Judge Walters to Stand for Supreme Bench
Judge Edward A. Walters, retiring senior judge of Idaho's fourth district, announced his candidacy for the Idaho Supreme Bench. Although reluctant at first, persistent requests from across the state and his own wish to return to practice led to the decision. loved locally as fearless and fair, he is seen as a strong statewide contender if nominated in September and likely favored in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Walters
Fourth Judicial District
Idaho
Epaulets and Gold Sage Won in Shoshone Fair Romance
Four months after Shoshone's County Fair a fairy like Miss May Palmer captivated many, including Captain George H. Van de Steeg of the National Guard. Though courted by Shoshone society, she married Captain Van de Steeg in Portland, with all officers present in formal dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winiltet
Society Indies of
Shoshone
May Palmer
Nampa
National Guard
George H. van de Steeg
Miss Palmer
Fan de Stéeg
Portland
Idaho
National Guard of
Oregon
Bridge Burned on Halley Branch of Short Line
A bridge over a dry ditch on the Halley branch of the Short Line was burned this morning, likely by sparks from engine 606. Two young men, Walter Lowe and Crank Brown, spotted the fire and halted the morning passenger train. A temporary bridge will be completed soon to allow regular trains, and the destroyed bridge was between 30 and 52 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley
Walter Lowe
Crank Brown
Agere Whitensek
Long Suffering of Joe May Ended in Shoshone Obituary
Joe May died at his residence in Shoshone on Saturday night July 18 after a lingering illness. He returned to his old home with Mrs May from Ontario Oregon a month ago and owned property here and there. His life included service as a shearer, hotel worker, and a stint in the army. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Catholic Church with Father Wirte-Werger delivering a consolation sermon. Interment followed in Shoshone cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Shoshone
Ontario
Oregon
Keefers
Sam
Oliver
Striatsalth
Olina
Shoshen
Wirte- Werger
Jesus
P. H. Hughes
Ed Roberts
Charles Finlayson
Alvin McQuillan
Percy May
John Martin
Shoshone Cemetery
Richfield
Jerome
Dietrich
Thomas Fay
George Redman
Charley Walters
Walters
Pads City
Hoy Jones
Wilke
Lincoln
Sideroie
D. Feist
Mat Odin
Sally Tur
Nghbenel
Rock Blast Kills Idaho Worker Near Jerome
John Hessert, employed on repairing a North Side canal break about 13 miles east of Jerome, was killed Saturday morning when a boulder blown 500 feet by a blast struck him. The top of his head was torn off. Survived by a wife and four children, oldest 8, youngest under a year. He had moved to Idaho from Ohio five years ago and resided in Jerome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Helsert
North Side Canal
Jerome
Hessert
Idaho
Ohio
Wise Owl Roosts in Senate Gallery During Session
A press dispatch notes a sage screech owl perched on a senate gallery ledge last Tuesday. The bird slept peacefully with open door views of Vice President Marshall while the chamber debated anti trust legislation and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Marshall
Campaign plot alleged by Journal against underworld influence
A late 19th century Journal report alleges that local Democratic managers collude with criminal elements to influence the prosecuting attorney race. It claims an underworld plan to field Harlan D. Heist and manipulate primary and county processes, with meetings planned to mobilize support and secure the slush fund and political influence ahead of November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan D. Heist
Ihe
Rald
Helst
Aesault
Calle
Journalcai Fem
Stichine
Suey Jones
Sonal Bey
Elia
Alermert
Montaay
Satunday
Democrat George W Redman Files Lincoln County Nomination
George W Redman former Shoshone town marshal filed as a Democrat for sheriff in Lincoln County. He owns a Wood River ranch near Ketchim and is finishing proof for final patent while planning campaign. No opposition in primaries is known. Republican Walter H Copp already entered county treasurer race. Other brief local notes mention travel to Jerome and Shoshone residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
George W. Redman
Shoshone
Wood River
Ketchim
Redman
Walter H. Copp
State of affairs provoke party split in local meetings
A string of Republican and Democrat meetings across Shoshone Richfield Dietrich and Jerome failed to unify candidates. The text notes factional divides over sheriff and other offices as old tensions resurface. The piece questions how to proceed to elect a suitable state senator and settle internal disputes.
Murder Amid Railroad Shop Verdant Tragedy in Pocatello
In Pocatello on July 24 D. J. Marlowe master mechanic at Oregon Short Line was shot by Frank Madden shop foreman who then killed himself. Both men longtime residents and friends, the motive tied to Madden facing loss of his job. Madden used a revolver to shoot Marlowe as he inspected an engine, then killed himself after walking to Seneh and ending his own life. Both families prominent in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
D. J. Marlowe
Oregon
Malone
Madden
Seneh
Public Meeting on Water Works Bond and Franchises
The Board of Trustees of Shoshone will meet Monday night to discuss funding for the town water works. The Utilities Commission plans a visit at 3:30 in the District Court room to hear citizens and the town board about electric franchises and potential competition from the River companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Shoshone
The
Utilities Commission
District Court Room
Equctric
Ite Iseaver Rivers Company
Ancient Steed Runs Wild in Sheriff Candidate Drive
George Redman and Thomas Fay were returning from Dietrich with nomination papers when the old trotter, once owned by Harlan Heist, bolted and ran. The buggy overturned, both men were thrown and suffered minor injuries. The horse, over 20 years old, appears unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Redman
Dietrich
Thomas Fay
Shoshone
Harlan Heist
Fay
Redman
Sturgill Cause Sparked Alarm In Sluchie Town
A disorderly case involving Sturgill drew police attention in Sluchie as he alleged hospital neglect after an operation. He wandered between Ogden and Shoshone claiming liver trouble and requesting help, prompting the marshal to intervene amid threats and family concerns.
Southern Idaho Bondholders Eye Railway linked Prospects
Capital News reports that Twin Falls North Side bondholders, also heavy railroad bond owners, are considering station facilities and further construction in southern Idaho. J M Hale notes 3000 Landholders hold 750000 fund to finish the system, with 170000 paid to Jackson Lake reservoir en route. New manager R E Shepherd has paid back salaries and taxes totaling over 71000, bringing litigation experience from Montana projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin
North Side
Southern Idaho
Boise
Capital News
State Land Board
J. M. Hale
Jerome
Landhalters
Jackson Lake
R. E. Shepherd
Ste Ls
Montana
Commie
Bad Break In Main Canal East Of Jerome
Report describes a major canal break 14 miles east of Jerome during two weeks of repairs. A large force and blasting used to bypass the break, with repairs expected within the week. Water stopped for farms below the break causing crop concerns. A separate line notes a violent incident ending in an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
North Side
J. S.hartshorn
Tresilay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Bench
Fairy Sprite
Joe May
Underworld
Ben Darra
Disney
Hossman
Mr. Darrah
Prank N. Oakes
Charles R. Ray
Twin Falls North Side
Snake River
Shuthone
Sturgill
Sluchie
Ogden
Starvill
Arsine
Hit
Eeeeeeeees
Ros
Mere Weaver
Lion Niel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!