Progress to Date of the Haywood Murder Trial
Boise, Idaho May 31 1907 Prediction of a quick jury has failed as the Haywood trial enters its third week Uncertainty grows with venire prospects and remaining challenges A new panel of sixty one jurors was ordered Judge Wood acting amid routine proceedings Police arrest a suspicious man Duncan with revolver knife burglar tools false whiskers and a letter from Parke New York Socialist Press reporter awaiting Clarence Darrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Colt
New York Socialist Press
Parke
Duncan
Clarence Darrow
Sale of Nampa Leader Sold to New Sioux City Publisher
Nampa newspaper The Evening Leader and the Leader-Herald have been sold to N S Jenness of Sioux City Iowa who will take charge June 1. Mansfield longtime prominent editor and publisher with a strong record and the local fraternity laments the loss. Jenness a veteran newspaper man and former Woodbury County auditor will relocate after concluding his West tour and will bring a first class paper to Nampa. Mrs Jenness and daughter to join him from California while Mansfield family stays a month to assist. Local staff and teachers adjustments noted for next year including four new positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Mansfield
Nampa
Evening Leader
Leader-Herald
N. Jenness
Sioux City
Iowa
Mansfield
Leader
Jenness
Woodbury County
California
Mrs. Manafield
City Hall brick inspection affirms quality and safety
Citizens raised concerns about inner wall brick quality at City Hall. Superintendent Soule invited Tribune to inspect, confirming bricks meet specifications. Salmon colored soil indicates burn variance. defective bricks are discarded and workers instructed to avoid them. Caldwell residents trust Soule to maintain standards.
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City Hall
Tribune
Soule
Caldwell
Caldwell School Board Retains Several Teachers for Next Year
At a recent meeting the Caldwell school board announced the personnel for the upcoming academic year. Retained is Professor Bolton along with teachers Miss Lee Miss Laura Patton Miss Laura B Manning Miss Harris Miss Davis Miss May Keirnen and Miss Amy Madden.
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Caldwell School Board
Professor Bolton
Lee
Laura Patton
Laura B. Manning
Harris
Davis
May Keirnen
Amy Madden
Caldwell Braves Lose to Nampa 9 to 6 at Junction City
The Caldwell ball team and fans rode the Pony to Junction City for a game against Nampa. Caldwell muffed plays and fumbled, while Nampa could not seal the win. The final score favored the visitors 9 to 6 despite Caldwell’s efforts.
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Caldwell
Junction City
Emmett Game Sees Caldwell Favored to Win
The Tribune hints Emmett will throw the game to Caldwell this Sunday while not being shut out. Though exact figures aren’t available the paper reports reliable information that Caldwell will win and Emmett will score.
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Emmett
Caldwell
The
Tribune
Are They in Force The Tribune Questions on Local Ordinances
The Tribune questions whether the street property grass and weed ordinance and the dog license law remain in force. It notes the absence of an attorney and suggests the ordinances appear repealed based on present conditions.
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The
Tribune
Newspaper Correspondents to Attend Caldwell Club Breakfast
J H Lowell, returning from Boise, says Caldwell Commercial Club invited reporters covering the Haywood trial. Invitations accepted for breakfast Sunday June 9. Program includes a trip to the government dam site, then a ball game with the Commercial Club as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lowell
Boise
Caldwell Commercial Club
Haywood
Lowell
The
Tribune
Government Dam
Commercial Club
Caldwell Hosts Notable Press as Trial Draws Interest
The article notes Duncan, a Michigan graduate, is labeled part of an educated socialist fringe and will be confined for six months to prevent potential lawlessness. Journalists from major U.S. dailies, invited by Caldwell Commercial Club, will tour Caldwell on Sunday June 9th. The Associated Press says Federation trial coverage will be extensive, with European papers closely following.
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Duncan
State University of Michigan
Commercial Club of
Caldwell
United States
Idaho
Kennedy
Associated Press
Federation
Press of
Europe
Oakes Bros Sale Promises Trusted Caldwell Goods
Caldwell dry goods dealers Oakes Bros advertise in The Tribune. The long established firm offers a high grade of merchandise and promises fair dealing to Caldwell customers.
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Oakes Bros
Caldwell
the Tribune
Indians in New Mexico Pueblo Worship Enormous Serpent
A Catholic priest accuses a New Mexico tribe of Indians of worshiping a giant serpent in an isolated adobe house where newborn babies are allegedly fed. The complaint claims a dozen families formed a separate pueblo, with no children present, prompting federal inquiry by U.S. Attorney Llewellyn.
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el Paso
Tex
United States
Llewellyn
New Mexico
Pueblos
Pardons sought after six year robbery sentence
A former Canyon County thief will ask the Idaho Board of Pardons for clemency at its next session around July 1 1907. Major Llewellyn lacks jurisdiction. affidavits from a priest and other evidence are in territorial hands.
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Canyon County
State of
Idaho
Honorable Board of Pardons
Clarks Spool Cotton Price Raised to Six Cents
New York on May 29 1907 announces an advance of six cents per spool for Clarks O N T J P Coats and Clarks Mile End 200 yards spool cotton. Advertisers include T K Little Golden Rule Store Anderson Ross Co Aven Leiser.
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New York
Clarks O. N. T. J. & P. Coats and Clarks
Mile End
T. K. Little
Golden Rule
Anderson-Ross & Co
Aven & Leiser
Ex Governor Morrison Delivers Memorial Day Address in Caldwell
Memorial day observances took place at the Caldwell opera house with the band playing before the program. Ex Governor Morrison delivered a nostalgic address to a warm crowd, praised for avoiding generic rhetoric. The event, led by Dr. W. J. Boone, included prayers, songs, and a later benediction, with memorial ceremonies at the cemetery conducted by Hugh Williams Post.
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Caldwell
Opera House
W. J. Boone
Hawk
H. N. Maxey
Morrison
E. W. Everson
Everson
Citizens Association
H. H. Jones
Thia
America
Hugh Williams Post
Golden Gate Railroad to be built this year asserts Tribune
The San Francisco Idaho and Montana railroad is planned for completion this year with surveys under way for a line from Homedale crossing Snake River to Winnemucca joining the Western Pacific. Executives at Caldwell report heavy expenditure and a large local office presence, though officials offer no firm dates.
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San Francisco, Idaho & Montana Railroad
Homedale
Winnemucca
Nevada
Snake River
Winnemuceca
Western Pacific
Golden Gate
BE. R. Place
San Francisco, Idaho & Montana Railroad Company
Christ
the Tribune
Place
Caldwell
Boise
Payette Valley
Salmon City
Butte
Montana
Caldwell High School Commencement Program Planned
The Caldwell high school will hold commencement at the Opera House in this city on June 7 at 8:30 p m. The program features choruses, solos by Mary Isham and Doloras Lawin, piano and violin pieces, a diploma presentation, and remarks by Rev. J G Cowden. Graduates include Elizabeth J Bedford Dorothy D Dement Alan R Dresser Edith K Engel Irma F Engel Margaret Gipson Mary C Isham Dolores Lawin La Forest Y L Sower Lola Weymouth and others. Class officers include President Alan R Dresser and Secretary Elizabeth J Bedford. Faculty members listed. Police Court reports note two disorderly conduct cases and a third pending judgment. Chief Maxey arrested McDonald and Engelbritten for disorderly conduct. a John Doe case is continued after contention.
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Caldwell High Schol
Opera House
Doloras Lawin
Olmstead
Tsecne
J. H. Merritt
J. G. Cowden
Elizabeth J. Bedford
Dorothy D. Dement
Alan R. Dresser
Edith K. Engel
Irma F. Engel
Margaret C. Gipson
Mary C. Isham
Dolores Lawin
la Forest Y. L. Sower
Lola Weymouth
P. A. Boulton
Amy Lee Madden
F. C. Rohison
Laura Patton
Shorb
Nampa
Caldwell
Maxey
J McDonald
R. W. Sebree
John
Cy Decker
Doe
Divorces Granted in New Plymouth and Emmett
Judge Bryan granted divorces to Rena R. Gordon and G. W. Gordon of New Plymouth and to Laura Francis Kelley and Milton E. B. Kelley of Emmett.
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Bryan
Rena R. Gordon
G. W. Gordon
New Plymouth
Laura Francis Kelley
Milton EB. Kelley
Emmett
Secretary Garfield Visit Promised for Idaho July
J. H. Lowell informs local leaders that James R. Garfield Secretary of the Interior will visit Idaho in early July to inspect government Reclamation works in the Payette and Boise Valleys. The note urges coordination with the commercial club and local authorities to showcase project resources and the need to complete all parts of the irrigation system, with land already settled repaying costs into the Reclamation Fund once water is available.
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Garfield
James R. Garfield
Interior
Idaho
Payette
Boise
Water Users’ Association
Commercial Club
J. H. Lowell
Dean Hinks to Lead Sunday Episcopal Service
Boise resident Dean Hinks will preside at an Episcopal church Sunday evening services.
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Dean Hinks
Boise
Episcopal Church
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Ida White
Echelberger
Egbert
Georgia McFarland
Smith
Roland
Clemens
Imogene Madden
H. Cook
Brown
Weiser
Payette Lakes
Saratoga Hotel
College of Idaho
Golden Gate Railroad
Weasle
Margaret Gipson
F. J. Long
Dazre
von Weber
Mary Isham
Lillieve Walker Mrs. Olmstead
Sens F. Binet
Adams
W. R. Wilkerson
Vale
Vale Bank
J. A. James
Five Mile
City
Mr. James
Pioneer
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