Idaho State News Summary From Emmett To Lewiston
Idaho state news item covers incidents and developments from multiple towns. Emmett reports a hotel fire and new church construction. Kinmett area platting of sand lots. irrigation reservoir near Crane Creek valued at about 10000. potato yields on a single stalk with irrigation. Bell Telephone planning a Kanmett exchange. various injuries and deaths including a miner, a man falling from a wagon, and Michael Boyle’s death near Salmon City. Local officials report crime, a horse thief chase near Weiser, and a sheriff’s department effort. The Lewiston state normal school defeats Washington Agricultural College 12 to 0. plans for a Lewiston to Moscow railway line operation time pushed back to after January. federal court in Boise district court yields minimal public interest. prune shipments totaling eighty seven thousand crates from Nolet. George Firmson, union treasurer at Pocatello, arrested for fund misappropriation.
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Lowmite
Kianiett
Church of Jeson Christ of Latter- Way Galois
Eormets
Puraen
Maho
Mernarl Mann
Arthur Langdon
Hatley
Ube
Crane Creek
Kinmett
Bell Telephone Company
Kanmett
Mise Lovina Schroder
Fhalse
Left & Boise Hospital
Hiapeherd
Omnius Huirenn
Holse
Idaho
Union of Pocatello
Leeenurer
Death in a Fiery Plant Fire Traps Southeast Chicago Workers
A furnace fire at the Wilcox Sugar Refining plant in Chicago traps workers on upper floors after an explosion in the drying house. The number of dead is feared to exceed five, possibly reaching thirty, with only one body identified. The seven story drying house and surrounding buildings were destroyed or heavily damaged as the blaze spread rapidly, leaving many workers unable to escape.
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Flermet
Chicago
Wivcone Sugar Redalog Company
Taylora Trees
Tie Stiller
Eich
GOAL STRIKE CALLED OFF BY COAL WORKERS AGREEING TO ARBITRATION
After a long strike since May by 147,000 coal workers, leaders declared the stoppage ended and placed all issues before the president’s arbitration commission. News spread quickly from Scranton to coal towns, prompting spontaneous celebrations as residents anticipated improved times for the region.
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Oon
Arbitration Commission
United Sta
Scranton
Attempted breakin at Elysee Palace by known anarchist
A man was detected early Tuesday near the Elysee Palace wall aiming to reach the garden and near President Loubet. He was arrested while armed with a dagger and a loaded revolver, identified as a dangerous anarchist with prior convictions for manufacturing explosive devices.
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Purix Figaro
Elysee Palace
Tegan and Civic Events Across States Stir Democratic Rally
The report notes Tegan visiting Utah venues and speaking for the Democratic party in Salt Lake and Ogden amid broader protests and labor activity. It mentions a former candidate for president and a Moscow correspondent on a Danish West Indies shift, plus a Chicago University zoology purchase and an upcoming Massachusetts labor union bill linked to coal strikes.
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William Senoings Bryan
Utah
Salt Lake
Ogden
Urova
Springrilh
Wingham Junction
Winghaw
Negro Burned At Stake In Arkansas Mob Rampage
A mob in Porcat City Arkansas hanged and burned Charles Young a black man accused of murder. Sheriff Williams failed to stop the mob as they broke into the jail and dragged Young to a fire where he died. The event occurred amid tense demands for an immediate trial.
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Charles Young
Edward Gewls
Porcat City
Ark
W. B. Williams
Atton
Murphy
William
Sherif Williams
Young
Lewis
A Gallows Candidate and a Janitor Firearm Death
An oysterman Patrick Devanney was shot and killed by Francis Reilly a janitor in New York City after an argument on a street corner Devanney had cared for his ill wife all day and was refused space on the curb The janitor said he would kill to rid the area and claimed many disturbances followed. Also mentioned is Clarence Peake claiming he is Silas Hulle not dead and General DeWet speaking at Hanover station before a large crowd about German and Dutch aid.
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Patrick Devanney
Francis Reilly
New York City
Devanney
Jar
Clarence Peake
Silas Hulle
Clinton
Tend
Supreme Court
Beant
Silasulle
Peake
Ond
Fosnn Ylem
Knoxville
Olin
Ther
Colocato
Dewet
Hanover
Merlin
Hermans
Berlin
Joseph Bernheim
Helena, Mont
Woman Starts Race Riot in Littleton Mining Town
A violent clash erupted when a Negro woman pushed a white man from a railroad trestle in Littleton Alabama. The fighting left one white man missing and feared dead, another fatally wounded and two Negroes seriously shot. Whites and Blacks exchanged heavy gunfire from improvised breastworks as townsfolk fled. Sheriff Burgin requested help as Littleton fortified itself amid fears of further attacks. Powder theft from a mine magazine was reported with concern over possible explosions.
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Littleon
Birmingham
Alabame
Fea Creel
Joe Thompson
John Negro
William ‘Tolbert
Phompson
William Tolbert
Thompson
Ira Creel
John Loupe
Pegroes
Tolbert
Littleton
Sheriff Burgin
James Younger commits suicide amid despondency and outlaw legacy
James Younger, once linked to the James boys outlaw band, shot himself in a St Paul Minnesota room after leaving a note citing failing health and separation from friends. He had been pardoned last July and led a troubled, fragile life despite brief work as a traveling agent. The report also notes allied crimes by the Jesse James gang and a stagecoach holdup near North Yamouth, Oregon, plus a Montanan apple exhibit from Jack Griffin in Favre.
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James Younger
James
St. Paul
Mino
Younger
State Penitentiary
Ames Younger
Robert
Goleman
ISIS
Jesse
Frank James
Jesse James
Quantrell
Attite
Missouri
Murder on Wyoming Ranch A Cold Blood Case
Charles A Sammons is jailed in Cheyenne on a murder charge after his wife Mia Sammons was killed by a shotgun blast at his sister Mrs Braes ranch near Wheatland Wy The coroner's jury found the death was caused by a shotgun discharge and ruled it a deliberate act by Sammons who is said to have deserted his wife and children and brought one boy to Wyoming from Oklahoma The only other people present were Mrs Brae and the Sammons boy
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Mia
Sanmmone
Gran Wyoming
Charles A. Sammons
Cheyenne
Grant
Wyoming
Sammons
Brae
Oklahoma
Ones
Oast
Iree Ranch
C. A. Sammons
Brae Ranch
Castro Victory Near La Victoria in Venezuelan Conflict
News arrives of a decisive government victory as 9,000 rebels under General Mendoza retreat six miles from La Victoria toward Villa de Cura after days of fierce fighting. President Castro credited for leading charges with a Manser rifle. Casualties total about 8,000 killed or wounded amid extreme heat. In other items, an Englishman dies after leaping from a Santa Fe freight car near Popca City, while Joseph Bernheim of Helena, Mont, reportedly drinks carbolic acid and dies shortly after.
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la Victoria
Venezuela
Mendoza
Villa de Cura
Castro
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