Council Divided on Sewerage Question in Poca
Idaho city council split over where to outlet the proposed sewerage system. A tie was broken by mayor and three physicians to review sanitary aspects of dumping into the Portneuf river at Hayden foot. Leaders debated Grant avenue trunk sewer and law of 1905 versus general statute bond method.
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Pocatello
O. B Steely
H. A. Castle
J. H. Bean
Bistline
Smith
Grant Avenue
Hayden
Terrell
Board of Public Works
State of
Idaho
Erty
Long
Chilson
Four Henry men fined for trout seine violation in Idaho
Hans Nielsen Jake Ball John Stoor and Abe Soderman of Henry were fined 50 each by Probate Judge T A Johnston for using a seine to catch trout. Deputies arrested them last week and they were released on cash bail pending further action. A second offense would draw maximum penalties.
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Hans Nielsen
Jake Ball
John Stoor
Abe Soderman
Henry
Yarmouth
T. A. Johnston
Idaho
Harrison
Soda Springs
Fitz Water
Justice of the Peace
Bi’’ Livingstone
Boise
Johnston
Livingstone
Pocatello
No. 5
Omaha Election Under Special Charter Voter Turnout High
Omaha returns under a special charter while statewide race centers on prohibition. Prohibition forces claim seventy percent of Nebraska counties with Lincoln showing aggressive campaigning and large turnout.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Prohibition
Lincoln
Kansas City Election Voters Rally Despite Heavy Rain
Kansas City, April 7. Municipal elections in Kansas City and 81. seph are calling out a heavy vote despite heavy rain.
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Kansas City
Seph
Man Named OBrien in City Jail Over Bogus Bank Bill
Thomas OBrien is jailed in the city pending information charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses after passing a bogus Merchants Planters bank bill on A E Draper, a South Second avenue lodging house proprietor. The bill, printed on one side during Civil War era, was used for room payment and change. County Attorney Gray will file information and OBriens trial will occur soon.
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O'Brien
Reorgia Bank
Gray
O’brien
Unemployed Numbers Cited At New York Convention
A convention at the Hotel Astor heard claims of 4,750,000 unemployed nationwide. Samuel A. Stodel of the Industrial Workers of the World prepared a 37 state tally and warned that conditions are likely to worsen.
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New York
Hotel Astor
United States
Samuel A. Stodel
Industrial Workers of the World
Stodel
Duke of Abruzzi to Wed Miss Katherine Elkins
Rome reports a royal conference among King Victor Emmanuel Duke of the Abruzzi and Count of Turin about a marriage engagement between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Katherine Elkins daughter of Senator Elkins of West Virginia. The engagement is reportedly confirmed and the duke plans to return to the United States soon.
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Rome
Duke of
Aosta
Victor Emmanuel
Abruzzi
Turin
Katherine Elkins
Elkins
West Virginia
United States
Anna Gould to wed Prince De Sagan
New York reports that relatives reached agreement to allow the engagement. Mrs George Gould reportedly negotiated to end family objections with George Gould the sole holdout, though he is custodian of Anna Gould's property.
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New York
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince de Sagan
George Gould
Deputy Shelby Shot and Killed in Trinidad Colorado
Deputy Sheriff Tony Shelby was shot and killed near his home as he confronted an unknown man who fled in a pickup. A posse chased the suspect, Frank Cartanan, who was captured near Aguilar and jailed. Cartanan said Shelby interfered with disciplining his son.
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Trinidad
Colo
Tony Shelby
Shelby
Frank Cartanan
Aguilar
Swatika Dancing Club Reschedules April Party
The Swas tika Dancing club sets the next party for the evening of April 16, shifting from the 23rd due to the Eagles dance on that date. The club plans semi monthly events as before.
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Eagles
Counterfeiting Case Tops Pocatello Federal Grand Jury
The April term of the U S court for Idaho's southern division convenes in Pocatello with grand and trial jurors drawn. The main matter is the Frank Shea counterfeiting case and liquor sale charges to Indians, with jurors listed from Idaho Falls Driggs Blackfoot and other towns.
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Boise Statesman
United States Court For the Southern Division
District of Idaho
Pocatello
Foos
Dietrich
Frank Shea
Shea
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Boise
Gordon
F. C. Willets
Idaho Falls
D. J. Thomas
Driggs
George Statham
Hibbard
W. M. Marler
Lewisville
J. W. Killian
Blackfoot
David McPherson
Leigh
Charles W. Thompson
St. Anthony
A. M. Lyon
Thomas Blackburn
William FE. Whitlock
Market Lake
H. L. Campbell
H. (. Dustin
J. S. Campbell
Jacob Spori
Rexbur
John Lingren
H. W. Miller
Parker
David Brinson
Adam Yancey
Melvin Henderson
Robin
George Fisher
Bancroft
John McCollum
William Fife
Dempsey
William Lovell
Labelle
George Brough
Eight Die Suspected In Chicago Elevated Crash
Eight killed? Actually eight people seriously injured and many more bruised when a South Side Elevated motor car jumped the track near Indiana Avenue station. Motorman and conductor suffered fractured skulls. Panic spread through rear cars as passengers leaped to safety. The casing failure caused the car to derail and crash into a Prairie Avenue home.
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Chicago
Indiana Avenue
Prairie Avenue
Sele
Bloodhounds search for missing man and boy near McCammon
A state penitentiary bloodhound unit assists in locating F L Rovee and his six year old son who vanished from McCammon after a visit to Harkness land parcels. The case involves potential foul play with about 2500 dollars in Rovee's possession.
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State Penitentiary
McCammon
F.L. Rovee
Rovee
Boise
H. O. Harkness
Jim
Harkness Hotel
Sheriff's Office
D. T.quigley
McGarvey
Jaunchion
Quigley
Jevee
San Boise
Milner Dam and Shoshone Falls Power Plant Highlight Engineering Feat
The Shoshone Journal describes Milner dam as three rock filled structures with a north channel always open and gates expanded to cover 80 000 and 150 000 acres on the North side tract. Paris Kesl built the enlarged dam while Mr Faris planned the original design. The Great Shoshone falls plant opened last September and is hailed as one of the Wests spectacular power plants amid lengthy litigation over survey lines.
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Milner
Econstruction Company
Paris-Kesl Company
Faris
Great Shoshone Falls
Jerome Land
Idaho Irrigation Power Plant Sparks Big Publicity
A power plant at Bridal Veil falls now operates delivering guest 220 volt output to Twin Falls and Jerome with plans for 22 000 volt high tension transmission to Salmon River dam. The project uses a General Electric 500 K W generator and a concrete dam, with future units and expansion described. Bob McCollum in Twin Falls lists over 50 000 land and opportunity inquiries as Idaho irrigation publicity reaches global reach.
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T. B. Perrine
Ti. M. Hollister
Bridal Veil Falls
General Electric
Lee Glass
Pha
Twin Falls
Jerome
Salmon River
Bob" McCollum
Morehan
Idaho
North Side Company
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Anna
Colorado
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Talesmen
F. L. Royce
Gigantic Enterprises
Twin Falls North Side Land & Water Company
Milner Dam
Shoshone Falls
The
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Snake River Gorge
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