Idaho Wool Growers Elect Officers and Debate Two Mile Limit
The Idaho Wool Growers Association elected Fred Gooding of Shoshone as president and J. Clinton Jr. of Boise as secretary. They confirmed they will not pursue the U S Supreme Court over the Two Mile Limit, favoring the state supreme court ruling, and discussed eradicating sheep scale with federal aid. The group also urged creation of a state veterinary office and abolition of the state sheep inspector, with federal help to enforce the plan.
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Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Fred Gooding
J. &. Clinton, Jr
Boise
Idaho
McMillan
Gwinn
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Committee On
State Veterinary
Montie B. Gwinn
National Live Stock Association
Portland
Oregon
Do. F. Martin
National Livestock Association
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Newell
Utah
Southeast
Washington County
W. M
G. W. Phipps
Nelson Grover
Airshie
Elks Club Hosts Idaho Wool Growers in Warm Evening Soiree
About 60 to 70 flockmasters visited the Idaho Wool Growers' association members in session at the Elks Club. Wil Holzheimer presided as master of ceremonies, Gov elect Gooding and State Chairman Brady spoke, Lamm's orchestra performed, and a buffet with ham and cheese sandwiches beer cigars and Havanas followed. Kent Keyes introduced Joe Plaisted who sang Irish and comic songs as the Brows musical team provided additional entertainment. The event ran late with guests staying to enjoy fellowship.
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Elks
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Wil Holzheimer
Joe Daniger
Steward Nopper
Kent
Keyes
Milwaukee
Red Line
Joe Plaisted
The
Grand Jury Probes Chadwick Swindle in Cleveland
Cleveland reports the Wade Park Bank securities tied to Mrs. Chadwick total about eighteen million dollars, nearly double prior estimates, with receiver Herbert Ball noting most are nearly worthless as the grand jury widens its investigation. New York notes Mrs. Chadwick was moved to the Federal building for examination.
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Cleveland
Chadwick
Wade Park Bank
Herbert W. Ball
New York
Toombs
Federal Building
Inaugural Ball Planned at Pension Building
Washington today moved to use the Pension Building for the inaugural day ball while the House adopted adjournment from December 21 to January 4. Impeachment charges were pressed against Federal Judge Swayne of Florida, with Palmer claiming regular absence from his district. Cabinet discussion on land fraud cases hinted at startling developments ahead.
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Ball - House
Swayne
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Florida
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Metcalf
Jewelers Offer Broad Assortment of Diamond Rings and Silverware
A Chicago jeweler E. D. Harrison advertises a wide selection including diamond rings and studs, over a thousand other rings, sterling and plated silverware, silver thimbles, cut glass, hand painted china, umbrellas, clocks, carving sets and an elegant fan line. Prices shown range from 2 cents to 30 dollars on various items.
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E. D. Harrison
Of Interest to Mothers Warn of Croup Dangers
Thousands of children die yearly from croup but Foley's Honey and Tar can save many with a few doses. The ad cites Mrs. George H. Picket of San Francisco and Mrs. A. L. Cook attesting to quick relief and the product's safety as it contains no opiates.
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Foley
George H. Picket
San Francisco
Cal
A. L. Cook
Overshoes Cut Price At Geo North's Store
Bargain alert as boys overshoes once priced at 1.50 now sell for five cents at Geo North's. Limited stock. shoppers urged to hurry to the store for the deep discount.
Blizzards Hit New England and Midwest Cold Snap
Coldest winter day across New England and Des Moines reports four degrees below zero. Northern Missouri averages ten degrees above zero as blizzards slow traffic and snow accumulates seven inches in parts. Kansas City notes record low temperatures while Digzard mentioned in New England.
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New England
Iowa
Missouri
Des Moines
Kansas City
Wall Street Opens Weak Amid Excitement Over Copper and Steel
The market started with anxiety and lower prices led by Amalgamated Copper and Steel posts. Despite early demoralization, strong support spurred small rallies and some gains in leading stocks, with Copper up three points and energy returning before a feverish close.
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New York
Wall Street
Copper and
Copper
Southern Pacific
Colorado
London
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Amalgamated
Salvation Army Plans Free Christmas Dinners for Po catello Poor
A list of required foods and gifts for Christmas meals in Po catello outlines meat, poultry, bread, produce, sugar, coffee and desserts. Donations are sought via the Salvation Army hall at 233 South Second Avenue with phone 149 Y and pickup service offered.
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Pocatello
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
South Second Avenue
Army People
Boys overshoes sale at Geo. North's
Two hundred pairs of boys overshoes in sizes 3 to 6 are offered at a sale price of 75 cents, reduced from the former price of $1.50 at Geo. North's.
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Geo. North's
Baptist Fair Promises Christmas Gifts for Wives
A local notice invites husbands to shop for Christmas presents at the Baptist fair next Thursday afternoon. The event will feature items from W. L. Rice's store located at 417 North Cleveland.
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W. L. Rice
Cleveland
Crepe Paper Decorating at Grays Book Store
Decorators purchase crepe paper for festive decoration at Gray's Book Store. The shop offers several colors and rolls suitable for upcoming display and event setup.
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Gray's
Loys’ Caps Marked Down at North’s Store
Loys caps priced 60 to 75 cents are reduced to 26 cents each at North’s store, making headwear bargains available to shoppers. Local shoppers flock to snap up the new lower prices on caps.
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Loys
North's
Heart Flattering Remedy Ad From Historic Paper
An 19th century remedy promotes Herbine for stomach indigestion and gas near the heart. It claims pressing the heart causes palpitations and guarantees relief after a few days use. The ad lists a 60 cent price and mentions sellers Mira and L. Cook.
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Mira
L. Cook
Citywide Warrant Cash Drive Named in Union Booth
A community event titled Everybody Enjoys OUR CHILE and UNION LUNCH BOOTH raised cash for city and county warrants. Hosts Trepp and Ca vel Sem Da promote the effort with a public booth, inviting residents to contribute and settle outstanding obligations.
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Chile
Trepp & Ca
Witness in Smoot inquiry testifies on temple marriages
Washington D C December reports detail witness J Wallis Sr of Salt Lake describing joining the Mormon Church in 1851 and coming to America in 1890 He testifies to proxy marriages and endowment ceremonies, oaths and penalties, and says he left the church George H Brimhall of BYU testifies to polygamy and marriages before 1890 Josiah Hickman another teacher confirms dual marriages and Mexican union while not legally married Reynolds describes endowment house roles and pensions certificates and says divorces required church action not civil courts
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Smoot
Washington, D. C
Dee, J. Wallis, Sr
Salt Lake
London
America
Temple
Wallis
George H. Brimhall
Brigham Young University
Josiah Hickman
Brimhall
Mexico
George Reynolds
Mormon Church Sunday School Society
Missionary Committee of the Apostles
Reynolds
Senator Overman
Taylor
Mr. Reynolds
Foraker
Lawmakers Defy the Law at Parliament Opening
Riotous members of the opposition wreck the interior of the Hungarian House of Parliament in a successful attempt to prevent its opening. Government guards were driven out with clubs after movable property was destroyed.
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Kuda
Pest
Two Rural and Letter Carrier Officials Dismissed
Washington December 13. Frank H Cunningham of South Omaha Neb a rural mail carrier and president of the National Association of Rural Mail Carriers and James C Kellar of Cleveland Ohio head of the National Association of Letter Carriers were removed from office today by the postmaster general for violation of the presidents order forbidding government employees to influence legislation.
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Washington
Frank H. Cunningham
South Omaha
Neb
National Association of Rural Mail Carriers
James C. Kellar
Cleveland
Ohio
National Association of Letter Carriers
The Biggest on Record Roosevelt Wins Big Vote
The Times reports a national popular vote record in the last presidential election with Roosevelt defeating Parker by 2,346,169 votes and winning 7,640,560. Total votes reached 13,534,119 with Parker at 5,094,391.
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Roosevelt
Parker
New York
the Times
Times
Tennessee
Michigan
United States
McKinley
Marshall's Market Offers Fresh, Full-Weight Meats
The market claims best savings on meat in the city with fresh quality goods and full weights, inviting customers to compare prices and shop for value.
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Marshall's Market
Rich new stock arrives daily at M I Roberts Jeweler
Elegant, rich, tasty goods in all lines are being received daily by M. I. Roberts, jeweler, next to the post office.
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M. I. Roberts
Lost gold framed glasses with small s mark
Pair eye glasses in a gold frame with a small s on the frame. Lost near 619 North th. Return and receive a reward.
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North
Mass of District Court Business Cleared With Dismissals and Rulings
The district court adjourned after extensive business. Dismissals included W L Francis v Standley. Yates v Turner awarded Yates use of fifty inches water. Hart v American Falls Water Power confirmed receiver sale. Multiple hearings and demurrers set for December and later terms, with several cases stricken or continued. The McNulty and Dry divorces granted. Yates v Riley pending.
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W. L. Francis
J. A. Standley
Jos. Yates
Theo. Turner
King Creek
Yates
BE. W. Hart
American Falls Water Power Company
Jas. Mackers
Lowe
Booth Mercantile Company
Julia Murphy
Bistline Lumber Company
Thatcher Ward
Dee
Jas. Patton
Julia Weat
C. A. Kendall
Roan Kendall
Alex. Becketead
W.T. Scott
National Bank of the Republic
E. W. Exum
Geo. Clark
American Falls P. L. & W. Co
Hardwick Va
Beott
Caretingen & Anson Co Ve
J. H. Shores
George Carson
H. O. Harkness
Mary BE. Lowder
City of Pocatello
McNuliy
Ulao
Yates Va
Riley
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Memorial Ag
Tuttle
aBncroft
Mr. Tuttle
Cleveland Grand Jury
Washington and
Congress
Chicago Wheat
Chicago
Geo, North's
Mississippi Valley
J. H. Wallis, Sr
District Court
C. B. Johnson
F. B. McRae
Watt
Pettit
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