Orchard Goes to Caldwell in Haywood Case
In Caldwell a portion of the Haywood murder conspiracy case proceeded as William D. Baywood’s murder charge was suspended for a day. Barry Orchard, a chief witness, was transported to Caldwell with a guard and the case adjourned briefly. Haywood’s trial resumes Tuesday with further introduction of corroborating evidence linking Orchard’s confession to other crimes and possible ties to Adams and Jack Simpkins. The court plans to present printed articles with Haywood signatures and related federal matters, with an expected 110 to 200 witnesses forthcoming. Meanwhile, St. Maries beat Kellogg in a game that finished tied at 5 in extra innings before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Dabo
Jube
William D. Baywood
Frank Stounenate
Steude
M Day
Barry Orchard
Witners
Caldwell
Danson County
Wasiust Lim
Reuueubere
T Pours
Fremont Wood
Haywood
Wourt
Canyon Couty
Bryan
Tie
Orchard
Tng
Whitney
Idaho Penitentiary
Guaran
Boise
Theaint Wii
Car Barn Accident Leaves Hartley Injured and Hospitalized
An evening incident near a car barn injures Moward Hartley who reportedly fell from a trolley car and sustained injuries to his collarbone and behind the ear. He was taken to hospital for examination and treatment. A separate note covers a house warming at the Haleys residence on Labsite avenue with guests listed, including Reverend Purcell, Jas Monaghix, and many others from Spokane and New York visiting Cove dAleen Sumdex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vartley
Lown
Hartley
SiSreed
Sirs
Haley
Mra. Ilsles
Premate Kev. Pather Purcell
Jas. Monaghix
Misase Margaret
Nellie Moosghan
P. J. Avallon
Geo. Stools
Audre
J.B Mealy
T. Grabaw
W.F. Callow
B.D. Kilden
Spokane Ponds d Orsille rapid transit land dispute update
Spokane figures in a complex land title dispute over Squaw Bay Idaho townsite land needed for an electric railway right of way and terminal. J J Browne paid 35000 in court settlement to Prairie Development against Liebergs as Blackwell dispute settles and delays persist. Castlebury, Harte, Knight claim interests in adjacent parcels while church trustee Mackley speaks at a Christian church event. several heirs are noted as survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Warts
Anne LJ. J Browne
Crganizare
Spokane & Pond 4
Orofile Rapid Transit Company
Squaw Way
Idaho
Browne
Mathdram
Idabo
Rathdram
J .J Browne
Spokane-Pond d'Orsille Rapid Transit Company
District Court
W. W. Woods
FA. Bisckwell
Praire Development Company
Lisbergs
Squaw Bay
Prairie Development Company
Liebergs
A. Blackwell
Huainet
Blackwell
Rowne
Blsnkwell
Hino
Waydee Ao
Wood
Witohie
Enum
Farland
Coeur d'Alene
Wity
Glatuthit
Pollacen Lamber Company
Joe Improvement Company
Castlebury
Castlebiry
Wall Sgwin
Herve
Ind
Townstip
Abet Harte
Aed
Knight
Geren Knight
Arte
Wes
Cantlebury
Harte
Maight
Shoshone
Quiet Title Suit in St Joe Country Lands
Farmer of St Joe Country sues to quiet title in parcels along the St Maries River between Clareia and Perewood. Defendants include James H Harts and the Potisteh Lamter Company plus St Joe Improvement Company. Case asserts title by adverse possession via continued occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cassebury
St. Joe
St. Maries
Timber fraud verdict hits Larwiston bankers in federal case
In Moncow Idaho on June 17, George B. Kester and William Dever, joined by Withier F. Kettenbach, were found guilty on two counts of conspiring to defraud the government over land entries. The jury also acquitted them on remaining charges after a lengthy deliberation of 34 hours. The case centered on a land scheme involving four quarters of land, with said parcels valued around 800 per acre. The verdict was met with crowding and tension in the courtroom and may be appealed to the United States Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncow
Idales
Withier F. Kettenbach
George B. Kester
William Dever
Larwiston
Guy L. Wilson
Jory Rensbeth
Umm
Bernral
J. W. Robinson
Deltriet
Wim
Deltrieh
George Mr. Kastet
Stiurbey
Cailted Stetes Court of Appeals
Real Estate Transfers in Montana County Listings
Property transfers reported by the Pendland County Real Estate Board include timber and land interests across multiple parcels. Notable entries involve ownership changes for farms near Onewear and North Glid NP, timber rights transfers to Cromsh and Crom All, and a liquor stock note linked to Chamberlain and Hubert Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koctemal
Psabendia Atetriot Company
Texier
Cromsh Ta Grorgs SU Creas
Amc
Burroughs
George Crom
All Timber
West Glid
Tiemert
McLalm
Chamberlain
Hubert Chasmberlain
Liu
Home Team Wins Turbulent Baseball Game
In a rough contest the home team defeated their opponents 1 to 2 as key players contributed with hits and a late standout sequence. Clark had a two run effort and Trenger belted a home run as the Vancouver league was mentioned for the game. The play-by-play included crowd activity and errors amid a delayed conclusion at 13 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slyhey
Maulstaney
Waller
Tramger
Veley
Wawa
Hewedin
Clark
Ley Matewey
Dumke
Sammber
Tome
Vancouver
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J. H. Hawley
Benster Borah
O. W. Vandine
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Dack Simpkins
Slapting
Western Federation of Miners
Detwuss
Imprine
Brounewhere
Supreme Court of Colorado
Bioh Haywood
Supreme Court
Goddard
Gubbert
Surcene
Hite
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Atrenay
Witcomes
Subpooss
Maywood
Euchpenus
Pinkertons
Pinkerton
Wilnoms
Orehard
Moyer
Pettibone
Kellogg
Harrison
Thompson
Jerrod
Pi Hill
Borbeaki
D. Sargent
Glidden
Grimes
Rfi
J. Day
Dangey
Babist
Hamil
Moward Hartley
Vrane Beaman
New York
Sisnove
Spokame
Cova d'Aleue
Sumdex
James B. Duke
THE
Tobacco Trust
Duke
Washington Bruke
Tobeco
Durheu
N.C
Jatoey
Dike
Tuke
Divator
Tobacco
Duke Country Estate
New Jersey
Rnent
America
Squaw Bay Land
GW. Mackley
Kateeony
Chris- Man Church Estaraion Board
Christian Churet
Mackley
HH Rousseau
Ranems Canal
Femummon
Navy
Burren
Yards End Docks
Farmer of
Dwyer, Kester
Kettenbach
Dwyer
Immu
Anaerre
Wally
Asi Frew
Pulrbatiter
Treeeer
Covar
Aleue
Saconie
Howells
Hale
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