Idaho State News Highlights At Coeur d Alene and Across Idaho
The Democratic state convention set for Coeur d Alene on Monday June 6. Wm Petter of Salmon City died at 83 at the Chet Willis ranch. Idaho rack team beat Washington State at Moscow. George Waugh suffered a leg fracture and hip dislocation at Pollard coal mine in Salmon City. Fields sentenced to life for murder near Froese. payette businessmen promote southern Idaho advertising. Water case at Pocatello demands damages for water companies. United States patents pursued for Twin Falls lands totaling 46 006 19 acres. Several local crimes and legal actions across Weiser Troyan Starr and Payette. City bond issue proposed for Payette water and electric system improvements. Whooping cough sweeps Wardner Kellogg area. Sheriff Matt W Stewart of Lemhi arrested for misconduct at the post office.
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Colonel Celtoan
Idaho Park
Idaho
Washington State College
Moscow
George Waugh
Pollard
Salmon City
Henry Holterman
Troyan
Kian & Eve Tanger Theatrical Syndicate
New York
Poontello
Tom Fields
Fred Fields
Froese
Payette
Dele Everett
Starr
Uittedine
Pocatello
Reglater McConnell
Twin
Camp is swept away by flood in Golconda canyon disaster
Reno special reports a dam break in Pole Creek canyon above Golconda Cattle Company shearers causing one flood that drowned five men including three Mexican shearers, a Chinese cook and an Indian boy. Several injured, track washed out, trains delayed eight to twelve hours.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Golconda
Pole Creek Canyon
Golconda Cattle Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Galconda Cattle Company
Open Door Imagination Cited In Manchuria Trade Blockade
Washington notes foreign trade hindrance from Japanese war notes in Manchuria. Allegations claim discrimination hurts foreign houses. redemption reportedly underway but criticized. Albany veto memo labels Patrick murder case delay scandalous as two criminal procedure bills aim to allow appeals on new evidence.
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Washington
State Department
Manchuria
Albany
N. Y
Higgins
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
New York City
Assemblyman
Wade
Chautauqua
Senate
Smith
Patrick
Outbreak in Guatemala Sparks U S Alarm Over Revolution
Washington reports from Minister Combs and Schwarte & Co say Guatemala faces a revolution threatens American interests. Troops mass near the Mexican frontier alarm foreign property holders as unrest persists in the republic. Revolutionary forces cross the border from the north and from Salvador and British Honduras aiming to Americanize Guatemala.
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Washington
Guatemala
Republic
State Department
Combs and Schwarte & Co
Itte
Mr. Mn
Mexico City
Salvador
British Honduras
Commission Hearings On Coal And Oil Report Delayed
Washington reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission on recent hearings in Philadelphia Washington and Cleveland regarding coal and oil will not be prepared for some time. Further hearings will be needed before the commission can report its conclusions to Congress.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Wentington
Cleveland
Congress
Inga
Delaware governor calls special session for May 21
Dover Delaware Governor Len issues formal call for a special session of the Delaware legislature to convene in Dover on May 21 The main purpose is to ballot for a United States senator to fill the existing vacancy Hope persists the two year deadlock will end and the state will again be fully represented in the Senate
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Dover
Del
Len
Delaware
United States
Congress
Supreme Court Reaffirms Philippines Tariff Case Ruling
The United States Supreme Court on Monday reiterated its reversal of last term in the Warner Banes & Co. and Frederic W. Lincoln Philippines tariff cases. Chief Justice Puller delivered the opinion, marking a second decision in the well known effort to overturn the court by the government.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Philippines
Warner, Banes & Co
Frederic W. Lincoln
Puller
Postoffice Bill Passed in Senate at $192 Million
The Senate approved the postoffice appropriation bill totaling 192,455,000 after a full day of debate on the measure. Discussions covered the fast mail to the south, second class matter, and the inclusion of college and charitable publications in the mails, subsidies for Pacific Mail steamships, and rural free delivery box issues.
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Washington
Senate
Postoffice
Pacific Mail
Not Insane, Only Shamming. Perranova Murder Trial Resumes
The New York trial of Josephine Perranova charged with murdering her aunt was resumed Tuesday. A commission reported she had past hallucinations but could consult with counsel, meeting the legal standard, allowing the trial to proceed.
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New York
Josephine Perranova
Jim Crow Car Provision Focuses Conference Session
At a two hours session on the railroad rate bill the conference tentatively agreed to several disputed amendments while skipping the main points. Much time was spent on the so called Jim Crow car provision. Republicans worry over northern Negro opposition to the principle of segregating seating.
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Washington
Accident at Tonopah North Extension Mine
In Tonopah Nevada Mor tensen and Hoffstedt were killed and C Mayer injured when a cage ascended the shaft. Mortensen leaned out his shoulder struck a timber forcing Hoffstedt off the cage. Mortensen grabbed a timber and was crushed when the cage rose. Hoffstedt was crushed.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Vester Mortensen
Tony Hoffstedt
C. Mayer
Tonopah North Extenon
Mortensen
Hofstedt
Hoffstedt
Japanese dynamiters drown fleeing from arrest in Idaho river
W W Stephens Idaho state game warden reports three Japanese men drowned in the north fork of the Snake River while attempting to escape after being caught dynamiting fish. About 100 Japanese workers are said to be on the Marysville road area near St. Anthony.
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Boise, Ida
W. W. Stephens
Snake River
Marysvalé
St. Anthony
Mr. Stephens
Armament rising as Russia teeters toward civil strife
Grave news from St. Petersburg reports parliament unrest and growing armed factions in czarist domains. Black hundreds clash with social democrats amid threats of general strikes if amnesty to political prisoners is denied. Rumors of a reactionary coup, Dispersal of parliament, and possible Trepoff dictatorship fuel tension.
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St. Petersburg
Black Hundred
Archangel
Social Democrats
Moscow
Odessa
Trepoff
The
Red
Trouble in Manchuria fuels merchant tension and control
Washington reports friction between English merchants and Japanese authorities in Manchuria. Japanese occupancy allegedly concentrates trade, blocks European goods, and uses transportation routes to discriminate against non Japanese traders. Chinese complain a bridge offloads traffic to Japanese railroad, hindering river traffic.
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Washington
Manchuria
Korea
Tragedy in Colorado: Baldwin couple found dead at home
In Canon City Colorado two shots endangered life as W G C Baldwin and his wife were found dead. Baldwin’s body lay on the floor with a gunshot to the head and a shotgun nearby. His wife stood upright against the wall with fatal wounds to the head. The couple had wed two months prior amid parental objection. A coroner’s inquest will determine the cause. Saltair Utah opens for season on Decoration Day with record bookings. Manager Langford oversaw spring improvements including an eight roller coaster and Ye Old Mill. Thousands visit Saltair from out of town each season.
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Canon City
Colo
W. GC
Baldwin
Saltair
Utah
J. B. Langford
Great Salt Lake
Rainstorm Hurts Refugees in San Francisco Camp
A heavy rainstorm drenched San Francisco and nearby areas over the weekend. Trucks gardens flooded basements and refugees living on low ground faced increased discomfort and misery due to the weather.
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San Francisco
Mrs una Wart Howe Celebrates 87th Birthday in Good Health
Boston honors Mrs una Wart Howe with a quiet family gathering at home to mark her eighty seventh birthday. Surrounded by her children she received flowers gifts and congratulations from organizations connected with her long public life and many friends.
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Boston
Una Wart Howe
Louisville Sundays Dry Law Enforcement Shuts Saloons
Seldom used phrase closed it was clear Louisville on Sunday was dry for the first time in years as authorities pressed the lid. Saloons were closed and ball games halted as the state and city acted decisively to enforce the prohibition.
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Louisville
San Domingo Revolt Strikes Guayubin General Mungo Killed
Haytien dispatches report San Domingo revolutionaries led by Mauricio Jiminez attacked Guayubin, killed General Mungo, then retreated inland. Telegraph links Monte Christi and Santiago de los Caballeros as partisans march toward Santo Domingo while General Jiminez rises in the capital. A separate incident notes a woman killed with head injuries and a man, Daniel Harding, caught by police during a floor attack at a Terminal area, near the county line.
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Capa
Haytien
Hayti
Santo Dominican Revoluts
Mauricio Jim
Guayubin
Santo Domingo
San Francisco- UN
City Pital
Deniel Harding
George F. Ewing
Frank Garcia
Wanted to Buy Legislators in Wabash Ind
Letters claiming guilt of C A Baker in abetting alleged legislature while opposing the anti cigarette bill have been sent to Governor Hanly by Arthur L Hi ss a local board member. The governor could remove Baker from prosecution. Letters discuss purchase prices of legislators, listing votes at from 500 to 1500 dollars.
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Wabash
Ind
C. A. Baker
Hanly
Arthur L. Hi
T Ie
Baker
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