Mystery surrounds Stangle shooting at the Cold Storage Meat plant
A shot struck A. M. Stangle of Cold Storage Meat Co in the left shoulder while he reached for a butcher’s cleaver at a slaughter house near town. Sheriff and doctors weigh murder, accident, or unexplained causes as Stangle lies seriously wounded at Potaco General Hospital.
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Book Store
Bean
Ingersoll Widow Wins Big Contingent Fee Case
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of Mrs Eva C Ingersoll widow of Robert G Ingersoll against Joseph Coram and others over a $100000 claim for services rendered in the probate of the late Andrew J Davis Montana case decision upheld.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Ingersoll
Eva C. Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Joseph Coram
Andrew J. Davis
Montana
Treasury Secretary Transmits 1910 Appropriation Estimates
The secretary of the treasury today sent to Congress a book of estimates for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1910. The requested appropriations total exceed the 1909 figures by 57,900,678 dollars.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Midwinter Sheep Show Entries Grow for National Woolgrowers Meet
The Midwinter Sheep Show in Pocatello January 14 to 16 marks the forty fifth annual National Woolgrowers convention. Over 300 sheep are entered with 76 head by C W Brown of Parker Idaho and 36 by A W Allen & Brothers of Draper Utah. The event offers 1500 dollars in cash prizes and a silver trophy for the best single exhibit. Citizens are urged to offer rooms to visiting delegates as accommodations expand, with H G Gorin coordinating and seeking early notices to Tribune office.
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National Woolgrowers’ Association
C. W. Brown
Parker
Idaho
A. W. Allen & Brothers
Draper
Utah
National Association
Helena
H. G. Gorin
Gorin
Tribune
Southern Commerce Congress Opens Ahead of Southern Progress
Washington hosts the opening of the Southern Commercial Congress an assembly of teachers in business affairs to discuss resources and industrial possibilities of the south. The program includes notable addresses on southern resources and exhibits by the Geological Survey the Department of Agriculture and the Forestry Service.
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Washington
South
Southern Commercial Congress
Congress
Geological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Service
Po Catello Stake L D S Church Holds Quarterly Conference
The Po catello stake of the L D S church will hold its quarterly conference in this city this Saturday and Sunday with members gathering for sessions and talks.
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Pocatello
Second Session Opened of the Sixteenth Congress
Washington D C December 7 The second session of the Sixtieth Congress opened with crowds at the capitol as diplomats and officials attended. Senate adjourned until tomorrow after swearing in new members and affirming proceedings. House adopted a Ways and Means resolution enabling subpoenas in tariff inquiries. Senate mourned Senator Allison.
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Fairbanks
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Sherman
Committee On Ways and Means
Allison
Jury Trial Sidelined as Stangle Wounded Delays Court
The district court postponed the first criminal docket when butcher A M Stangle was wounded at the general hospital preventing his appearance. Judge Budge set the term to resume tomorrow at 10 o clock with the state vs Fleming on the docket. A list of veniremen was summoned but three were excused. A new information against William Winschell was filed for assault with a deadly weapon. Vandewark vs Vandewark moved to vacate judgment on stipulated facts. Anton vs Felkis was dismissed as settled.
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A. M. Stangle
General Hospital
Stangle
Fleming
Quieley
W. A. Barron
Burke
A. N. Anderson
George Telford
Joseph Morrison
Joseph W. Kay
B. J. White
B. McCann
L. J. Petty
Samuel Cox
C. B. Stiles
A. Raymond
C. J. Lundgreen
J. D. Woodall
George R. Small
Walter Hatch
C. J. Johnson
Lew Edgley
George Holmes
Alanson Lewis
Charles Higginson
M. Green
George Bass
Otto Peterson
John Byington
A. L. Morris
Hyrum Kay
Ira Call
William Wright
Ed. Lewis
William Winschell
Henry
Vandewark
Anton Vs. Felkis
Bank Shutdown Hits Springfield Area
National Exchange Bank, a major Springfield institution with 100000 capital and deposits over two million, did not open today after a director of the currency ordered closure. Cashier Baldwin said the bank could pay every depositor in full, with losses on loans and investments listed as the main cause.
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Springfield
National Exchange Bank
Baldwin
Editors Seek Law Requiring Dual County Ballot Publication
Meeting in Pocatello of the Eastern Idaho Press club committee discussed urging the Tenth Idaho Legislature to pass a law mandating publication of the official ballot in two newspapers per county and full school board proceedings. The group planned a circular to all publishers seeking statewide cooperation.
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State of Idaho
Legislative Committee
Eastern Idaho Press Club
J. H. Wallis
Rexbury Standard
Leslie E. Dillingham
Mackay Miner
L. G. Bradley
Montpelier Examiner
Magazine Explodes at Calcutta Station Killing Eleven
An explosion at a Calcutta military station killed eleven men and wounded 26 others as native soldiers and NCOs were converting ball cartridges into blank rounds. Initial suspicions of agitators were ruled out.
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Calcutta
Woodmen Camp to Meet P F Gilroy This Wednesday
The Woodmen of the World local camp plans a Wednesday evening meeting at their hall with special organizer P F Gilroy. The event includes a social session and a smoker.
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Woodmen of the World
P. F. Gilroy
Academy withdraws plan for private sewer to river
Southwest city residents and officials opposed dumping sewage into the river near Lovejoy street. The Academy board of trustees agreed to withdraw its application for a private sewer line and will instead build a large cesspool at the academy to handle sewage for several years.
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James F. Kane
Ecouncil
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Tribune
Academy Board
Arthur
Garfield
Grant Street
Burton for Speaker
Miles Poindexter Spokane president and congressman elect from Washington Third district backs Theodore Burton of Ohio for speaker if he enters the race. He opposes Cannon citing irrigation policy and a perceived dictatorship in the lower house, warning it could harm the Republican party.
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Ohio
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Miles Poindexter
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Third District
Washington
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Northwest
Congress
Billek Reprieved in Illinois Murder Case
Springfield December 7 Herman Billek condemned murderer was granted a reprieve until January 29. He was to be hanged next Friday. The reprieve was issued by acting Governor Sherman on petition of Attorney Francis Hinckley who said new vital evidence could exonerate the defendant and that Governor Deenen had requested a reprieve until his return to hear further proceedings
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Ill
Herman Billek
Sherman
Francis Hinckley
Deenen
Washington
Six Day Bike Race Shakes Up Standings
New York December 7 reports the six days international bicycle race pushing night pace. Six teams lose from one to twelve laps in a wild sprint started by Moran near hour end. By 9 pm leaders had 28 miles five laps plus two miles and two laps on the 1900 best.
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Moran
Eikes
McFarland
Cold snap hits Omaha and nearby areas
A cold snap gripped Omaha Nebraska with three below zero the coldest of the winter reported this morning. Northern Nebraska and southern Dakota saw heavy snow yesterday and Norfolk Nebraska registered 13 below zero.
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Nebraska
Dakota
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