Idaho State News Summary of Idaho items and incidents
The report covers population estimates near Cald well at 4200, a major antler gathering event near Hal- Wobaw, and Haley city council plans about fort y of chicks, plus sugar beet work delays and coal shortages. It notes rail work from Cald well to Wiliwenuces set for July 4, forestry permits for 116 000 sheep on Weber forest ranges, a two year sentence for horse theft, three summer normals at Ma ho, Jap GriMich’s recapture, defense witness death, and various local legal updates including Haywood case notes in Canon City and Grangeville. It also mentions McPherson’s death near St. Anthony, a suicide implication, and Sun day test law validity by Juge Fremont Wow.
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Caldwell
Tahoe
Enlia
Newnan
Choy Giich
Hal- Wobaw
Yale Land Board
Wire
Clarence Walker
Walker
Payette
Maho
Bolen
Poehivlio
Coeur d'Alvan
Jap GriMich
Ely
Charles Wing
WD Haywood
Hulee
Neural
Canon City
Cal
McPherson
St. Anthony
Tragic Oregon Short Line Crash Kills Utah Family Returning Home
East Lake City Utah Mr and Mrs Kershaw and their two daughters Rhoda and Anna were instantly killed when their buggy was struck by a fast Oregon Short Line train near Layton. The horse bolted toward the tracks as the train approached from the north and the occupants were piled against the locomotive. The engine could not stop in time and dragged the bodies beneath the pilot as it slowed half a mile after the impact. The couple had attended the Lagoon picnic and were returning home when the tragedy occurred.
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East Lake City
Utah
Scotlold Kershaw
Layton
Rhoda
Anna Kershaw
Oregon
Laytun
Kearttaw
Harne
Ag Jt
Kershaw
Old Felks
Lagoon
Salt Lake
Davis
Headless body of boy found in swamp near New Orleans
Walter Lamann, an Italian boy aged seven or eight, was found murdered in a swamp near New Orleans after being kidnapped for a $6000 ransom. Police say he was strangled and his head separated by decomposition. Five Italians, including two women, are under arrest as murder accomplices.
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New Orleans
Walter Lamann
Trouble in Manchuria and the Manchurian policy shift
Reports from Peking indicate the new Manchurian administration plans action on fearty rights, seeking to reopen winter dispute talks with China. Manchurian Industries on the Yalu river face suspension as Ko Mima, head of timber, levies a quarter of all timber with 3000 rafts traded and 6100 involved amid unrest with thousands of unemployed lumbermen at Antung.
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Mokden
Jayan
China
Tis
Peking
ATL
Yalu
Ko Mima
Timber Bureau
Antung
Central American Mix-Up Sparks Naval Deployment
Washington fears unrest in Central America as President Zrlayn’s ambitions in Nicaragua escalate. The Navy dispatches cruiser Milwaukee from Mare Island under Commander Charles A. Gove to La Union, San Salvador, with Saturn coal carrier at Acajutia.
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Washington
Central America
Zrlayn
Nicaragua
Milwauken
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Navy Department
Tuvadeg
Charles A. Gove
la Union
San Salvador
Husband shoots rival in Boise hotel room
Civil engineer H M Hedges of Caldwell shot A S Whitney, Boise contractor, in Idaaha hotel room No 5 after a confrontation with Whiteway and Mrs Hedges. Hedges fired six shots wounding Whitney in the neck jaw shoulder and abdomen. Whitney likely to die. Hedges jailed. Mrs Hedges returned to Caldwell.
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Boise
Taho
H. M. Hedges
Caldwell
Pioneer Irrigation District
Whitney
Idaaha
Hedges
Bolse
Whiteway
Storm Leaves Tulsa Region Damaged In Severe Weekend Exercise
A violent storm swept Indian Territory early Sunday causing about half a million dollars in property damage. A fierce electrical storm accompanied the winds with lightning striking tanks across the mid continent field. In Glenpool near Tulsa a 55000 barrel Quaker State gas tank and a dozen smaller tanks were struck and burning. William Mowry reported losses at Cooly Blum nine 16,000 barrel tanks while Standard Oil tanks suffered near total destruction. Ramona Ochel a Nowata and other points reported heavy wind damage but no loss of life.
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Tulsa
Indian Territory
Mid-Continent
Glenp Pool
Quaker of & Gas Company
Mehming
William
Mowry
Ramona
Ochelai
Nowata
Johnson Not a Candidate for President Says Day
In St. Paul Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson says he is not a candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Day private secretary Frank R. Day clarifies that a misinterpretation occurred and there is no likelihood of Johnson pursuing the presidency.
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St. Paul
Minn
John A. Johnson
Frank R. Day
Omaha
Johnson
Strike rule tied to two thirds vote approved by miners
Denver Colo The Western Federation of Miners convention has nearly approved a constitutional amendment requiring a referendum by any local union before a strike is called. Under current rules a strike can be offered by any union if three fourths of its resident members vote in favor and this action is ratified by the executive board.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
True Chivalry Moment Concludes With Silent Gratitude
In a scene from Puck, a man and a woman exchange measured words as he acknowledges riches do not define worth. He professes equality and devotion, then embraces her, silencing her confession about her uncles who are Pittsburgh millionaires.
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Pittsburg
Puck
Reorganized New York Life Names New Leaders
The New York Life Insurance Company forms a new Board of Trustees chosen by policyholders under Armstrong laws and appoints Darwin P. Kingsley as president and Thomas A. Buckner as first vice president. William E. Myersoll heads European operations from Paris, while Rufus W. Weeks serves as second vice president and chief lottiary. The move aims to reassure policyholders amid industry upheaval, stressing experienced life insurance professionals at the helm. Also noted is a case of mosquito-related land value rise in New Jersey, where drainage efforts spurred by an improvement society led to market gains and new residents.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Armstrong
Darwin P. Kingsley
New England
Thomas A. Buckner
Wm. E. Myersoll
Europe
Paris
Rufus W. Weeks
Mr. Buckner
New York Life
State of
New York
Tablet misplacement and odd ending from church memorial
After a long tenure, a New York church vestry planned a memory tablet for their late pastor. The tablet wrongly appeared in a vestibule, prompting smiles as it recited virtues before concluding with the line Now the people of God have text Water Remarkably Pure. The passage compared Loch Katrine and Thames water purity and deposit levels per thousand gallons.
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New York
Jella Harper
Loch Katrine
Scotland
Thames
Court Compels Haywood to Put in His Defense
Boise Idaho When the state closed its case on Friday against William D Haywood charged with the murder of Frank Steunenberg the defense sought an instruction to acquit. Judge Woods ruling requires the defense to meet the state’s evidence. Opening statements and first testimony set for Monday morning.
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Boise
Idaho
Willam D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Wood
Haywood
E. F. Richardson
Orchard
Borah
Pettibone
Simpkins
Clarence Darrow
Sublime Porte Weakens on U S Customs Increase
Constantinople reports the Porte sent a note to the American embassy expressing satisfaction over the final outstanding question between the embassy and the Porte. Ambassador Leishmann visited the Porte after a two month abstention and attended the zolamlis before a sultanial audience. He then notified that the United States accepts the three per cent customs increase.
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Constantinople
Porte
America
Leishmann
Attaes
Telegraphers Strike Hits San Francisco Offices
San Francisco telegraph operators from Western Union and Postal Telegraph walked out at 2:30 PM after a dispute over a 25 percent wage increase. The Western Union relay office operates in West Oakland with about 150 staff, while San Francisco and branch offices hold around 40 more. Postal Telegraph employs about 60 in its San Francisco main offices. nearly all workers stopped, save one from each company, in protest of President Clowry’s letter.
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San Francisco
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Postal
Perry
West Oakland
Postal Company
Oakland
Clowry
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