Not Guilty Plea in Reeves Burglary Case Set for Monday
Charles Reeves pleads not guilty to burglary of Gray News store at Short Line depot. Trial scheduled for next Monday morning before a jury, Reeves represented by Willis Reeves with Judge M White and Thomas F Terrell assisting. Michael Ryan pleads guilty to breaking into a box car. sentence to follow. Ward co defendant. county attorney Young Taylor undecided on disposition. Other accused in European house case and Townsend’s pawnbroker raid released on suspended sentence. trial jury ordered to appear next Monday.
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Charles Reeves
Gray News Company
Short Line
Willis Reeves
M. White
Thomas F. Terrell
Michael Ryan
John Ward
Ryan
Ward
Young Taylor
Gray
Budge
Taylor
Townsend
Pawifsh
Lawyers Arrive to Try Borah in Land Fraud Indictment
Boise Special reports M C Burch of Denver and B R Bush of Omaha, special assistants to the US attorney general, arrive in Salt Lake City to take charge of Senator W F Borah's trial on March grand jury indictment. Judge Dietrich handles submissions. trial opening date set.
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Salt Lake City
Boise
Herald
M. C. Burch
Denver
R. Bush
Omaha
United States
W. EF. Borah
Grand Jury
Buick
Borah
Dietrich
Jadge
Barber Lumber Company
Robber A Woman Strikes Street Car in San Francisco
A masked female robber held up a street car on the Hooper Avenue line last night. She threatened the crew with a pistol, caused the motorman to stop and the conductor to surrender about four dollars, and then fled the scene. Police identify the suspect as a woman based on features and build.
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San Francisco
Hooper Avenue
Carmen
Five Years for Glass in San Quentin Bribery Case
Louis Glass, vice president of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph, was sentenced by Judge Lawlor to five years in San Quentin. He was convicted of bribing a board of supervisors member to oppose a rival telephone company's franchise.
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San Francisco
Louis Glass
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Comny
Awlor
San Quentin
Glass
Board of Supervisors
Chief McManis resigns as police chief effective September 15
John E B McManis has submitted and Mayor Loux has accepted his resignation as chief of police. A successor is not officially named yet though patrolman F Myers is mentioned as a possibility. McManis will join Murphy and Bartlett as traveling salesman in this city with a high salary and broad regional connections.
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John EB. McManis
Loux
F. Myers
Chief McManis
McManus
Murphy & Bartlett
Bern Idaho
Western
John
By & Bartlett
Intermountain
McManis
Mackay Mines Are Booming
Eli Coopey, a Mackay prospector visiting home, cites active Mackay mining, $300,000 in recent property sales, 225 miners employed, and smooth operation despite smelter shutdown. He notes ore shipped to Garfield and sustained business in the camp, with room for new workers.
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Eli Coopey
Mackay
Mr. Copey
Garfield
Custer Country
Cabinet to refer Mulai Hafig Sultan proposition to powers
The Libre Parole reports Paris on September 4 that the cabinet has considered Mulai Hafig’s offer to recognize him as sultan if the Algeciras signatories acknowledge him. The cabinet will refer the issue to the powers for action.
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Paris
Libre Parole
Drude
Casa Blanca
Mulai Hafig
Algeciras
Receiver Named for Union Iron and Steel Company
New York today named L. C. Pell as receiver for the Union Iron and Steel company. The New York corporation operates furnaces and manufacturing plants across several southern states, Michigan, and New Jersey. The firm is capitalized at two million dollars.
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New York
L. C. Pell
Union Iron and Steel Company
Michigan
New Jersey
Noted Creek chief Porter dies at 66
Vellita Oklahoma Sept 3 Gen Pleas ant Porter noted chief of the Creek Indians died today after a stroke of paralysis. He was 66 years old.
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Vellita
L. T
Pleasant Porter
City Council to debate shovel bill and water dispute
Pocatello city council meets at city hall with Mayor Loux presiding to audit bills including a 165 shovel and rake bill from Bean Hardware. The session will also cover the ongoing fight with Pocatello Waters Co over sprinkling charges and an anticipated settlement.
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Pocatello
Tomorow
Loux
Bean Hardware Company
O'Keefe
Fire and Water Committee
Pocatello Waters Company
Witty
J. A. Murray
Water Company
J. M. Stevens
Blackfoot
Budge
City Faces Inadequate Police to Guard Residence Areas
Chief McManis complains the Pocatello police force is too small to patrol residence districts. Residents in blocks 700 800 and 900 report depredations and attempted burglaries in two to three weeks. A North Arthur incident saw a home owner hear a shot and smell powder but could not reach an officer by phone.
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Pocatello
McManis
McManus
North Arthur
Judge Denies Writ in Carter Plea Fraud Case
District Judge Budge denied a writ of habeas corpus to J. F. Carter itinerant printer and cartoonist charged with forging W B Githens name to a $7.50 check Carter was brought from Malad Oneida county jail by Deputy Sheriff Evans Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Davis opposed the writ Carter initially asserted innocence after saying he would plead guilty He was to be returned to Malad to await jury trial
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Budge
J. F. Carter
W. B. Githens
American Falls
Carter
Pocatello
Oneida
Evans
Thomas Davis
Malad
Misfits in Matrimonial Way Take Court Action
District Judge Alfred Budge opened a divorce docket as six matrimonial misfits were heard this term. A default decree was granted for Elmer Crawford versus Mary Crawford, with trial set for this morning. Gertrude Rice versus Joseph Rice also proceeded, Daisy Angotti versus Carmen Angotti was set for trial, and James M. Cramer’s wife was granted a decree after proof. W H Witty appeared for the plaintiff in Abercrombie case.
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Alfred Budge
Elmer Crawford
Mary J. Crawford
Gertrude Rice
Joseph B. Rice
da Cramer
James M. Cramer
Bidge
Resolutions by Teachers Urge Annual Joint Institutes at Academy of Idaho
A Southeastern Idaho teachers’ group praises county superintendents and instructors for the joint institute at Pocatello. They thank the state superintendent and other officials, credit hospitality and railroad support, and urge continued annual sessions at the Academy of Idaho to unite education across southern Idaho.
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Academy of
Idaho
Pocatello
O. S. S. Railroad
Grinting
Academy of Idaho
M. J. Hammond
Fremont County
Martha Keenan
Custer County
M. ¥. McFall
Lincoln County
S. D. Parks
Twin Falls
Mary Cole
Cassia
Gi. W. Fox
Bannock County
Benj. R. Crandall
See
Bingham County
Government suit against Standard Oil delayed to next Thursday
New York, Sept. 3. The government’s suit against the Standard Oil Company was postponed today until next Thursday. The case, brought in St. Louis, seeks to restrain the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey from receiving rebates and discriminating in rates.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
St. Louis
Standard’ Oil Company of
New Jersey
Court Proceedings Continue In Alleges Against Spouse Case
The plaintiff proved material allegations by W. H. Robinson and W. M. Houdyshell as the court took the matter under advisement. Martha W. Packer versus Leonidas Parker proceeds this afternoon with default entered yesterday.
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Alice
W. H. Robinson
W. M. Houdyshell
Martha W. Packer
Leonidas Parker
Bannock County Prepares Levy Fixing Meeting for Tax Assessment
Bannock County commissioners plan a court house meeting Monday to fix the annual levy. An abstract of the county's state equalized assessment shows total value at 4 886 762.05 with railroads at 1 576 080 and other classes increasing or decreasing in value. Patented lands rose sharply from 341 per acre to 4 per acre, boosting totals. migratory sheep and other livestock also shifting values. The county's share of the state tax is 38 510.31, higher than last year’s levy of 2 555 per 100 plus state tax.
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Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Kk. Gi. Gallet
Robert 8. Bragan
Bannock County
State Board
Western Chion and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Rocky Moutain Bell Telephone Company
Poured Whiskey in Jail Windows Leads to Brawl
W N Rudolph former prisoner who tried to pour whiskey into the county jail through a paper funnel was beaten by Deputy Sheriff Burnett McGarvey. Rudolph had just been released after serving a sentence for obtaining money under false pretenses and had been ordered to leave town.
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W. N. Rudolph
Burnett McGarvey
Rudolph
Union Man Killed After Market Street Rioting
San Francisco reports the death of John Peterson, a Structural Iron Workers union member, shot during Market street rioting yesterday by Motorman Duhrsen of United Railroads. Duhrsen says he acted in self defense.
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San Francisco
John Peterson
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Market Street
Duhrsen
United Railroads
Losses from Floods Reported in Official Statement
Tokio reports a formal tally of flood losses: killed 348, injured 70, missing 173. Buildings destroyed 1337, partly destroyed 1376, washed away 3142, flooded 173339, embankments broken 1570.
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Tokio
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Mike Ryan
Reeves
Borak
M'Manis
Murphy and Bartlett
Murray
California
George Gittins
Cittens
Winter
City Council
McGarvey
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