Secretary Cortelyou Advances Large Panama Bond Issue
Bankers and financiers support Secretary Cortelyou as he issues fifty millions in Panama bonds and one hundred millions in certificates of indebtedness to ease currency stringency. Temporary receipts aim to relieve scarcity and curb cash premiums. Congress faces rapid relief measures with asset or bond system options and tight taxation to limit bank credit expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Uncle Sam
Congress
New York
Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Guilty of Murder in Second Degree in Colorado Case
J W Reeve, a railroad brakeman, and a fellow worker were found guilty of second degree murder for setting a car fire at the Colorado and Southern yards in Boulder on August 10. The explosion killed three men and caused extensive property damage. A minimum sentence of ten years was recommended. Reeve claimed intoxication and lack of knowledge of dynamite. His motive cited as sympathy with striking switchmen.
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Boulder
Colo
J. W. Reeve
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Reeve
New Jersey
Colorado & Southern
Delegates to Boise Convention From Pocatello Club
Five delegates from the Pocatello Commercial club depart for Boise this evening to attend the League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs convention. President James H. Prady joins as executive committee member alongside John J. Hull W. H. Lockhart C. W. Gray and D. W. Church. Oscar Sonnenkalb appears by proxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Boise
League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
James H. Prady
Pocatello Club
John J. Hull
W. H. Lockhart
C. W. Gray
D. W. Church
Qoscar Sonnenkalb
Italian coal theft arrests at Oregon Short Line
Two Italian railroad workers were arrested last Saturday by Special Agent Brown and a deputy in the afternoon for stealing coal from the Oregon Short Line. They pled guilty before Justice Felix Van Reuth and were fined ten dollars each, which they paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Brown
Justice of the Peace
Felix van Reuth
Stage Hold-Up Near Salmon Sees No Treasure Found
A lone masked bandit halted the Salmon and Bedrock stage, ordering the driver off. No treasure was aboard and a sheriff's posse from Salmon failed to locate the highwayman.
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Salmon and Bedrock
Salmon
Curb Bid Tops Government Certificates Sale in New York
On November 18 in New York a nominal bid of 101 for government certificates of indebtedness was placed on the curb to relieve the financial stringency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Italian Laborers Leave Spokane A Heavy Winter Travel Trend
Italian laborers in Spokane are buying tickets east to the middle west and to Europe in unusually large numbers. Rail lines report many plan to return to Italy for Christmas and bring families, with Alaska miners showing strong earnings this year.
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Spokane
Europe
Pasenger
Sunny I Taly
Middle West
W. S. Brewater
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Seattle
Northwest
Alaska
Taft Returning Home From Europe
Secretary Taft has secured passage to New York aboard the Hamburg American liner Pres. and was sailing from Hamburg. The report places Taft en route to the United States as November progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Taft
New York
Ith
Trial for Her Life: Mrs. Bradley Faces Murder Charge
Washington scene as Mrs. Bradley begins the second week of her trial for the murder of former U S Senator Arthur Brown of Utah. Witnesses for the defense include Salt Lake acquaintances and doctors while press reports describe her as pale and distressed and claiming Brown was the father of her two children.
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Washington
Brown
Charles “‘Otreil
Associated Press
Lohman
Nolice
Bradley
Molinelli Lands Six Pound Eleven Ounce Trout
Leon F. Molinelli fished the Big Bend river yesterday and hooked a trout weighing six pounds thirteen ounces. The fight lasted forty minutes as Ben Bean offered loud advice from a canvas boat, closely rivaling the nearby record trout by Dutch Lehrbas.
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Leon F. Molinelli
Big Bend
Lehrbas
Ben Bean
Mr. Molinelli
Leon
Tax collections to remain steady despite money stringency
Boise Idaho November 18 State Treasurer Hastings asked forty state depository banks for letters about money stringency on January tax payments. Twenty six replies so far say tax collections will not be affected. Collectors are expected to accept personal checks. cash demands could cause trouble.
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Boise
Idaho
Hastings
Street Car Strike in Louisville Runs Smoothly
About a hundred cars operated on Louisville’s principal lines as street car workers struck today. No disorder occurred among strikers or their sympathizers. The company reports more than a dozen former workers applied to resume their old positions this morning.
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Louisville
Apples and seaside brands noted in Oregon region
The record lists various apple names including Heckman’s New Plymouth Beach McFall apples from Shoshone and Wright Fruit Company apples from Union. It mentions a party proposal directing people to meet P. Hannifen at 7 North Harrison.
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Heckman
New Plymouth
McFall
Shoshone
Wright Fruit Company
Union
Oregon
Cove
P. Hannifen
N. Harrison
Press Club at Blackfoot Enjoys Big Time Event
The Eastern Idaho Press club met in Blackfoot with 34 attendees over two days. Members toured the state asylum, attended a public meeting, and shared a New England dinner celebrating J W Jones's 34th wedding anniversary.
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New England
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Blackfoot
Southeast
Press Bunch
Grove City
Byrd Trego
Asylum
Armory Hall
Karl Reidelsberger
Chamberlain
Episcopal
Edwards
Methodist Church
Harrington
New Commercial
Press Club
J. W. Jones
Rigby
Jones
Grove City Club
R. G. Roberts
Wilbur
Rancher Killed In Haystack Accident At Soda Springs
Churchill B. Scott pioneer rancher of Soda Springs country died Saturday forenoon when a haystack collapsed and he fell. His grandson found the body. head injuries were severe with an ear nearly severed. Scott was a respected eastern county resident and left a large family. Burial was at Soda.
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Churchill B. Scott
Soda Springs
C. B. Scott
Soda
Zion farm owner relocates to Idaho tract for new country venture
Salt Lake Republican reports William Kraack has sold his Zion fruit farm near Little Cottonwood Canyon after thirteen years of improvements. He trades Salt Lake property once worth 1500 for beach land, then sells the Zion farm to Martin McGraft of Park City for 5000. Kraack, a baker and former soldier, plans to join a large scale fruit and grain project in Tilden Idaho, 10 miles west of the Snake River, near Blackfoot and Pocatello.
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Salt Lake
William Kraack
Zion
Little Cottonwood Canyon
Tilden
Idaho
Kraach
Martin, McGraft
Park City
Summit County
Salt Lake County
Bingham County
Ida
Snake River
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Kraaek
Choice winter apples and keepers featured by Hannafin
Desiring buyers are advised to see P Hannafin at 557 North Harrison for a selection of choice winter apples and long keepers.
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P. Hannafin
North Harrison
Editors and papers named in regional notice
Editor Wahlen of the Paris Post, T. Barber of the Shoshone Jour. Truxton Talbot of the Pocatello Ad vance, W. H. Peek of the Pocatello Mail.
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Editor Wahlen
The
Paris Post
T. Barber
Shoshone Jour
Truxton Talbot
Pocatello Advance
W. H. Peek
Pocatello Mail
Maids Easy Win Over Albion Normal Girls 17 to 2
The Academy of Idaho women’s basketball team defeated Albion Normal 17 to 2 in a fast, clean game. Bertha Hays and Grace Kerr led with multiple baskets, while Lizzie Germer and Ethel Moore contributed strong defense and scoring. Rea refereed, Furey captained, and coaches urged more schools to contact captain Gwendolynne Furey for league play.
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Academy of Idaho
Albion State Normal School
Academy
A. of I
Albion
Miss McFall
Shoshone
Bertha Hays
Grace Kerr
Genevieve Gee
Ethel Moore
Gwen. Furey
Mayme Taylor
Lizzie Germer
Miss Rea
Pocatello Public Schools
Steendahl
Morris
Retherford
Gwendolynne Furey
Faithful Servant Granted Pension for Long Railroad Service
Steve Staley of Montpelier retired Nov 1 from the Short Line with a pension but has not learned the pension amount. A wartime veteran, he served over four years in the Civil War, then spent 41 years with Union Pacific and Short Line as engineer, hostler, and pump-house supervisor, never laid off and leaving with a clean record.
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Montpelier
Steve Staley
Staley
Lincoln
Hamilton
Ohio
Omaha
Union Pacific Machine Shops
Evanston
Green River
U. P
Writ of Review Challenged Over Sheep Additions in Washington County
Boise Idaho November 18 State Audit or Bragaw served with notice of issuance by the supreme court directing him as secretary of the state board of equalization. The attorney of Washington county challenges the board action adding 78840 sheep to the county returns. Such additions occurred in several counties.
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Boise
Idaho
Bragaw
Supreme Court
Hin
State Board of Equalization
Washington County
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Sec'y Gortelyou
Comercial Club
Good Securities
Annie Bradley
Senator Brown
Molinelli
Haystack
Zion Farm
United States
Germany
Fort Douglas
Sixth Infantry
Salt Lake Valley
Fort Baker
Albion State Normal
Pioneer
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