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Newspaper

The Grangeville Globe

Location

Grangeville, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

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Money bonds set as Neal McMeeken faces murder charge

Testimony from witnesses in the county court on Tuesday led to Neal McMeeken being held to the district court for trial. Bond set at $2000. Witnesses described McMeeken’s agitation and his statements after the shooting at the White cabin near Florence. The proceedings included details of travel to the scene, discovery of the victim Charles White, and the discovery of the body wrapped in canvas with a single bullet wound and no fatal wounds to the head. The case continues with additional witness testimony and evidence confirmations.

Wilbur L. Campbell Preate Court District Court A. Parisot Ballion Florence Charles White Mr. Parisot Pariant McMeeken Scott Place Harry Hinkson Pariset Sam Seb Hyland Neal Hyland White Neal McMeeken Oferatt Mr. Parigot Andere Xan Ray Sam Meatt Bob Tyand McMeekan Sep Attabwugh Mtr Partzot Sam NaMlecken Neal Hayie White Sim Niver Rey Parlsnt Robert A. Hy Dent

Witness Describes Shooting In Wisconsin Cabin Case

Narration recounts confrontation over a two jar division during a dispute that led to a stabbing with a shovel and a later firearm. McMeeken testified that an agreement about jar distribution was breached and White attacked him before a fatal exchange occurred. Prosecutors urge motive tied to winter storage and cabin contents.

Elks Day At Lewiston Draws Crowds In Festive Parade

A large crowd gathered in Lewiston for Elks Day festivities featuring a parade and music. Local officials, guests from Haneyville, and civic groups attended, with ceremonies at the Temple Theatre and a reception highlighting community service and fraternal cooperation.

State arrest culmination of Otto shooting case and road matter

Sheriff William Ever went to Salmon river county with a warrant for Avertt Ledbetter and A Nepean. Ledbetter faced charges of transporting liquor and disturbing public gatherings. Nepean, an extensive farmer, was released on his own recognizance. Ledbetter’s hearing set for June 4 with bonds at $200.

Oe Gateway Haneytile Wal Trentie Lewiston Amy Sanal Rai Grangeville Dain Cot Tawavond Hussrain Chiang Temple Theatre Hussman Alan Elks Widtige Otto William Ever Salmon River Avertt Ledbetter A. Nepean Ledbetter Nepean Campbell Ladbetter Nepean Hoth

Devils parade entertains crowd amid village pageant

Lively street procession features fraternity members in cowhide costumes acting as devils with hot irons. Wisener excused from further duty after parade. crowd enjoyed the spectacle along the track. Participants listed include Wisener, Witmers, Maris, Thesson, Shaw, and others. most visitors stayed on the track Sunday to watch.

Wisener Wenique Cased Habre Merriment A. Staith Kain el Braithtey Shaw Tipinet Tories Howls Satie Amithatin Gon Belwanite

Judicial Remark: Local Charge Shuffles At Lawiston

Deputy Robertson took W D Gothrie into custody at Lawiston on an unsettled charge with filly Shell Bor Robertson Haven named in the case. Ferdinand and Mir Aina figures appear in strained testimony as the defendant faced a June court date with $250 bond set for appearance next Monday.

W.D. Gothrie Lawiston Robertson Shell Robertson Haven Lewiston Ferdinand Mir Aina Pius Rettinanl Tate

Arthur Fined $500 After Guilty Plea in U S Court

An individual named Arthur pleaded guilty in a United States court and was fined $500. The proceedings involved federal authorities and the presiding officers included U S Marshals and a district judge. The plea related to charges under federal law and a payment was imposed as part of the sentence.

United States Cour Gray Moscow Federa

Lowell Week In Review Reveals Land Purchase Totals

Fragmentary notes outline local motions and land deals. Mention of a large purchase by Mr Tones and a canal committee inquiry near Balmer River, with figures indicating extensive land leasing and deeded parcels.

Lowell Paris Balmer

Bad cave in near Grangeville disrupts river works

A cave in halted work at Pisher Pavers near the Clear Water River north of Grangeville. Supervisor Ball reported a slide buried roughly 700 yards of dirt and gravel from a hillside, threatening delays and cost. crews expect to stabilize the area and resume work soon.

Grangeville Clearwate Ball

Finish Dewey Road Opens Auto Route to Dewey Mine

The auto road to the Dewey mining property is completed by Winshe company. Yathring states the road is now open to Wines, enabling direct shipment from the mine without hauling to the river. The project, funded by Winshe, ends previous costly transport to the WM WIth mines and railroad. Yahrnis left for the Joseph section in Pes Way morning.

Dewey Tivo Valiaus Joevey Winshe Yathring Yahrnis Joseph Imun

Big Land Deals Move in Rural Sale

Wilt Schiit recently from Twin Tulle consolidated a land deal through Mdi Ayers, securing Ted Lane ranch on the peninsula in the To bi section for 87 720 dollars. Heath, partner in the venture, will retain possession until September 1 as Lome plans a return, while Mr Long has moved to Chicago and sold his home, relocating to a new property in the fall.

Mdi Ayers Whitch le Ted Lane Las Heath Lome Seteber Long Chicketia Setut Linga

Repaired Burned Store Room Ready for Occupancy

In the Alexander Prieden Viel block a room formerly housing the Pale store has been repaired after a recent blaze. Finishing touches of paint were completed this week and it is expected Mr. Barktero will move back to the old location.

Barktero

Public Auction Delay Amid Weather and Patchy Bidding

fragments describe a sale near Fred Calliven and a tele section, with postponement due to weather. Auctioneer T. M Havrik served as clerk while Mr Callison led bidding steps. Chickens sold for 87.80, with other items and bidders mentioned, though many details are unclear.

Fred Calliven Erning Howe Onliew Zuver T. M Havrik Callison Jemeceul Corte

Jess Case in U S Court Aids Brothers in Escaping Registration

Moscow May 20 The United States vs Henry Jess of Lewiston begins with Jess accused of helping his brothers evade military registration. Trial follows a previous hung jury in 1917 after documentary evidence delayed proceedings. The Jess brothers were timber workers from Craig Mountain near Fairburn and later attempted to enlist in Seattle.

Weond Moscow Frink United States Henry Jess Lewiston Jess Department of Justice John Jes George Dese Craig Mountain Fairburn Gove Big Bend Palouse Seattle Camp Lewis

High Price Shorthorn Beef Cow Sets Record on Prairie

A Shorthorn beef cow sold for a record high price this week as Joule Grabeki led bidding and Hamill and McKinney acquired the animal. The sale, described as the highest grade Shorthorn beef cow ever seen on the prairie, coincided with a mixed livestock sale featuring sheep and hogs. Prices and exact details are unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text.

Hamill & MecKinney Spokane

Tahe delegation chairs state American Legion convention plans

Delegates from every state and territory gathered as the 86th Legion convention discussed Boise venue on June 6 and the national plans in St Louis. Officials including LaVerne Collier and Cha J Booth outlined procedures for seating voters and electors, with Boise chosen to host future events. A Black Pine mill editor and visitors from Philadelphia toured Idaho projects en route to British Columbia.

Tahe Louis Enuens American Legion Nutting PD Lindistey Botse Jane Nathonal Navigation St. Louis Minneapolis United States Stevenuttie Lanie Army Navy LaVerne BR Collier Eleetert Seaton Boise Dune St .Lovie Chakra J. M. Booth Porte A. Feeney Lewitons Towns Moscow Paul Davis Ated Wa Hawley Frank Estabrook Nampa Taylor Cimfins John & Grown LaVerne Ro Pocatello SL Rethen Flk City Pan Wee Philadelphia Countnny British Columbia Rethen Richard Khloe

Central Bean and Southeast Washington Church Conven tion at Grangeville

The Christian churches of central bean and southeast Washington plan their annual district convention in Grangeville on June 3 and 4. Key themes include evangelism, supporting ministry in weaker districts, Sunday school training, youth Christian service, and Christian Women’s Missionary work led by Spokane leaders. Strong speakers from regional churches will address evening and afternoon sessions. Attendees are urged to participate and extend a hearty welcome to all.

Central Bean Washington Grangeville Christian Church Tata World Wide Christian Women's Missionary Organization W. Fp, Turner Spokane Northwest American, Christian Missionary Society Annie Louie Kelly North West Christian Women's Hoard of Mission OL A Tshievel Tolind Empire Christian Missionry Society Tie Ater

Great Ter-Churchs Progiam at Moscow District Methodist

The Moscow District of the Methodist church announces a five year plan event at the United Church Friday night. Chas DT of Moxon, superintendent, will speak about community pride and world vision during the first week in Dane. No soliciting or collection will be conducted at the service.

Sloloou Methodist Iid Cresby Dane World Vision Community Pride Chas DT Moxon Moscow

Graduation May 2 Seventeen High School Students to Finish

Seventeen students from De Grougevtie schools will complete their year with commencement exercises on May 2. The ceremony features an address by Professor BE M. from the University and a sermon by Rev. Oliver, with event times listed for Thursday evening. Participants include Leo Kabat Emery, Lloyd Briscoe, Muriel Cres, Helo Pine, Mabel Oliver, Helen Miller, Katherine Pfender, Janine DeHaven, Tattie Stiechter, Otis Ro, Howard Lele Powell, and Marjorie Griffith among others.

Yeu Peepee de Grougevtie Daewdastitution Mar Profesawn BE University of Ale Dary Vuln Aml Tanec Tau Sermiin Rev Oliver Fe Ea Chibreh Leo, J. Kabat Emery Lloyd Briscoe

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