10 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
1
In the latest primary results Coopey narrowly defeats Holley for the position of sheriff. The full ticket lists state and county officials including Theodore Turner of Pocatello as state senator and multiple Pocatello residents across key roles such as clerk, treasurer, probate judge, school superintendent, assessor, coroner, surveyor, and county attorneys.
State senator George H. Fisher of Bancroft and state representatives John Hyde of Downey Milo A. Hendricks of Pocatello and Robert M. Terrell of Pocatello are named along with district reps Riley L. Dixon Downey J B Bistline Pocatello and Alex Harris Cove. Other posts include Sheriff William W. Cooper Dempsey Treasurer Elizabeth Rooker Pocatello Probate Judge Thomas H. Kane School Superintendent Alice Cosgrove Pocatello Assessor James S. Edlefson Bancroft Coroner Dr Francis H. Poole Surveyor W P Havener Po County Attorney none nominated.
Boise dispatch shows McDougal leading Morrison by 196 votes for attorney general based on official returns from nine counties and several estimates. Morrison hopes gains in Idaho and Oneida counties. counts in Blaine, Elmore, and others are unclear. County canvass confirms nominees. sheriff and commissioners races close.
Light weight champion Ad Wolgast and Packey McFarland were matched in Milwaukee for a ten round no decision bout on September 30. They will weigh in for the afternoon contest and must make 183 pounds.
Eddyville Kentucky suspects were indicted for the murder of Axiom Cooper on a Le Masee farm. Cooper rented from Milton Oliver, a witness in the night rider trials, and the slaying is tied to a planned night rider plot.
Spring Valley Illinois miners end a 23 week strike with six coal mines readying for restart. Repair work will need three weeks before production resumes.
United States Senator William Lorimer of Illinois resigned his membership in the Hamilton club of Chicago after a two hour talk with friends. The move comes after former President Roosevelt declined to attend the club banquet if Lorimer would be present.
Ex President Roosevelt visits the Columbus scene of a weeks long street car strike. He denounces lawlessness and praises order as militia guard the capital. Taft to send regular troops. Roosevelt departs for Pittsburgh after addressing a union crowd.
Comptroller of the Currency Murray said recent national bank failures could have been prevented if examiners had reported true conditions. He announced a personal investigation of every instance and a shakeup that reassigned twenty examiners. He will be joined by Oscar L. Telling, now chief of the division of reports.
Mrs Frances E Beauchamp of Lexington state president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union announces her candidacy for congress. Her main platform plank is opposition to the liquor traffic.
Mrs M Kraus wife of Dr Kraus a Memphis educator and physician shot Franklin H Griffith a mining broker in Los Angeles today Griffith claimed he borrowed money from her and broke a marriage pledge She fired three shots with a .32 caliber revolver one bullet pierced his right forearm and Kraus remains in jail
Chicago September wheat finished at 95 1/4 cents on the September trading session noting a steady close.
Senator Borah reports productive talks with Theodore Roosevelt in Cheyenne and St Paul on conservation policy. He stresses national action can aid development without trampling state rights, warning of a growing split between eastern radicalists and western practical conservationists. Governors from the west withdraw from the National Conservation Congress amid disagreements over federal control.
Governor James H. Brady filed his sworn personal expense account with the secretary of state showing total expenditures of 616.25 for the period from February 28, 1910 to the present date. The report also notes a margin of 133.75 to spare.
Sacramento reporters say Aviator Hamilton rests easily after his biplane became unmanageable and fell at the state fair. Doctors report no broken bones or internal injuries and no serious condition is expected.
At the request of counsel Judge Martin postponed the sentence for Charles R. Heike and Ernest W. Cebracht officials of the American Sugar Refining company. The hearing was adjourned to Monday next.
Simon Lewis of Lewis & Co has returned home after a six week buying tour through New York Chicago St Louis Baltimore and Pittsburg plus other eastern cities. He reports conditions favorable outside the garment workers strike.
The forecast calls for clear to fair conditions tonight with mild temperatures and light winds. Sunday is expected to remain fair with plenty of sun and gentle breezes, suitable for outdoor plans.
Sworn statements of campaign expenditures by candidates in the recent primaries are due within ten days after the primary under the new law. The filing is with the county clerk and subjects an elector to examination. Failure to file or fully detail sums can bring a misdemeanor conviction with fines and jail.
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