Times Building Bombing Casts City Into Turmoil
A Saturday 4 am explosion destroyed the Los Angeles Times building in Galveston injuring workers and burying 40 beneath debris. Rescue crews labor with shovels and derricks as police guard the publisher Har rison Otis and manager Harry Chandler while authorities pursue alleged anarchist Martin Pagan amid a $10,000 reward offer.
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Distinct Court Disposes Several Civil Actions and a Divorce
The slster court disposed multiple cases including Idaho Irrigation Co. vs Dora Sommerville and James Lane et al with judgments for plaintiffs. Others include Nibby Channell Lumber Co. vs Griffiths, Odell and Gooding Townsite Co. matters with default or jury verdicts. A divorce was granted in Ross W. Maston vs Alice H. Maxton with property division. Court adjourned Tuesday evening.
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Dora Sommerville
Idaho Irrigation Go
OS Sla
Nibiey-Channell Lumber Go
Y. Chas
Griffiths
Idahoe Irrigation Go
James Lane
Ease Ubud
Frank KR. Gooding
James Olderson
Gooding Townsite Stars Loan & I
Supreme Court sets hearing on Brady Landsdon case for governor bid
The Idaho Supreme Court ordered the Brady Landsdon dispute heard together on October 3 with Attorney General McDougall added as associate counsel for the canvassing board. Attorneys on both sides vow a bitter argument as the case raises vital precedents and new points about the governor nomination and canvass proceedings.
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Robert Landsdon
Lansdon
State Board of Canvassers
Supreme Court
Thes
D. C. McDougall
Edgar Wilson
C. Cavanah
John T. Blake
Edwin Snow
Idaho
Slalesman
Death Blow to the Republican Bosses of New York
A critical look at New York as the empire state and its impact on national politics. The piece argues that defeating party bosses in New York signals a broader reform, rivaling historical figures from Burr to Murphy and highlighting a shift against entrenched power. The tone celebrates a revolution within the party and civic reforms.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Union
New World
Unit
Bess
Areiv
Aaron Burr
William Barnes
Charles Murphy
Emp Tate
al- Gay
Saratoga
Kany
Han Dery
Bickell Announces Marriage As Mrs Fisher Joins In
The article notes Ralph Bickell arriving with a young woman named Mrs Fisher of Ghillicothe in Denver Gale. They were married on the th of September after a courtship that began in the Northwest and plan to influence local musical circles with Mrs Fisher’s Northwest university background.
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Gale
City Teachers Given Reception by Shoshone Study Club
The Shoshone Study Club hosted a reception Tuesday evening in the county superintendent’s office for Leac ers of the public schools. Club members, led by Wheeler and others, added rugs and furnishings to brighten the room as Mrs Kelsey and Mr Westhoff assisted, while Mrs Disney and Mrs Horne served coffee.
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Wheeler
Leete
Opaltree
England
Irgens
Gooding
Logan
Kelsey
Westhof
Mesdames Disney and
Horne
Ople
Peiers
Prune Exports Soar From Idaho Valleys
Over one million dollars worth of Idaho prunes from the Boise Payette and Weiser valleys were shipped east this season. A total of 1,053,000 crates sold for 85 cents to $1.05 per crate, with Oregon Short Line providing special train service during peak season.
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Canyon
Oregon Short Line
Tribute to Harry L Crane A Boise Reporter Remembered
A tribute for Harry L Crane former Boise newspaper man killed in the Lost Times plant destruction is reported by Corneil Miles. Crane rose from messenger boy to editor earning praise for his development and reporting skill. Miles notes Crane was well regarded by colleagues and mourned by his widow and Shoshone-based brother-in-law H Miles.
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Lost Times
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Hay prices and rancher prospects in town
In town last Saturday W Shaw reports timothy hay selling at 20 dollars a ton, down from 30 last winter, with yields of about three tons per acre. He is trialing Siberian alfalfa and plans a family orchard. ranchers enjoy steady demand for produce and favorable prices. A separate anecdote notes a Chin character seeking a marriage license, ended by the county clerk’s refusal.
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Captain Jack Crawford to Speak at Shoshonah Opera House
A feature on Captain Jack Crawford the Poet Scout praising his personal integrity and mission to uplift youth. It notes his lack of formal schooling, gained wisdom from hardship, and upcoming appearance at the Shoshonah Opera House on Tuesday night October 1.
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Southern Idaho crops praised despite national losses
Wendell farmer Hastings says southern Idaho crops look favorable with harvest completed and yields satisfactory though not as high as prior years. Frank Clem expands Purdum & Purdum operations by opening an office in Bowler Bros clothing store with 17% contact.
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Byeater
F. W. Hastings
Wendell
Boise
Frank Clem
Purdum & Purdum
Bowler Bros
The Campaign Liar and the Idaho Election Battle
A Idaho editorial denounces political campaign liars who spread falsehoods across parties. It urges voters to reject rumors and seek truth, likening deceit to a chronic war that corrodes trust and unity. The piece calls for ostracizing misinformers to protect the commonwealth.
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Hancroft Dey Farmer
Belelong Idabe
Loki
Idaho
Inland Sea and Desert Reform in Southern Idaho Reservoirs
Major Reed outlines plans for two large inland reservoir projects west of Milner and northwest of Jerome to store irrigation water for late season use. The 10 mile shoreline, 7 miles from Jerome, aims to turn the Milner Wendell Jerome Hagerman region into a lush desert with rich crops and livestock. Rail and road work progress is noted, including the Ogewert Line laying 2000 to 3000 feet of track daily.
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Jerome
Fred TR. Reed
Dell
Idale King of
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Dame Project
Boise
D. €. McWatters
J. Griffitlis
Hastings
Milner
Reed Saek
Idaho
Bliss
Mill
Wendell
Hagerman
Wrt
Hama
Snake River
North Side Tract
Ovegert
Rupert
Boise Capital News
Governor issues proclamation for November elections
Governor Jane Brady issues a proclamation scheduling the general election for state district county and precinct officers on the second Monday in November. The document lists the apportionment for house seats by county including Ada five Idaho three Bannock three Kootenai four Bear Lake two Latah three Bingham three Gem Blaine two Lincoln two Boise one Oneida two Twin Falls two Cassia one Owyhee one Custer Shoshone four Elmore one Washington two Fremont four. It also outlines constitutional amendments to be voted on.
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Latah
Bingham
Lemu
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Lincoln
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New Perece
Caty
Oneida
Twin Falls
Gassia
Owyhee
Custer
Shoshone
Elmore
Washington
Fremont
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