Hawley outlines state's case in the Great Haywood trial
Boise dispatch describes James H. Hawley detailing the Western Federation of Miners' suspected role in Steunenberg’s murder. He asserts a blood trail, hired assassins, and vast funds backing the circle, with witness testimony from Wayne Gue Rice Willis Ballentine and Julian Steunenberg.
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Boise
W. D. Haywood
Steunenberg
James H. Hawley
Hawley
Stewnenberg
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
Harry Orchard
Independence Depot
Haywood
Orchard
Adams
Clarence Darrow
C. Fr. Wayne
Senator Borah
Wayne
Steunenbergs
J. W. Gue
Hogan
Stennenberg
Orchbard
Greek Worker Killed Under Railroad Car Wheels
Nick Vrigus a Greek employee in the Short Line cleanup gang was struck while clinging to a box car during switching on the ice house track. He suffered crushing injuries to both legs and died at the railroad emergency hospital after amputation and treatment. He had no known relatives in the area.
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Nick Vrigus
Harrison Avenue
Wright
Adama
Vrigus
One More Juror Chosen in Schmitz Case
San Francisco June 4 One more juror was chosen in the Schmitz case bringing total accepted jurors to eleven Hugh Burns a retail dealer was selected Today Juror Boeckmann was challenged for cause and stood aside. The questioning revealed Boeckmann is the son of a married sister of the wife of Tiercy Ford an indicted United Railroads figure and his son is president of a United Railroads subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Schmitz
Hugh Burns
Boeckmann
Tiercy Ford
United Railroad Company
United Railroads
Twelfth Night Presented by Academy of Idaho Seniors
The Academy of Idaho Senior class stages Twelfth Night in the assembly room on Thursday evening, June 6. Reserved seats are selling fast. tickets may be secured from Prof. Upjohn. Cast includes Orsino Duke of Illyria Ellen Reeves Sebastian Gwendolyn Sullivan Sir Toby Belch Edward Gooding Sir Andrew Aguecheek Arthur Gayle Malvolio Orville Faris Olivia Lilliegrace McLaughlin Maria A Grace Furey Nell Callie Gray Viola M Frances Goldwater.
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Academy of Idaho
Prof
Upjohn
Orsino
Illyria
Ellen L. Reeves Sebastian
Viola
Sopn F. Gwendolyn Sullivan
Toby Belch
Olivia
Edward G. Gooding
Andrew Aguecheek
Toby
Arthur W. Gayle Malvolio
Orville A. Faris
Lilliegrace C. McLaughlin
Maria
Grace Furey
Nell
Callie G. Gray
Frances Goldwater
Logan Defeated by McCammon in Ten Inning Tilt
McCammon defeated Logan nine to eight in ten innings at McCammon yesterday. Junction Town played Logan, with Milt Stern's Indians winning last Sunday. Hank Bair of McCammon pitched five innings allowing two hits as the decisive run came in the tenth.
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McCammon
Junction Town
Logan Aggregation
Milt Stern
Indians
Hank Bair
Pocatello
Water Rights in Soda Creek Spark Injunction
Feeny owner of a Soda Springs ditch and 200 acres gained a temporary injunction against B E Slusser after Slusser allegedly shut the headgate and nailed it, cutting off water to alfalfa and native grasses. Judge Budge issued the order with Deputy Sheriff McGarvey to serve it, and a bond with J N Ireland and F P Watson as sureties accompanies the petition.
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B. E. Slusser
Soda Springs
Soda Creek
John Feeffey
Slusser
District Court
Standrod & Terrell
Feeney
Feeney’s
Soda Creelk
Hooper Field
Ferney
Budge
McGarvey
J. N. Ireland
FP. M. Watson
Danish Brotherhood Organizes Branch in Pocatello
At a meeting in the Odd Fellows hall last Saturday evening a Danish Brotherhood branch was formed with 15 charter members. Officers elected were Marcus Grundfor president Peter Wrensted vice president A Hansen secretary and C P Hansen treasurer. The group will meet regularly at the Odd Fellows hall.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Pocatello
America
Marcus Grundfor
Peter Wrensted
A. Hansen
C. P. Hansen
Re-arrest of Car Burglars Tied to New Information
Meyers and three men including Ryan and Ward face re arrest on a box car burglary charge after early release. Ryan and Ward plead not guilty and await a preliminary exam. Meyers is also charged with obtaining money under false pretenses for passing a counterfeit bank note to Margaret Kennedy in the Walled City.
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Michael Ryan
Henry Ward
Brooks
Pocatello
Ryan
Ward
van Reuth
Gray
Harvey Meyers
Margaret Kennedy
Alumni Banquet Tonight At Bannock Hotel
Alumni of the Academy of Ida iho hold their second annual banquet at the Bannock hotel tonight with J. Leroy Nielson of Annapolis set as toastmaster. A detailed menu by the Bannock chef accompanies a program featuring toasts by members of the classes of 04 and 05 and remarks from alumni and trustees.
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Academy of Idaiho
Bannock Hotel
J. Leroy Nielson
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Bansnock
Upjohn
Frank E. Crandall
A. Grace Furey
I SP
Walter H. Cleare
Alam
Cece J. W. Faris
City Loses Second Point In Liquor License Case
In a Perkins & McCarty v City of Pocatello matter Judge Budge sustained a motion to strike irrelevant parts of the city answer to compel a writ of mandate for a retail liquor license. The sole remaining issue is whether the license application carried the required signatures of half-block property owners. A further hearing is set for either this afternoon or evening.
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Perkins and McCarty
Budge
Perkins & McCarty
Pocatello
Gray
Gray & Boyd
Witty
Joseph Murphy
Injunction Dissolved in Gray's Lake Irrigation Case
Keefer and other Little Blackfoot river settlers drop suit after Judge Budge sustains defendants demurrer and dissolves temporary injunction. Case dismissed at plaintiffs' cost. Clark clan proceeds to convert Gray's lake into a large irrigation reservoir. potential appeal to supreme court hinted.
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Keefer Et al
Blackfoot
Budge
Barzilla Clark
Mackay and Associates
Gray’s Lake
H. W. Keefer
Little Blackfoot River
Clark
Keefer
Thirteen Murders in New York in a Week
New York reports thirteen murders in seven days, breaking prior records. The period also shows ten personal crisis reports and about two dozen attempted personal crises, well above typical levels.
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New York
Chine Rebels Plans Urge Guerrilla Tactics in Amoy
In Amoy China on June 4 the insurgent leader urged the people to back the revolutionary movement and to employ guerrilla tactics for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
China
One Ring Circus Comes to Nat Reiss Show June 13
Nat Reiss brings a big carnival to town on June 13 featuring clowns trained animals and notable equestrian acts. Madame Wanda presents a troupe of carriage dogs claimed as world leading and a 60 foot high diving dog in a net. The exhibit includes baby incubators with trained nurses and a physician, with Reiss paying mothers’ expenses. winter Seattle crowds praised the display.
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Nat Reiss
Madame Wanda
Spokane
Pocatello
Mr. Reiss
Reiss
Seattle
Seven Pocatello High graduates stage prom scene at auditorium
Seven girl graduates and two boys of Pocatello High school completed their course with essays and diplomas read by Dr. Steely. The ceremony opened with invocation by Rev Woodhull and featured essays on libraries nation and women life as a career as the audience applauded the speakers and choruses.
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Manly
Steely
Pocatello High School
Auditorium Theatre
W. R. Siders
Board of Education
J. H. Wellington
Lyman Fargo
J. B. Bistline
C. B. Steely
John von Prosky
Frank J E. Whitham
Congregational Cchurch
Mir. Woodhull
Methodist Church
Jennie Whitham
Miss Whitham
Jessie A. Hunter
Ida M.woffington
Tribune Gives Free Baseball Outfit to Prompt Subscribers
The Tri bune announces free baseball bats caps and balls for Cat poka readers who subscribe with two months paid in advance and one dollar. They may claim prizes at the office. outfits include red white and blue caps with Tribune above the visor and a strong ball.
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Tribune
Pocatello
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Great Haywood
Logan
Utah
John Feeney
Fraternal and Benevolent Order
Gate City
Meyers
Jutice of Peace
Felix van Reuth
Academy
CHINE
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