Minidaka and Southwestern rai road work begins
The Shoshone Journal reports early construction activity on a new Minidaka and Southwestern railroad line. Other items note a fire destroying P Zoldt at Halley, a man shot while cleaning a revolver, suicides and accidents in the region, and local trials and arrests. John Anderson killed in an explosion at the Hedila mine. Mrs. Loretta Alley suicide and infant murder. a county jailer burning slot machines. a bridge project completion. and various Idaho figures noted in obituaries and court cases.
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Edward Henjamin
Burke
Walace
John Anderson
John Peterson
W. A. Guess
Hedila
Payette
Idaho
Loretta Alley
Emmett
Utah and West At Odds Over Roosevelt Victory
Meagre returns show Roosevelt Fairbanks with broad Utah plurality likely exceeding 10 000. Republican state ticket dominates Utah and western states while Democrats win St George Rob inson and some locales. Nevada Idaho Wyoming Colorado Oregon and California trend toward Republicans as full counts await official totals.
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Utah
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Weber County
Utah County
McKinley
Davia
Summit
Junk
Morgan
Tooele
Carbon
Sevier
Box Elder
Wasatch
Emery
St. George
Robinson
Parker
Idaho
Gooding
Northwest notes of crimes in western towns and ships
A sweeping list of incidents across Montana Nevada Washington Oregon and Wyoming items include a $200 robbery at a saloon in Genoa a deporation order from a camp in Goldfield men under warning after a camp expulsion a double suicide a fatal rifle accident a fatal drowning a proposed airship contest at the Lewis and Clark exposition a found body in Tacoma harbor a noted eccentric dead near Butte a knife wound interpreted as self harm a saloon robbery in Butte Japanese reserves dispatched from Seattle to Japan a heroic rescue on Indian creek a bank cashier murder pursuit ongoing a giant mountain lion killed near Bear Montana massacres and racial tensions in Colorado timber town a decomposed unidentified body a couple sentenced for arson in Centralia and several disappearances and escape attempts in Oregon ports and jails
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Noranerg
St. Francis
Tacoma
Revenue
Grant
Martin Keogh
Butte
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Win Broad Republican Landslide
The battle of ballots ends with Roosevelt and Fairbanks receiving the largest plurality ever for president and vice president. Republicans carry every northern state and Maryland, with New York showing a margin over 200,000 and majorities in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and other states. The electoral college vote is forecast as unprecedented for the GOP.
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California
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Parker
Davis
McKinley
Bryan
Solid South
Maryland
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
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J. J. Words
Horseshoe Bend
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William W. Hooton
Mabe
Idaho City
Sint
James Connor
Blackfoot
Sherit Sweet
Dan Jones
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Coeur d'Alene
Hol. M. Jeffries
Weiser
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Welser
Bedinner
Sheri Agnew
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
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E. A. Colburn, Jr
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Bill" Hatflett
Maud
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Hamilton
John Marvel
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Peter Faure
Walla Walla
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J. B. Sullivan
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Kanagawa
Jesse Armitage
Indian Creek
Virginia City
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I. O. Middaugh
First National Bank of
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G. W. Gill
H. L. Mullins
Gill
Mulins
Hiram Bates
Coal Creek
Fremont County
Colo
Wesley Thompson
Carl M. Standal
Says & Butte Dispatch
J.B. Mann
Nettie Mann
Chapman and Rice
Chehalis
Wash
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Centralia
Frank Wells
Camaspine
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Patrick Bcheurte
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