Desperate Outlaw Whitneys Fifth Victim Wounded Near Idaho Falls
Hugh Whitney, the outlaw who killed Conductor Kidd on a Short Line train Saturday, shoots Deputy Sheriff Bob Oley fatally wounding him three miles southeast of Idaho Falls at 1 30 this afternoon. Six armed automobiles race to the scene as posses close in and warn of more violence.
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Hugh Whitney
Bob Oley
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Tracy
William Kidd
Idaho Paus
Conductor Kidd
Sam Milton
Spencer
Edgar M’gill
Hamer
Rube Scott
Menan
Oley
Jackson Hole
Whitney
Edgar McGill
McGill
Rigby
Deer Lodge
Scott
Wyoming
Brady
William R. Kidd
Pocatello General Hospital
China Point
Kidd
Blackfoot
H. 8. Woodhull
Methodist Church
Annie Pilgrim
Nellie
T. J. Pilgrim
Colfax
Wash
Billy
Pocatello
South Fifth Avenue
Milton
W. A. Wright
Jim Francis
Wood Livestock Company
Coronation Fever Grips London Crowds
London crowded as guests and their suites arrive for King George VI coronation. Foreign missions assemble by night. decorators work through the night across central streets. Demand for electric lighting so high that companies issue notices of capacity reached as coronation fever grips the public.
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London
Sugar Trust Probe Hearings Highlight 1894 Market Move
James H. Post, president of the National Sugar Refining Co of New Jersey, testifies before the sugar trust inquiry and denies being the channel for a 1894 plan by two major refineries to control the sugar market. He notes Havemeyer’s reward in stock profits.
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Washington
James H. Post
National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey
Sugar Trust
American Sugar Refining Company
Post
H. C. Havemeyer
Delegates Arrive for Thirteenth International Sunday School Conven tion
Special trains from the east bring delegates to San Francisco as the thirteenth annual International Sunday School convention opens tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Tafts Celebrate Silver Wedding With National Gifts
President Taft and Mrs Taft observe their silver wedding as Cincinnati Commercial Club delegates arrive. A reception was planned for the White House grounds if weather permits, otherwise in the Blue Room. Gifts pour in from across the country including a heirloom wedding slipper from Harriet Forthub? Forbush of Lancaster, Massachusetts.
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Washington
Taft
Commercial Club of
Cincinnati
White House
Episcopal Church
Long Island
Harriet Forbush
Lancaster
Mass
Aviators Rest in Liege After Fatal Air Race
Liege Belgium June 19. The aviators who completed the first stage of the European circuit race rest here today and plan a second flight tomorrow. They are downcast by yesterday's disaster when Captain Princeton and M Landron were burned to death after their motors exploded. Four or five others were injured. Fifteen contestants are present.
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Liege
Belgium
Princeton
M. Landron
Sugar Frauds Spotted in Treasury Probe
Washington reports the house committee on expenditures in the treasury department opened a new sugar trust investigation. Oliver Spitzer, an American dock superintendent recently convicted of fraud and pardoned by the president, testified about the full history of sugar weighing frauds and schemes.
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Washington
House Committee On
Treasury Department
Oliver Spitzer
Rebels Yield in Lower California Crises
El Paso reports General Villejan halted plans to move troops after rebels in Lower California surrendered. A jailbreak occurred at Juarez jail with several prisoners escaping last night.
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el Paso
Villejan
Madero
California
Juarez
Drowned Emery Coal Manager Dies in Salt Lake Bathing
The body of D. A. Evans general manager of the Emery Coal company of Jackson Ohio was shipped to Ohio for interment today. Evans drowned yesterday while bathing in Great Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake
D. A. Evans
Emery Coal Company
Jackson
Ohio
Evans
Great Salt Lake
Greeters of America Begin First Convention
St Louis June 19 The Greeters of America hotel clerks organization opened its first convention today with C Fred Braendin of Boise Idaho presiding and addressing the members.
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St. Louis
The
Greeters of America
C. Fred Braendin
Boise
Idaho
Judge orders Burns to appear for kidnapping indictment
Indianapolis June 19 Judge Mar key today instructed the surety company on bonds of Detective W J Burns to have Burns in court July 15 to answer an indictment on kidnapping charges.
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Burns
Indianapolis
Markey
W. J. Burns
Riots in Vienna Kill Eight During Election Protests
Eight people were killed in riots in Vienna during election clashes today. Police reported multiple injuries and widespread unrest as demonstrators protested the election outcome across the city.
Frauds in Customs Revealed in Cutlery Imports
Secret agents of the customs service uncovered frauds totaling several million dollars in duties on cutlery imports over recent years. Investigations spanned the United States and Germany, uncovering extensive misreporting and evasion schemes.
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Washington
Customs Service
Germany
Funeral of Mollie Kinport Willowleaf Club Girl
The four year old Mollie Kinport, daughter of H B Kinport, was laid to rest in Masonic cemetery after a Methodist church service led by Rev W S Woodhull. Flowers filled the procession as community friends honored the Willowleaf club child with doll and pony in the funeral march.
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Willowleaf Club
Mollie Willoween Kinport
H. B. Kinport
Masonic Cemetery
Hallowe’en
Methodist Church
W.S. Woodhull
Woodhull
Pebble
W. A. Wright
Livermore
Masonic Order
Kepplar Sessions
Willowleaf
Mabel Church
Lavonne Chapman
Marion Fargo
Claudia Pinney
Masonic Lodge
James A
William Kelly
William Wallin
W. J. Harvey
J. Hiler
M. Grundfor
B. Kinport
Willowe’en
Danny Church
Eli Morris
G. W. Woolford
Arthur P. Say
Frank DeWitte
A. H. Lang
Parma
Lang
Kinport
Peter Herty
Glenn Ofen
Henry Herty
Hertys
Eastern Idaho Press Club meeting at Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls hosted a semi annual gathering of the Eastern Idaho Press club with 23 papers represented. New officers were elected: Wilbur S. Hill president, Byrd Trego first vice president, T. E. Picotte second vice president, John W. Jones secretary, Joe H. DeWitt treasurer.
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Idaho Falls
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Wilbur S. Hill
The
Twin Falls Times
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot Republican
T. E. Picotte
Hailey Times
John W. Jones
Rigby Star
Joe H. DeWitt
the Rupert Pioneer Record
Bert P. Mill
Club of Commerce Rooms
Yellowstone Park
Big Springs
C. E. Wilson
Preston News
Clyde S. Shaw
Bellevue Advertiser
J. E. Egerton
Soldier Courier
James Gilk
Bliss Gazette
J. W. Jones
J. W. Jones and Son of the Rigby Star; W. R. Holmes of the Paris Post
W. P. Kennedy
Hagerman Sun
L. A. Bauman
Albion Nugget
Wood D. Parker
St. Anthony Peak Chronicle
T. B. Picotte
Arthur Porter
Rexburg Current Journal
M. D. Yeaman
Idaho Falls Register
Idaho Falls Times
Charles G. Sumner
Henry Gabbe
Idaho Falls Post
H. P. Blodgett
Gooding Leader
W. M. Dooley
Shelley Pioneer
W. F. Gibson
St. Anthony News
C. E. Wright
Montpelier Examiner
J. D. Nims
Jerome, News
L. Bush Livermore
Pocatello Tribune
Joel L. Priest
Short Line
J. W. Hartley
Carpenter Paper Company
National Highway Plan Aims for Old Oregon Trail Marker
Federal and state aid would fund a continental highway to mark the Old Oregon Trail. The Inter-Mountain Good Roads convention in this city will discuss a route surveyed by a federal commission touching the capitals of affected states. Governors and engineers from Idaho Utah Montana attend. Missoula and Logan delegates named. city hosts urged to house delegates.
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Oregon Trail
Inter- Mountain Good Roads Association
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Idaho Falls
Inter-Mountain Association
Press Club
Ezra Meeker
Good Roads Association
Good Roads Convention
Intermountain
Idaho
Utah
Norris
Montana
R. D. Kneale
Engineering
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Kneale
Wallin
Association
Walter M. Bickford
United States
Clark
Copper State
Missoula
Jensen
Utah State Agricultural College
Utah State Road Commission
Mr. Beers
Road Commission
Pocatello Commercial Club
Packers Lose Out On Rehearing Indictments
United States District Judge Carpenter denied the motion of J Ogden Armour and nine other packers for a rehearing of their motion to quash indictments charging Sherman Act violations. The defendants must now stand trial.
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Chicago
United States
Carpenter
J. Ogden Armour
Kinport Family Reunites After Thirty Years
Kinport siblings and a brother and sister meet for the first time in thirty years. Funeral arrangements were handled by Walker Undertaking parlors.
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Kinport
Walker
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Macauley
New York World
Hill Heads Press Club
Twin Falls
Eastern
Idaho Press Club
Pacific Northwest
Good Roads
State Christian Endeavor
the Tribune
Commercial Club
Packers
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