Mrs Bradley Acquitted in Utah Senator Murder Case
Not guilty verdict ends three week trial of Annie M. Bradley for the former United States Senator Arthur Brown murder in Salt Lake City hotel. Jury, nearly split eleven to one until the final ballot, acquits Bradley amid crowd applause and relief.
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Washington
Dee
Annie M. Bradley
United States
Arthur Brown
Utah
Julius H. Prigg
James L. Feeney
Entombed Miners Found Dead After Mine Disaster
Pittsboro reports all twenty five miners trapped by an early Sunday explosion at the Naomi mine near Fayette City have died. Rescuers reached the site as flames and gas hindered efforts and several rescuers collapsed from gas exposure amid frenzied crowds and dangerous conditions.
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Pittsboro
Naomi
Union Coal Company
Fayette City
Aoki Called Home by Japan over Immigration Issue
Washington dispatch says Ambassador Aoki was summoned to Japan to explain in detail the U.S. situation on Japanese immigration. There is no indication he will fail to return to Washington.
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Washington
Aoki
Japan
Leading Kentucky breeders plan new eastern jockey club
Lexington December 3 leading breeders of Kentucky met to form a new jockey club to govern eastern racing. The plan aims to supplant the Western Jockey Club and the Eastern Turf Association with hopes of reciprocal ties to the Eastern and Pacific jockey clubs.
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NEW Jockey Club
Lexington
Dee
Kentucky
Jockey Club
East
Fastern Turf Association
Eastern Jockey Club
Pacific Jockey Club
Enoch Arden tale echoes in Idaho court case
A former Idahoan in South America returned to Bannock County and learned his wife, left in California seven years ago, had remarried. Deputy County Clerk Hyde reviewed records and confirmed the second marriage in Boise. The husband, who had gone to seek fortune, did not reveal himself to his wife and left again for Pocatello.
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Enoch Arden
Pocatello
South America
Bannock Court House
California
Hyde
Robin
Ocatello
Head Consul Boak Addresses Free Silver Camp No. 68
Head Consul I I Book of Denver visits Pocatello Woodmen of the World camp for a period tour. A musical program and Purdie Manolin club selections accompanied the address. The camp shows $51,856.77 in eight years of benefit fund contributions and $65,500 in death benefits. Fifteen members are buried in six states and the Philippines.
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Woodmen of the World
I. I. Book of
Denver
Pocatello
Purdie
Man Lolin Club
Tom Hall
Thomas H. Kane
Free Silver Camp
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Utah
Philippine Islands
Pocatello Man Claims Gravity Control and New Air Engine
An anonymous Everett correspondent writes that a former Pocatello worker named Frank Brown has discovered a method to control gravity and invented an air engine that could revolutionize travel. The letter, dated November 28, says Brown, who labored on Oregon Short Line machines, is busy with his mail project and hopes his engine will influence Japanese interests.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
Everett
Wash
Frank Brown
Oregon
Oregon Short Line
Brown
President Roosevelt Voices Anti Trust Reform in 60th Congress
Washington December 3 Roosevelt's message to the sixtieth congress urges stronger control of large interstate business concerns while preserving beneficial corporations and labor unions. He argues against broad repeal of anti trust laws and calls for a federal charter system with government supervision and publication of accounts.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Sixtieth Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Justice
Not Guilty Sways Cairns in District Court Arraignment
In the district court Walter Perry was arraigned and John Cairns appeared waiving time to plead and entering a not guilty plea. Cairns demanded a separate trial set for December 9 while other cases including Feeney v Bancroft Land and Trrigation and Hoag v Bancroft were acted on with demurrers and dismissals. A separate long defense file included the dramatic surrender of Charles Bowers who confessed to a 1902 Fort Collins killing and awaits Colorado authorities after walking into a Pocatello police station with his conscience relieved.
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Walter Perry
John Cairns
Way
Perry
Cairns
Col. H. V. A. Ferguson
T. M. Woodland
John Feeney
Bancroft Land and Trrigation Company
Budge
R. F E. Hoag
Herbert Hlorsely
Ruth Schapp Et al
J. A. Standley
Sam Goldwater
Lymie Theatre
J. T. Young
State
Oxford Village
River
The
Idaho Canal Company
Charles Bowers
Fort Collins
Colo
Bowers
Ellis
Colorado
McCreery
Pocatello
Billy Smith
South First Avenue
North Third Avenue
Gate City Club
East Side
Tribune
Jim Lindsey
Colorado Springs
Lige
Denver
Windsor
Greeley
Longmount
Police
Laramie County
James M. M’creary
Runaway Boys From Grove City Returned to Parents
Two runaway boys aged 12 and 13 from Grove City were captured at the Short Line depot as they alighted from a northbound train. Patrolman Kelly sent them back to their parents on the next train. The boys said they ran away to visit Pocatello and Gate City before intending to return home. The Button boy had previously run away and was captured locally.
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Blackfoot
T. E. Roy
M. Burtol
Grove City
Short Line
Kelly
Pocatello
Gate City
Button
Spaulding Brady Case Demurrer Decided in Spokane
Attorney D Worth Clark traveled from Spokane after arguing a demurrer to the amended petition in Charles Spaulding versus James H Brady. The demurrer was heard by United States Judge Whitson in the eastern division federal court at Spokane. Judge Whitson previously sustained a demurrer to the original complaint in Pocatello and is now sitting in this district in place of Judge Dietrich.
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D. Worth Clark
Spokane
Plaintiiff
Charles Spaulding
James H. Brady
United States
Whitson
Washington
Pocatello
Dietrich
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Naomi Mine
Shaft
Hore
Boak
Cannon
Asembly
Oklahoma
Pocatello Negro
Chief Ellis
McCammon
Spaulding
Brady Case
Clark
Auditorium Theatre
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