Pocatello Federal Court Opens In New Judge Dietrich
The U S district court for Idaho's southern division convened in Bannock County with Judge Dietrich presiding and Boise officials present. Jurors were partially drawn and Dietrich recused from four calendar cases, awaiting replacement.
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Boise
United States District Court For
Southern Division
Idaho
Bannock County Court House
Dudge ES. Dietrich
United States District
Norman M. Ruick
Washington
Bonaparte
United States
Borah
Pocatello
Miles M. Johnson
Lewiston
Richardson
Ruel Rounds
Bryan
Jackson
Ben Oppenheim
Dietrich
Moscow
Miles Johnson
Butte
George B. Gray
C. A. Boyd
D. W. Standrod
T. F. Terrell
Willis Reeves
Burdick
Cook
The
Fidelity Company
Spaulding
Brady
Hopkins
James Hunter
Andrew Burkman
J. Ek. Houghton
Samuel G. Garbett
George A
Johnso
Jones
Peace talks in Central America reach deadlock at Amapala
Advices say negotiations in Amapala stall with a likely renewal of hostilities. Nicaragua demands that Salvador be held responsible for recent events, a condition not acceptable to Salvador. Washington reports on the impasse and rising tensions in the region.
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Nicarguan
Salvador
Washington
Central America
Amapals
Frisco graft cases continued in Ruef trial
In San Francisco on April 22 the Ruef trial resumed with a crowded court. Ruef's counsel including Henry Ach attended after illness earlier. extortion charges against Ruef and Mayor Sehmitz were continued for three weeks along with the conspiracy case. The conspiracy case against Ruef and Police Chief Dinan was pushed to Saturday.
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San Francisco
Ruef
Henry Ach
Sehmitz
Dinan
Members of Black Hand Face Court
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on April 22 more than twenty foreigners were placed on trial for alleged Black Hand involvement. They face thirteen shooting with intent to kill charges and six dynamiting cases among the crimes listed against them.
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Wilkesbarre
Grand jury underway in Bannock Indian murder case
The court reconvened to hear jury selection for the United States versus Luther Bearskin, a Bannock Indian accused of murdering two Indians on Pocatello creek. Also pending are embezzlement, assault with a deadly weapon, post office burglary, and whiskey sales to Indians cases. Van Loom’s case was dismissed after his suicide in custody.
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Lyman Fargo
W. EK. Trapp
Woodland
James
Campbell
al. Miller
Johnson
Grand Jury
Dietrich
United States
Luther Bearskin
Bannock
van Loom
May Break Rhode Island Deadlock
The Republican state central committee supports Col. H. Colt as the majority candidate to succeed Senator Wetmore. Tomorrow is the last day for the legislature to elect a senator, which has been deadlocked since the year began. Colt is not guaranteed but is widely believed to be elected.
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Providence
R. L
Republican State Central Committee
Col. . H. Colt
United States
G. P. Wetmore
State Central Committee
Col. Colt
Millionaire Died After Desperate Injury in Hoboken
Benedict Gimbele, Philadelphia merchant, died in Hoboken hospital after cutting his throat with broken glass in a hotel room following his arrest in New York on charges of assaulting sixteen year old Ivor Clark. His family blamed a recent operation for worsening his mental state.
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New York
Benedict Gimbele
Philadelphia
Hoboken
Ivor Clark
Mrs Brown Dead After Short Illness in City
Mrs Mary E Brown aged 46 died at her North Main street home at 4 o clock Saturday morning of pneumonia after a brief illness. Her daughter Mrs Ralph E Dutch of Melrose Montana is in the city to attend the funeral set for 2 pm at the Baptist church. She leaves a husband an architect and one daughter. The body lay in state at Robert Criswell's North Arthur street home and was viewed by many mourners.
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Mary E. Brown
Norths Main Street
Melrose, Mont
Baptist Church
Maassa Brothers
Robert Criswell
North Arthur
North Main Street
McCammon approves 12000 bond for new school building
McCammon voters overwhelmingly approved a bond issue of 12 000 to finance a new school building. Construction will start as soon as bonds are issued. The town is experiencing growth with hotel expansion, new homes, and a prospering junction area.
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McCammon
Harkness
Junction Town
Litigation Settled in Palmer vs Fort Hall Mine Case
An order dismissing and discharging the attachment suit filed by Henry M. Palmer against the Fort Hall mine was filed by District Judge Alfred Budge and County Recorder Gallett. Work will resume once General Manager W M Odell returns to Pocatello after news of his father's death in Wilmington, HL.
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Henry M. Palmer
Fort Hall
Alfred Budge
Gallet
Pocatello
W. M. Odell
Wilmington
Eight-Year-Old McGinn Boy Falls From Tree
The eight-year-old son of Mr and Mrs George F McGinn of 646 South Main street fell from a tree last Saturday morning. He remained in an aycon secious condition all day. Dr C B Steely treated him, reviving him after a head impact with no fracture but possible serious consequences remain.
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George F. McGinn
South Main Street
C. B. Steely
Land of the Living
Trust Company Clerk Admits 250000 Shortage
New York April 22 W Douglas assistant loan clerk for the Trust Company of America confessed to stealing 30000 in bonus from the firm and said he used bonds to cover stock market deals. Bonds recovered from brokers. It is reported he confessed to a total shortage of 250000. Bonds were found hidden in a broker's upscale club room mattress. broker sought.
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New York
W. Douglas
Trust Company of America
Douglas
Trust Company of North America
Orphan Knights Host Luncheon After Treasurer Resigns
The Orphan Knights held an informal luncheon at their quarters on North Hayes after treasurer Thomas Hopkins resigned. Guests included Miss Blanch Volin Miss Irma Pierpont Miss Katie Craig Miss Stella Hawkes Miss Pearl White and Miss Julia Bohn. The event featured a 1 30 luncheon crimson decor and crimson lights, followed by music and recitations, then a riverside kodak session.
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Orphan Knights
Thomas Hopkins
North Hayes
Blanch Volin
Irma Pierpont
Katie Craig
Stella Hawkes
Pearl White
Julia Bohn
O. K. Quintette
Married Last Night in Gate City
James Hopson son of W. Hopson and Miss Alice Johnson were married last night by Rev. F. E. Whitham of the Congregational church. The couple will reside at 255 North Main Street after April 30. The groom is a well known young man and the bride is a beautiful accomplished girl with many friends.
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James Hopson
Hopson
Alice Johnson
Gate City
F. E. Whitham
Congregational Church
North Main Street
Attachment Filed Against Former Mayor Swinehart
Julius Rosenberg and Arthur Cohn doing business as the Pocatello Mercantile Company filed an attachment against Daniel Swinehart, the former mayor of Pocatello, for 244543. Sheriff Quigley attached lots 5 6 7 5 9 and 10 in block 452 to satisfy the debt. Swinehart has moved to Seattle where he is in business. D Worth Clark is the plaintiff's attorney.
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Julius Rosenberg
Arthur Cohn
Pocatello Mercantile Company
Daniel Swinehart
Quigley
Swinehart
Pocatello
Seattle
D. Worth Clark
Fire damages outer wall of Dodge home
A defective flue at the home of engineer Fred W. Dodge on South Arthur Avenue caused a fire yesterday afternoon. The fire alarm from Box No. 24 brought Chief Joseph and his department, who confined the damage to the outer wall through prompt and effective work.
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Fred W. Dodge
South Arthur Avenue
Joseph
Lord Barrington case dismissed by Supreme Court
Washington April 22 The Supreme court today dismissed the case of Frederick Seymour alias Lord Barrington who is under death sentence at St. Louis for the murder of horseman James McCann The case drew attention for Barringtons claim of British nobility He married a Kansas City girl before his arrest for the murder
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frederick Seymour
Lord’’ Barrington
St. Louis
James McCann
Barrington
Kansas City
McCann
Most Important Educational Event of the Year in Idaho
The Idaho scholastic league championship banquet and declamatory contest will be held at Pocatello Academy with twelve schools sending representatives. Auditors secured at the Auditorium. banquet at Bannock hotel after the contest. Tickets cost one dollar.
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Pocatello Academy
Idaho Scholastic League
Idaho
Academy
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
J. M. Ferris
The
Pocatello High School
E. J. Retherford
J. W. Faris
Ricks Academy
Alta Watson
Leah
Twin Falls High School
Elsie Hulbell
Claudine
Cynthia
Mountainhome
Georgia Mahon
Michaels
Hailey High School
Margaret Williams
Albion State Normal
Melvin Read
William Tell
Mamie Brew
Callie Knys
College of Idaho
George Bailey
Rip van Winkle
Academy of Idaho
Frances Goldwater
Blackfoot High School
Mark Farmer
Mission Ridge
Boise High School
Guy Woods
St. John's Fund
Pocatello” High School
Carl Loux
Abraham Lincoln
St. Anthony High School
Birdie BE
Whittington
Idaho Falls Butcher Killed by Freight Train Near Pocatello
William Rogers a 35 year old Idaho Falls butcher was struck by an Oregon Short Line freight near Portneuf siding and killed instantly. The unidentified body was brought to Lindquist's parlors and later identified by an Idaho Falls man. Coroner's inquest was deemed unnecessary and the remains would be interred Tuesday afternoon.
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William Rogers
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Lindquist
Howard
Rogers
Idaho Falls
Gas Magnate Johnston Dies in Columbus
Columbus leader John C. Johnston president and general manager of the Columbus Gas company collapsed and died at Delphone while arranging an appointment with his family doctor.
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Columbus
Ohio
John C. Johnston
Columbus Gas Company
Delphone
Civil Service Announces Interpreter Exam 1907
The United States Civil Service Commission schedules an interpreter examination for May 15, 1907, in Boise and Moscow to fill immigration service interpreter posts at 1200 per year. Applicants over 20 may apply to local boards or the Twelfth Civil Service District in San Francisco for forms 304 and L141.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Immigration Service
Boise
Moscow
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Twelfth Civil Service District
San Francisco
Cal
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Korean Auditor Fukyong Who Assassinated in Seoul
Tokio reports Fukyong Who chief of the Board of Auditors of the Korean household was assassinated last night in Seoul. The incident heightens tensions as authorities investigate motives and possible suspects amid ongoing political unrest.
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Tokio
Fukyong
Board of Auditors of
Seoul
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Venice
Talesmen
Black Hand Face Court
Rhode Island
Mrs. Brown
Temple of Learning
Budge
McGinn
New York Trust Company
Jimmy’ Hopson
Bride
Dodge
Lord'’ Barrington
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