Republicans Put Up A Winning Ticket In Bannock County
McCammon Idaho October 3 The Bannock county Republican convention nominated a county ticket for county offices and state legislature with R J Hayes of Pocatello unanimously chosen as party chair. The ticket includes two candidates for sheriff amid a pledge to back Jas H Brady for governor and to pursue irrigation and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Elrod
George T. Hyde
J. J. Guheen
Tom Edwards
Kepplar
Noah
R. J. Hayes
Pocatello
Mer
Sheriff
George W. Smith
Burnett McGarvey
Smith
McGarvey
Bannock County
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Idaho
Wiliam
W. B. Heyburn
Wm. E. Borah
French
Washington
Blican County
Economc
Banock County
Jas. H. Brady
State Central Committee
County Central Committee
Bannock
Opera House
Willard White
Boixe
The Republican Ticket for Local Office
Probate Judge T A Johnston County Attorney George B Gray for Public Instruction Grace B Laughran named as reliever. Local party slate outlines the ticket and affiliations for upcoming elections.
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T. A. Johnston County
George B. Gray
Grace B. Laughran
Trail of Mad Racers at Brighton Beach Ends In Chaos
Six of the twelve cars started in a 24 hour race at Brighton Beach race track were still active after 12 hours as speeds neared record levels. Numerous crashes left drivers and mechanics injured but none seriously, with car No. 4 catching fire and a patrolman hit by a racing vehicle. The leading car had covered 655 miles after 12 hours.
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Brighton Beach Race Track
M. G. Fickett
Robertson
Yours
Doty
Block
City Dads In Session And City Bills Tabled
Reports of officers were received and filed as councilmen from the city board attended last night’s meeting. The court’s attention was on John Ennis charged with murder as the jury prepared to reach a verdict after daybreak. The bill list included street work, supplies, police, and firefighting expenses with several items challenged by Mr. Smith and Mr. Chilson urging regular salary staffing for the city engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistline
Smith, Houde
Chilson
Martin
A.o F. Schultz
Orvesteress SD
W. H. Price
Roy Goodwin
Fire Dept
Alf. Brown
Jas. H. Davidson
T. C. Reynolds
Weee Eels
Goldie McAllister
City
Treas
J. F. Murray
L. Rnebelman & Son
Geo. Gittins, Jr
Hay
Geo. Gittius, Jr
PB. W. Hardy
Geo. F. Robinson
Frank L. MacDonald
Opean Fis Owe Tee Evers
G. E. Jones
Hugh J. Byrne
Sidney Fredregill
Lester Parkey
George Griffith
J. R. Lawson
Ernest R. Loux
J. H. Croxall
Calvin Sellstrom
Claude Bistline
W. P. Havenor
John Ellis
G. Y. Pugmire
Bowen
Special Police
Weeter Lumber Co
George
Dash
W. H. Peck
Print
Holley
J. A. Carahoff
Havenor
Smith
Mager
T. C. Reynold
Pocatelo Water Co
Pocatello Elect, Supply Co
Idaho
J. W. Rockefeller
D. F. Myers
J.W. Kelly
Philip Baker
Samuel Cox
T.H. Kane
Idaho Con, Power Co
Saacris
Alia M. Sullivan
L. B. Case
Pere
Pes
TMNT
Idiksa Tk Oho Ovsel
J. C. Johnston
ROE Gn FE Oy
Blyth & Argo Co
Coroners Jury Finds Baker Death Accidental
A coroner's inquest for 20 year old William Baker found death accidental and absolved all parties of blame. Witnesses described Baker attempting to beat his way to a dance, then possibly slipping under a train or being struck by moving cars on the ice house siding, with no definite cause established. Jury members were Kane, Gasser, North, Jacoba, Pierce and Smith.
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William Baker
Philip Baker
Ice House
Young Baker
Bailey
Baker
American Falls
Foley
J. F. Kane
G. PF. Gasser
George TH. North
TH. A.dacoba
J, Pierce
T, B. Smith
Fate of Ennis in the balance in murder trial
Prosecutor C A Boyd ends opening argument and defense attorney Thomas F Terrell opens for the defense in the Ennis murder case. Judge D W Standrod to close the defense's case as the day extends with court instructions and jury deliberation expected after an evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Boyd
Thomas F. Terrell
D. W. Standrod
Mr. Boyd
Pat Hannafin
Samuel Sutton
Amer
Evan Davies
J. H. Bean
W. A. Wright
Scadden
Howard
Gertrude Ennis
A. Boyd
Nine men sentenced in district court for criminal cases
In an afternoon session nine defendants received prison terms or fines. Charles L. White for forgery gets two years. Charles Hannon robs with three and a half years. W. E. Campbell fined 300 dollars or 150 days. Harvey Gardner fined 200 dollars or 100 days. Albert Robinson burglary two years. William Walsh one year. John Brown burglary one year. George Ward grand larceny two years. John Rasmussen family mistreatment five years. Rasmussen, 20, pleaded guilty after arraignment on his sister’s complaint. Robinson and Campbell pleaded not guilty or not? Several details note the judge’s rebuke and the court’s later adjournment for federal court use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. White
Charles Hannon
W. E. Campbell
Harvey Gardner
Albert Robinson
William Walsh
John Brown
George Ward
John Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Lago
Tle
Budge
Robinson
Campbell
Ennis
Bude
Federal Court
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McCammon
Brighton Beach
John Ennis
Julia Sullivan
Prank Hunt
E. L. Holzheimer
T. M. Edwards
John Schutt
Myers Cohn
D. J. Lau
W. J. Harvey
Charles H. Bassett
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