Supreme Idaho ruling affirms full cash value taxation
Idaho Supreme Court holds county assessors must value all taxable property at full cash value and may not bind the county by agreed valuations. The case First National Bank of Weiser v Washington County reverses part of a lower court ruling on bank stock valuation, detailing assessor authority and taxpayer rights amid board of equalization procedures.
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Supreme Court of Idaho
First National Bank of Weiser
Wash
Ington County
Boise Statesman
Board of Equalization of
Washington County
Airshie
Sullivan
Stewart
Board of Equalization
Zelaya Threats Prompt U S Consul Refuge in Managua
The U S consul at Managua seeks legation protection after Zelaya threatens him. Nicaragua’s congress meets December 1 amid talk Zelaya may flee by night. Rumors say Irias could succeed Zelaya as president with uprisings suspected near Chindagua.
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United States
Managua
Legation
Zelaya
Washington
Pacific
Irias
Nicaragua
Corinto
Revolutionary Army
Chindagra
Pennsylvania Graft Case Opens in Harrisburg
A special term of the criminal court meets to try Joseph M. Huston the architect of the state capitol on a conspiracy to defraud charge tied to a bill for 272 desks. Co-defendants include contractor John H. Sanderson ex Audtor General W P Snyder ex State Treasurer W L Mathues and ex Superintendent J M Shumaker all linked to the desk invoice.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Joseph M. Huston
Huston
John H. Sanderson
W. P. Snyder
W. L. Mathues
J. M. Shumaker
Prohibition Amendment Drives Birmingham Voters
Band music surrounded four voting places in Birmingham as women and children gathered to influence votes for the constitutional amendment. Deputy sheriffs and extra police guarded polls with intense excitement as business in the city slowed.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Woman's body found in abandoned Crinklaw ranch well
Authorities investigate a suspected murder after a woman's body was found in an abandoned well on the Crinklaw ranch near Los Angeles. The well was boarded up and extraction attempts last night failed. renewed efforts are planned today by sheriff and coroner officials.
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Los Angeles
Crinklaw Ranch
Murderer at Large Near Frontenac
Authorities in Frontenac believe the slayer of William Bork his wife and their three year old son found murdered on a remote road five miles north may never be caught. Not a single clue has been discovered.
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Frontenac
William Bork
Here
Taft Dictating Annual Message to Congress
President Taft is drafting his annual message to Congress and expects to finish by midweek for delivery to the public printer. The process continues as he compiles the address outlining policy and recommendations.
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Taft
Washington
Congress
Australasian pair win Davis Cup doubles in straight sets
Sydney report says the Australasian defenders defeated the Americans in straight sets in the doubles semifinal today at the international tennis tournament.
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Sydney
Model of the Gyroscope Car Impresses England
Louis Brennan inventor of Brennan torpedo has proved his gyroscope car is practical after years of work. A forty foot car ran on a London rail carrying forty passengers up and down a straight track and around curves. The monorail balance resembled a tight rope act as the car spun to stay upright. He has secured patents in Britain and other nations.
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Louis Brennan
Brennan
Mr Brennan
London
Suspicious Circumstances Surround Woman Death
Miss Margaret Latham a 29 year old stenographer for Short Line died yesterday morning of peritonitis. A post mortem by Dr. Frank Sprague and colleagues led to the body being moved to Percy C. Silver's for instructions from relatives in Wellsville Utah. An inquest is planned Friday or Saturday due to suspicious circumstances surrounding her death.
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Margaret Latham
Pocatello
Short Line
North Arthur Avenue
Frank Sprague
W. A. Wright
F. H. Poole
Percy C. Silver
North Main Street
Wellsville
Utah
A. H. Lindquist
Coronier
No Boys in Pool Halls Order Raised in Pocatello
Mayor D W Church orders enforcement of a city ordinance barring anyone under 16 from pool halls in Pocatello. Police Chief George W Smith notified Williams Brothers pool hall proprietors last Friday that the rule would be strictly applied, with fines from five to twenty five dollars for each offense.
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Pocatello
D. W. Church
George W. Smith
Williams Brothers
City of Pocatello
City of
Chicago Wheat Ends with December at 1.05
Chicago market report notes December wheat closed at 1.05 per bushel on November 29, reflecting modest gains as trading concluded. No additional context available in the fragment.
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Chicago
Pocatello Curfew Campaign Starts as Four Youths Arrested
Judge Moyes presided over a new curfew enforcement drive in Pocatello. Four teenage sons of prominent families were detained for being out after hours, throwing rocks at a laundry, rattling doors, and making noise. They were released on promise to appear, with warning of juvenile court action on a repeat offense.
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Pocatello
Moyes
Tom Laundry
North Arthur Avenue
Juvenile Court
State Reform School
Bryan to Panama on South America tour plans
William Jennings Bryan prepares a tour of South and Central America and a Panama Canal visit. He passed through El Paso en route to Galveston where he will spend a few days duck hunting.
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el Paso
Texas
William Jennings Bryan
South
Central America
Panama Canal
Mr. Bryan
Galveston
Money Available for the Completion of Big Canal
Ample funds exist for finishing the Portneuf Marsh Valley Irrigation project in Bannock county. A trust deed filed shows bonds totaling 300000 sold by the Colonial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago with L C Rose as trustee. The trust uses company water rights contracts and franchises to secure redemption in ten years, and the 1910 irrigation season will start with water ready for lands in the area. Joseph Burns of Lincoln Nebraska directs canal construction, aiming to make Pocatello a key agricultural center.
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Portneuf-Marsh Valley Company
L. C. Rose
Colonial Trust Company
Chicago
Illinois
Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Company
Bannock County
Court House
Colonial Trust and Savings Bank
Rose
Portneu-Marsh Valley Irrigation Company
Joseph Burns
Lincoln
Neb
Pocatello
Stephens on Trial in Rape Case Before Judge Budge
William J. Stephens, barber, faces rape charges in district court before Judge Alfred Budge with a jury. lengthy jury selection this forenoon and afternoon, names of talesmen, peremptory challenges, and later examiners listed. Case deemed potentially brief and may finish in two days amid additional criminal and civil dockets and a mortgage foreclosure judgment entered for Bannock Abstract Co.
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William J. Stephens
Alfred Budge
Talesmen
Ferguson
W. H. Witty
George D. ,Allen
C. W. Rosdahl
David Miles
L. W. Johnson
C. B. Hancock
Don Brandt
Harlow Hoopes
George Griffith
T. R. Vestal
Jesse Hobson
L. O. Warner
Andrew Anderson
Frank Gibbon
Joseph P. Green
J. S. Wheeler
Bert Evans
Charles Panter
Charles Medford
L. D. Foster
A. A. Allen
W. J. Thomas
C. J. Bell
J. M. Bistline
L. Reubelmann
Foster
Allen
Blissard
Stephens
Logan
Utah
Johnston
District Court
Gray
State
McGinnis
Smith
P.m
Barneybeck
Neesor
Richardson
Barlow
Lowder
Godfrey
Servell
Avery
Eldredge
Nixon
First National Bank
Drs. Howard
Ean
Haas
Coburn
Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Co
Caldwell
Hale
Jenson
Bannock Abstract Company
Dan Swinehart
North
Powell and Wolgast Ready for Twenty Round Coliseum Fight
Lew Powell and Ad Wolgast completed preparation in San Francisco and appear in excellent condition for their twenty round battle at the Coliseum. The match is considered evenly matched and highly anticipated, with the winner likely earning a shot at Battling Nelson for the championship.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lew Powell
Ad Wolgast
Fettle
Nelson
Four men and two women in international swindle ring
Paris authorities arrested four men and two women who posed as American millionaires and are accused of jewel theft and defrauding jewelers. Police say jewels worth fifteen thousand dollars were stolen from European houses and found at their home.
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Paris
Edward to meditate in Assop dispute mediation request
The United States asked King Edward to mediate the Assop claim dispute with Chile, presented to the foreign office on November 29. Later the Chilean government sent a similar request.
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London
Edward
United States
Chile
Foreign Office Today
Duke Carl Theo Dore Near Death in Bavaria
Munich November 29 reports say Duke Carl Theodore of Bavaria gravely ill with kidney affliction is near death. The Bavarian ducal head has been hospitalized and his condition worsened in recent days.
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Munich
Carl Theodore of
Bavaria
Gompers Tells Taft What To Do On Labor Reforms
Washington November 29 labor leaders led by Samuel Gompers urged President Taft to include in his annual message suggestions to improve labor conditions. They pressed for federal injunctions in disputes, exemption of labor unions from Sherman act provisions, eight hour law extensions to contractors, and funds to enforce child labor rules in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
District of Columbia
Court Hearings Opened Behind Closed Doors At Olympic Theatre
The trial began this afternoon with testimony in a cleared courtroom. Mrs. Stephens wife of the defendant testified on admissions by her daughter the complainant who then faced strenuous cross examination in the tense hearing.
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Main Street
Olympic Theatre
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