Fire Damage Lawsuits vs Northern Pacific
Complainants seek damages totaling $18 000 over a Maco fire alleged to have originated from a Northern Pacific locomotive. The suit names Burke Miners Union and the Electrical Union of Mine Workers among others, with insurers and store owners also seeking compensation. A second suit by Lanter store owners and Hartford Insurance asks $1487.48 for damage to property.
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North Idsho
Ieee
Wis
Burke
Federal
Natieat
Northern Pacific Tauivent
By & Ewerk
Northern Pa
Maco
I Nate Beationn
Surorigi Burke
Uraion
Eospenatiecal Union of
Savalag
Ofa
Bali
Sara Eae
Parks
Tewthens
Oacar
Lillian Lanter
General Store
Hartford Inaurasee Company
Ees
Echols
Anhineerance
Emaay
Fragmentary notice from Roseworth home reception
Unclear OCR text mentions a person returning to the home of his father in Roseworth and a received telephoned rite. The readable portion is fragmentary and lacks clear names, dates, or events.
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A. Vi
Roseworth
Hung Jury In Burley Banker Trial
Boise March 7 jury in the trial of E. Curtis Warren former president of Burley First National Bank reported at 10 oclock Wednesday night deadlocked after deliberating since 3 p m. Judge Dietrich dismissed the jury a retrial not set until next term. Defense called Clarence Van Dusen and A M Hurtt as witnesses in Mr Warren state case.
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Boise
E. Curtis Warren
First National Bank of
Clarence van Dusen
A. M. Hurtt
W Beet
Burglar Drug Crazed in South Ninth Street Jewelry Theft
Police say a drug crazed Mexican burglar stole about $500 in jewelry from Williams Hirt store on South Ninth Street early Wednesday. The man resisted arrest, fled toward Union Station, and was pursued by officers but descriptions remain meager and chances of catching him are uncertain.
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Boise
Jawel Rob
Willams, Hirt
South Ninth Latreet
Geri
Theoilesd Notns
Candidate Boies Declared For Mayor Race In Boise
Local primary results announce Boies Mar 7 as candidate for mayor in Boise. Campaign notes cite Edward and Gabe as leading figures with Edward 0 and others supporting the bid. Election events occur April 7 with city officials involved in the process.
Means Quits State Office Amid Resignation
Boise date March 7 Commissioner Marcus A Means of Lewiston resigns as head of the state department of maintenance. He will remain until May 1 or sooner if Governor Moore finds a successor. A former senator from Nez Perce county and pioneer seed merchant, Means praised for managing the hoof and mouth disease quarantine last year. No successor named.
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Tribune
Boise
Mar
Marcus A. Means
Lewiston
C. Moore
State Department of Maintenance
Means
New Perce County
Blackfoot Roundup Marks Friday Movements and Meetings
William H. Donner, agent at Fort Hall, transacting business in Blackfoot on Friday. B Morrils of Moore stopped in, Senator Line returned from Boise, and Senator Baker met with Representative Thoreson. The asylum board members traveled to Shelley for a St. John’s Lodge event. Rowl club discussed continuing farm bureau support. Mark Tuohy visiting Idaho Falls. A T Springer headed to Los Angeles. Carruth took a timekeeper post at Fort Hall Irrigation.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
William H. Donner
Fort Hall
B. Morrils
Moore
George A. Line
Boise
Baker
Custer County
Representative Thoreson
Asylum Board
Howard Henderson
H. C. Stains
Harry Kinney
Militon H. Fehner
Shelley
St. John's Lodge No. 53
Board of Directors
Row! Club
Farm Bureau
Mark Tuohy
Idaho Falls
A. T. Springer
Iday
Rosenheim Accepts Boise Candidacy Amid City Clerk Talks
G Rosenheim announces his acceptance of a Boise senate election bid. He says he will stay in the race and is confident of election. Nomination papers are circulating with other hopefuls for the city council seat.
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Boise
G. Rosenheim
Senate
Circula- Newhart
Caldwell to Welcome New Poultry Packing Plant
Caldwell officials approve leasing and opening of a poultry packing plant in block 73. The project, led by Albert Collins of Production & Co and D L Martindale, will involve a substantial investment and is expected to proceed with Swift Company and local representation confirming the plan. A formal option and confirmation are pending as of March 16.
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Caldwell
lAlbert Collins
Alec
Production & Co
Peskers
D. L. Martindale
A. L. Burcompany
Agh
Eialema
Wea
Ae Swift Inter
Pawl Ee Aes Company
Boise jeweler robbed by burglars on Wednesday
W P Hirt jeweler at 104 South Ninth street reported a break in early Wednesday morning. About $300 in necklaces, pencils, and trinkets were stolen after thieves shattered a plate glass door with a rock. An alarm of blood found on surfaces and a broken window frame noted.
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Boise
W. P. Hirt
South Ninth Street
F. G Nourse Auto Parts Company
Ninth and Grove Streets
Hirt
Glana
Blackfoot Boy Undergoes Leg Operation
Mrs. James Duckworth reports that Charles Sewell, a Blackfoot boy, had leg surgery by Dr Baldwin in Salt Lake City after his mother vetoed an amputation. The operation scraped bone without removing the limb and outcomes rest on recovery over the coming week. Sewell has been at the Primary hospital since last October for a centry injury to his leg and is connected to the L D Primary hospital and Red Cross efforts.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
James Duckworth
Sheets
Salt Lake City
Charles Sewell
Baldwin
Sewell
Aince
Lake City
Safort
Bingham Covey
Red Cross
Dankworth
L. D
McCammon Notes Local Visitations and Events
McCammon tribune reports David Hart visiting from Rigby on the way home from Chicago. Annie Morse Emma Fox visit Pocatello to see the Moroni Olsen performance at Idaho Tech auditorium. Various local residents travel, work changes at the depot, and family news including a baby birth in Ogden and visits to Salt Lake City.
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Tribune
McCammon
David Hart
Rigby
L. D
Mcammon
Chicago
Annie’ Morse
Emma Fox
Pocatello
Moroni Olsen
Idaho Tech
Reland Farmer
J. T. Gittins
Salt Lake City
L. D. Eberley
Can Depot
J. W. Towsley
I Palle
Mar Jenkins
Peau
Pauline
Men
Pocatello Thuregay
Melvin
Wearen
L. Hall
Hillman
Arlowie
Oak City
Sheen
Rae Mee Lewis Priday
Halford
Portage
Utah
Joe
Mra Mises
Amanda Wey Bak Ang Grant Shumway
Pocetelio Thuray
J. Pie
Run
Michanmen Pricay
Death of Young Man After Tonsil Operation
A healthy young man died after tonsil removal surgery on Saturday. Complications from the operation led to a transfusion and ongoing medical efforts by doctors and nurses, but he passed away on Sunday. Emily donated the blood for the transfusion.
Solons Slip and Increase Denied
Boise reports that the 1927 legislature will not grant a $10 a day pay raise as anticipated in house joint resolution No. 7. The measure would amend the constitution and require six weeks of county advertising before a people vote. The 1925 lawmakers did not provide funds for advertising and the secretary of state cannot pay. Rumors say attorney general A. H. Conner would sue to stop any advertising and create a deficiency.
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Boise
Secretary of State
Capitol
A. H. Conner
Advocate Entrance Idaho in Northwest Exposition
Edward P. Kemmer of the Tacoma chamber of commerce visited Boise on Friday to promote Idaho joining Oregon Washington and Montana in forming a northwest commercial and industrial exposition. The plan aims to unite regional commercial clubs to foster a westward exposition and trade, seeking eastward exposure.
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Idaho
Boise
Edward P. Kemmer
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Grand Central hosts Pacific Northwest expo in May
Idaho weighs a plan outlined by Mr. Kemmer and the Tacoma chamber of commerce to stage a two week agricultural and industrial products exposition in the Grand Central Building, New York, to promote the Pacific Northwest.
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Kemmer
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Grand Central
New York
Pacific Northwest
Boise Fire Department reports February losses
Boise's February fire loss totaled 25229 with buildings valued at 89000 and contents at 78850. Insurance covered 50900 on buildings and 39000 on contents. Fourteen alarms, seven hours of firefighting, 12800 gallons of water used, and 286 gallons of chemicals applied.
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Boise
W. A. Foster
Notice disavowing debts post March 6 1925 by Tracy Pugmire
Public notice states Tracy Pugmire will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Mary Thelma Pugmire after March 6 1925. The notice appears dated with docket style markers d m6 7 8 9.
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Mary Thelma Pugmire
Tracy Pugmire
Makes Autos Go 49 Miles on One Gallon of Gas
James A. May of 2351-C Lacotah Bidg. Sioux Falls offers a device that cuts gas use, removes carbon and prevents spark plug trouble. He claims cars achieve over 49 miles per gallon and invites agents, promising to send a free unit to one auto owner in each locality.
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Sioux Falls
James A. May
Lacotah
May
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Northern Pacific
York Fuel
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T.B. Seaith Co
Willard Land
West Lewis
American Legion
Stewart Hoover
Harry McGonagle
O. BK. Bills
Rex Dunlap
Bill
Re Oes
Agush
Burley
Mator
Department of Maintenance of
Rosenheim
Olga
Pocatello Lumber CO
Boise Jeweler
M'Cammon
Solons
Merb
W. Center
House of North
Western Auto Top & Awning Company
E. Center
Studebaker
Bannock Motor Company
N. Arthur
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