Pocatello Democratic Convention Names City Officers
The Pocatello Democratic city convention fixed the ticket and platform. James Knowles selected as police judge, James H Dodds mayor, Eliza Birch treasurer, Thomas H Davis clerk, W C Roeder engineer, and councilmen elected by ward. Delegates debated finances and promised economical management and sanitary improvements.
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James H. Dodds
Thomas H. Davis
James M. Knowles
Eliza R. Birch
W. C. Roeder
Chas
E. Brooks
Thomas H. Kane
W. T. Reeves
W. G. Lockhart
N. P. Nielson
James Knowles
Reeves
Pocatello
F. M. Watson
Pat Gallagher
Les Camrtell
Les
Gallagher
N. P. Nielsen
A. T. Jones
F. M. Watsco
Hugh Maguire
James Grant
H. W. Maguire
James Harvey
O. Fetzer
J. Shea Prcexy
J. Shea
P. J. Knowles
Joe Mombert
J. G. Kotosserail
James Dwyer Prcexy
James Dwyer
J. J. Kine
Pat Scarry
Frank Scally
Marvin Gallagher
Robi. Gienn
A. B. Wheeler
Tom Gilmore
Les Campbell
L. T. Lamb
W. A. Gross
Jon Barton
al Merchant
J. H. Townsend
J. M. Knowles
W. A. Circus
Committee On Resolutions
Democrats of
J. H. Dodds
Dodds
James Mr. Knowles
Knowles
N. P Nielsoo
Eliza Birch
Birch
Thos. H. Davis
Chas. E. Brooks
Chos
H. Kane
Wm. G. Lane
A. W. Merchant
J. W. Ash
W. A. Holtzheimer
Stratton will case opens in Colorado Springs court
In Colorado Springs the Stratton will dispute began in district court with J Harry Stratton suing the estate of W B Stratton over a 15 million memorial home for the indigent. Detective Harry G Berry testified about alleged jury tampering by Stratton defense attorneys and was cross examined by Senator Welcott. Berry admitted he aided the Stratton attorneys and then joined the administrators team, sparking a sensation.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Stratton
J. Harry Stratton
W. 8
Straton
Harry G. Betty
Berry
Welcott
Barry
Elks Lodge
Harry Stratton
Rare Books Offered by Rev Murphy for Quick Sale
Rare and valuable books dating from 1698 offered by Rev P Murphy. Historical collection, symbol of rare volumes available at bargain prices. Application required to list interest and arrange viewing.
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P. Murphy
Quiet Seattle inquest amid five streetcars running
In Seattle March 26 the city’s electric line operates with only five cars under a restraining order. The day’s inquest into Edwin L. Burdick’s murder proceeds with a calm mood as Rev. L M Powers testifies and witnesses describe threats related to a divorce case.
Inquest Verdicts Expected From Pennell Hearing
The Pennell inquest is to have verdicts handed down as the hearing ends. Judge Murphy rules no more witnesses and will not reopen Monday. Chemist Hill report cites contents of Burdick’s stomach and a golf stick with no blood traces.
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Pennell
Murphy
Burdick
Moody selects Guantanamo as West Indies naval station
Secretary Moody after a site inspection chooses Guantanamo Cuba as the principal U S naval station in the West Indies. He, Senator Proctor and Congressmen Cannon, Ross and Gillett arrived on the Dolphin to assess the land, water and defenses and plan for a 20 square mile purchase with fortifications and a dry dock to deter sea attacks.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Moody
United States
West Indies
Proctor
Cannon, Ross and Gillett
Dolphin
Army
Navy
Steel Gang Lays New Rails Between Ross Fork and Blackfoot
At Ross Fork Idaho March special report notes the Oregon Short Line steel crew laying new rails between Ross Fork and Blackfoot with completion expected in a few days. Seven typhoid cases surface at Ft Hall School with two serious but improving. authorities implement precautions. Cattle near West move from bottoms after a mild winter. Indian school recruitment by O O Keller from Grand Junction Colorado aims to bring pupils home with him.
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Ross Fork
Blackfoot
Ft. Hall School
Idaho
W. J. West
O. O. Keller
Grand Junction
Colorado
Oregon
Merger Filed Linking Steel Firms Under National Steel
Articles of merger filed in Trenton merge American Steel Switch, National Steel, and Carnegie into National Steel with 63 million dollars capitalization. Combined old companies total 252 million. Annual state fee savings exceed 7000. Union joins United States Steel plan to consolidate subs, collapse sub divisions, and make parent the operating stockholder.
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American Steel Switch Company
National Steel Company
Carnegie Company
New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
General Corporation
Wages Raised for NYNH & Hartford Trainmen in New Haven
President Hall of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad has decided to substantially increase wages for trainmen in New Haven Connecticut on March 26. The action signals a major pay boost for operating crews this year.
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New Haven, Conn
Hall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Youth Rescues Mother by Shooting Father in Home
Ray Jackson, 19, shot his father Alongo Jackson at their home near OChiago on March 26 to defend his mother who was being beaten by the drunk husband. The youth attempted to surrender but fled after his mother pleaded. he was later captured.
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Ochiago
Ray Jackson
Alongo Jackson
Washington
Post Office Department
George W. Beavers
Chilean Praise Case Ties to Zelaya Agent
Chilean papers report an announcement involving Presidente Pinta and an agent of President Zelaya of Nicaragua. The note mentions a household cleaning cue and a Troy Laundry reference tied to the March 26 dispatch.
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Panama
Presidente Pinta
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Russia Seeks 100 Million Loan in France
Berlin dispatch reports Russia is negotiating a loan of 100 million francs with French lenders. The effort aims to shore up finances amid postwar uncertainty and international lending pressures.
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Berlin
Chen Tang Arrives in San Francisco as New Chinese Minister
The steamer Korea arrived from the Orient today carrying Sir Chen Tang K R M G the new Chinese minister to the United States. He travels with his full suite and about twenty students in his party to begin duties in Washington.
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Yellow Man
The
Korea
Navy approves early midshipman appointment change
The Navy Secretary allows an extra midshipman appointment at Annapolis this year due to the naval appropriation bill increasing midshipmen. Examinations set for April 18 at Spokane Ogden and Reiss.
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Boise
Ogden
Spokane
Naval Academy
Heyturn
Netx
Annapolis
Reiss
Tragedy Over Sheep Sparks Bangor Shootout Near Oroville
In Bangor twelve miles from Oroville California a clash over sheep owned by Sewell left Ed Dickhouse dead, J P Kimbrell shot in the groin and arm, and Will Unory shot through the seat. Shadrick Sowell, an elder Bangor resident, fired the shots.
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Oroville
Cal
Bangor
Ed, Dickhouse
J. P. Kimbrell
Will Unory
Shadrick Sowell
Sewell
Chicago Wheat May 19g price report
Chicago wheat quotes show May delivery at 19g per bushel with a generic market note. The terse item records futures activity and price movement without additional context or players.
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Chicago
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