Weaver Held on Murder Charge Over Poisoned Sweetheart
At a hearing before Probate Judge Fuller Ray Weaver was bound to answer second degree murder in the Lena Speers case. Witnesses testified a box of candy contained poison oil of tansy sent as dope, and emails from a sister supported mailing the package. The defense offered no evidence and bail of 6000 was set but not posted amid postal poison concerns.
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Fuller
Ray Weaver
Lena Speers
Bothwell
O. K
Irene
Edna Weaver
State of Washington
Buk
J. L. Benson
Chas. F. Zeller
W. G. Bissell
Buhl
Allorney Bothwell
Vortland
Weaver
Boise
Dietrich
Jap weds white girl in Pocatello ceremony
A marriage license was issued to Kataro Tacaro of Pocatello, 27, and Lilla March of Green Bay, Wis., 21, and they were married moments later by Justice Felix Van Reuth. The groom is described as a neat little brown man and the bride as a handsome young woman.
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Pocatello
Kataro Tacaro
Lilla March
Green Bay
Wis
Justice of the Peace
Felix van Reuth
Ogbers Practice On Safes Left Unlocked
The Gem State lumber office and the unused Iowa company office were burglarized Sunday night. Charles Doty found his safe locked by criminals who turned the combination, an amateurish act as no valuables were taken. In Iowa the inner doors were smashed and the outer entry forced with a piece of airbrake spring. The sheriff noted the burglary and Doty recalls a prior similar theft.
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Gem State Lumber
Iowa
Gem State
Charles Doty
Mr. Doty
Sheriff's Office
Doty
Changes Made in County Schools
The Dietrich schools will be taught this season by Prof. Kingston with his daughter assisting. Prof. Hill and wife move to teach Hagerman schools, with Hill supervising a larger field and salary. A large audience attended events, featuring Collharp Park band and Gooding orchestra for dance music. Patriotic addresses were given by Revs Kingston and Me. Mrs. Jefferson ran the hotel, serving meals to 250, and overseeing the night dance. Edwin R. Gage and sister Bessie B. Gage proved cultivation on Carey Act claims at the Dietrich hotel, near a south Dietrich ranch. First alfalfa cutting is stacked. farmers expect higher yields with expanded acreage.
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Dietrich
Kingston
East
Hill
Hagerman
Collharp Park
Gooding
Jefferson
Edwin R. Gage
Bessie B. Gage
Two Young Women Take Over Shoshos Steam Laundry
Miss Sarah McPherson and Miss Mattie Peterson have purchased the Shoshos steam laundry from J. W. Lundin and become managers. They bring practical knowledge and energy, promising notable success as they run the business with thrift and enterprise.
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Sarah McPherson
Mattie Peterson
Shoshos
J. W. Lundin
Personal water dispute erupts between Gooding farmers
Walter Darling and Oscar Bryant, two Gooding residents, clashed over water rights in a heated exchange that included shovels and fists. Judge Fuller will decide the matter. In the same area, a neighbor was fined $25 after a shooting incident amid school bond debates involving Dietrich and a $25,000 amount.
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Walter Darling
Oscar Bryant
Judge Fuller
Onoghone Bonds Sold at Premium in Idaho Road District
McCoy & Company of Chicago purchased the $80,000 Shoshone Highway District road bonds at a premium of 36 dollars. The 6 percent bonds mark a first in Idaho's market, seen as a step toward better roads. Shoshone leads Lincoln County in road district finance, with calls for broader adoption.
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Lincoln County
Macbeth committed to Blackfoot asylum after sanity trial
J L Macbeth a Short Line freight engineer was examined by Drs Castle and Ray at the Probate Court and committed to the Blackfoot insane asylum. While aboard a west end freight train he thought someone tried to kill him and leaped from the moving caboose but was uninjured. He spent the night in jail and faced a sanity commission this morning with belief his dementia is temporary.
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Pocatello
J. L. Macbeth
T. A. Johnston
H. A. Castle
F.m-Ray
Blackfoot
Macbeth
West End
Caboose
Sanity Commission
Eighth Grade Graduation Diplomas Render Enter High School
The May and June examinations awarded diplomas to many students across districts including Richfield Richfield John Scheppers Aaron Johnsen Birney Powell Alfred Jacobson Hagerman Myra Agee Maria Durfee Mary Parsons Heyburn vicinity Gertie Ol Fletcher Haynes Margaret Lind Jerome Hillsdale Bliss Atequia Milner Mildred Hartley Clark Brooks.
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Douglas Bushnell
Seemi Hansen
Marvin Newman
Ioin Hunter
Nellie Myers
Fred Turner
Minnie Albers
Ethel Grier
Lawrence Gwin
Beulah Dunn
Jaywind Wheeler
Margaret Ryan
2 Cullen
Gooding
Norman Osborn
Glen
Graves
Florence Williams
Dessie Moncur
Estella Montgomery
Helen May
Jessie Basom
Henry Jensen
Pansy Speer
Lawrence Martin
Russell Scott
George Schmidt
Alice Bidstrup
Frudy Sullivan
Helen Williams
Masie Olmstead
Fletcher Haynes
Frank Pringie
Riley Watson
Gladys Williams
Helen Candy
Brownie Haynes
Esther Beebee
Verna Marshall
Jesse Wise
Iva Friend
Marie Goodman
Mamie Reynolds
Ernest Templin
Zellah Catmall
Nellie Bell
Frank Beebee
Glen Beebee
Ruth Treiber
Burt van Every
Lottie Ray
Fred 0. Ray
Wendell
Yiernity
John Walsh
Sara Bissell
Addie Farrington
Grace Cope
Ava Miller
Ruth E. Clark
Daphne Shulsen
Lucy Newbrough
Lawrence Collins
Elizabeth Hine
Vernon Wilcox
Alice Barrett
Paul Wilcox
Sherman Cooledge
Ethel Hastings
Robert Ridenbaugh
Vivian West
Gertrude Cooledge
Heyburn and
Gertie Ol
Dorothy Thompson
Ethel Hal
Gladys Nelson
Gertrude Sirrine
Wesley Cornwell
Irene Clark
Verburg
Marie Clark
Roy Ruby Blake
Cyrus Ldellerry Fiala
Bertha Adam
Lillian Hall
Marjory Treiber
Donald Jolly
Howard Cooper
Truman Cooper
Frank Schedde
Frank Nelson
Olive Farrell
Jerome
Margaret Lind
Earl Crawford
Inez Gurnell
Hillsdale and Vicinity
Emma Wood
Everett Tilllman
Catherine Shannon
Marguerite Reilly
Bliss
Herschel Roberts
Atequia
Della Hall
Grace Vail
Adeline Whittle
Chester Landers
Ralph Ray
Mary Clark Milner
Mildred Hartley
Claude Brooks
Clark Brooks
Partners Face Off In County Attorney Contest
The article notes Harlan D. Heist and M. U0 Aubolee, law partners and opposing County Attorney candidates, each clear nominees of their parties. A rumored bid for joint prosecution and defense is dismissed as unethical. A dissolution or resignation may resolve the awkward situation.
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Harlan D. Heist
Aubolee
the Land
Iki
Mrs Shilling Dies After Long Idaho Life
The remains of Mrs. W. H. Shilling, widow of Hon. W. N. Shilling the first postmaster at Rupert, were brought from Oregon Park to Hailey for interment. She died July 34 while living with months old children in California. a community leader known to early settlers of Fort Hall and the Mindoka project. The Shillings helped establish Rupert with Mr. Shilling pioneering the post and store.
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Idaho
Fort Hall
Death calls octogenarian Mrs Dryden at shore home
Mrs ES Dryden aged eighty five, born in Northumberland, died Sunday at her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs T B Le Bailly shore home. She was in good health until the day of death. Services were held at the Catholic Church in Shoshone with Rev Father Boogaers directing. Interment followed in the cemetery under undertaker Brennan.
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ES. Dryden
Northumberland
T. B. le Bailly
Shoshone
Father Boogaers
Brennan
Judge Fuller Served Long as Local Official and Citizen
Judge JL Fuller, a longtime public servant and candidate in the coming primaries for Probate, is described as faithful and kindly. His career spans ranching at Marsh Lake, a postmastership granted by President Harrison, multiple county commissions in Alturas and Lincoln, and three terms as Probate Judge after serving in the Union Army with post commander duties in Idaho. He is 67 with a family of nine.
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JL. Fuller
Prois
Judge Fuller
Abo
Marsh Lake
Albion
William Bennett
Dry Creek
Milner
Snake River
Bliss
Harrison
Fuller
Alturas County
Lincoln County
J. W. Barger
Department of Idaho
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United States
Lena
Jansy
Ogbers
Dietrich B
VPS
W. H. Shilling
California
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