Physicians Say Ennis Was Insane In Dav ies Murder Trial
In a district court session, two physicians testified that Aaron Ennis was insane at the time he killed his old friend Evan Davies. A lengthy hypothetical question outlined Ennis's medical history and the shocking family disclosures involving Ennis’s 16 year old daughter.
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Ennis
Evan Davies
Standrod & Terrell
W. A. Wright
C. B. Steely
W. F. Howard
Gertrude Ennis
Howard
Siders
Gertrude
Taft Receives Watermelon Joke From Democrat Backer
Taft's west canvass moves through Julesburg and North Platte with a labor speech in Nebraska. He attacks Mr. Gompers as the source of lies and is greeted in Ogallala by a Democrat presenting a watermelon, Taft quipping it is a melon not a lemon as the crowd cheers.
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Julesberg
Colo
Taft
West
Nebraska
Wyomine
Colorado
Kansas
Cheyenne
Denver
North Platte
Aft
Gompers
Ogallala
Inquest Ordered Into Death of William Baker
The coroner ordered an inquest into the death of William Baker who was run over and left by a freight train in the Short Line yards. The inquest will be held at 4 PM at the Lindquist undertaking parlors with County Coroner How ard and Sheriff Quigley. Subpoenas were served on witnesses and jurors to clarify the circumstances.
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William Baker
Lindquist Undertaking
Howard
Quigley
Young Baker
Insle
O'Nan Returns Home From City on Business
J. W. O'Nan of American Falls returned home today after a brief stay in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. O'Nan
American Falla
Registration Light in Cincinnati on Oct 2
Registration in Cincinnati fell more than 5000 below 1904 levels on the first day. The eighth ward, Taft home ward, trails 230 registrants behind the 1904 figure.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Ethel Barrymore Denies Caustic Interview Report
New York Oct 2 Charles Frohman received a telegram from Miss Ethel Barrymore denying the alleged interview with a St. Louis paper. She says the reporter did not mention American society women and the remarks attributed to her.
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New York
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
St. Louis
Miss Barrymore
Pocatello Delegates Head to Bannock Republican Meet
Twenty seven Pocatello citizens, delegates to the Bannock county Republican convention at McCammon, travel today tonight and tomorrow morning to aid in nominating a ticket to sweep November. A city caucus met last night in the Dietrich block to discuss matters of importance.
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Pocatello
Bannock County
McCammon
Junction Town
Dietrich Block
Reclamation Fund Contributions By State Report
Washington reports from public land sale records show Idaho’s annual contribution at 490625 pounds and total contributions to June 90 2008 reaching 3563060 dollars. The estimate reflects funds deposited into the reclamation fund for the past fiscal year.
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Washington
Reclamation Service
Reclamation Fund
Idaho
Oneida County Republicans Nominate Ticket at Malad Convention
The Oneida county Republican convention in Malad endorses the state ticket, backs direct primary and local option, and pledges officials to oppose liquor licenses under petition, and to pursue violators of anti gambling and liquor laws. John P. Fallon of Coeur d Alene spoke to a packed house.
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Malad
Ida
Oneida County
Power County
Robert Lansdon
John P. Fallon
Coeur d’Alene
James H. Brady
Heyburn
Lansdon
Hastings
Thomas Preston
Weston
W. H. Philbrick
American Falls
I. B. Evans
Samaria
Henry Jones
St. John
C. Parkinson
Preston
Thomas W. Roe
Stone
T. D. Jones
Harrison D. Maughn
Professor Simpson
Maggie Wilks
A. W. Stevens
H. A. Myers
Samuel P. Morgan
Franklin
Winners Lose in YMCA Contest After Paying Penalty
In a YMCA membership contest titled The Winners, the group paid the penalty for failing to gather more names than The Hustlers or The Flyers. A program of music and a debate on whether married men are more successful opened with refreshments served, all expenses covered by The Winners, who did not win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Voelcker
Virgil Samms
Mr. Voelcker
Messrs. Purdie and Brown
J. KE. Sturdevant
Lee Harper Walker
W. Pomeroy
J. W. Starr
R. M. Terrell
G. L. Rolf
C. C. Davis
Eli Ludwig
Du Bois and anti-Du Bois Democrats Seek Unified Ticket
Local Democratic leaders from both factions met over the past four days as primaries and convention dates were postponed to October 5 and October 8 to allow partisan talks. The county convention is scheduled to be held in Pocatello to nominate a ticket acceptable to both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Pocatello
Final sessions of American Tuberculosis congress
Washington October 2 final sessions of the American Tuberculosis congress will discuss new topics and aim to influence the global effort to eradicate tuberculosis. Eminent specialists from the United States and abroad participated in the debates.
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Washington
American Tuberculosis Congress
Rasmussen faces family mistreatment charge in federal opening
John Rasmussen of Lago is arraigned on family mistreatment with possible guilty plea. Six prisoners await sentences before District Judge Alfred Budge, including John Brown burglary and C L White forgery, as federal court opens in Pocatello next Monday with Dietrich presiding.
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John Rasmussen
Federal
Alfred Budge
Lago
John Brown
B. Robinson
Marry Gardner
Campbell
C. Hanneo
C. L. White
Rasmussen
Budge
Gray
Justice of the Peace
Bassett
Lave
Federal Court
Pocatello
Ennis
United States
Dietrich
Marysville
Transcontinental Railroads Seek Broad Freight Rate Hikes
Chicago October 1. By January railroads aim to raise freight rates on over eighty western bound commodities and about twenty eastbound items across all points to the Pacific coast. Conferences continue as traffic men review each commodity for possible increases.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
Mississippi River
Hans and Nix musical comedy opens at the Auditorium
Hans and Nix the musical comedy that will occupy the Auditorium stage next Wednesday evening is touted as one of the best road musical comedies. It was to open the new Salt Lake City theatre but was skipped due to unfinished facilities.
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Hans and Nix
Salt Lake City
Masonic Lodge Sets Evening Meeting After Summer Break
The Masonic Lodge will meet tomorrow night to perform the M. M. degree with a lunch served afterward. This marks the first fraternal gathering after the summer vacation and is expected to attract a generous attendance.
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Masonic Lodge
Hot chocolate served with whipped cream and Nobiscos
A brief listing notes hot chocolate served with whipped cream and Nobiscos at Holmes' venue, promising a cozy treat for visitors.
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Holmes
McCammon to Host Bannock County Republican Convention
Bannock county Republicans plan a convention in McCammon tomorrow with a large turnout. District court in the city will prevent several elected delegates from attending. Five Ennis murder trial jurors remain, plus County Attorney Gray and County Clerk Gallet, who will stay for the proceedings. A full delegation is expected from Pocatello. County Chairman R J Hayes arranged a special coach with the Short Line to move delegates to McCammon early tomorrow, attached to freight No 64, 8 am, returning on regular No 1 tomorrow night.
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Bannock County
McCammon
Ennis
Gray
Gallet
Pocatello
R. J. Hayes
Convention Town
Center Street
Barstow Named President at Irrigation Congress
Spokane witnesses the National Irrigation congress push toward final resolutions. A forestry service critique appears likely in the report. The permanent organization slate names George J. Barstow as president and E. Fowler as secretary with McQueen Gray as assistant secretary as Spokane is named the potential western meeting site.
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Albuquerque
N. M
National Irrigation Congress
Committee On Resolutions
Forestry Service
Committee On Permanent Organization
George J. Barstow
Texas
E. Fowler
Arizona
McQueen Gray
Spokane
Hammond on stump for Taft in Rocky Mountain states
John Hayes Hammond president of the League of Republican Clubs announced after a conference with the president that he will tour the Rocky mountain states to campaign for the Republican ticket. He will visit Colorado Wyoming Montana Utah and Idaho to appeal to miners and help Taft.
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Washington, D. C
John Hayes Hammond
League of Republican Clubs
Rocky Mountain States
Hammond
Taft
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Mall Family to Visit Al Hall for Two Weeks
Mrs BE M Mall and her daughter Mrs George Robinson of Salt Lake arrive tonight to stay two weeks or more with their son and brother Al Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Mall
George Robinson
Salt Lake
al, Hall
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William Walsh
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Daniel Sutton
David Malichio
D. T. Myers
D. T. Quigley
Elva Holmes
Wright
MR. Gompers
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Manila
Admiral Sperry
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