Young Han Held for Rustlin Charges Across Counties
George D. Campbell reports an arrest for rustling involving Freagin GB. Peck and Matt Caldwell in Blaine and Shoshone counties. Peck and Caldwell allegedly slaughtered range cattle for meat sales in October. Buried hides were recovered and Cyrus Holden, arrested in Utah, aided locating the rustling camp. Holden is held on horse stealing charges and implicated others including Joe Wheeler. Meat buyers included a highway district road camp commissary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Campbell
Sher 4
Clements
Blaine County
Freagin GB. Peck
Matt Caldwell
Cyrus Holden
Utah
Peck
Magic Dam
Soldier
Holden
Joe Wheeler
Lambing Season Under Promising Conditions
Flockmasters centered on Shoshone report lambing season with wealth added at about 20 000 dollars daily. Weather is ideal, ewes wintered well and in prime condition. Market outlook for wool and lambs is strong for a month or more, boosting local interest and activity.
Society of Equity Holds Annual Farmers Meeting in Pocatello
About 200 members attended the Farmers Society of Equity annual two day session in Pocatello on Saturday evening. The meeting featured many addresses and a keynote call for closer cooperation in marketing for the coming season. Reports praised the year's work and progress by the equity.
School board considers buying two Idaho lots for grounds
The Shoshone school board weighs purchasing the Fields and Helman lots to extend the school grounds across the entire block south of art square. The combined parcels would add shade and yield a prominent public space in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helman
Art Square
Idaho
Bankrupting the Country Says Fitzgerald
Rep Fitzgerald of the Democratic leaders warns that if all executive demands passed by Congress are granted the United States, the wealthiest nation, would become the world's first bankrupt nation. He notes department heads are appointees of President Wilson in a critique of the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Fitzgerald
United States
House of Representatives
Wisson
Caldwell Tribune
Harrison
Fkitne
McKinney
Roosevelt
Tait
Chicago
Taft
Phair
LaFollette
Lie Lasimi
Bryan
Sam
Young Spanish Woman Dies in Shoshone Meningitis Case
Juliana Domingues, an 18 year old recent arrival from Spain, died Monday night in Shoshone from acute meningitis. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Catholic church after the body was prepared for burial by the Tiverian undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliana Domingues
Spain
Tiverian Undertaking Establishment
Breach of Promise Case Highlights Engagement to Chester Johnson
A breach of promise case concluded with the jury favoring the defendant Dolme Mc Maher by ten to two and then shifting to a seven five and eight four vote before final ruling for no damages. Plaintiff Vera Maugi alleged substantial financial and mental damages from a broken engagement. Witnesses included Chester Johnson as defendant’s key rival and Dr Grosse for the plaintiff. the trial featured cross examinations and praised performances by the parties and court officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieke Grint
Courthouwe
Jounie
Vera Maugi
Dolme McMaher
Trousseau
Chester Johnson
Lertoy Waddell
Helmer
John, Ryan
Douglas Mushnell
Alvin McMahon
Wie Hjudee
Beneh
Tauntee
Wepu
Vor
Plainit
Mawin Rose
Dee
Karl Swope
Mmager
Stekgrowers Moercantile
Est Stelle
Charles Gwin
Chis Wilson
Lawrence Gwin
S. A. Scott
District Court
Fred Turner
Walter Meyers
Ethel Doolittle
Naomi Hansen
Anna Ryan
Florence Turnbull
Russell Puller
Fred Walker
Lois Miller
Galena Lima
Jas Callen
Essly Fields
Prohibition Bill Reported Bypassed by Senate Committee
The ratewide prohibition bill was reported out of the senate committee with a Pass recommendation. Senator Grant of Clearwater County filed a minority report urging non passage, which was not adopted. Opponents sought to bury it by referral to the Judiciary committee, but that failed and the bill was sent to the committee of the whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Grant F
Clearwater County
Judiciary Committee
Notable North Side Club Banquet by Husbands Ends Warmly
A North Side Woman's Club gathering ended in a festive banquet hosted by husbands at Judge Clinger's home and the adjacent Babcock dwelling. Guests praised the cooks, including Paris-trained chefs and a former Illinois food inspector, as Judge Clinger presided with toasts and speeches celebrating the club's community aims. Invited guests included Prof. E. Le Weaver and several local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Club
Thomas Jay
Ehlet
Mr. Fay
Fred Hill
Ferrlll Clark
Paris
Willard Fields
D. W. Yaden
Ste
Chester
Frank Grosse
Illinois
Fay
Judge Clinger
Mesdame
Alexander
Bock
Clinger
Crothers
Clements
Fertill Cherk
Poolittle
Davis
Frame
Grosse
Jones
Rhine
Yaden
Shuppenies
Warren
Helm
E. le Weaver
R. J. McMahon
J. F. Melvin
Convict Negro Delivers Another Deadly Assault
Jack Edwards, a Shoshone penitentiary prisoner, attempted to kill a fellow inmate last Friday afternoon wielding a dagger. He was disarmed after being driven into his cell. Edwards previously tried to murder the Shoshone marshal during a dedication arrest. He headed a moving freight car firing at pursuers with the marshal’s revolver, wounding County Treasurer W. V. Hower, and was captured at American Falls after exhausting his ammo. J Adgerton returned from Boise with his young daughter awaiting a bead removal procedure at the State capital to ease a wedged bead in her ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Edwards
Shoshone
Travey
Edwards
Marshall
J. Adgerton
The
Camas
Bootlegging Arrest Shakes Gooding County Jail Sentence
A sawed off firearm carrying man was sent to Gooding Jail for five months after confessing to transporting liquor. The arrest occurred near Shoshone with a confession leading Sheriff Saunders to vow further action against bootlegging in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goudy
Ollo
Saunders
Bothwell
New Quarters for Trustees and Water Department
The Shoshone board met in a new chamber carved from the fire department quarters to serve as the trustees and water department office. The room includes desks chairs lights and a telephone. It was decided to start the new water rates on March 1 with about a 40 percent reduction and the Great Shoshone and Twin Falls Water Power Co was notified the trustees were ready to pay the remaining balance for the town water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Shoshone i
Water Department
Fire Department
Great Shoshone & Twin Fails Water Power Company
Tull
A Shot From Mr Fay Sparks Local Post Election Rift
Thomas Fay denounces the Boise group Pence Nugent Alexander and Elder over the post office appointment claiming patrons were ignored and Democrats supported him in Shoshone. He notes a 33 year stay in town and signals party tensions. Similar divide reported at Twin Falls over Phil Crow’s adjutant general appointment. A divorce summons was served in Shoshone on Mistin Cantrefl against John W Cantrefl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fay
The
Statesman
Boise Bunch
Pence, Nugent, Alexander and Elder
Shoshone
Fay
Dave
Twin Falls
Phil Crow
Mistin Canteen
John W. Cantrefl
Wane of the Bird Men in Early American Aviation
The piece argues the United States led in inventing flying machines yet lagged in aviation progress. It cites Smithsonian backing for a national aeronautics advisory committee, White House approval, and minimal Defense department action. It notes dealers exiting the market, curators switching to lower wages, and high price flights becoming scarce. The tone laments American indifference to flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Congress
National Advisory Committee For
Aeronautics
Army
Navy
Dougle
P S District Convention at Mountain Home
The Pythian district convening at Mountain Home drew delegates from Shoshone to southern Mali. An elaborate banquet shaped a double triangle table followed by an all night session. Mountain Home led in degree work with Shoshone second. upcoming convention planned for Genoa in February 1914.
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Edita
Hutkrey
Shoshone
Pythian
Ant
Haven
Trethoen
Miunralnhote
Shwehnae
Twits Fult
Gienns Ferry
Mali
Gennesvery
Pebeuary
Shpckway Delenetvy
ACR
M. T. Whitenock
George Cannell
Fred Gwin
Bueler
WW. Custer
JW. Lundin
BG. Merritt
Dr. Zoller
Walter Gwin
Mountainhome
Fanny Creely Death Shocks Gospel World
Fanny Creely, famed blind hymn writer, died today at her home after a period of fasting. Her prolific output totals about 8 000 hymns praised in churches worldwide, joining a legacy akin to Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts, with Senator and Mrs. Borden planning a California visit this summer to view exhibitions in San Diego and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Cone
Fanny Creely
Lier Realth
Fanny Coby
Charles Wesley
Tsnac Watts
Gospel Zone
The Legacy of the Office in Washington Politics
A Washington dispatch reflects on executive and legislative discord across administrations from Taft to Wilson. Senators resist presidential urges, but Clapp aligns with the president on some issues. The piece notes growing paranoia about extra sessions, postwar shifts in immigration, financial confidence, and the impact of big business on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
McKinley
Harrison
Cleveland
Wiss Fer
Lemier of Bla
Clapp
White House
Lfe
Wilson
Minnesota
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Francis B. Peck
Society OF Equity
Verial
North Side Woman's Club
Gooding
Trustees and Water Department
Fanny Crosby
Washington
Europe
America
Steel Company
Southern
Tars Boen
Pennsylvania
Manuel
Jerome Way
Newman
Silva
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