East Branch Line To Move All Eastbound Freight Train Runs
A. Steven of the Short Line announced plans to start running all eastbound freight trains over the North side prash vila Bliss Jerome and Minidoka within days to ease main line congestion. An automatic coaling station at Jerome will be finished soon, as such stations already operate at Minidoka Twin Falls and other points. All wearbound freight and passenger trains will use the main line in both directions.
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Shoshane
A. Steven
Prash Vila Bliss
Jerome
Minidoka
Oeter
Jang
St Jerome
Chicago fashion houses promise lower clothing costs
Chicago manufacturers announce domestic mills price fabrics about 10 percent lower for next spring, potentially lowering suit costs by about 50 cents though labor and overhead keep finished garments from a full 10 percent cut. Industry authority John B. Waldo notes higher production costs may offset fabric savings.
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Chicago
United States
Domesne
John B. Waldo
Ashley’s Dog Guards His Master In Prison
A dog kept faithful vigil outside the window of a jail cell where George Ashley sits awaiting trial for felonious assault with a pistol. Ashley, habitually drunk, has been held two weeks and committed to Blackfoot asylum on a separate habitual drunkenness charge as the dog remained by the window his master could see.
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George Ashley
Ashley
Heist
Blackfoot Asylum
New Owner of Shoshone Hardware in Portland
C. E. Lane of Portland becomes the new owner of Shoshone Hardware after an exchange with former proprietor I. M. Price. Lane, a young newly married man, will reside in the town and occupy the former Price dwelling with his family.
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C. EB. Lane
Portland
I. M. Price
Taree Ranch
Lane
Prive
George Horne and Mise Hessel A LGine Wed in Salt Lake
George Horne and Mise Hessel A LGine were married on October 24 in Salt Lake City. The bride, daughter of District Court Clerk W. F. Horne, and the groom, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley B. George, were accompanied by Mrs. Hull Horne of Shoshone who traveled with them and returned the following day.
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Hay George
Mise Hessel
Salt Lake
Halley Your People
W. F. Horne
Wesley B. George
Hull Horne
Shoshone
Beaver River Wins Higher Court Battle Over Water Power
A federal district court prolonged the injunction against the Great Shoshone and Twin Falls Water Power Co while restraining interference with Beaver River operations. The ruling also raised Beaver River’s bond from 2000 to a higher amount as workmen from both firms clashed earlier. The Beaver River company plans another dam project downstream after already operating one plant.
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Beaver Hiver
Great Shoshone & Twin Falls Water Power Company
Eyover Tver Company
Teaver River Company
Beaver River
Great Shoshone
Know Menfed
Beaver River Company
Worl Preparatory
Mrs Wood to Lecture for This Part of State
Mrs Wand wife of Henry D Wood plans a lecture tour of the middle west to attract settlers. She will display pictures at Gooding Shoshone field and Dietrich and for Idaho Television company before delivering the talk. The venture aims to promote regional settlement and publicity.
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Mrs. Wood
Stresf
Cattle starvation report shocks Fresno county meeting
Fresno county dairy and livestock men hear from 12 Farnum of Hollywood that thousands of cattle in the Panache creek district of the San Joaquin valley are dying from neglect. He cites 6000 head belonging to C. Lillis of Oaland and notes over 190 carriages observed along his holdings.
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Fresno
Cal
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno County Iumate Society
Farnum
Holly Wood
Los Angeles County
Panache Creek
5. C. Lillis
Oalland
Trout Left in Ditches Prompts State Warden Action
State Game Warden H Barber visited Shoshone to protect trout fleeing irrigation ditches. Fishermen report many fish in artificial streams that perish when water runs off. Barber seeks gradual water shutoff by irrigation companies to let trout swim upstream and survive, possibly adding fish to the river if feasible. Deputy Bert Harris will stay to monitor stranded fish. Judge Storkslager in town for court, with Monday term opening.
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H. Barber
Shoshone
Idaho
Rhoshone
Barber
Irrigation Company
Tost
Bert Harris
Idaho Commercial League urges unity for state progress
R C Beach writes to Idaho merchants from North Idaho clubs, urging Boise convention on November 6 and 7. He describes the State League’s non political aims, seeks broader club participation, and plans to push legislation reforms, infrastructure projects, and educational campaigns to unite Idaho business interests.
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Billtor Journal
State League
Rolve
Moscow
Lewiston
Boise
Paris
Thomedale
R. W. Childs
Read
Las
Jesteve Ie
League Taat
California
Idaho
Maho
Tobe
Iiaho
Minho
Babee
Taneue
Idaho United
R. C. Beach
Bulldog and Pretty Girl Capture Burglar
A bulldog and a woman thwarted a major burglary in San Francisco as Willam Bastain, living with his sister Josephine, is linked to thefts totaling about 200000 dollars. Police recovered burglar tools, bankbooks, and cash at the residence. Bastain was caught in the yard of Girieh Debrunner while a bulldog named Prince held the man until the arrival of Miss Jennie Debrurgent and officers.
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Ban Francisco
Net
Willam Bastaln
Josephine
Bastain
Girieh Debrunner
Prince
Jennie Debrugner
Inspector Urges Clean Milk Bottles Citywide Compliance
Inspector White of the state department warns that milk cans and bottles must be washed before return to creameries. He cites Section 9, Chapter 190 of 1911 laws and says violations occur not only locally but elsewhere, risking action to protect health and sanitary conditions.
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K White
State
Pure Toed Department
Ard
Inspector White
Beatello
Minstrel Maids That Different Girl Show at Baugh
Aliss Grace Russell presents the Minstrel Maids at the Baugh on November Tth with a large company headlined by the Prager sisters from New York. New scenery and costumes, twenty four new songs, and a fresh act promise a memorable entertainment this Friday.
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the Baugh
Fine Drama of Canadian Woods at Baugh's
A Canadian woods drama titled The Wolf drew solid crowds at Baugh's theater in Shoshone. The heroina Hilda, despised daughter of an eccentric, faces trials but remains wholesome, while the production earns praise from theater-goers. Senator Brady is asked to speak on Trans Miss Territory and the Panama Canal at Mobile convention Oct 27-29.
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Baugh
Hilda
Brady
Washington, D. C
Trans-Mississippi
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
Alabama
Panama Canal
United States
Tragic Train Collision in High Wind Injures Section Man
A black section man from Owinza died after being struck by a westbound fast mail near Shoshone. He was walking the tracks in strong winds and could not hear the approaching locomotive until it was almost upon him.
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Owinza
Shoshone
Simostain
Auto driver helps stop kidnapper amid pistol threat
Miss Allen, longtime lover of Boulware, rode with a chauffeur from Hailey toward Shoshone when Boulware, armed with a pistol, demanded she go to Bellevue. She wrestled for the gun, preventing harm as the car fled toward Hailey and Shoshone, with Boulware pursuing by horseback. authorities plan to prosecute him. Meanwhile municipal water system sale advances with a $12,000 price and 60 percent gross receipts terms, awaiting trustees approval.
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Altey
Joe Storey
Brest
Warage
Dot Alien
River Street
Miss Allen
Romeo Jack
Ted
Bellevue
Boulware
Steshone
High Bridge
Wood River
Mise Allen
Merulta Hotel
Mias Allen
Hailey
Storey Brothers
Swatur Aystem
Bovanty
Board of Trustees
Will Return to Alaska at Likely Time of Wedding Anniversary
Miss Nettle Mallory of Juneau Alaska attends her parents 40th wedding anniversary. She would prefer Malloy but must return to Alaska. Juneau, once 1700 residents, grew to 5000 and may reach 12000 to 15000 next year. Money astounds and climate pleasant though rains are frequent.
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Nettle Mallory
Juneau
Alaska
Malloy
Hatley
12 000 Mile Wireless Message Beat Records
Seattle report states the first commercial wireless message between Asia and America was sent from Nome Alaska to Anadyr Russia. The Russian government message from St Petersburg to Commander Mirkitzky, Arctic discoverer, traveled 112 000 miles via wireless to Nome and onward.
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Seattle
Wash
Asia
America
United States Signal Corps
Nome
Staion
Anadyr
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Mirkitzky
Arctic
Cuple
Ftr
First Christmas Doll Display At Local Store
The first Christmas doll to appear will be displayed as a splendid example of holiday finery. Patrons who buy the most pairs of Gordon's Round Trip stockings before the doll award will win the doll, with the presentation set for just before Christmas. Stockings are made for women, misses and boys. Robert N. Sexton, a young man employed nearby, is mentioned in the clipped text.
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Gordon
Beaver River Power Sold to Idaho Railway Group
Beaver River Power company has sold out to Idaho Railway Light and Power, consolidating control of western Idaho energy assets. The $500,009 deal ties Beaver River to Idaho Oregon and Maher Rallye interests, giving the Railway company major interurban lines and Boise city system control. The move follows recent incorporation changes and includes connections to Kissel Kipriutt and others financing the Idaho Railway. Meanwhile, J A McCollum and others planned a trip to Hagerman Valley, and Mrs Fields regained health after a period of illness.
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Boiseh
Beaver River Power Company
Idaho-Oregon Light and Power Company
Idaho Railway, Light and Power Company
Idaho Traction Company
Tribe-Crevon Company
Idaho Territory
Caver Company
Idaho
Maho Sower and Light Company
Beaver River
Take
L. Puller
Repetsibtatious
Kissel
Kipriicutt
Conning
Tdaho Railway Company
Idaho- Oregon
Maho Rallye
Arestorcely
Siete Mailea
Boise
Thaho-Oregon Company
J. A McCollum
Jere Purdum
Prieg Newan
S. E. Todd
Hagerman Valley
Hallowe en Lodge Party Celebrated By Lincoln Chapter
Lincoln Chapter of the Order of the Star held a Hallowe en party at a lodge room with many Masons and wives. Guests wore white robes and masks, played guessing games with prizes for correct identifications, threw at a black cat for pea nuts, danced the Virginia reel, and enjoyed fortunes and refreshments including pumpkin pie and baked apples.
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Lincoln Chapter
Order of
Express Companies Plan Rate Cut Dec 1
Washington October 25 A formal notice says the five largest express firms will cut rates by December 1 and implement Interstate Commerce Commission reforms. Walker D Hines, ICC general counsel, states the block rate system and new rules will be put into effect at the earliest feasible time with broad commission support.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce
Walker D. Hines
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Uv Pbliss- Rupert
George Horne
Jones
C. O. Storkslager
Twin Falls
Mintholka Cormiey
Feipurt
A. J. Mv
Shualin Verlwitas
R. G Beach
Speteeperee
Pretty Girl
Canadian Woods
Baugh’s
Aaoman
Wailey
Ribert N. Sexton
Ekaphane
Julie Tepesch
Idaho-Oregon Company
LOISE
Hallowe'en Lodge
Express
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