06 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
1
Justice James McKee denounces Jerome in his Coaticook court as bail is forfeited after Jerome’s counsel seeks adjournment amid accusations of illegal card games. The judge accuses the defendant of flouting law and endangering public peace.
A Montreal court grants a temporary delay in a bail application as officials work to secure a writ returning to the case. The order pauses proceedings until September 15, with authorities seeking to ensure proper oversight and compliance.
A detainee arrested yesterday faces a preliminary hearing this morning after bail release on a charge of se pero. Counsel for Jerome failed to appear prompting a request for continuance as the writ of habeas corpus is discussed before the king's bench in the thawed matter.
Idaho Public Utilities Commission held a hearing in Ashton on the Ashton St Anthony Power and Light Co. request to grant a right to do business. Citizens testified on electrical needs and power lines. The case will be argued in Boise with a commission report expected in about fifteen days.
New York reports MGs Em line Pankfurt, a ragette leader, arranged to sail for the United States on October 4. She will visit Madison Square Garden during this period.
Director of the Japanese political bureau Mortiaro Abe was struck by two attackers believed to be students as he waited at a railway station for Minister Ijuin. Abe’s abdominal wounds were not initially fatal, and chaos followed news of the Nan King massacre, with calls for strong action against China.
In Sept 6 dispatch from Sa Ng C, officials report Mexican minister Frederic Gamboa indicating Seamacona’s status depends on U.S. willingness to receive him. A formal reception appears contingent on Huerta’s standing and government recognition, with cautious expectations in ongoing negotiations.
In Simla dated Sept 6 a flash flood in the Bess river in Toekirepus district, Hu, swept away about 150 native men, women, and children as they crossed to reach a local fair. The river's sudden surge overwhelmed travelers in the wide section.
Seattle news reports the Lord le champi Lonsdale boxing belt stolen from ivy Welsh on August 28 was found by a steamship customs pursuer in Vancouver. A passenger wearing the gold belt under his coat was halted when Henry Beckett resisted. Beckett, born in Australia, formerly a jockey, valued the belt at thousands.
The steamer Penn of the Erickson King line, traveling between here and Baltimore, burned at sea. The blaze caused extensive damage, with losses estimated around 100000 dollars. No further details on casualties or survivors are provided.
Voters are asked to consider issuing bonds to fund city improvements on bridges streets and parks, with details about how taxes may be spread over years. The notice urges support for bonds to ease burdens on future generations and to fund East Side ditch and other urban development.
Advertising is insurance against loss when buying advertised goods. Advertised items are presented as the best, and merchants who advertise must back their claims with reputations. Do not risk inferior products or unreliable merchants.
Charles E Hartman of Bozeman Montana sails from New York to assume duties as United States minister to Ecuador in a formal government posting.
Traveling public gains improved access as American Express agencies in twenty European points will display the Union Pacific shield and offer travel services. European and American travelers receive steamer hotel and rail bookings, customs payments, and trip arrangements to ease transatlantic journeys.
W B Heroy and W J Mayer of the U S Geological Survey surveyed Downey valley during the week to assess domestic and irrigation water. They found a large underground supply across the valley floor, unlikely to require drilling beyond a hundred feet, with flowing wells unlikely due to deep gravel and lack of pressurized clay.
Hot Springs residents assess a blaze that destroyed over fifty city blocks with losses around 96 million dollars. Mayor McClendon accepted Governor Hays' militia offer and called a mass meeting to decide on outside aid. About 2,600 are homeless, while hundreds of volunteers and 250 citizens aided fire patrols.
John A. McPherson, Idaho state horticultural inspector, says he has not resigned despite being offered a superintendent position with North Pacific Fruit Distributors. He toured the Snake river valley, noting favorable crops and expected large yields in grain, potatoes, and fruit, with Idaho likely to fare well this year.
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