Murder in Robin Terrible Crime Shocks Community
Alfred Henderson, 20, is jailed on suspicion of abducting and killing eight year old James Henderson’s daughter in Robin. investigators tie footprints and a distinct shoe heel to him, with bloodhounds aiding the search. neighbors fear vigilante action as coroner confirms strangling head injuries and a brutal assault.
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James T. Henderson
James 7Enderson
Robin
Robin Precinct
Alfred Henderson
Melvin Henderson
Pocatello
Lowey
Dell Lish
Henderson
Alfred Hender
McCammon
Lish
Hir
Aneer
James T. Hender
Alfred
Colpet
Lowry
Young Henderson
Blackfoot
McCammon Gun Club Celebrates Big Fourth of July Shoot
The McCammon Gun Club hosted a mid season trap shoot with $100 in cash prizes drawing enthusiasts from the area. Four Pocatello members joined the event though some were absent, with Fitzgerald and Williams of Pocatello each shooting a straight in one event and Fitzgerald scoring repeatedly high.
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McCammon Gun Club
McCammon
Junction City
Pocatello
McCannon Boys
Mesrs
Bean
Ktagerald
Wann
Williams
Fitzgerald
Tere
Dr. Cooper
Metammon
Jean
Kitzwerald
Wah
Minister to Sweden Named for Ira N. Morris
Ira N. Morris of Chicago was nominated for a ministerial post to Sweden. The nomination was announced from Washington on July 6.
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Washington, D. C
Ira N. Morris
Chicago
Sweden
July Wheat Rises in Chicago Trade
The July wheat futures in Chicago closed at 70 3 4 cents per bushel as traders awaited fresh market signals.
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Chicago
Borah presses open session demand on treaties in Senate
Senator Borah announced plans to force open senate consideration of the Columbia and Nicaraguan treaties and to publish all investigations of the foreign relations committee. He warned the open hearing would reveal alleged deception and corruption behind the Nicaraguan pact.
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Washington, D. C
Borah
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Perali
Nicaragua
Axed Family Found Dead in Blue Island Home
In Blue Island Illinois a German laborer Jacob Nes lesla his wife and their daughter and her infant child were found dead at their home. Authorities say the heads were beaten with an axe and the daughter had been living apart from her husband who is being sought.
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Chicago
Jacob Neslesla
Blue Island
Bondholders Take Over Kansas Road in 6 Million Sale
Wichita Kansas July 6 The Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway was sold for 6 009 000 to a reorganization committee representing bondholders. There were no other bidders. The road has been in receivers hands.
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Witchita, Kas
Kanea City
Mexico and
Orient Railway
Fourth of July Fireworks Toll Falls in Chicago
Chicago reports 13 dead and 243 injured in the Fourth of July celebration, the lowest deaths in thirteen years except 1900. Only about $5500 in property damage from powder related fires, far below prior years.
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Chicago
United States
Iowa Blue Sky Law Declared Unconstitutional
Des Moines July 6 Federal Judge Walter I. Smith rules Iowa Blue Sky law regulating investment companies unconstitutional in a published decision delivering a setback to state securities enforcement.
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Iowa
Blue Sky Law
Des Moines
Walter I. Smith
Welsh and Ritchie Fight Heads for London Bout
New York reports the Welsh and Ritchie will fight in London tomorrow night with the match starting about 2 30 mountain time.
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New York
London
Shoulder torn away in shotgun accident near McCammon
Harry Baysinger of Salt Lake was wounded when a shotgun in his buggy exploded while he reached for a rope near the W A Barron ranch five miles east of McCammon. The right shoulder was torn away and he was taken to Mary Richards hospital by Dr. Cooper after town residents rendered aid.
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W. A
Clifford Barron
Dr. Cooper
Salt Lake
McCammon
Government Arsenal Staff Go On Strike In Woolwich
Woolwich England July 6 the entire 12 000 strong government arsenal staff supplying guns and ammunition for the British army struck today in protest of the dismissal of an engineer who refused to erect machinery on a foundation built by nonunion labor
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Woolwich
England
Sunday school baseball opens Tuesday evening game
The Sunday school league begins Tuesday at 6 45 PM with Episcopal and Presbyterian teams playing on the Academy campus. Father Bandizzone offers adjoining church land for a playground for five to seven years. Players are asked to watch the Tribune for the schedule.
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Episcopal Nine Cross
Huskies
Presbyterian Church
Academy
Pocatello
Bandizzone
East Side
Tribune
Free Speech Demonstrators Face Postponed Trials in Rockefellers Case
A line of I W W agitators and other free speech supporters linked to four bombing victims traveled to Tarrytown for trials on charges tied to Saturday’s New York blast targeting John D. Rockefeller and son. About two hundred sympathizers attended, and the defendants asked for a two week postponement.
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Tarrytown
Industrial Workers of the World
New York
John D. Rockefeller and Son
Australian and New Zealand pair win Wimbledon doubles titles
Norman Brookes and Anthony Wilding won the all comers doubles championship at Wimbledon. They defeated English team H Roper Barrett and C Dixon along with Miss Brian of California and A M Norton who captured the all comers ladies doubles title.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Norman KK. Brookes
Australia
Anthony Wilding
New Zealand
H. Roper Barrett
C. Dixon
Miss Brian
California
Iss A. M. Norton
Aged Lawyer of St. Louis Dead
St Louis July 6 Martin L Clar dy former con man vice president and general solicitor of the Missouri Pacific railroad fell against a radiator and died today he was 77 years old and a former Confederate army officer
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St. Louis
Martin L. Clardy
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Pocatello Hosts New Catholic Church Dedication
Bishop Glorieux led the dedication of St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Pocatello at 10 o'clock yesterday marking the city as Idaho’s first with two Catholic churches. He praised local progress and noted plans to push the new modern edifice, then left for Aberdeen to dedicate a church there.
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Pocatello
Idaho
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Glorieux
Bannock Hotel
Aberdeen
Roosevelt To Visit Progressive HQ In New York
Oyster Bay July 6 Colonel Roosevelt announced plans to fly to New York Wednesday to confer with Progressive leaders and state officials. He will visit supporters at home afterward while continuing his rest cure. The party may nominate Justice Samuel Seabury for U.S. senator. Oscar Strauss is not a candidate.
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Oyster Bay
Conden Roosevelt
New York
Progressive National
Oscar Strauss
United States
Strauss
Panama
Samuel Seabory
New York Supreme Court
President Refuses Comment on Huerta Plans Amid Greece Albania Claim
The president said he is not in Huerta's confidence and declined to discuss Huerta's plans for leaving Mexico. He also noted other states have been informed that the United States disclaims responsibility for a statement about Albania attributed to George Fred Williams, the American minister to Greece and Montenegro. The president refused to comment on yesterday's Mexican election.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Albania
George Fred Williams
Greece
Montenegro
Mexico
Huerta
Receivers Asked For Three Banks in Lorimer-Munday Group
Chicago July 6 depositors petitioned for three of the Lorimer Munday banks The State Bank of Calumet Illinois The State Bank of Chicago and Ashland Twelfth State Bank are named They claim no one holds the properties deposits were diverted to LaSalle Street Trust and Savings bank and stock was never paid for by circuit stockholders
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Chicago
Ill
Lorimer-Munday
State Bank of
Calumet
Illinois
State Bank of Chicago
Ashland Twelfth State Bank
LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Circuit
Union leaders meet Moyer over Butte miners strife
International heads of five unions met Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners in Helena Montana to devise a settlement plan for the Butte miners troubles. A decision to adjourn to Butte depends on agreement on the plan.
Mexican Election a Slow Affair
Mexico City July 6 reports that returns from the previous day’s election are unavailable and officials say only about two per cent of the population voted in areas controlled by the government.
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Mexico City
Unionist Leader Joseph Chamberlain Laid to Rest
In Birmingham England on July 6 the burial of Unionist leader Joseph Chamberlain took place at Hockley cemetery with attendance by government and city officials.
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Birmingham
Eng
Joseph Chamberlain
Hockle Ctery
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