Pocatello Will Host Sale Of Five Mile Limit Lands
Washington announces July sale of ceded lands within five miles of Pocatello to be held there. Richards says offices acceptable if tendered, Blackfoot protests noted, and buyers will receive patents via cash entries rather than homestead or timber and stone filings.
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Washington, D. C
Richards
Fort Hall Reservation
Pocatello
Hyslop
Board of Trade
Blackfoot
Land Office
U. S. Land Office
Idaho
W. A. Richards
Washington
Pocatello Tribune
United States
Congress
Binger Herrmann
Flood Swamps Concordia as River Tops Mark
The Republican River at Concordia Kansas runs a foot over the record high and widens to four miles in places. Farmers flee farms as livestock perishes and crops suffer. Rail lines washed out nearby.
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Concordia
Kan
Republican
25 Years in the Pen for Jenso Morrison Murder Conviction
Eldorado Kansas reports Jensie Morrison, convicted June 28 for second degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. Olin Castle at her Jan o home in 1900, sentenced to twenty five years. Motion for a new trial denied after three trials. second trial yielded five years.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jensie Morrison
Judge dismisses entire jury panel in City Savings case
Detroit July 8 Judge Murphy of the Recorder's court dismissed the whole jury panel for the July term in the trial of Frank Andrews former vice president of City Savings bank after saying information affecting jurors had been received. Rumors said several jurors were friendly to Andrews and his political friends.
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Detroit
Mich
Murphy
Recorder's Court
Frank ©. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Andrews
Heat Wave Rages With Fatal Toll in Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports no relief in the hot spell with eleven deaths and six serious prostration cases in the last twenty four hours. Official weather forecasts anticipate continued high temperatures and elevated risk as city health officials urge hydration and cooling measures.
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Pittsburg
July Corn Prices Jump to Highest Since 1892
July corn prices in Chicago surged as shorts covered and deliveries rose to levels not seen since 1892, signaling a tight market. The price move reflected renewed demand and speculative activity, bolstering expectations for summer grain trading.
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Chicago
Still Tied Up The Railroad Strike And New Men
Chicago July 8 Freight handers dispute settles as arbitration offers go unanswered. Pickets try to block newcomers and lure existing workers. An analyst says railroads may prevail without teamster aid. Railroad officials report little delay in freight handling despite the stalemate. Curran claims teamster support. Turley denies any contemplated action.
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Chicago
Job
State Arbitration Board
Curran
Teamsters
Turley
Tracy Is Listed Again as Escapee Vanishes After Johnson Home
Seattle July 8 Tracy the escaped convict remains missing since leaving the Johnson home at Port Madison Saturday. Indian watchers and patrols cover Kitzap county while bloodhounds from Walla Walla arrive. Reports of sightings are false. a found boat belongs to a local rancher. A sighting near Lake Washington spurs a pursuit as Anderson and Tracy reportedly visited a Benton area with watches.
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Seattle
Wash
Tracy
Johnson
Port Madison
Kitzap County
Lower Sound
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Sidney
Miller's Bay
Johnson Home
Newell’s Mill
Elliott Bay
Madison
Henton
Lake Washington
Charles Jerry
Benton
Tracy Ad Anderson
Jerry
Jence
National Civic Federation seeks further peace effort in coal fields
The Civic Federation and the Labor Department continue peaceful mediation in the anthracite coal fields. Investigations focus on labor costs coal prices and wage pace with dirig public official oversight and restricted disclosures.
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Wilkebsarre
Associated Press
National Civic Federation
Department of Labor
Walter Rk, Wyet
Washington
John R. Commons
Civic Federation
Range Spring Lambs Sell At Record $6.90 In Chicago
Three double lots of range spring lambs averaging 63 pounds each sold in Chicago today for a record price of $6.90. The previous high was $6.80. The lambs were in prime condition and bred by Supreme Judge Stockslager of Boise Idaho.
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Chicago
Supreme Judge Stockslager
Boise
Idaho
Live Stock Journal
Ghastly Crime Near Prudence
In Enid Oklahoma on July 8 a family of four the man a woman and two children were found mutilated and stripped of clothing near Prudence thirty miles southwest of Enid. Investigators believe the family were strangers traveling overland and were robbed and murdered by thieves who stole their team and belongings.
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Enid
O. T
Prudence
Here
Family tragedy as man shoots sister then mother in Roxberry
Boston dispatch reports Herbert Hill killed his sister Mrs. Alice Riley at their Roxberry home and then shot his mother when she entered to protect her daughter. Hill escaped. authorities say he is possibly demented.
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Boston
Herbert Hill
Alice Riley
Roxberry
Hill
Democratic judicial convention nominates three state supreme court judges
The Democratic judicial convention met at Springfield at noon to nominate three supreme court judges. Most leading Democrats from the state attended. The remainder of the state ticket will be named at St Joseph within two weeks. After committee appointments a recess until 8 pm was taken.
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Springfield
Democratic Judicial Convention
State Supreme Court
St. Joseph
Explosion in Bald Mountain Tunnel Kills One Injuries Another
In Bald Mountain tunnel near La Porte in Plumas County an explosion occurred this morning. Wm J Hill Man's body was blown to pieces and Robert Sample died four hours later from injuries. Accident traced to a missed shot.
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Quincy
Cal
Bald Mountain
la Porte
Plomas County
Wm. J. Hillman
Robert Sample
Edward the King Bulletin From London July 8
Edward the King is reported in good progress as of 10 o'clock this morning in London. The bulletin notes that the king's progress is proceeding as expected with no adverse developments reported.
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London
Idahoan Exodus Takes Idahoans From Washington for Summer
Idaho figures including Congressman Glenn and Senator Heitfeldt head to Idaho for summer. Families relocate with aides and staff to Boise Lewiston Moscow and Rexburg while census and irrigation work continues. Several aides depart for home and summer assignments in Idaho.
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Washington, D. C
Idaho
Glenn
Montgelier
Hietfeldt
Marie
Elaine
Stephen
Louis
Walter
Lewiston
Heitfeldt
H. W. Longfellow
Boise
William Morgan
Senator Heitfeldt
Moscow
Therese O'Farrel
Heitfeldts
Ben L. Rich
Rexburg
Rich
Ben Rich
South
Senate
Fay Leonard
Blaine County
William Hunter
Senator Dubois
North
Dubois
Hunter's
Hot Springs
Mont
Jesse B. Hawley
Hawley
Hawely
Columbian Law School
Perrault Threatens Perjury Prosecution of Clerks
Surveyor General Perrault vows a sensational suit against three Civil Service clerks A Nixon John D Bell and Robert McCracken alleging perjury in their testimony before inspectors Kemp and Green. U S District Attorney R V Cozier approves the move and a transcript is being prepared for potential arrest and trial.
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Perrault
Civil Service
J. J. Kemp
Commission
A. R. Green
Interior Department
Messrs. A. Nixon
John D. Bell
Robert McCracken
United States
R. V. Cozier
George Shoup
Moscow
Nixon
Betha
McCracken
Colonel Woods
Woods & Wilson
Cozier
Boise News
Panama Revolt Leaders Surrender Amid Government Guarantees
Governor Salazar of Panama receives word from Bogota that many revolutionary leaders have laid down arms due to government guarantees. In Carman liberal forces were defeated with about 200 killed or wounded.
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Panama
Salazar
Bogota
Carman
Wanted A good girl for general house work
Short classified notice seeking a reliable female helper for general house duties. Offers good wages and directs inquiries to Lewis & Co's Dry Goods Store, TI.
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Lewis & Co
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