Oregon Election Surprises Highlight Bourne Early Leads
Early returns show Republican Jonathan Bourne leading Democrat John Gearin for the U S Senate and George E Chamberlain, Democrat, re-electing as governor over James Withycombe. OWomans suffrage may be defeated though results are incomplete. Representatives Hawley and Ellis lead in their districts as reports trickle in from Oregon counties.
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Portland
George E. Chamberlain
James Withycombe
Jonathan Bourne
United States Senate
John M. Gearin
Bourne
Gearin
W. C. Hawley
Do. V. Galloway
W. R. Ellis
J. H. Graham
Oregon
Mutnomaly County
Steals The Wife Of His Benefactor In North Yakima
North Yakima June 5. C. H. Brace awaiting forgery trial has lived with J. Wingard and his family after Wingard aided him in Walla Walla. Brace’s arrest followed a forged check at Ford s saloon. Wingard seeks his daughter s location as Brace refuses. Mrs Wingard plans to attend trial and may marry Brace October 10. Wingard will be present.
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North Yakima
Wash
C. H. Brace
Brace
Walla Walla
J. Wingard
Hirs
Wingard
Ford
Bruce
Milton
Bouton and Smiff Clash in Douglass Parlor Doorway
Mistah Charles Bouton and Mistah Charles Smiff, both men of color, fought in a doorway at a row house last night. Bouton testified through local women that Smiff struck him with a deadly weapon, possibly a sling shot or brass knuckles. Smitt was fined 26 dollars by Police Judge Knowles who urged brotherhood and harmony.
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Mistah
Charles Bouton
Douglass Shoe
Charles Smiff
Pusson
Hseult
Knowles
Bouton
Smith
Mistah Bouton
Amity
Marseilles
Kane's Fresh Vegetable Line Headlines
A short local notice highlights the fresh vegetable section at Kane's, emphasizing selection and variety in the market. The item underscores Kane's emphasis on fresh produce and customer access to a broad vegetable lineup.
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Kane's
Smoot Debate Aims for June 11 Possible Short Hearings
Washington reports indicate agreement to take up the Smoot case for debate on June 11 with efforts to limit discussion so a vote can come as soon as possible. The anticipated rush of speeches did not materialize and the debate may be brief.
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Washington
Bribed to discriminate in coal car distribution
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumes its probe into coal car distribution discrimination in Philadelphia. E V Rossiter of the New York Central admitted his railroad's effective control of several coal firms and that Beech Creek Coal Co received five thousand shares of stock as a condition for favorable traffic facilities.
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Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. V. Rossiter
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Beech Crees Coal Company
SCHOONER VOLUNTEER WRECKED OFF BODEGA HEAD
The schooner Volunteer ran aground two miles off Bodega head in Santa Rosa California at dawn. A boat capsized during attempts to reach shore and two of Captain Bressen's children drowned. The captain and rest of the family remain aboard with several children.
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California
Santa Rosa
Calif
Volunteer
Bodega Head
Bressen
Muenter Publishes Protest From New Orleans
Erech Muenter Harvard instructor, linked to his wife’s death in Boston and murder charges, mails a lengthy pamphlet from New Orleans titled Protest. The document mocks his critics and ends with a vow to endure insanity if judged by others, while he seeks mercy.
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Chicago
Erech Muenter
Harvard
Boston
New Orleans
Muenter
Hailey New Record Set in Sheep Shearing
A machine man at Neussis coral sheared 226 sheep in one day, beating the previous record by 12. He earned 6 cents per head, $1 for board, and nets $17.08 for the day. Cal. J. W. Ballantine plans a sawmill near Ketchum. Snow covered Hailey mountains after a Sunday storm. Mrs Mae P Brown of Hailey just secured a U S patent for a carpet hinge co owned with Frank Rigen, with sales already in Wisconsin and interest from other states.
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Hailey
Ida
Sipecial
Neussis Coral
J. W. Ballantine
Ketchum
Mae P. Brown
United States
Brown
Frank Rigen
Wisconsin
Garden seeds on sale at Kane's Grocery
Kane's Grocery advertises a wide selection of garden seeds including blue grass and white clover seed for planting.
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Kane
Union Lunch Booth at First and Center Sts Opens
Met All Chili is Alike, Try Ours introduces a new lunch option at the Union booth located on First and Center Streets. The stand advertises its distinctive chili recipe and inviting quick-service setup amid neighborhood eateries.
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Met All Chili
Try Ours
Union Lunch Booth
First & Center Sts
Chicago Packers Clean House After Roosevelt Report
In Chicago stock yards immediate changes follow Roosevelts disclosures with floors torn and walls scraped cleaned and ventilation improved. A plant manager spent hours selecting sanitary plumbing while packers post cleanliness signs and enforce a no tobacco policy in food rooms.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Phe
Where is W. C. Morris sought by Deputy Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Sells mails notices to sheriffs offering a 50 dollar reward for the arrest of W. Morris in Pocatello for obtaining money under false pretenses. A former Short Line car shop foreman, Morris allegedly swindled about 1500 dollars and fled last November. He is about 25, 6 feet 10 inches, 150 pounds, with two gold filled front teeth and a slight stoop. Police are to detain him until Bannock county officers arrive.
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Sells
W. Morris
Pocatella
Morris
Pocatello
Bannock County
Alienated Affections Case Seeks Damages in Utah Trial
A Salt Lake City jury awarded Mrs. Warren E. Stimpson $40,875 against Grace Davis in a high profile alienation of affections suit. Stimpson alleged Davis corrupted her husband, W. E. B. Stimpson, longtime Oregon Short Line stenographer, with the couple wed in 1894 at Grand Junction Colorado. Mrs. Stimpson, still a Salt Lake resident, declined divorce despite the trial.
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Lewis
Salt Lake
Warren E. Stimpson
Grace Della Davis
W. E B. Stimpson
W. H. Bancroft
Oregon Short Line
Guatemalan Revolution Repulsed on Borders
Washington reports from American Minister Combs in Guatemala City that government troops beat revolutionaries along both the Mexican and Salvadoran borders. Massive rebel forces were repulsed but remain a threat to Guatemalan frontiers.
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Washington
State Department
American Minster Combs
Guatemala City
Combs
Hurge
Village Washed Away in Cloudburst North of Here
Trenton Ohio reports Scott Town population two hundred twenty miles north of here washed away by a cloudburst. A house remains standing while Mia Sayre and her daughter drowned. Bridges washed out and telephone lines down.
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Trenton
Ohio
Scott Town
Here
Mia
Sayre
Pinto tuner W A Smith visiting city short stay
W A Smith the noted pinto tuner is in the city. Leave orders at Harrison's jewelry store soon as the visit will be brief.
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W. A. Smith
Pinto Tuner
Harrison's
Old Crow and Mount Vernon rye at Bannock Bar
A brief bar listing notes Old Crow bourbon and Mount Vernon rye available at Bannock Bar without additional details.
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Old Crow
Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Bannock Bar
Kansas board official weighs Hochs senatorial appointment
Topeka reports June SF indicate D. Col burn secretary of the Kansas board of ageniture has not decided whether to accept Governor Hochs nomination to succeed United States Senator Joseph Ralph Burton.
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Topeka
SF. D. Colburn
Kansas Board of Ageniture
Hoch
United States
Joseph Ralph Burton
Brady Views Idaho Senate Bid in Washington Visit
In Washington on June 5 special correspondent reports J. H. Brady of Pocatello Idaho chairman of the Republican State Central committee, visiting Senator Heyburn and the National Congressional committee. He says Idaho Republicans are united and expect to win by about 20,000 votes, cites irrigation work and rising wealth, and says the legislature must decide the Senate bid next January after a Republican majority is secured.
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Washington
Lon
J. H. Brady
Pocatello
Idaho
Republican State Central Committee
United States Senate
Dubois
New York
Heyburn
National Congressional Committee
Brady
Trench
Boise
Senate
Long Tom reserve irrigation plan aims for full capacity soon
Mountain home notes J H Garrett cites a Long Tom system project by his company that should complete this year with full capacity by next year. Three reservoirs will feed water from Line Creek Cat Creek and Cans Creek into a sixteen mile canal network including tunnels and fumes. Initial estimates rose from 1000 to about 1400 per mile. substantial work already done with some 60000 acre-feet stored for this year to bolster crops and irrigation. engineers have set schedules and costs amid ongoing cultivation.
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Mountainhome
J. H. Garrett
Line Creek
Sarpet
Monatalo Phowne
Thimil Meh Hinghey Cluen
Chinese refugees sail home to Orient aboard Hong Kong
The steamship Hong Kong sails for the Orient carrying nearly two hundred fifty refugee Chinese who lost everything in the disaster. They are being transported at the expense of the Chinese government and many more are expected to follow on later steamers.
Diamonds and Watches Trade Tied to Local Post Office
A fragment notes diamonds and railroad watches with watch repair a specialty at a shop run by M. L. Redberta next to the post office. The terse entry hints at a small business tied to timepieces and jewelry in town.
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M. L. Redberta
Across the Hot Sands Shriners Return From Desert Trip
The Gate City Shriners led by El Korah Temple Boise travel from Boise to Idaho Falls crossing the desert oasis route. A hundred members plus about forty initiates attended events at the Masonic hall and Porter hotel with the Eagle band performing throughout.
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Pocatello
Tolate Falls
Gate City
No. 10
Nown
Walte
Cleveland
W. Church
G Prinklin
L. Forgan
Rooker
Boise
James A. Pinney
Bose
el Korah Temple
BE. L. Leggett
Col. McBirney
N. G
John W. Eagleson
H. L. Chamberlin
State Soldiers’ Home
H. H. Puckett
M. B. Zimmer
W. A. Vostin
F. G. Higgin
W. DL. Stevens
LR. Deary
J.C. Davis
C. F. Stamper
Charles Cogad
J. K. Loree
A. A. Jessup
H. K. Eagleson
William F. Cross
Idaho Falls
Boise Oasis
Masonic Hall
Eagle Band
Pocatello Oasis
Porter Hotel
Abdul Pinney
Tieise
Ilustrious Potenate
Eagles
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Telry
Shriner
Evenin
EB Korny Temple
No. 7
Mary Celtman
Idaho
Joseph
Kayne
Closing of Pocatello High School Marks Summer Session Plans
Pocatello public schools will close on Wednesday June 1 as the session extends to make up time lost to scarlet fever. Examinations were held to prepare for promotions and certificates for eighth grade. makeup exams offered next September. The graduation sermon will be by Reverend Frank Whitham of the Congregational Church on June 7. music and programs planned. Various class events are scheduled with admission by invitation and event locations to be announced.
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Pocatello
Mornday
Superintendent of Schools
Prank Whitham Oy
Congregational Church
McNichols & Wright
Rate Bill Sent Back By Senate Conference Report
Washington June 1 reports say the Senate deepened the split over the railroad rate bill with the conference report. Conferees disclosed they expect the measure to be sent back to conference for revision, indicating continued debate over rail pricing policy.
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Washington
Senate
Militia Maintains Control in Plum Run Mines
Steubenville Ohio June report notes quiet throughout Plum Run and other county coal districts as nine companies of state militia remain on duty at the mines to ensure order.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Plum Run
Bomb suspects arrested in Barcelona riot probe
In Barcelona, June, a number of anarchists including a leader of the Modern setae were arrested on suspicion of complicity in the bomb outrage aimed at the King and Queen at Madrid.
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Barcelons
Spain
Aumber
Uedinertar
Seta
Oy Suapleson
Madrid
Desert Parade In Bright Desert Night
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a parade of travelers in a desert setting. The text mentions disbandment and references to horses or camels and a showing of pride among those traveling. Specific names, places, or dates are not readable.
Discouraging a Young Inventor From Me
A short, fragmentary note recalls a bright Me youth who invented a device but faced his mother’s discouragement fearing wet hands. The tale hints at inventive promise and parental doubt, reflecting a common hometown anecdote of curious early talent.
Organ Drawn for 50 Cents at Wakefield Center
The fragment suggests a drawing or raffle at Wakefield Center featuring an organ as a prize priced at 50 cents, with mentions of a player and other unclear names. Specifics about date, exact organizers, or full participant names are not clear.
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Hen Blake
Righy
Idaho
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Chicago Packers
W. C. Morris
Pocatelloites
Colburn Hoch
MR. Brady
National Capital
Gem
the Daily Tribune
Mystic Shrine
Apy
Wakefield & Fridenstine
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