on the bed. Spangler then shoots at himself but fails and swallows carbolic acid. Rogers’s body is sent to Haverhill, Mass. Spangler is wanted in Boise for forgery, with Richmond, Virginia as his home.
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Oelork
Moa. Spangler
Boise
Flora M. Rogers
Rogers
la Vais
Abe
Charles Edwards
Spargier
Spangler
Br. H. G. Baugh
Nee
Toman
J. Brennan
Haverhill
Mass
United States Service
Poe
Hinds
Richmond
Idaho
Second Annual Meeting of School Trustees Deliberates on Grants
The second annual meeting of the School Trustees of Lincoln County was held in Shoshone April 13 with County Superintendent Burnside presiding. The group discussed school district problems, including funding, marking reports, and the new school law becoming operative May 3. County Assessor Isensteiger spoke on association benefits, while talks focused on teacher pay and building concerns.
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Lincoln County
Setinol
Shoshone
Tuige JL. Fuller
JS. MaQuisley
Tupert
Couny
L. M. Burnside
Uwo
Aloe
Bengais
Isenswerg
Burnside
Mary Ann Gomes Silva Obituary in Gooding Idaho Home
Mary Ann Gomes Silva beloved mother of nine, died April 19 1901 at age 6 years 17 days. Born April 2 186, she married Antonio Silva and moved from Agores Islands to California then Idaho near Gooding. Funeral April 20 at Sacred Heart Church in Gooding with Rev Father Boogers. community attended and Shoshone School Band performed.
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Antonio Silva
Mary Ann Gomea Silva
Agores Islands
Lhece
Antonio T. Silke
California
Idaho
Sushode
Silva Ranch
Goodinglois
Mary Gomes
Messrs
Manuel
Tory
Arthur Siva
Mary Ann Braga
Mosers
Joseph
Frank
Sera
Pullin
Silva
Geeding
Vather Booguers
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H. A. McDaniels
W. H. Baugh
H.G. Baugh
Brothertead
Niehiels
Glenns Perry
Povatetto
Barry-Jarman
Case County Commis
Sioners
Hou
Obitu Vay
Edith V. Logan
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