Binkley and Purdy Face New Trial On Elk Case
Binkley and Purdy, who pleaded guilty in the Southern Division district court at Pocatello for shipping elk heads and pelts from Sugar City to Los Angeles and were fined $200 each, were rearrested on a Wyoming warrant for killing elk in Yellowstone National Park. They will be arraigned before Commissioner Caldwell and sent to Wyoming for trial. such killing is a felony punishable by prison. Also, George Walters was convicted on two counts of assault with intent to murder and with a deadly weapon. The court is hearing cases including A L Gus the Preston post office and Shepherd for selling whiskey to Indians, with Shepherd found guilty and sentenced to four months.
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Binkley and
Purdy
United States District Court For
Southern Division
Pocatello
Sugar City
Los Angeles
Dietrich
United States
Rounds
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
United States Court
Fred G. Caldwell
Yellowstone Park
Binkley
Uncle Sam
Northwestern
Walters
George Walters
Federal
Ed Lavatta
East Side
Charles Faulkner
Caldwell
A. L. Gus
Preston Post Office
Shepherd
Washington
Attoraney Johnson
D. Worth Clark
Mrs Haywood to Sit by Husband at Murder Trial
Mrs Willian D D Haywood wife of the Western Federation of Miners secretary treasurer travels from Denver to Boise Idaho to attend the trial of her husband on charges of alleged complicity in the murder of former Governor Steunenberg She is an invalid but wishes to sit in an invalid chair beside him if permitted by the court.
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Denver
Willian DD. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Balloon trip postponed to Washington by McCoy
St. Louis April 27. Aeronaut B. C. McCoy postponed the balloon voyage to Washington for 36 hours due to unfavorable weather conditions.
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St. Louis
B. C. McCoy
Washington
Presidential Party On James River Pleasure Trip
President Roosevelt and party spent the day in a pleasure trip on the James river. The yacht Sylph carried the party to piles thirty-odd miles up the river.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
James River
Sylph
Hermann Not Guilty Says Jury
The jury found Binger Hermann of Oregon not guilty of destroying public records after a 12 week trial. Deliberations lasted 21 hours with the jurors praised for handling the case. Hermann, a former congressman and land office commissioner, thanked each juror personally.
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Washington
Binger Hermann
Oregon
Hermann
General Land Office
Six Killed as Baltimore Pier Collapses at Locust Point
A south Baltimore pier under construction for the B& O railroad collapsed injuring and trapping workers. Six bodies recovered, sixteen missing, fifteen injured. The $400000 Locust Point project killed civil engineer Howard Ellender and other laborers.
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Baltimore
Locust Point
Howard Ellender
Taft visits Cincinnati for speeches and Yale clubs meeting
Secretary of War Taft arrived in Cincinnati on April 27 and will speak in Dayton. He refused to discuss politics and said during his western trip he would not comment on the presidential nomination. Taft presided at the annual meeting of the Associated Yale Clubs, which he heads.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Dayton
Associated Yale Clubs
Bank Wrecker Indicted in Missouri Bank Misuse
A federal grand jury in Kansas City indicted Capt. F. J. Tygard for misapplication of $15,000 from Bates National Bank of Butler Missouri, of which he was president. The bank suspended last fall and Tygard, 74, was later declared insane and committed to an asylum.
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Kansas City
F. J. Tygard
Bates National Bank
Butler
Tygard
Rifles for Auction Amid Unrest in Lahore
In Lahore on April 27 volunteers received rifles and twenty rounds of ball cartridge as unrest and anti European sentiment rise among Hindoo student elements. Inflammatory articles have appeared in native newspapers.
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Lahore
India
Emma Eames Granted Divorce from Julian Story
New York reports Emma Eames the renowned opera star was granted a divorce from Julian Story. Both parties kept the reasons for the separation confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emma Eames
Julian Story
Pocatello Opens New General Hospital For Public Visit
The handsome new Pocatello general hospital will be formally opened Monday morning. Mrs Maines the superintendent has prepared the rooms for patients and by Monday work will be complete. The Civic club will host a reception from 2 to 5 and 7 30 to 10 in the evening inviting the public to tour the building.
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Civic Club
Pocatello
Pocatello General Hospital
Maines
DROWNED IN A FLOODED MINE
Twenty foreign miners are trapped in the Foastwell mine of Berwind White Coal in Somerset. Pumping out water will take two days. air is being forced in. At 3 PM Superintendent Meighan signaled mobility, with seven men still unaccounted for.
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Johnstown
Foastwell
Berwind White Coal Mining Company
Somerset
Meighan
Quarrel Over Commission Ends in Double Tragedy
Roswell New Mexico April 27 S B Owens a large farm owner was killed yesterday in a quarrel over a land deal commission. His 18 year old son killed Turbyfill a Vernal Utah real estate dealer Allanreed Texas based Turbyfill was killed in the exchange.
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Roswell
N. M
S. B. Owens
Here
Allanreed
Texas
B. S. Turbyfill
Owen
Turbyfill
Vernal
Utah
Beveridge Addresses Grant Birthday Celebration in Galena
Beveridge spoke in Galena at the seventieth anniversary of General Ulysses S Grant's birth in his old home. He spoke on state rights and delivered the chief address during the event.
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Galena
Beveridge
A. S. Grant
Grant
Albion State Defeated by Academy of Idaho in Big Pocatello Game
Twenty eight to seven the Academy of Idaho beat Albion State Normal on their home field in Pocatello. Little Pete Durham starred with four put outs in left field and an RBI single as the Academy surged to a big win in the seventh inning. Coach Upjohn’s squad appears pennant ready as fans roared and attendance rose.
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Academy of Idaho
Albion State Normal School
Pocatello
Academy
Albion
Little Pete Durham
Little Pete
Upjohn
Man Confesses Killings Then Recants Tale in Wyoming
John Mc Adams who confessed to killing George Terry and implicating Terry's kin and Shoshone people has denied his story claiming he lied to cause trouble. The report from Lander notes the reversal as authorities review the case in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lander
John McAdams
George Terry
Terry
First National Bank of Malad City Planned in Idaho
The comptroller of the currency approves the application by Jeff Jones Griff Davis Jones Bros Robert S Brothers and R T Owens to organize First National Bank of Malad City Idaho with 30000 capital in Washington April 27.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Jeff Jones
Griff Davis
Jones Bros
Robert S. Brothers
R. T. Owens
First National Bank of
Malad City
Ida
State Summer Normal School Scheduled in Pocatello
Miss Belle Chamberlain visits for the declamatory contest and to arrange the six week State Summer Normal School at the Academy beginning July 15. Similar schools will run in Boise and Coeur d Alene with a $6000 appropriation. The Albion board and staff, led by Prof Axline and G H Black, planned expanded facilities and staff for 1914 operations.
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State Summer Normal School
Pocatello
Belle Chamberlain
Miss Chamberlain
Boise
Coeur d'Alene
Mins Chamberlain
Poe UK
Maline
Albion State Normal
Axline
G. H. Black
Lewiston Normal
Coeur d’Alene
Miles F. Reed
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Raise
Albion
Normal School
Lawrence Hansen
Rock Creek
W. K. Wheeler
Idaho Falls
C. M. Dilatush
Hagerman
J. T. Pence
Boixe
John Lamb
Silver City
J. W. Haight
Boiler Explosion Kills Three In O Fallon Missouri
A freight engine boiler exploded near O Fallon Missouri killing the engineer, fireman and a brakeman. The conductor Dessart, badly injured, ran a quarter mile to flag a passenger train and then collapsed. He is not expected to survive.
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O'Fallon
Dessart
Indians V Irrigators Clash At Gate City May 5
Twin Falls News reports the Twin Falls Irrigators travel to Gate City to face the Pocatello Indians on May 5. Promotions promise local fan fealty, with talk of players, captains, and possible replacements as both teams look weaker than last season.
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Twin Falls
Pocatello Indians
Gate City
Empire City
Portneut
Pocatello
Fredells
Carney
Foxy Bill
Doc Loux
Bush Livermore
Fort Hall Indians
Ed Kuht
The
Irrigators
Lou Kiersted
Papa
Everett Sweeley
Trrigators
Sheriff Aiken
Spokane
Johnny Hays
Milner
Guy Holohan
Kuhl
Mrs Kate Chester Killed in Elevator Shaft Fall
Mrs Kate Chester of Chicago grand secretary for the Order of the Eastern Star was killed in Peoria when she fell down an elevator shaft at a hotel.
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Chester
Peoria
Kate Chester
Chicago
Findis
The
Order of Eastern Star
Miss Goldwater Places Second in Idaho Scholastic League
Melvin Reed of Albion State Normal won the Idaho Scholastic League declamatory contest at the Auditorium last night. Frances Goldwater of the Academy of Idaho took second with Christmas Dream. Carl Loux of Pocatello High placed third with Abraham Lincoln in a strong field of eleven schools.
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Melvin Reed
Albion State Normal School
Idaho Scholastic League
Frances Goldwater
Academy of Idaho
Goldwater
Reed
Carl Loux
The
Pocatello High School
Abraham Lincoln
A. of L
Cheney
Albion
Rose
Boise High School
Ricks Academy
Alta Watson
Leah
Twin Falls High School
Elsie Hulbell
Claudine
Cynthia
Mountainhome
Georgia Mahon
St. Michaels
Hailey High School
Margaret Williams
Albion State Normal
Melvin Read
William Tell
Mamie Brew
Callie Gray
College of Idaho
George Bailey
Rip van Winlelaff
Blackfoot High
Mark Palmer
Mission Ridge
Guy Woods
St. John's Fund
St. Anthony High School
Birdie BE
Whittington
Bannock
Frye
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Mrs. Haywood
A. of
Gary
Pretty Academy
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Albion Normal
Pocatello and
Great
Sagebrush Tract
State Normal
Pocatello High
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