15 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
1
Beale loses a vote as break expected to start tomorrow. Pledged supporters of favorite sons face release as Brady gains on each break. Voters’ choices on the first ballot are reviewed and tallied in the tabulation.
A fragmented notice reports Absent-Nibart and Rose year in yesterday's Baliat. The readable fragments indicate a calendar or event reference with unclear details. Further lines are unreadable in the OCR.
In Boise on January 15 the joint session balloting for senator shifted by a single vote, Beale losing to Ailshie. Totals: Ailshie 26, Brady 23, Hamer 9, Beale 7, French 6, Babb 3, Morrison 1, Nugent 5, Du Bois 2. two absent. A larger shift expected tomorrow or Friday as initial votes are released. Brady anticipated to gain on each break.
The tally shows Airshie leads with 18 votes in the first ballot for the short term senator. Brady is listed with 6 votes, and Nugent and Dubois supporters split among several names. Proceedings note earlier nominations and seconding speeches by Wright Bradley and Adams.
Wheat prices closed uncertainly with light trade as Chicago futures show little movement. Market observers note thin activity from growers and buyers on the midsummer market snapshot.
The House Ways and Means Committee opened Schedule E hearings on sugar and manufactures as part of tariff revision. Cane and beet growers push to retain the sugar schedule while the American Sugar Refining Co backs a reduced duty with a small differential for refined sugar.
William Winkfield a former Standard Oil messenger testified before the senate committee on the Archbold letters admitting material alterations in his prior statement. He said he and Stump took a telegram two letters copybooks and three parcels of letters and received 1500 dollars as his share a third of the sale price. He believed the letters were sold to the New York American.
Washington January 15 General Cipriano Castro faces a decision by Secretary Nagel after a New York board of inquiry sent its record for his review. The panel did not publicly declare admissibility or deportation outcomes, leaving Nagel to determine Castro's status.
Kansas City dates the third Hyde murder trial as veniremen are selected. Dr B Clarke Hyde faces charges for allegedly poisoning Colonel Thomas H Swope with typhoid germs cyanide and other poisons. His wife was Swope's niece.
Olympia witnesses Ernest Lister sworn in in a simple ceremony as the first Democratic governor. A Tacoma escorting committee brought him to the Capitol while a large statewide crowd gathered to mark the event.
The Denver cruiser ordered from San Diego to Acapulco to safeguard Americans amid rebel activity led by Julio Madillo. With 274 jackies and Marines aboard, the ship departs tomorrow and should reach within about four days.
An explosion in the Chicago water tunnel today killed one man and seriously injured five others, with another believed missing. A second blast had occurred six hours earlier, with three burned severely, both blasts blamed on fumes from dynamite discharges.
A parcel of fresh skunk hides mailed by a trapper on a rural route disrupted Decatur Illinois post office operations today. Clerks rushed outside to escape the odor as the clerked parcel was brought in and the item will be returned to its sender.
London January 15 ambassadors from the powers discussed methods to brake a possible resumption of war in the Balkans. The Balkan plenipotentiaries decided to delay further action until the Turkish government can discuss the ambassadors note this week. Allies insist they must protect interests and prevent Turkish procrastination. they warn Turkey must cede Adrianople within a week or face renewed war.
Washington reports a money trust inquiry in session with Dr. C W Richardson to examine William Rockefeller who is ill in Miami. Morgan firm figures including George W Perkins H P Davison and Thomas Lamont attend as Albert Burrage testifies about Amalgamated Copper and related deals with Boston and Montana and other stocks.
Two Idaho house committees clash over who may let the contract for house bill printing amid bids from Capital News Printing Syms York and Allen Printing. Officials discuss prior losses and bid validity while a separate irrigation district stock quorum bill advances and Borah’s reelection is confirmed.
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