Darrow Outlines Defense in Haywood Trial
Clarence Darrow addressed a Boise courtroom outlining the defense for W. D. Haywood in the Steunenberg murder case. He argued the Western Federation of Miners is an industrial group, accused Pinkerton agents of mounting the case, and promised twenty five witnesses to dispute Harry Orchard’s testimony. He praised Haywood Moyer and Pettibone as honest leaders and noted the defense would resume at 2 p.m.
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Boise
W. D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Darrow
Western Federation of Miners
Western Federation
Pinkerton
Mine Owners’ Association
McParland
Coeur d’Alenes
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Coeur d’Alene
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Lemhis Move to Ft Hall Amid Indian Reception
The Lemhi Indians’ second and third contingents travel from Lemhi valley to the Ft Hall reservation to be allotting lands. About thirty lodges pass through Blackfoot, with horses guns lodge poles and wagons. They report to Major Caldwell at Ross Fork for placement with Indian advisers. A large Shoshone Bannock welcome will be held in a week with the Lemhi band performing. The government plans a training school room to be ready by September.
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Lemhi
Telegraph companies report steady operations amid strike in San Francisco
San Francisco reports both Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies moving business satisfactorily. Western Union says many operators are on duty and several applications for work are expected today.
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San Francisco
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Snowstorm Hits Butte with Heavy Snowfall
Butte reports fourteen inches of snow yesterday turning streets to slop by night. Government rain gauge measured a net precipitation of one and a quarter inches.
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Butte
Federation Tackles Mahoney Report at Miners Convention
Denver June 24 The Western Federation of Miners discusses President C KE Mahoney's report which urges the federation to stay out of the battle with the Industrial Workers of the World. The majority backs adoption while the minority opposes the IWW and the Miners Magazine stance.
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Denver
C. KE. Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Industrial Workers of the World
Mahoney
Miners’ Magazine
Seria‘im
Murder trial opens for former judge in Nelson county
In Houston Virginia on June 24 former Judge W G Loving of Nelson county stood trial in circuit court before Judge W K Barksdale charged with killing Theodore Estes son of Sheriff M K Estes. Estes died after Loving fired a double barreled shotgun while Estes unloaded a fertilizer car at Oak Ridge on April 22. Loving claimed Estes wronged his daughter after a buggy ride and alleged intoxication. The case draws prominent parties and high public interest, likened to the Bywaters case in Culpeper.
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Houston
W. G. Loving
Nelson County
Theodore Estes
M. K. Estes
W. K. Barksdale
Loving
Estes
Oak Ridge
Queen Wilhelmina to Receive Peace Delegates at House in the Woods
The Hague June 24 Queen Wilhelmina arrived today and will receive delegates to the peace conference at the House in the Woods two miles from the Hague. The third committee of the international peace conference met in the Hall of Knights behind closed doors with General Horace Porter Brigadier General Davis Rear Admiral Charles S Perry W J Buchanan and James Brown Scott in attendance.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Horace Porter
Davis
Charles 8. Perry
W. J. Buchanan
James Brown Scott
Five Die in Passenger Train Collision Near Pittsford
Rochester report says five persons were killed and several injured when a New York Central passenger train collided with a freight train one mile east of Pittsford during the night. The crash occurred near Pittsford, and the casualty list includes five dead with injuries to others.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
Pittsford
Tornado Destroys 25 Homes in Medicine Lodge
Three tornadoes hit Medicine Lodge Kansas last night. Twenty five houses were destroyed in the northern part of town. Six people were seriously injured and one is missing. No fatalities reported.
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Medicine Lodge
Kan
Dubois to be Honored at Elks Club Reception
Public reception tonight at the Elks club for former Senator Fred T. Dubois with a welcome address by Dr C B Steely and Judge D W Standrod. Mr and Mrs Dubois will arrive from Blackfoot and attend a dinner at George North's home before the Elks program and token of esteem presentation.
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The
Elks’ Club
Fred T. Dubois
Commercial Club
Dubois
Blackfoot
D. W. Standrod
Civic Club
Johnson Executed in Sing Sing Electric Chair
New York June 24 John Johnson, who murdered his wife in Yonkers in front of their two children, was executed in the Sing Sing electric chair today. The case drew attention as Albert T Patrick, famed for the Rice murder, mentored Johnson on appeals from the death house.
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New York
John Johnson
Sing Sing
Yonkers
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Johnson
Patrick
Wheat Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago wheat prices on June 24 show No 2 Red at 93 and 93 5 8 for July delivery and 9 1 3 4 and 9 1 1 4 for other bids, reflecting market activity and bids in the session.
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Chicago
Arguments in Famous Suit Before Pocatello Judge
Counsel for Perkins and McCarty versus City of Pocatello will present arguments in chambers before District Judge Alfred Budge. Budge arrived from Malad where he closed Oneida county term amid criminal cases. He will also hear Lavatta versus Lavatta divorce arguments and is not expected to rule immediately.
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Perkins & McCarty
Pocatello
Alfred Budge
Chambers
Budge
Malad
Oneida County
Lavatta
MISS ROSE FALK WEDS IN BUTTE ON WEDDING TOUR
Miss Rose Falk of Pocatello wed Maurice Lewis a traveling representative of a Baltimore shoe firm at the temple B Nai Brith in Butte yesterday at 10 am. The couple, attended by Pocatello friends, will reside in Washington DC after a wedding tour through the western states. They were greeted by a crowd at the depot with rice and shoes.
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Maurice Lewis
Pocatello
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore
Rose Falk
W. N. McCarty
Temple B’nai Brith
Butte
Lamb
Washington, D. C
United States
Lewis
Meerschaum Pipe Supply Seen Running Dry
Washington reports consular notes from Anaberg Germany by George N Ifft warn a Meerschaum supply is failing. Asia Minor mines at Eski Sehir yield little the trade fears shortages and job losses as makers adapt to artificial substitutes and rising prices.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Annaberg
Germany
George N. Lfft
Lift
Ifft
Austria
Asia Minor
Livadia
Euboea
Pinchot Visits Pocatello Addresses National Forests
Gilford Pinchot United States chief forester spoke to the Pocatello Commercial Club on national forests and forestry policy. He outlined open forest use under eminent domain, urged timber and water resource conservation, and noted a plan to plant millions of trees yearly while stressing support for small holders and public cooperation.
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United States
Pocatello Commercial Club
Gilford Pinchot
Washington, D. C
Forest Service of
National Forests
Auditorium Theatre
James H. Brady
Commercial Club
F. S. Dietrich
Loux
Frank Fenn
Idaho
F.C. Peter
Pinechot
America
Forester
Pinchot
Sam
Mr. Pinchot
Forest Service
Potter
National Forest Service
Major Fenn
Indians Rally Delivers Scalpting Loss in Preston Portrayal
Preston 3, Pocatello 1 as right field error and ground rules spark scoring. Sears, Pocatello’s pitcher, fanned 12 in a standout showing while Settle eased pressure for Preston. Barrett and Kirker contributed key hits as locals prevail in a windy season highlight.
Preston Wins 3-1 Over Pocatello In Low-Scoring Clash
In a game that lasted one hour forty minutes and drew 750, Preston defeated Pocatello 3 to 1. Barrett homered for Preston, while Sears struck out 12 for Pocatello and Settle fanned once. Free passes went to Off Settle once, and Craig Wickwire Morley were hit by pitches. Errors favored Preston 6 to 1, with Letton charged with four base on balls for Pocatello.
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Preston
Pocatello
Ryan
Indians
South Garden
Wickwire
Kid Barrett
Sears
Settle
Kirker
Jake Fuller
Hank Bair
Barrett
Bair
Cache Valleyites
Craig
Morley
Letton
Foresters Gather in Gate City for Chief Forester Address
Forest service officials from the region visited Gate City on Saturday to meet the chief forester and hear his address. Attendees included F. W. Reed and C. B E. Dunston, with John T. Wedemeier and Forest Supervisor Peter Wrensted hosting. Pinchot, Potter and Fenn departed for Boise for further engagements and talks on forestry.
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Forest Service
Gate City
F. W. Reed
C. B E. Dunston
Sawtooth Reserve
John T. Wedemeier
New Caribou
Idaho Falls
Peter Wrensted
Pocatello
Portnent
Cassia
Raft River
Messrs. Pinchot, Potter and Fenn
Boise
Pinchot
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Lemhis
FT. Hall
Major Caldwell
Telegraph Company
Federation
Citizens OF
Chicago Wheat
Geo. N
Preston Professionals
Gate City Grounds
Cache
FE Mitker
PARMA
Boo
P Martin
Lorley
Siddons
Wickwire Sb
Riley
Hannigan
Lotus
Barret
Mortensen
Fuller
Campbell
Os Craig
Cay i Murphy
Rf . Settle
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