Koreans Go Angry After Stevens Interviews
D. W. Stevens a Seoul Japanese council member was shot at the ferry depot after a hotel assault by Koreans following interviews favorable to Japan. A Korean shooter was captured after a 500-person pursuit. Stevens and a wounded Korean were taken to a hospital. physicians say recovery is possible.
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Fairmont
D. W. Stevens
Seoul
Korea
Washington
N. W. Chun
I. W. Chong
Mr. Stevens
Central Emergency
Stevens
Whon
Japan
United States
Philippines
Washington agents probe Idaho land frauds in Boise
Assistant Attorneys General Peyton Gordon and William R. Hart fly to Boise to lead a new grand jury probe into Idaho land fraud charges. The move targets defendants released by Judge Whitson and questions Borah’s case, with officials indicating Borah will not face renewed indictment.
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Washington
Boise Statesman
Peyton Gordon
William R. Hart
Department of Justice
Boise
Whitson
Cuse
Sthma
Buick
Messrs
Burke
Burch
Senator Borah
Baltimore
Rtly
Borah
Gordon
Arr
Rommel to Depart McCammon for Salt Lake Mission
G H Rommel longtime McCammon resident and ineat farmer attends conference in the city and plans to leave April 1 for Salt Lake to begin a mission to the northern states of the L C B. He will be absent for two years or more.
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G. H. Rommel
McCammon
Salt Lake
L. C. 8. Ing
Will Seek Restoration to Army Rank for Carter
Oberlyn M. Carter former captain of the United States engineer corps plans to petition President Roosevelt to restore his army rank after a Savannah harbor graft case was vindicated by Judge Kohlsa. He aims to clear his name and has resisted high offers from engineering firms to preserve his standing.
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Chicago
the Tribune Today
Oberlyn M. Carter
United States Engineer Corps
Savannah Harbor
Kohlsa
Roosevelt
Libel Suit Dismissed In Ada County Court
C H Libby for plaintiff moved Saturday to dismiss the case Bragaw versus Governor Gooding Lyon and Cobb owners of Idaho Daily Statesman libel action. The action stemmed from an interview about deficiency warrants linked to Western Federation trials for former Governor Steunenberg’s murder. The dismissal follows a demurrer’s sustainment.
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Boise Statesman
C. H. Libby
Ada County
Robert S. Bragaw
F. R. Gooding
John B. Lyon
Calvin Cobb
T the Idaho Daily Statesman
State Auditor
Gooding
Western Federation
Steunenberg
Spokane train robbers escape due to crooked outside jail
Spokane police and Great Northern detectives accuse outside jail sabotage that enabled the bandits to slip away at Helena. Officials also report a pending deal to surrender 600 hidden men in return for sentences not exceeding ten years.
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Spokane
Great Northern
Helena
Why Heyburn Excluded Idaho From Smoot Bill
Washington March 23 Senator Heyburn explains his reasons for striking Idaho from the Smoot enlarged homestead bill He cites opposition to 320 acre holdings pending Carey act land segregations and ample irrigation water Idaho’s future settlement potential and caution against hasty public land legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Idaho
Supreme Court Rules Minnesota Rate Law Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court of the United States declared the Minnesota railroad rate law unconstitutional due to the enormous penalties it imposed. The ruling centers on statutory penalties and implications for railroad regulation and interstate commerce.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Minnesota
Church Women to Sew for Fair at Trinity Hall and Mrs Gasser’s
The Congregational Church ladies will sew this week at Trinity hall on Wednesday and Thursday for the Y M C A and at Mrs Gasser's on Monday Tuesday and Friday. They are making items for the church fair scheduled for April 10 and 15.
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Congregational Church
Trinity Hall
Y. M
Murderer in the toils after Chicago killings confession
Kentucky desperado D. D. Edwards, accused of killing J. W. Davis in Tennessee, was captured in Georgia and brought to Chattanooga. He testified to having killed fifteen men, adding he did not count several African Americans killed in a Chicago riot, saying he never looked back at the black people he shot.
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Kentucky
Chattanooga
D. D. Edwards
J. W. Davis
Trenton
Edwards
Chicago
Thousands to Be Deporting Undesirables in Pittsburg
Pittsburg report says investigations will deport thousands of foreigners from the district in months. John T. Harper, immigration bureau agent, gathers statistics as federal authorities hone deportation to curb anarchy and reduce indigent foreign burdens.
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Pittsburg
John T. Harper
Immigration Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Salmon River project to open for entry in late May
The Salmon river project near Twin Falls will be opened for entry during the last week in May. W. S. Kuhn of Twin Falls North Side Land & Water Company will finance the project, and the state board of land commissioners gave tentative approval. The 150000 acre tract was launched by John E. Hayes and George F. Sprague who secured the segregation after persistent effort.
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Boise
Idaho
Salmon River
Twin Falls South Side Project
W. 8. Kuhn
Twin Falls
Mr. Kuhn
Tornado Hits Feliciana Parish. Casualties Reported
Reports from Baton Rouge say a tornado swept Feliciana Parish early today. Norwood, about 50 miles north, reports one dead and many fatally injured. Telephone and telegraph service are prostrated.
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Baton Rouge
Feliciana Parish
Norwood
Roy Webb and Miss Brown Wed in Rockland Albion Wedding
Roy Webb of Rockland and Miss Brown of Albion were married by Probate Judge Johnson this morning.
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Roy Webb
Rockland
Miss Brown
Albion
Johnson
Idaho Reports Big Electric Railway Contract Award
The Idaho Statesman notes the Don ald Grant company won the contract to build the Gooding Milner electric railway from Gooding toward Jerome with progress toward Wendell and Milner by spring. A large power plant at Lower Salmon Falls near Hagerman will cost 400000 to 500000 dollars and produce about 30000 horsepower for railway needs.
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Idanho Hotel
Boise
Inland Empire
Idaho
Donald Grant Company
Gooding-Milner Electric
Snake River
Salmon Falls
Wendell
Donald Grant
Statesman
Jerome
Gooding
Milner
Grant
Twin Falls North Side Company
L D S Church Dedicates New Pocatello Ward in Conference
The Thirty ninth Quarterly Conference of the Pocatello Stake marked a milestone for the L D S church with five public meetings and a grand choir concert aimed at clearing church indebtedness. Attendance reached about 700 on Sunday as authorities led dedicatory services and discussed gospel authority and church organization. Changes included stake officers and ward leadership shifts, plus a new ward at American Falls with Chas Johnson as bishop.
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Pocatello Stake
Ward
Edwin Edgley
Council of Seventies
Nibley
William B. Preston
Martin Luther
Book of
Mormon Church
The
Mutual
Roy Harrison
Lockhead
Pond
Douglass
Miss Hansen
Bishop Nibley
Elder Hart
Shepherd
Elder Smith
Lovely
Stake Mutual
Messrs. Harrison and Hyde
Mesdames Douglas and Williams
Arthur Edgley
Hyrum Kay
L. ©. Pond
Finn H. Berg
Joseph Heath
Thos, Olive
Gilbert J. Pidcock
Nephi
Wood
Thos. L. Cox
David Clark
William Howells
William Spillman
North Side Gates Open Ceremony in Twin Falls
The Twin Falls North Side main canal gates opened in a ceremony led by Mrs. W. S. Kuhn. Attendees included Boise figures Governor Gooding, state land board members, and numerous company officials and guests.
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D. C. McWatters
Jerome Hill
Pittsburg
Hill
Kuhn
H. L. Hollister
R. W. Faris
D. H. Porterfield
Am erican Fleet Visit Enthuses Tokyo Press
Tokyo reports across papers express pleasure at the invitation to receive the American fleet. Consensus praises the prompt U S acceptance as a sign of friendship and urges the government to fund the reception generously.
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Tokio
United States
Japan
Bakersfield Start for New York to Paris Race
The American car in the New York to Paris race left Bakersfield at 8:00 AM for San Francisco heading toward the west coast start point.
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Bakersfield
Calif
New York
Paris
San Francisco
Poor millionaires sell costly yachts in New York
A March 21 report from New York details a bargain counter sale of yachts by the citys rich. Over 4 million dollars in luxury vessels, ranging from 300 foot yachts to 70 foot racing sloops, are listed at deep discounts as wealth and maintenance costs push top families toward disposals. Names cited include Gould Vanderbilt Astor Leeds Billings and others.
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New York
Gould
Vanderbilt
Astor Leeds
Billings
Tommy Hannigan Takes Day Mixologist Role at Office Saloon
Tommy Hannigan the son in law of Ed Mooney accepts a position as day mixologist at the Office saloon. He joins the staff to prepare drinks and serve patrons during daytime hours.
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Tommy Hannigan
Ed. Mooney
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Trenton, GA
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A. J. Wiley
Shoshone Falls
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