Idaho News Highlights From The Shoshone Journal
Report covers Labor Day parade in Weiser, Boise school enrollment, Caldwell Presbyterians building plans, Irrigation Congress actions with 1125 delegates, Payette Valley agricultural show results, care incidents including a fatal attack at Nampa brickyard, and crew changes near Twin Falls. Also notes about fruit shipments, dairy and vineyard activity, and local business launches.
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Carpenters of
Weiser
Bolee
Weisser
Caldwell
Payette Bay
RB. Reeves
Nevada
Idaho
Welper
Br. Wat
Deaf, Dumb and
Waa
Taylor Bliven
Tme
Boleo
Boise
Bolay
Payette
Irrigation Congress
Wenico Arego
Oregon
Twin Falls
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Payette Valley Building & Loan Association
Children Used by Terrorists in Citywide Attacks
Reported terror plots claim children were employed by terrorists to carry out assaults on government officials. About 1,000 arrests were made as authorities razed streets, with cities evacuated, churches sheltering people, and 27 houses burned amid looting and widespread destruction. Many Jews fled to nearby villages seeking safety.
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Siedioe
Aettwrttans
Tillman Loses In Primaries In South Carolina
In the second Democratic primary held Tuesday night in Columbia South Carolina voters backed Martin F Angel over dispensary candidate Richard Irvin Manning Ansel won the governorship with 38178 votes to 27004 Lyons 29405 Ragsdale 26212 Sullivan 35826 Wharton 28600 About 84 percent of the vote was cast in the test primary.
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South Carolina
Columbia
8. C
Martin F. Angel
Richard Irvin Manning
Ansel
Manning
J. Prager Lyon
J. W. Ragsdale
Lyon
J. M. Sullivan
Railroad Commission
J. H. Wharton
Rejected Suitor Stabs In Budapest Love Tragedy
In Balaton a love triangle ends in murder as Bela Pistatle and Plata Pistatle both woo the same 17 year old girl. On the eve of marriage the younger brother confronts her. Plata stabs the woman, killing her, sending Balaton into shock.
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Budapest
Balaton
Hungary
Bela
Plata Pistatle Wich
Plato
Stensland Indicted for Bank Mismanagement in Milwaukee Case
Chicago jurors returned indictments against Paul O Stensland former bank president and Henry W Hering former cashier now jailed in Tangier and in county jail in Chicago. More than twenty indictments against each man allege bank mismanagement. In San Francisco the Pacific line will reach San Francisco six to twelve months earlier due to Oakland access and Sierra progress with operations expected before December 31.
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Chicago
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avene State Bank
Tangier
Henry W. Hering
Jatt
San Francisco
Pacife
Salt Lake
Oakland
Cal
Sierras
Dee
Motherhood debate cited by Maud Miller Hipple
In a local discussion Maud Miller Hipple stresses that no young mother should rely entirely on a nurse for child rearing. She stresses the mother’s central role, while a nurse may be capable yet not replace maternal duties. A brief scene on a city boardwalk notes a nurse wheeling a baby in a swan carriage. Later, stray lines describe a mine shaft photography plan at 2,000 feet deep in Sembrerete Mexico on June 21, the sole day the fan’s shaft light reaches bottom for three minutes.
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Maud Miller Hipple
Nirae
Hippie
Abe
Sembrerete
Mexico
First Coins Were Brass in Early Brass Cates Era
Fragments indicate ancient coinage began in brass around 1194 BC with likely references to Argos figures. The text connects brass production to early monetary items, mentioning Phelsen as a tyrant of Argos and noting material conditions of cold and air.
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Cates
Phelsen
Trrant
Argos
Mac
Dr Williams Pink Pills Provide Relief for Ailments
Mrs Rachel Gardner of Wilsey Kansas details chronic stomach pain and headaches improved by Dr Williams Pink Pills after other medicines worsened her condition. She cites relief from indigestion and nervous symptoms and endorses the product as safe with no opiates, available by mail order for two dollars and eighty cents.
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Dr. Williams
Rashael Gardner
Wilsey, Kans
Sid
Mosc
Untitled fragmentary note on names and prices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and prices with unclear context. It references W. a POUCLAS and Dougl, plus a fall catalog, suggesting a listing or price note. Details are obscured and entities are uncertain.
Robbery Plot Involving Bold Artifice Reported
A daring robbery involving a bold capture or act unfolded over twelve hours. A man who delivered dried beef to a home on Saturday remains missing. Authorities trace the meat to a large packing house amid an ongoing parental investigation.
Landslide Buries Kwarell Townside In Caucasus
A mountain side near Kwarell in Telaw district collapses into a sea of mud and sand engulfing the township. About 260 people are buried alive and 55 bodies recovered. cattle and crops also perished.
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Swareli
Telaw
The
Caucasus
Kwarell
Murder in St Petersburg Detention Prison Sparks Revolt
In St Petersburg central detention prison prisoners revolt after guard shoots Mile Semenova a 22 year old Social Democrat student shot while seeking sugar for inmates. The body is placed on a bier as authorities delay action. Grand Duke Nicholas orders dismissal of the guard officer from the Seminovsky regiment.
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St. Petersburg
Mile
Semenova
Semeniva
Milos Semenova
Nicholas
Seminovsky Regiment
Mlle
Great Display of Fruit at National Irrigation Congress
Boise Idaho reports the fourteenth National Irrigation Congress concluded with a standout fruit exhibit. Utah won the grand sweepstakes prize for merit and display quality. Idaho counties Ada and Canyon showcased large, complete displays, with others from Washington Cassia Fremont Bingham Elsinore Nez Perce Custer and Rupert Lincoln county noting a waterless show.
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Boise
Ida
National Irrigation Congress
West
Utah
Idaho
Ada
Canyon
Washington
Cassia
Fremont
Bingham
Elsinore
Nez Perce
Custer
Rupert
Lincoln County
War on Liquor and Tobacco Promotes Free Cure Recipes
The Kansas Anti-Liquor Society adopts a new plan to fight liquor traffic by mailing free recipes for curing the liquor habit and a tobacco habit. Recipes can be discreetly added to coffee or food, and recipients are asked not to sell or misuse them. Free copies sent to friends by Room 19, Gray Building, Kansas City.
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Kansas Anti-Liquor Society
Gray Bldg
Kansas City
South Africa Reports Record June Gold Output
South Africa’s gold mining shows record June production with the month the largest on record. In the first half of the year, output surpassed the same period last year by nearly six million dollars, signaling a strong rise in overall mining activity.
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South Africa
Lincoln as a Lawyer and the Watermark Testimony
A Philadelphia speech recounts Lincolns famed will forgery case strategy. Lincoln asked a retired paper maker to assess a disputed document by watermark and firm date, proving the forgery with one witness. The jurors heard the witness say the watermark bore Blank & Co and dated from 1841, ending the case.
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Lincoln
Philadelphia
Cash
Frm, Blank & Co
Hasty Nervous Chewing of Food Causes Dyspepsia
The article explains that vigorous chewing aids digestion and protects teeth. It notes Grape-Nuts should be ground by teeth or softened with milk if teeth are faulty, as its hard granules stimulate saliva and help digestion. It claims many people digest other foods better after Grape-Nuts.
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