Yellow Peril Ghost Laid in Its Grave
A Washington dispatch reports Japan will prohibit all emigration to the United States after a set date. Merchants students and tourists will travel on passports. The move ends the feared immigration clash and the yellow peril rumor as a ghost laid to rest.
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Chicago
Dee
Record-Herald
Washington
United States
Baron Komura
Japan
America
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Venezuelan Warship Alix Captured by Dutch Gelderland
The Venezuelan coast guardship Alix was captured by the Dutch cruiser Gelderland off Puerto Cabello and towed to Curacao. The crew, discovering the pennant and weapons, chose to stay ashore at Puerto Cabello. Caracas protested via a note to the diplomatic corps over multiple incursions by three warships since December 2.
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Willamstad
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Curaçao
Responsibility for Brownsville Affair
The Brownsville riot report by Herbert J. Browne and Captain W. G. Baldwin was transmitted to the Senate by President Roosevelt. The president states it identifies leaders and implicates colored soldiers from Companies A B C D, noting fear of testifying and urging a wartime law to reinstate innocents within a year while pursuing the guilty.
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Washington
Brownsville
Texas
Herbert J. Browne
War Department
W. G. Baldwin
Senate
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Forest Service reorganizes with six western district offices
Chief Forester Pinchot announces six district foresters will lead new western districts Denver Ogden Albuquerque Missoula San Francisco and Portland. The shift places field leaders in charge to speed decisions and enhance access to national forests while maintaining continuity of business.
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Washington
Dee
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Denver
Colo
Ogden
Utah
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Missoula
Mont
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Oregon
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
Fied
National Forests
Northwestern Horticultural Congress Opens in Council Bluffs
The first annual exposition of the Northwestern Horticultural congress opened in Council Bluffs with an address by P. Hess, president. The congress continues through the week with exhibits from Utah, Idaho and Washington. Silas Wilson of Idaho gave the welcome response.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Dee
Northwestern Horticultural Congress
P. Hess
Congress Aes
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Silas Wilson
Murder in Eagle Rock lodging house shocks Idaho Falls
Waldo H. Schlack of Columbus Ohio was killed in a room at the Eagle Rock lodging house Saturday night or Sunday morning. Found yesterday, he lay in a pool of blood with five axe wounds. His traveling companion fled, and robbery is suspected as the motive.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Dee
the Tribune
Waldo H. Schlack
Columbus
Eagle Rock
Sehlack
Man Killed on Trip to Idaho. Schlack Murder Suspect Sought
Wade H. Schlack of Helena Montana traveled toward a homestead in southern Idaho with a companion who left the Eagle Rock lodging house after breakfast. Schlack was found dead in a locked room with a blood pool and papers including a lost 600 certificate of deposit. Police issued descriptions and alerted nearby towns. an identification card and mismatched watch aided the search for a suspect.
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Wade H. Schlack
Helena
Mont
Idaho
Eagle Rock
Schlack
State Bank
Columbus
Pocatello Stake L C 5 Church Holds Forty-Second Conference
The Pocatello stake of the L C 5 church held its forty second quarterly conference on December 12 and 13 with Apos Francis M Lyman and David O McKay from Salt Lake in attendance. Divisions created new wards Pocatello First and Pocatello Second with new bishoprics Milo A Hendricks Henry E Reddish and counselors named and services alternated between wards while separations complete.
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the Pocatello Stake OF
L. C
Pocatello Stake
Relief Society
Salt Lake
Francis M. Lyman
David O. McKay
Hyde
Pocatello Ward
S. D
Pocatello First Ward
Milo A. Hendricks
Alfred H. Lindquist
William R. Davis
G. Garbett
East Side
Pocatello Second Ward
Henry E. Reddish
William H. Ellis
Herbert J. Williams
L. D
West
Stake Sunday School Board
Finn H. Berg
Ezra J. Merrill
Lester Bishop
Laura E. Williams
Lyman
McKay
Mutuals
Edgley
Ellen W. Hamer
Adam Bede
Mary M. Merrill
Water cases loom as judge to hear Pocatello suit
December term recessed with jurors excused until 10 tomorrow. Judge J M Stevens expected to hear Pocatello Water Co v mayor and council and various occupation tax appeals. Bannock Eng Co v Slick Bros given judgment for plaintiff after evidence. J J Call of Soda Springs v Oregon Shortline involves cow killed by railroad. new law on accidents cited.
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District Court
Alfred Budge
Talesmen
J. M. Stevens
Sixth District
Blackfoot
Pocatello Water Company
Pocatello
Justice Court
Stevens
Budge
Bannock Engineering Company
Slick Brothers
Engineer Havener
Bannock County
J. J. Call of Soda
Oregon Shorine
Burglary at Dress Shop Leads to McLeary Arrest
Mrs. Clara Stone reported her dressmaking shop on South First Avenue burglarized last night. Police nabbed a suspect named McLeary, found eating at the Idaho restaurant, identified by inmates as attempting to sell stolen garments from the Walled City. Goods recovered in an alley. hearing set for this afternoon.
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Clara Stone
South First Avenue
McLeary
Idaho
Defendants Dismiss Suit After Amended Complaint Granted
The nearest station agent of the railroad must be notified at once. The defendant company demurred this ground and was sustained. Leave was given to amend the complaint, but the suit was dismissed under the circumstances.
Academy Girls Champions in Southeast State Championship Trail
The Academy of Idaho girls beat Albion 10 to 9 to claim the southeastern state championship and advance to face southwestern champs for the state title. Key guards Bun Furey and Mayme Taylor led a disciplined defense while Helsley captained and endured an ankle sprain.
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Academy
Albion
Albion Normal
Academy of Idaho
Normal School
Albionites
Abe
Miss Helsley
Retherford
Elizabeth von Boskirk
Miss von Boskirk
Expressmen Rush to Pay License Fee
Four expressmen were arrested for failure to pay their annual license fee. After the arrests other expressmen contacted the city clerk and paid 21 each into the city treasury to continue their livelihood. The four men were released on the promise to pay the tax.
Land Frauders Held
The U.S. Supreme Court reversed a Colorado district court verdict and discharged several prisoners allied with a timber and coal land fraud conspiracy in Colorado.
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Washington
Dee
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court For
District of Colorado
Colorado
Settlement of Marys Ville Coal Matter Reached
Boise December 14 The state land board met Saturday and reached a settlement plan for the Marysville canal dispute. A three engineer committee representing settlers land board and company will set specifications for completion. Professor O L Waller will review and present to the board, with the construction company agreeing to abide by the committee’s report.
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Boise
State Land Board
Marysville Canal
O. L. Waller
Pullman
Wash
Settlers, Land Board and Company
Waller
The
Land Board
Trial of T. R. Haines Begins in Bayside Murder Case
The trial of Thornton Jenkins Haines, author and seafarer, charged as an accessory to the murder of William E. Aullis at the Bayside Yacht Club last summer, opened before Justice Crane. The defense plans to place causation for the crime on Fort Hamilton events, aiming to reveal Captain Peter C. Haines Jr.’s motive and the couple’s estrangement.
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Flushing
L. L
Thornton Jenkins Haines
Anil Seafarer
William E. Aullis
Bayside Yacht Club
Peter C. Haines, Jr
Justice Crane
Supreme Court
Crane
Fort Hamilton
Castro’s Illness Reports Trips With Party to Berlin
President Castro spent the night in Cologne and early today left with his party for Berlin. He appeared pale and as a sick man, prompting concern over his health during the journey.
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Cologne
Castro
Berlin
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Brownville
Forester Pinchot
Horticultural Congress
Waldo Schalck
Montana
Judge Stevens
Judge Budge
Gooding
Stewart
Academy Girls
Albion Normal Maids
A. of I
Airshie
Sullivan
Justice Stewart
Marysville
T. R. Haines
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