Idaho State News Briefs Spark Weekend Reports
The Nampa telephone exchange now operates all night. BF Heyers, living near Star, died from injuries after a highway accident. Star melons sold in Boise at a fixed price per pound. Payette Creamery closed due to scarcity of milk. A residence in Idaho City was destroyed by a recent week’s fire. A Mina? event noted about 0600 near Coeur d’Alene. Burke, Mullan report inches of a measure. Ada County summer school held with forty students in Boise.
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Nampa
BF Heyers
Starle
Boise
Payette Creamery
Idaho City
Jones Beag
Boon
Tracy At Large After Port Madison Escape And Robe
Tracy remains missing after fleeing Port Madison Saturday with a Whitehall boat found at Miller's bay. Indian watchers, scattered reports, and a missing crew member accompany a broader scramble for leads as authorities await Tracy's next move.
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Perderces Ontlaw
Slane Tracy
Jobunen
Port Madison
Bethel
Tracy
Miller's Bay
Whitehall
Anderson
Will Be Crowned In August Coronation Plans Shrink
King Edward to be crowned between August 1 and 11 with a curtailed pageant and ceremony at Westminster Abbey. The royal procession will follow the familiar route from Buckingham Palace through The Mall and Whitehall to the Abbey. Recovery noted as rapid. no official announcement yet.
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Edward
Monay
Westminister Abbey
Wuckingham Palace
Whitehall
Abbey
Aguinaldo Freed Yet Timid About Leaving Home
The amnesty July 4 freed Aguinaldo and withdrew guard protection. General Chaffee told him he would have the same protection as any citizen but could not halt civil suits. Aguinaldo planned a quiet night visit to Cavite and feared daylight street appearances. Vengeance fears arise over Luna and other enemies tied to past killings.
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Aguinaldo
Johnson
Chaffee
William BE. McKinlay
Ninth Cavalry
General Chaffee
Cavite Viejo
Cavite
Wright
Luna
Fate of Andree party confirmed by Northwest Territory report
Rev Dr Ferries arrives at Winnipeg with accounts of the Andree expedition tragedy. A balloon party alighted north of York Factory two years ago near Fort Churchill. Indians massacred three explorers after a signal gun caused a clash. Old Huskie relayed the tale to Hudson Bay agent Ralph Alstive. The Hudson’s Bay Company has offered a reward for recovered gear.
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Requimant
Dr. Ferries
Winnipeg
York Factory
British Territory
Andree
York
Baquimaux
Old Huskie
Fort Churchill
Ralph Alstive
Hudson Bay Company
Ferres
Hudson Company
Ferbes
Ihey
Death in Grand Forks Bath May Be Murder or Suicide
Charles J. McCormick a Grand Forks Great Northern contractor and his wife were found dead in a bath tub by their son. The deaths are being explored as possible suicide or murder with theories ranging from revenge for a quarrel to a broad alert of similar cases.
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Charles J. McCormick
Grand Forks
N.D
Embezzlement Scandal Hits Wells Fargo Clark City
Harry T. Duke assistant cashier and Alexander A. Robertson paying teller were arrested for embezzling about sixty thousand dollars from Wells Fargo in Salt Lake City. Thacker investigation traces a decade long scheme with concealed losses. Robertson, a city council member, disappeared then confessed to shortages and faced trial.
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Harry T. Duke
Wells-Fargo & Co. Bank
Salt Lake City
Alexander A. Robertson
Duke Sod Robertson
J. N. Thacker
Robertson
Riots in Rostov-on-Don Shock Russian Provinces
Dispatch from St Petersburg reports days of labor riots at Rostov on Don in Bjatrinsoly province southern Russia. Troops clashed with rioters, many casualties among the crowd. Leaders were outsiders in fantastic uniforms preaching anti machinery, war on factories in the czar's name.
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SS. Petersburg
Rostov-on-Don
Bjatrinsoly
Russia
Fifteen Die In Night Collision Near Gloversville NY
On the Fourth of July near Gloversville Mountain Lake electric road two crowded cars collided head on killing fifteen people and wounding twenty nine. The crash occurred about 10 30 p m two and a half miles north of Gloversville as crowds gathered at a popular resort. The two trains, one northbound and one southbound, struck with great speed.
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Gloversville
N. Y
Mountain Lake Railway
Glovernville
Filipino murder suspect surrenders to San Jose police
William F McAllister a 30 year old Philippine veteran from Wheatland Illinois surrendered to the San Jose police. He served in the Thirtieth United States Infantry during the Spanish American War and says he killed a Filipino man single handed after an insane impulse following theft of a sway from camp.
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William F. McAllister
San Jose
Cal
McAllister
Wheatland, Ills
Philippines
United States Infantry
McAil
Sway
Hoe
Anarchists Try to Blow Brest Powder Magazine
Two men attempted to force entry to a powder magazine near Brest. They wounded a sentinel who fired on them as alarm sounded. A second attempt occurred Saturday evening. authorities believe anarchists planned to blow up the magazine, which held powder sufficient for five million cart ridges.
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Brest
Desperado Tracy Eludes Seattle Pursuit After Fatal Shootings
Convict Tracy, responsible for killing Policeman E B Breez and Sheriff deputy Charles Raymond and fatally wounding Deputy Sheriff John Williams, led a long day of flight across about sixty miles near Seattle. Governor McBride offered 2500 dollars reward, bringing totals to 5000 with victims’ kin offres. Militia sent to aid posses as crews comb the territory from Seattle to Bothell and Kirkland.
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E. B. Breez
Neil Rawley
Seattle
Charles Ray— Mond
Snohomish County
John Williams
King County
Bothell
Raymond
Winchester
Williams
Governor McBride
Washington
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State National Guard
General Drain
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Polieceman Brees
Fremont
Hhapters
Morever
Bothwell
Wash
Cudihee
Hothell
Kirkland
Woodinville
Ravenna
Philbrick
al Rogers
Swamp Creek Bridge
John Fish
French & Fish
Ken— More
L. A. Gear
Tornado Rips Through Wisconsin Towns Killing One
A tornado swept a ten mile stretch from Raymond to Husher Wisconsin on late Wednesday afternoon killing one man at the home of G. H. Thyson in Caledonia. The storm leveled forty houses blew down hundreds of trees ruined hundreds of acres of grain and caused thousands of dollars in property damage. Several people were injured.
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Raymond
Husher
Wis
G. H. Thyson
Caledonia
Secret Service annual report shows 573 arrests nationwide
The annual report by Chief Willkie of the Secret Service Division notes 573 arrests for offenses against federal statutes. New York leads with 85 prosecutions, 413 offenders were American born, Italians next in number. Sixty three percent of arrestees were convicted, and only one dangerous counterfeit note circulated, a five dollar silver certificate.
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Willkie
Secret Service Division
New York
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