Fine Reversed. new trial ordered in Standard Oil case
United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh District reverses Judge Landis in the Standard Oil Indiana case, ordering a new trial over a $29 million penalty. The decision cites errors in evidentiary rulings and sentencing discretion, remanding with instructions to proceed per the opinion. Boise convention endorses Brady for governor and backs local option and direct primary laws.
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Landis
Standard Oil
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh District
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Grosseup
Baker
Seaman
Whiting
East St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boise
Heyburn
Brady
Idaho
Speciak
Ada County
Haines
James H. Brady
Pocatello
Frawley
W. H. Gibson
Deane Perkins
Gibson
Taft
Roosevelt
Riverside Park
United States
Edgar Wilson
Interment Planned for Evan Davies in Shoshone
Evan Davies, aged shopman, was shot and killed by John Ennis yesterday. Ennis bound over to district court for murder in the first degree. Ennis’ 16 year old daughter, who gave birth, is in critical condition. Attorney Tom F. Terrell retained to defend Ennis, who waives preliminary exam. The defense will be "The Unwritten Law."
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Evan Davies
John Ennis
Shoshone
Howard
Bean
Ennis
Davies
North Eighth Avenue
Tom IF. Terrell
Gray
Terrell
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Masonheimer
District Court
President's Yacht Collides With Schooner Near Newport
In dense fog on the sound last night the Mayflower rammed and sank the lumber schooner Menawa. The captain and five crewmen were rescued aboard the Mayflower. The president and party were unaware of the collision until morning.
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President
Newport
R. I
Maltona Near Beer Arrives in Northwest Newspapers
The North Pacific Brewing Company of Astoria sends samples of Maltona, a malt juice and hop extract beverage, to editors across the northwest. The La Grande Observer notes it resembles near beer and Pendleton’s new product called for bor seems beer like in appearance, aroma, and taste. An express car on No 6 delivered a large quantity this morning.
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North Pacific Brewing Company of
Astoria
Northwest
la Grande Observer
Pendleton
Boor
Idaho hotel proprietor Huffman visits city on business
T. B. Huffman, owner of the Idaho hotel at Rupert, is in the city on business today. He plans to attend meetings and discuss local affairs with merchants and officials.
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T. B. Huffman
Idaho
Rupert
Yankee hurdlers shine as Olympic events unfold
London reports a sunny day at the Olympics with strong showings in track and field. Kerr of Canada and Rector of Virginia were favored in the 100 metres final while Kerr edged Hamilton in a 200 metre semi. Dole of Yale advanced in featherweight wrestling and Bacon of the Irish-American club captured the 400 metres hurdles.
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London
Rector
University of Virginia
Kerr
Canada
Hamilton
Chicago
A. A
G. E. Dole
Yale
Dole
Slim
England
J. C. Bacon
Irish-American Athletic Club
Hillman
New York
Merger Talk Among Yellow Pine Lumber Magnates
In Chicago on July 22 a secret meeting of 25 yellow pine lumber market leaders discussed a proposed merger with a 300 million capitalization. Frederick E. B. Weyerhaeuser led the gathering as the principal factor. a 25 member committee formed two weeks earlier at St. Louis will report details and finalize the plan today.
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Chicago
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Frederick EB. Weyerhauser
St. Louis
Pioneer Day Dance for Church Members Friday Night
Friday night July 24 in L. D. 8 amusement hall a Pioneer Day dance will be held and all church members are invited.
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L. D
Junket Party Home Tonight from Short Line Official
Superintendent W H Jones of the Montana division returns home tonight on No 7 in service car 4 after a junketing tour over Harriman lines. The party visited Pueblo Kansas City St Louis Omaha Council Bluffs Denver Cheyenne and Salt Lake since July 8.
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W. H. Jones
Montana
Short Line
Harriman
Middle West
Pueblo
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Council Denver Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Veil Pins Arrive At Harrison Jewelry
Harrison the jeweler receives a new line of Veil Pins priced from 50 cents to five dollars each.
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Harrison
Kansas men consider wholesale grocery house in Pocatello
Frank W. Otto and J. S. Hill of Coffeyville Kansas visit Pocatello Idaho to study establishing a wholesale grocery. They tour the city with Bannock hotel hosts and Pocatello Commercial Club leaders, discuss freight rates and potential competition with Utah jobbers, and express favorable impressions of the city and its business climate. The commercial club plans to pursue attracting their investment.
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Kansas
Pocatello
Messrs
Hill and
Otto
Coffeyville
Gate City
Idaho
Frank W. Otto
J. S. Hill
Kas
Bannock
D. W. Church
Pocatello Commercial Club
Bannock National Bank
Standrod and Gasser
Hill
Mississippi
Missouri
Utah
Coffeyville Mercantile Company
Yellowstone contestants to be announced on Saturday
More than a dozen young women compete for subscription prizes in a Tribune popularity contest. Early entrants have best odds for five all expense paid Yellowstone trips. Contestants may swap trips for equivalent value and entrants can receive additional votes via a signed coupon. Special prizes and a future prize list will be announced.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
The
Tribune
Big Race Meet and Fair Set for September in Idaho
Julius Rosenberg of the Pocatello Fair and Driving Association announces Idaho’s large race meet in Gate City on September 7 8 9 with $2500 in purses. Labor Day will open the program as horses from Ogden and other Idaho meets converge for a major western circuit event. Repair work on the fair grounds and improved track facilities are planned ahead of the races.
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Pocatello Fair and Driving Association
Gate City
Idaho
Julius Rosenberg
Pocatello
Ogden
Idaho to Open New Carey Act Land Tract in October
Idaho gears up for another large land opening in October under the Carey act. The Twin Falls Salmon River project near Malad will offer about 20 000 acres below canal level with prices rising above 50 dollars per acre. Water comes from the Malad river via a siphon across the Snake river, financed by the King Hill Irrigation and Power company led by H Hammett, with three nearby rail stations Glenns Ferry King Hill and Bliss on the Short Line.
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Idaho
Twin Falls
Salmon River
Snake River
State Land Board
H. Hammett
Salt Lake
Carey Ac Company
King Hill Irrigation & Power Company
Boise
Glenn’s Ferry Land & Irrigation Company
Hammett
Glenn's Ferry
King Hill
Bliss
Maiad
Short Line Stores Coal to Guard Winter Supply
The Oregon Short Line Railroad stores forty thousand tons of Wyoming coal in the Wye at Pocatello to avert a fuel famine. Yesterday 25 carloads totaling 1325 tons were unloaded by a mammoth steam shovel. Coal reserves at Idaho stations support the line as it continues freight and passenger service through winter.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Wyoming
Wye
Pocatello
Kinport
West
Idaho
Bannock County Equalization Board Adjourns After Hearings
Bannock county commissioners as a board of equalization will adjourn this afternoon after completing taxpayer complaints. No appeals over assessment were submitted yesterday or this afternoon, and officials expect the same outcome today.
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Board of Equalization
Bannock County
Night Riders Burn Railroad Stations Across Kentucky
Night riders burned Illinois Central stations at Gracey in Christian county Cerulean in Trigg county and Otterbend in Caldwell county early today. Illinois Central officials had allowed Madisonville soldiers on duty to camp on property near Otterbend, provoking strong indignation. Each blaze was set by a separate night rider squad.
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Hopkinsville
Illinois Central
Gracey
Christian County
Cerulean
Trigg County
Otterbend
Caldwell County
Madisonville
Night Rider
Cobb
Night Riders
Miss Florence Harvey Weds James Myers in Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Florence Harvey daughter of County Commissioner W. J. Harvey married James Myers a Short Line fireman Monday afternoon at the courthouse with Probate Judge T. A. Johnston officiating. The bride recently graduated from high school and worked in her father’s lumber yard office. The groom serves in the train service and both families extend best wishes.
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Florence Harvey
W. J. Harvey
James Myers
T. A. Johnston
Court House
Miss Harvey
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Wasada County
Jas. H. Brady
T. F. Terrell
Jones
ONS
Kentucky
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