Stabbed Car Porter Held on Attempted Murder Charge
A. T. Jacques a colored tourist car porter on the Short Line is jailed in the county jail on a charge of attempted murder. Victim C. D. Loomis of Chicago lies badly wounded at the Pacific hotel after being stabbed in the car Saturday evening. Loomis bought milk for his baby when the altercation occurred. Mrs. Loomis and the traveling party aided Loomis as police and doctors treat the injuries. The baby was cut in the scuffle and the preliminary hearing is set for today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Jacques
C. D. Loomis
Chicago
Pacific Hotel
Jacques
Loomis
Pocatello
Development of Three Coal Veins in Teton Basin
State Mine Inspector R N Bell reports active work in Fremont County with the Brown Bear mine supplying coal at 3 50 per ton lump 2 50 run of mine and 1 slack. A new crosscut to tap a five foot vein starts at 200 feet depth while Boise vein shows a clean four foot seam at 100 feet. Pack Saddle is driving a nine foot vein at 180 feet length and Oregon Short Line eyeing a spur to the Brown Bear mine.
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R. N. Bell
Teton Basin
Fremont County
Brown Bear
Cig
Boise
Pack Saddle Company
Oregon Short Line
Teton Valley
Bell
Idaho
Frisco Bank Suspect Arrest Follows Reckless Deals
Santa Barbara reports D F Walker president of California Safe Deposit and Trust jailed after a depositors committee uncovers a spree of transfers. Officers allegedly loaned nearly all Fillmore street branch funds to stockholders and themselves plus mythical firms. Salt Lake notes Walker’s Utah mercantile roots and family banking ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
D. F. Walker
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company of
San Francisco
Fillmore Street
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Salt Lake
Utah
England
Mercur
California
Keith O’brien
Hart urges impeachment of Minnesota Supreme Court
In St Paul on December 9 the Pioneer Press prints a letter from Francis B. Hart a Minneapolis attorney asking Governor Johnson to study decades of Minnesota Supreme Court decisions and convene impeachment if any rulings in the last six years are found wrong He cites three specific court decisions as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Pioneer Press Today
Francis B. Hart
Minneapolis
Johnson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Hart
Supreme Court
May Reopen Stock Yards Bank of Commerce in KC
Kansas City dates show plans nearly complete for a reopening of the Stock Yards Bank of Commerce tomorrow with deposits around 250000 after the National Bank of Commerce closing last week. Directors of NBC working on a reorganization plan to win permission from Receiver Bradley to reopen.
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Kansas City
Stock Yards Bank of Commerce
National Bank of Commerce
Bradley
Pettibone Trial Delayed One Day
Boise dispatch reports the Pettibone case moved to tomorrow as the state and defense stipulate on certain evidence. Colorado witnesses from the Haywood trial will testify, reducing expense for bringing in outsiders.
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Pettibone
Boise
George A. Pettibone
Colorado
Haywood
Emperor William Arrives in London for Three Day Visit
Emperor William of Germany completes his medical treatment and visits London for three days. He lunched with King Edward at Buckingham Palace and resides at the German Embassy until Wednesday, appearing in excellent health.
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London
Dee
William of Germany
High Cliffe Castle
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
State to own coal resources with long term supply plans
Mr Beil announced the state will supply coal requirements for years with a premier western article. He urged state ownership and Idaho investors to manage rights. He visited Salt Lake to collect output data from Utah mine owners for his annual report and will travel to the Coeur d Alenes tomorrow for a similar study.
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West
Idaho
Beil
Salt Lake
Utah
Coeur d’Alenes
Appeal perfected in Budge contest case
An appeal by Idaho Democratic state central committee against District Judge Alfred Budge was perfected in Fifth district court with a notice of appeal and bond signed by Charles E Arney and N H Clark. Attorneys Richards and Hage represent the appellants. the case concerns jurisdiction and the anti Mormon agitation context.
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Democratic State Central Committee of
Idaho
Alfred Budge
Fifth District
Charles E. Arney
N. H. Clark
Richards & Hage
Boise
J. M. Stevens
Blackfoot
Judge Budge
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon Church
Stevens
Important Witness Disappearance Delays San Francisco Trial
In San Francisco on December 9, the absence of former Supervisor James L. Gallagher, a key state witness in bribery and graft cases, prompted a postponement of Patrick Cathey head of United Railways trial to January. Judge Lawler noted the witness’s absence and uncertainty of his return. Rumors spread he left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James L. Gallagher
Patrick Cathey
United Railways
Calhoun
New York
Lawler
Gallagher
Mrs Taft Narrow Escape Aboard President Grant
Mrs Taft wife of Secretary Taft joined her husband on the steamer President Grant at Boulogne and narrowly escaped drowning when the tender Holland dragging alongside broke free in a heavy sea. Mrs Wheeler wife of the American embassy official was with her as fixtures collapsed around them before repairs were secured.
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President Grant
English Channel
Taft
Boulogne
George Post Wheeler
Tokio
Holland
Grant
District Court Divorces Granted in Forenoon Session
In Logan district court Judge Budge granted divorce to Sarah W. Newbold from Samuel Newbold amid claims of abandonment and lacking support. The couple has two young children, Harold and Elmer. Separately George H. Crookston was released from his wife after a separation alleged infidelity. Goldwater vs Lyrie theatre awarded full relief, administrator of James F. Scott estate won 3141.08 on notes. Dr George Sherburne case calendar listed with adv. Reeves for plaintiff. Court will adjourn this term this afternoon.
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Sarah W. Newbold
Samuel Newbold
Logan
Budge
Harold
Elmer
Christensen
Crookston
Simmons
Goldwater
the Lyrie Theatre
James F. Scott
W. F. Scott
George Sherburne
Pocatello
Willis Reeves
Mrs Taft Mother Of Secretary Of War Dies
Mrs Martha Taft mother of Secretary of War Taft died at her Millbury home after a lingering illness yesterday morning. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbury
Mass
Martha Taft
War Taft
Solemn Burial of Dr. G. N. Rooker
The last rites for Dr. Charles Nelaton Rooker were held at Mountain View Cemetery with Masonic and Eagles participation. A large procession, choir, and Rev. Murphy sermon marked the solemn farewell to a pioneer physician and veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelaton Rooker
Mountain View
Masonic Fraternity
Order of Eagles
Masonic Lodge
William Wallin
N. D. Brookhart
Fred Bryden
P. Murphy
Arthur A. Cohn
Payette
Dr. Booker
Murphy
Douglass Smith
Calvary
Rooker
Gate City
Ogden Men Buy Out Idaho Produce Co
The H L Geitin Company of Ogden has bought the Idaho Produce company with its goodwill and plant in Ogden. W A Crossbie, acting for Mr Griffin, will oversee operations as manager. Dan O Meara, longtime Idaho manager, stays in Pocatello to pursue other ventures. The Idaho firm recently acquired the Pocatello branch from Rush Boylance Fruit, a successor of W M Rush, and is a major jobbing house in the Gate City.
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H. L. Geitin Company
Ogden
Idaho Produce Company
Goodwill Aid
W. A. Crossbie
Griffin
Dan O'Meara
Idaho Company
Pocatello
Rush-Boylance Fruit Company
W. M. Rush Company
Gate City
Mine Horror at Monongahela Walling In Recoveries Begin
A fire in Mine No. 8 at Monongahela West Virginia was sealed and recovery work resumed this morning after the Friday explosion. Crews work to reach the victims as rescuers face hazardous conditions.
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Monongahela
W. Va
Dee
Reorganization Planned for Bear River Valley Railway and Electric
Judge D W Standrod reveals he has taken over Bear River Valley Railway and Electric and will form a new corporation of leading capitalists in the region. Judge Alfred Budge and J A Tupper will play key roles as the plant at Paris is upgraded and finances stabilized.
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D. W. Standrod
Montpelier
Paris
Alfred Budge
Bear River Valley Railway & Electric Company
Judge Budge
J. A. Tupper
American Falls, Power, Light & Water Company
Bear Lake
Judge Standrod
Webster Is Sentenced After Guilty Plea in Soda Springs
Franklin KE Webster pled guilty in district court to forging the name M. P. Hanson on a Soda Springs check. He waived time for plea, received one year at hard labor in the state penitentiary and has been jailed since September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin KE. Webster
Justice of the Peace
Merrill
Soda Springs
Alfred Budge
Gray
Webter
M. P. Hanson
Elopement Case Nets Two Arrests in Idaho Town
Eighteen year old Emory Wright of Payette and nineteen year old Mrs. Pauline Pappas of Nampa eloped to Catello and registered as Mr. and Mrs. Welsh. The husband, a Greek, followed, the couple was jailed, and the matter likely to be settled by reconciliation. Wright is known to police from a prior burglary arrest. his father intervened then.
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Emory Wright
Payette
Pauline Pappas
Nampa
Gray
Pocatello
East Side
Pappas
Young Wright
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A. T. Jacouest
Frisco Bank
Walker
Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Dubois
Mrs. Taft
G. N. Rooker
Idaho Produce CO
D.W. Standrord
Bear Lake Electric CO
Webster
Soda Spring
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