D T Quigley Wins Nomination For Sheriff In Narrow Margin
Complete county primary returns show D T Quigley narrowly ahead for Sheriff. Republican nominees include Theodore Turner for State Senator and several others led by Louise Jones as Treasurer and T A Johnston as Probate Judge with many candidates from Pocatello and nearby towns.
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D. T. Quigley
Theodore Turner
Pocatello
Daniel J. Lau
Soda Springs
J. Frank Hunt
Swan Lake
Charles W. Dempster
Myers Cohn
Oneida
R. A. Douglas
L. Sumner Pond
Grace
E. G. Gallet
Louise Jones
T. A. Johnston
Grace Loughran
C. B. Steely
W. A. Samms
H. V. A. Ferguson
Viscayan Uprisings Collapse Led by Simeon Mandae
In Manila on September 3 the Neuva Vizcaya uprising led by Simeon Mandae collapsed when Mandae was turned over to the constabulary. About 200 armed followers remained dispersed after brief arrests. Native cooperation aided the capture, and Mandae faces a twelve year term for killing a prisoner.
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Manila
Neuva Vizcaya
Simeon Mandae
Ilocos Norte
Mandae
Ban nock County returns show close totals across many tickets
Late counts from Ban nock County precincts give state and county ticket tallies. Quigley leads for sheriff by 94 over the next candidate while Johnston tops for probate judge by 60, with two precincts still outstanding and second choice ballots to decide final results.
Opening Day Duck Hunting Draws Big Bags Across Pebble
Reports from many hunting parties describe good duck harvests on opening day. L. M. Steger and wife traveled from Pocatello to Pebble, returning with a full bag and sharing birds with friends. George Bailey of Book Store Pharmacy also hunted along the Portneuf at Pebble.
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Pocatello
L. M. Steger
Pebble
George Bailey
Pharmacy
Rancher Accused of Starting Fires in Island Park Valley
Ogden reports John Henry, a well known rancher from the Targhee district, is charged with willfully setting fires to dry grasses in Island Park valley. A hearing is planned before the justice of the peace at St. Anthony as 400 firefighters work to control the blazes in the Targhee reserve.
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Ogden
W. I. Pack
St. Anthony
W. A. Sherman
Targhee Reserve
John Henry
Island Park Valley
Justice of the Peace
Paymaster Robbed of $15,000 in Hudson Cash Heist
Ambush near Hudson New York sees Paymaster General Fowler of Atlas Brick Company robbed of fifteen thousand dollars. Fowler’s black driver was struck and left unconscious as the robbers fled with the cash.
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Paymaster
Hudson, N. Y
Fowler
Atlas Brick Company
Mayor to Montpelier on family visit
Mayor D. W. Church departed this afternoon for Montpelier to join his wife and children returning from an extended eastern visit. Mrs. Church and the children left Pocatello on June 6 to visit the old home in Portland Michigan.
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Montpelier
D. W. Church
Ducks Hit High Marks On Idaho Plains Opening Day
Reports from Schmidt's ranch above Soda Springs say gunning is great with hunters not reaching less than the limit on opening day. Snake river is described as lousy with water fowl. A Pocatello Tilden Duck club party, led by Jimmy Higson, headed to Snake River region to chase ducks. Market Lake and Mud Lake near Idaho Falls provide top sport this year.
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Schmidt
Soda Springs
Snake River
Pocatello
Jimmy Higson
Arket Lake
Mud Lake
Idaho Falls
Brady and O'Neil lead Idaho primary field in early returns
Early direct primary results show Governor James H. Brady renominated by Republicans over O'Neil Clagstone and Fletcher by about 2000. Burton L. French leads in congress with about 5000 over Hamer. Democrat James Hawley tops Rice for governor by a large majority. Attorney general appears close between Morrison and McDougal. secretary of state race among Hyatt, Gifford, and Whitney remains unsettled. Counties with Brady and O'Neil leads are listed. Clagstone county is Latah.
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Idaho
James H. Brady
B. F. O’neil
Paul Clagstone
George W. Fletcher
Burton L. French
Congress
Thomas R. Hamer
James H. Hawley
John Co. Rice
John ©. Morrison
Daniel C. McDougal
McDougal
Statesman
Brady
Clagstone
O’neil
Kootenai
Washington
Canyon
Boise
Ada
Elmore
Lincoln
Twin Falls
Cassia
Oneida
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Fremont
Lemhi
Bonner
Shoshone
Nez Perce
Owyhee
Custer
Blaine
Latah
Morrison
McDou
O'Neil
Spokane
Capital News
Fletcher
Dickerson Delving in Friar Land
Manila dispatch reports Secretary of War Dickinson carried an extended Philippine government reply to Representative Martin of Colorado about friar land leases. Governor General Forbes Worcester and Carpenter defend policy and attack Martin for distorting facts and suppressing information.
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Manila
Dickinson
Hong Kong
Martin
Colorado
E. L. Worcester
Philippine Commission
Frank W. Carpenter
Forbes
Worcester
Carpenter
Switchman Hurt in Yard Accident at Pocatello
John Henderson a Short Line switchman was seriously injured when a switch engine backed into a box car at the Pocatello yards. He was taken to Girove L. D. 8 hospital in Salt Lake and later transferred to Hope hospital for treatment with uncertain prospects of recovery. Henderson formerly lived in Logan, Utah, and has many railroad friends.
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John Henderson
Pocatello
Girove L. D
Salt Lake
Henderson
Logan
Utah
Roosevelt Endorses Taft in Insurgent Territory Speech
Colonel Roosevelt publicly backs President Taft's tariff commission and foreign policy in Sioux City, while Dolliver and Hubbard approved in advance. He denies discussing New Nationalism and travels to Missouri Park to address a large crowd.
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Tariff Commission
Sioux City
Roosevelt
Dolliver
Hubbard
Iowa
Taft
Missouri Park
Washington
White House
Norton
Beverly
Boston
New York
Roosevelt Joined Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben In Omaha
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt visited Omaha in early September and became a full knight of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben after attending a smoker. He spoke about a jungle meeting of six millionaires who were described as progressives.
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Omaha
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Omaha Club
Roosevelt
Knights of
Ak-Sar-Ben
Knights
Africa
Taft Heads to St. Paul for National Conservation Congress
Beverly September 3 President Taft leaves this afternoon on a three thousand mile trip to deliver an address at the National Conservation congress in St. Paul on Monday morning He makes no stops and will return to Beverly late Wednesday afternoon
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Taft
St. Paul
Beverly
National Conservation Congress
Mr. Taft
Pocatello Boy Slays Big Elk During Island Park Hunt
Word from Pocatello reports Billy Hayes son of Mr and Mrs R J Hayes bagged a 800 pound elk yesterday morning at Moose creek head. His party tours Elk and deer migration with forest fires driving game to higher ground near Snake River forks.
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Billy’’ Hayes
Moose Creek
Island Park Country
Pocatello
Billy’? Hayes
R. J. Hayes
Island Park
Snake River
Yellowstone Park
Injunction Sought Against Federation Over Closed Shop
C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan sues the American Federation of Labor and Buck Stove and Range Co of St Louis in US circuit court Eastern District of Missouri to stop a tentative agreement for a closed shop. Gompers Mitchell Morrison and other union officers named. Heard in Red Oak Monday morning. Post alleges his Buck Stove stock and company interests will be harmed by the agreement.
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St. Louis
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Michigan
United States Circuit Court
Federation
America
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Cincinnati
Gompers
Stove Company
J. W. van Cleave
Post
Buck Store Company
Blyth & Fargo Partner Heads to Cokeville on Mission
Lyman Fargo of Blyth & Fargo and real estate man Earle C. White departed this afternoon for Cokeville on a business trip expected to last until Monday evening.
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Cokeville
Lyman Fargo
Blyth & Fargo Company
Earle C. White
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Constabulary
Bannock County
Republican
M. E. Hughes
Republican Club
French
Hamer
Sinclair
Alvord
Lucas
Miller
Sweetser
Gifford
Holden
Hyatt
White
Whitney
Allen
Hastings
Myer
McDougall
Barton
Chamberlain
Egbers
Keenan
Shepherd
Bell
Moore
Dempster
Hunt
Law
Pomeroy
Cohn
Johnson
Garbett
McGarvey
Quigley
Fox
Johnston
Moyes
Hillman
Merrick
Reddish
Cooper
Steely
Samms
Sonnenkalb
Ferguson
Witty
Wayan
Inkom
Dickerson
Friar Land
Salt Lake Hospital
Hope
Pres
Teddy
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