Eight Miners Shot During Ernest Mine Dispute
Indiana Pennsylvania June 8 Eight striking coal miners were shot and wounded three fatally near Ernest while marching to greet a union official. The state constabulary fired a volley after a marcher shot at troops. eight wounded were treated at Adrian hospital. Warrants issued for parade leaders as unrest grows.
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Natcher S
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ernest
Anita
State Constabulary
Adrian
Was Just a Mere Girl Verdict In Spokane Suit
In Spokane on June 8 Mrs. Eleanor E Forbes was awarded two hundred dollars in a breach of promise case against Captain J G McClelland. She sought five thousand. McClelland a reform figure admitted promising to marry but said he broke the engagement after learning she had been married twice and had two children older than him.
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Spokane
Eleanor E. Forbes
J. G. McClelland
McClelland
Butte Bolting Delegates Marry As They Return
The Western Federation of Miners adopted resolutions thanking labor unions for financial aid to defend Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. Delegates then met incoming Butte representatives elected to replace those who bolted the convention last week.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Butte
Cassatt Dismisses Aiken Over Gratuities Admission
Joseph Aiken chief clerk to the Monongahela division of the Pennsylvania railroad admitted before the interstate commerce commission to taking thousands of dollars in gratuities from coal companies. He was dismissed today by order of President Cassatt.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Aiken
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cassatt
Speech From the Scaffold in Walla Walla
A. A. Armstrong was hanged in the state penitentiary for the 3 year old murder of Robert Patton in Chehallis County. He proclaimed the execution unjust, arguing a greater wrong had been done to him and his family amid a land boundary dispute.
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Walla Walla
Wash
A. A. Armstrong
State
Robert Patton
Chehallis County
Armstrong
Pure Food Bill Seen Likely to Pass This Session
In reply to Nebraska’s Henshaw, Mann of Illinois stated to the house that the chamber intends to consider and pass a pure food bill and has no doubt it will become law this session.
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Washington
Henshaw
Nebraska
Mann
Dinois
President signs denatured alcohol bill in Washington
The President signed the denatured alcohol bill in Washington on June 8, freeing certain alcohol products and triggering immediate regulatory actions across agencies. The move aligns with earlier legislative debates and impacts producers and retailers nationwide.
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Washington
Minidoka Dam Work Resumes Under New Supervision
Construction on the Minidoka dam has resumed under Monarch and Porter with delays due to weather and water. Officials expect completion by August 1 as water diversion will reclaim up to 150000 acres along the Snake River between the dam and Heyburn, with a project cost near 2 500 000 dollars.
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Minidoka Dam
Monarch & Porter
Minidoka
Howell's Ferry
Snake River
Heyburn
Cort
Portable telephone on all short line freight trains
An innovation to reduce railway accidents installs portable telephones on Oregon Short Line freights with plans to equip all passenger and freight trains. The system uses a wire along the track, a caboose instrument, and a polelike telescope to call stations, enabling rapid communication after incidents and potentially speeding wreck clearances.
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Oregon
Boise Statesman
Chief of Police Warns Saloon Men Over Drunken Patrons
Chief of Police Smith vows to issue warnings to saloon keepers who allow drunken men to sleep in chairs or on pool tables. He says the issue is widespread and will be vigorously prosecuted. He will also act on violations against selling liquor to intoxicated patrons with heavy fines or license revocation.
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Smith
Poonteilo
Gate City Beoge
Postponement of Dynamite Trials Likely to November
Col. James H W Hawley of Boise reveals the dynamite trials for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone likely won t be heard before November due to a federal habeas corpus appeal issue. The defense refused to dismiss the federal appeal and the case remains stalled while prosecutors were ready to proceed.
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Lon
James H W. Hawley
Boise
Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Nevada
Col. Hawley
Federal Court
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuits
Federation
Idaho Supreme Court
President Roosevelt backs expansion of meat packing oversight
Roosevelt forwarded the Chicago packing houses report to Representative Wadsworth and stated no conflict with Neill-Reynolds findings. The Department of Agriculture noted rapid reforms and new facilities, while the president called for immediate, radical strengthening of government powers to inspect all interstate and foreign commerce.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Neill-Reynolds
Agricultural Department
Menta
Publication figure named in Tacoma hotel death
The man who died by his own action yesterday at the Tacoma hotel is identified as William Campbell Beasley publisher of the Commonwealth Magazine Beattle.
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Tacoma
June
William Campbell Beasley
the Commonwealth Magazine
Beattle
Finnish Senate Bans Arms Imports for One Year
Helsingfors June 8 The Finnish senate has received a special order to frame a temporary regulation prohibiting for a year the importation of arms or revolvers into Finland.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Ice Cream and Candies at The Nilsson Shop
Promotes The Nilsson at 238 W Center Street urging customers to buy ice cream and a box of famous candies before leaving.
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Nilsson
Center Street
Old Shoes Decorate Helmicks New Home After Wedding
Mr and Mrs H G Helmick returned from Salt Lake where they wed. Bride Nel lie Coons and groom a popular bookkeeper at American Falls Power and Light. Their home at 419 South Garfield avenue was lined with about two hundred old shoes and window sills door knobs and porch railings. Fellow employees planned a rice shower and a stray hobby party disrupted the scene but the couple received a cut glass water service as a wedding gift.
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H. G. Helmick
Salt Lake
Helmick
Eharivart
Novelty Dance at Gage’s Academy Tonight
A novelty dance at Gage's dancing academy invites friends to meet at the Eagles' hall tomorrow at 9 p.m. Attend early for the grand march. The floor and music are praised as the best in the city. Prof Petger's orchestra will provide the tunes for a pleasant evening. Public invited.
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Gage
Eagles’ Hall
Prof
Petger
Local Store Ad Reads Cigars and Tobacco Offerings
An ad fragment lists cigars and tobacco products along with crackers fruits and candies from a shop on West Center Street, Nilmmonson. The incomplete entry hints at a general merchandise display in a small downtown storefront.
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Nilmmonson West Center Street
Produce varieties listed for Kane's garden batch
A fragmented listing notes vegetables including onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb associated with Kane's.
The Chili Season Is On at Wason Lunch Booth
The notice invites readers to visit Wason Lunch Booth at First and Center Streets for the chili season kickoff. Local patrons are urged to stop by for samples and a taste of seasonal offerings.
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Wason
First & Center Sts
Idaho Grand Larceny Trials In Fremont County
In Idaho two cases heard in Fremont County court resulted in guilty verdicts. M M Barber was convicted of grand larceny for selling mortgaged cattle and misusing proceeds against Rexburg’s First National Bank. Lorenzo Jeffs of Teton Basin was found guilty of stealing forty to fifty sheep from W W Taylor at Driggs. Acquittals were recorded for James Kirkland and Johny Jacobs in related cases.
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Fremont County
Idaho
States of Idaho
M. M. Barber
Barber
First National Bank of
Rexburg
State of Idaho
Lorenzo Jeffs
Teton Basin
Jeffs
W. W. Taylor
Driggs
James Kirkland
St. Anthony
Johny Jacobs
Dubois
Prisoner Count Drops to Record Low in Bannock Jail
Five inmates remain in Bannock county jail as Sheriff Harvey marks a record low. Rusty Hall serves six months for larceny. William Evans waits federal trial for selling liquor to an Indian. PRBL Matthews completes a short term for passenger disturbance on the Short Line trains. Rey Brown is bound over for district court in a hides theft case at Boda Springs. Raymond Burt, a vagrant, was released after a ten day sentence from Judge Mullen.
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Bannock County
Harvey
Rusty” Hall
Wiliam Evans
Prbl Matthews
Rey Brown
Boda Springs
Boda Springs, Pied
Raymond Burt
Mullen
Ice Cream and Dairy Goods Offered by Nilsson
For ice cream milk and pure food products go to The Nilsson. The notice highlights the store as a destination for dairy items and related groceries with no additional details.
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Nilsson
Roosevelt May Veto Daibois Townsite Bill
A Washington dispatch to the Boise Statesman reports the Daibois bill on selling Rupert townsite lots in the Minidoka tract passed the House and faces interior department review before a possible presidential veto. Interior officials oppose the measure and expect a veto, while President Biden’s position remains uncertain. Addison T. Smith returns from Atlantic City with word Senator Meyburn gains strength and may rejoin the Senate soon.
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Washington
Boise Statesman
Daibois
Rupert
Minidoka
Interior Department
CID
Addison T. Smith
Beniter Meyburn
Atlantic City
Smit
Senate
Examinations Free by Dr James at Pocatello Office
Free one week examinations offered by Dr James at 24 South Cleveland Avenue Pocatello. The physician invites all who desire a trial to learn about their health including spinal curvatures and other conditions. Public attention, phone listed.
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Crook
J. James
Cleveland Avenue
Pocatello
Tor
Daily Tribune subscription note
The Daily Tribune lists a monthly rate and per month pricing for home delivery. It appears as a basic circular advertising the price and terms for regular readers.
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the Daily Tribune
Daily Tribune
Eagles Plan Big Day In Gate City With Grand President
Pocatello Eagles abandon local Fourth of July plans and set an Eagles Day in Gate City. Grand Worthy President H. G. Davis, of Cleveland, arrives early July to oversee events. The meeting envisions large statewide attendance and festive entertainment to mark a milestone in Idaho.
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Gate City
Lee- Eagles
Pocatello Eagles
Stue
H. G. Davis
Cleveland
Pocatello
Lool Aerie
Davis
Bagh Domino Idalie
Idaho
Firefighters Save Louisiana Capitol in Night Blaze
In Baton Rouge the state capitol was saved from a major fire sparked by defective wiring near the senate chamber roof. Governor Blinehard and many legislators helped fire crews in their day clothes as flames damaged the eastern wing above the first floor. Loss estimates range from fifty to a hundred thousand dollars. the painting The Battle of New Orleans valued at forty thousand dollars survived under the fallen roof.
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Baton Rouge
Blinehard
Senate
New Orleans
Red Men Officers Elected by Unitah Tribe No 28
Unitah Tribe No 28 elected six officers for the next six months including Sachem C B Tush Senior Sagamore Miias Jacobsen and Junior Sagamore the Klee Chief of Records Harry Totten and Medicine Man Dr W P Howard Frank Wilson is named refiring sachem. Past Semmes will induct the officers at the first council fire during Buck Moon.
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Unitah Tribe No. 28
Sachemec
Tush
Sagamore
Miias Jacobsen
Bagemore
Klee
Harry Totten
Wampum J. Wiite
W. P. Howard
Prank Wilson
Sachem
Sue
Buttermilk fitvest in town The Nilsson
Buttermilk and Socenta gloss in town headline the Nilsson event as a quirky local notice with unclear details and random names.
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Fitvest
Nilsson
Fresh California Strawberries Arrive Daily at Kane's Grocery
Fresh California strawberries arrive daily at Kane's grocery, signaling in-season fruit availability and steady supply for shoppers. The notice highlights ongoing stock and convenient access for customers seeking ripe berries.
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California
Kane
Phe Nilsson Advertises Deteriorated Meats For Sale
A local notice lists rotted ham cold roast meat and chicken offered for sale in any quantity by Phe Nilsson. The listing presents questionable meat products and urges buyers to contact the seller for purchase details.
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Phe Nilsson
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