Four Men Killed In Kennewick Encounter
In Kennewick Washington a posse caught a gang of robbers after two stores were robbed. Marshal Mike Glover and Deputy Joe Halsey died from wounds. Sheriff McNeil was seriously wounded but recovered to kill one bandit and capture another, a 16 year old named Robert Layton. Frank Perry also died from a accidental shooting. The youth called Ernest Barker or Walter Larkins claimed to be Kid Pasker from Seattle.
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Robert Layton
Jacob Lake
Mike Glover
Joe Halsey
Kennewick
Wash
McNeil
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Northern Pacific
Frank Perry
Sheriff's Posse
Glover
Halsey
Sheriff McNeil
Ernest Barker
Florence
Colorado
Walter Larkins
Seattle
Kid” Pasker
Democrat Erastus Neil Casts Switch to Republicans
Erastus E Neil former Pocatello police member under Mayor Steely announced he left the Democratic party after opposing the Dubois platform and campaign. He said he will align with Republicans, citing conscience and opposition to current Democratic leadership. Neil long managed Weezer Lumber in Rupert and owns property on the Minidoka tract, with home at Heyburn.
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Erastus
Neil
Pocatello
Steely
Heyburn
Mr. Neil
Tribune
Democratic Party of
Idaho
West
Dubois
Democratic Party of Idaho
Weezer Lumber Company
Rupert
Minidoka
Five Drunken Indians Rounded Up by Depot Officer
Depot Officer William Edgely arrested Simon Lewis and four other Bannocks last night for selling liquor to Bannock Indians. Lewis awaits examination before Court Commissioner Caldwell. the posse captured the drunken group near the Short Line shops after a high fence chase.
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William Edgely
Simon Lewis Les
Caldwell
Edgely
Bastile
Conscripts Defy Officers at Raratos Quarters
Six hundred conscripts summoned for service gathered at headquarters in Rusela on November 1 singing revolutionary songs and defying officers. Many were treated.
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Raratos
Rusela
Conscripia
Hemequarters
Hearst Returns From Final Campaign Trip
William R Hearst arrived back in New York from his last statewide tour feeling tired but well though hoarse after the extensive campaign schedule. He had completed the final drive to rally support across the state and spoke briefly with reporters before rest.
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Hearst
New York
William R. Hearst
William Scully will disinherit daughters in vast estate
The will of William Scully known as Lord Scully was filed in Washington. It leaves all lands to his widow and disinherits his three daughters Mary Julia and Kathleen and their descendants with no provision for them. The document cites “superabundant reasons” for this action.
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Washington
William Scully
Scully
America
Mary
Julia
Kathleen
Largest lodging house opens in Boston as People's Palace
The Salvation Army open its five story People's Palace in Boston's south end for workingmen. Built at a quarter of a million dollars, it features 250 rooms a swimming pool reading rooms social spaces and a baggage area.
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Boston
Ney
People's Palace
Salvation Army
South End
Sold Whiskey to Indians in Bannock country
Charles Sprecker was arrested Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriff Sell for giving two half pint bottles of bad liquor to Bannock Indians Tape and Salmon. He pleaded guilty before U S Court Commissioner Fred Caldwell and was committed to county jail in lieu of $100 bail awaiting federal grand jury action. A third intoxicated Indian escaped. a barber examination of scalps yielded a humorous remark from the barber.
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Charles Sprecker
Sell
United States Court
Fred Caldwell
Sprecker
Fries and Jensen Wed in Pocatello Tonight
A license to marry was issued by Deputy County Clerk Delos Campbell to Archie Fries a North Main street cigar merchant and Miss Martha Jensen of Pocatello. They will be married tonight.
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Delos Campbell
Archie Fries
North Main Street
Martha Jensen
Pocatello
New York Post Office Sets Record October Receipts
The New York post office receipts from stamp sales in October totaled 1 721 969 dollars the largest single month in office history. Postmaster Wilcox says this reflects extraordinary national prosperity.
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Pocatello
New York
New York Post Office
Wilcox
Abolition of Coal Export Duty Triggers Fleet Sails
London reports the export duty on coal ended at midnight. Hundreds of coal laden ships set sail for foreign ports while more than fifty steamers departed the British channel.
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London
British Channel
Tremendous Dividends Paid Across New York Banks Today
New York banks paid out more than sixty five millions in dividends today. Among the major corporations distributing profits were the Canadian Pacific, Great Northern, and Northern Pacific.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
George Ade Engaged to Helen Hale in Boston
Boston November 1 Henry W Savage announces dramatist George Ade will marry Miss Helen Hale college graduate and singer with Savage Opera companies. Ade is a noted playwright and humorist.
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Boston
Henry W. Savage
George Ade
Helen Hale
Coleege
Savage Opera
Obituary: James D.P. Yeoman Dies at 61
Washington Nav 1 James D P Yeoman former Interstate Commerce Commission member died today from complications of diseases at age sixty one.
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Washington
Nav
James DP
Yeo‘Yhans
The
Interetate Commerce Commission
No Reason Baby Is Thin Fretful Night Worms Cited
An ad-style notice promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy for thin sickly babies blamed on worms. It urges not to use unproven medicines and credits Mrs. A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy for the product.
Flour sale advertised by Richmond Utah mills
A notice states the Richmond Utah flour mills offer sacks of flour for sale through leading merchants.
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Richmond, Utah
Idaho Voters Protected From Intimidation in Franchise Here
Senatorial candidate W Borah declares Idaho will safeguard every citizen's right to vote amid reports of plans to challenge Mormon voters in southeast counties. He condemns the tactic as an attempt to deter participation and urges law officers to ensure lawful, unimpeded ballots for all eligible voters.
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Idaho
W. Borah
United States
Pocatello
Washington County
Lemhi
the Tribune
Dubois
Borah
Ous
Chas
Herbert Jackson
Tam
Senator Heyburn on Mormon voting rights stance
Idaho Senator Heyburn told the Idaho Press that no disfranchisement of Mormons would occur under Section Three of Article Six as long as they keep faith with the country. He noted polygamy excludes both Mormon and non Mormon individuals from voting or holding office and said those disfranchised have no complaint.
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United States
Harrison
Brady Assails Democrats Over Mormon Voting Challenge Plan
Chairman Brady of the Republican state committee issued a Boise statement accusing the Democratic State Central Committee of attempting to bar Mormon voters in southeastern Idaho. He cites Mr. C C H Jackson being sent to counties to place challengers at polls and alleges threats and intimidation to disfranchise voters.
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Brady
Republican State Committee
Boise
Idaho
Democratic State Central Committee
CC. H. Jackson
Democratic Committee
Idahoo
Republican
Republican State Central Committee
Een
Re. Keard
James TH Brady
Academy to Host Football and Basketball Doubleheader Saturday
The Academy schedules a football match with Albion Normal School after a snow hindered clash two weeks ago. The Academy team has since improved with practice games against Pocatello High and its junior squad under Coach Upjohn, emphasizing speed and new rules. The girls basketball team, coached by Cheeney, beat Albion two weeks ago and will play again Saturday as a Dolse High School game is planned soon. A recital of Hiawatha by Katherine Erta Bowden with motion pictures will also be held in the Assembly hall.
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Academy
Albion Normal School
Albion
Pocatello High School
Upjohn
Cheeney
West
Dolse High School
Assembly Hall
Hiawatha
Katherine Erta-Bowden
Utes Reportedly Split Into Two Bands in Wyoming
Sheridan, Wyo November 1 Two armed Ute bands are said to be dispersed with one group on Bear Creek about twenty miles south of Birney Montana and another along Hanging Woman Creek in Powder Valley. Eight officers and troopers moved from Birney while Colonel Augur breaks camp north of Sheridan and Captain Williams with signal corps prepares wires to link Birney to Sheridan.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Bear Creek
Birney
Montana
Hanging Woman Creek
Powder Valley
Fort Kough
Ashland
Augur
Sherive’s Ranch
Williams
Signal Corps
Bir- Rey
Roosevelt turkey hunt visit with Wilmer in Scottsville
President Roosevelt and Mr. Wilmer joined a turkey hunt in Scottsville Virginia on November 1 as part of a local outing. The brief excursion drew attention from residents and reporters covering the president’s day trip.
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Scottsville
Roosevelt
Mr. Wilmer
Taft Arrival Eyed With Large Idaho Welcome
The Taft visit to Idaho faces delays with official events in Pocatello and Boise. An immense crowd is expected at the depot, with a special train schedule outlining stops from Pocatello to Boise and speeches planned along the route. Governor Gooding and Immigration Commissioner Allen Miller will greet Taft in Montpelier.
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Borah
Pocatello
Boise
War Taft
Taft
Calvin Cobb
Boise Statesman
Green River
Wyo
Dubois
Philippines
Mr. Taft
Michigan
State Committee
W. E. Borah
Washington County
Halloween Pranks Plague Town with Mischief and Vandals
Overnight mischief by youths overturns outhouses, tears up gates, punctures tires, and moves wagons in an eerie All Hallows Eve spree. A delivery wagon is dragged across a river, a buggy is found broken, and few escaped the vandalism as rain and cold hindered heavier thefts.
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Hallowe'en
Court Houwsee
Kinport Peak
Academy
Paris Court Bars Publication of Sult Divorce Details
Paris headlines recount Count De Castellane's bid to stop news of his divorce proceedings. French law makes public nature of court testimony a criminal offense, limiting how much of the case newspapers may print.
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Paris
Count de Castellane
Poris
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