Dubois faction seeks to block court ruling in mandamus
In Boise Idaho on September 12 the Idaho Supreme Court heard arguments on the demurrer filed by the Dubois faction to the anti Dubois Democrats answer in mandamus proceedings to compel the secretary of state to file the Dubois ticket as the state’s regular Democratic ticket. Chief Justice Airshie promised a decision Monday morning after the court reprimanded Henry Z Johnson for insinuations about the anti Dubois ticket. The hearing featured arguments from Henry Z Johnson and Karl Paine for the Dubois side and Hawley Paine for the other ticket, with spectators Dr Whitwell and Fred T Dubois observing.
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Henry Johnson
Airshie
Boise
Ida
Dubois
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Henry Z. Johnson
State Central Committee
H. Z. Johnson
R. H. Johnson
Cage
Ryan
Wourms
Hawley
Paine
John Nugent
Dr. Whitwell
Fred T. Dubois
Stewart
Justice of the Supreme Court
Karl Paine
Mr. Hawley
Idaho Supreme Court Contests Over Convention Seats
Attorney R H Johnson argues that fraud claims are immaterial and that the state convention and its committees waived the right to court review by submitting to party authority. He contends the state central committee could invite delegates and issue convention tickets, defending seating decisions amid contested credentials and minority reports.
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R. H. Johnson
Idaho Supreme Court
Ticket
State Central Committee
American Party
State Committee
Chicago Smog Blankets Lakefront From Fires in North
A haze like Indian summer shrouds Chicago as smoke from Minnesota and Wisconsin forest fires and peat beds in Norway Wisconsin drifts over the city. Reports from Milwaukee and nearby towns confirm the widespread haze along the lake shore.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Norway
Wis
Lake Shore
Milwaukee
Caldwell Funeral Arrangements For Orrin Caldwell
The body of Orrin Caldwell son of Major and Mrs Frank Caldwell will arrive in Pocatello on No 7 Monday evening September 14. Masonic Woodmen and Elk lodges will escort the casket to the home and the funeral will be held at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon under Masonic auspices with Rev Mr Mullen officiating. Interment will be in Masonic cemetery. Masons meet at the temple 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Orrin Caldwell
Frank Caldwell
Bright
Santa Barbara
Chihuahua
Old Mexico
Pocatello
Masonic Lodge
Woodmen’s Lodge
Elkis’ Lodge
Arthur Avenue
Mr. Mullen
Congregational Church
Temple
Idaho fairs announced for fall schedule
The list of Idaho fairs includes St. Anthony September 15 to 18, Blackfoot September 22 to 25, Mountain Home September 13 to 16, Caldwell October 6 to 7, Lewiston October 14 to 16, and Boise October 19 to 24.
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Idaho
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Mountainhome Oe
Caldwell
Lewiston
Boise
Mystery surrounds millionaire's death in Pittsburgh
Andrew Kloman III aged 24, grandson of Andrew Kloman, and member of the Kloman Carnegie iron and steel firm, was found shot in the Grand building near Center avenue. He is in critical condition. Relatives allege highwayman theft of money, watch, and papers, while police doubt the motive. The location near the fashionable residential area has stirred citywide excitement.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Kloman III
Andrew Kloman
Andrew Carnegie
Pioneer Iron and Steel
Grand Building
Center Avenue
Young Kloman
Kloman
Explosion at Wahl Adding Machine Plant Injures Five
Four women and one man, Wahl Adding Machine Co employees, were possibly fatally injured when illuminating gas exploded in a wall safe at 405 Ohio Street. The blast occurred as the vault opened and a gas jet was lit, wrecking the third and fourth floors and injuring several others.
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Chicago
Wahl Adding Machine Company
Ohio Street
New York Public School Enrollment Rises by 20000
Registration in New York public schools closed for the year showing a total of 640000 students, an increase of 20000 from last year. The growth highlights expanded schooling in the city.
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New York
Booth & Company Stung By False Entries in Failure
Chicago reports sensational disclosures about the Booth & Company collapse. Banks charge three years of book juggling and $1 2 million shaved from liabilities to balance assets, enabling paper to be floated. Family advisers say Booths were heavily harmed, not involved in schemes, and the matter may reach criminal courts.
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Chicago
A. Booth & Company
Booth
Corn Exchange Bank
Continental Bank
Commercial National Bank
Booth & Company
Chilson sidewalk district No 3 approved by Pocatello council
At an adjourned special meeting the Chilson sidewalk ordinance creating cement district No 3 was read a third time and passed. It extends existing districts and adds many residential blocks with walks due by August 1 1909. Mayor Loux announced a deed for a riverfront test well site.
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Chilson
Loux
All-Star Football Team Circles Pocatello Talent
Otis Embree spearheads plans for a city all-star football squad drawing on non regular players. James Rintoul supports effort with top Multnomah Athletic Club pedigree, while Al Brezee McCauley Rainey Lowrie Griffith and Donnelly Merriman are floated as potential members. A meeting will soon discuss organizing steps.
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High School
Academy and Pocatello Athletic Association
Otis Embree
James Rintoul
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
al Brezee
McCauley
Rainey
Ben Lowrie
Joe Griffith
Academy of Idaho
Donnelly
Tom Merriman
Pocatello Gunners Return With Coin
Ben Bean and Lehrbas, along with Charley Fuller, the Pocatello shotgun team, returned from Anaconda where Bean and Lehrbas earned money in most events while Fuller won a streak of strong wins. Western Boosters officials report 160 shooters for the big meet, the west’s largest. The event will return to Anaconda next year with expectations of 250 top shooters.
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Ben Bean
L. A
Lehrbas
Charley Fuller
Pocatello
Anaconda
Western Boosters’ Trapshooting Association
Bean
Fuller
Pete Holohan
Western Boosters’ Association
Attempt to Kill Governor Fort Foiled in New Jersey
Seagirt New Jersey September 12 An assassination attempt on Governor Fort of New Jersey was foiled when postal workers found an infernal machine in the mail addressed to the governor The device packed powder bullets and matches and included a note urging prompt notice of address changes Officials say Philadelphia post office inspectors are examining the mailing but fear the maker will not be caught The envelope carried a two cent due stamp marking it for delivery on August 28 the day after Fort spoke against liquor sales on Sundays in Atlantic City
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Seagirt
N. J
Atlantic City
Philadelphia Postoffice
Philadelphia
Postoffice
What the Salvation Army Accomplishes
Captain A E Chesham describes the Salvation Army's reach including 3,000,000 helped, twenty three homes for fallen women, three havens for children, and seventy eight shelters housing about 9,000 nightly. He notes the vast charitable work and questions how it is funded, while rebutting critics.
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Salvation Army
A. E. Chesham
S. A. Corps
United States
Athletes Shine At Anaconda Meet With Notable Names
Among others from this section who burned powder at the Anaconda meet were H. W. ng ton formerly of this city now of Twin Falls who did well on the last day but shot like a selling plater on the opening days Frank M. Eastman of Boise McMillan of Idaho Falls and a bunch from Salt Lake.
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Anaconda
H. W. Ngton
Twin Falls
Frank M. Eastman
Boise
McMillan
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake
Heyburn to Kick Off Campaign in Pocatello
United States Senator W B Heyburn will launch the Republican campaign in Idaho with a speech at McNichols and Wright hall in Pocatello on September 18. A Gate City band will provide music as the senior Gem State senator speaks to a likely packed crowd. the itinerary lists stops across south Idaho from Hailey to Boise between September 14 and October 1.
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United States
W. B. Heyburn
Pocatello
Gate City
McNichols & Wright
Corncil
Weiser
Payette
Caldwell
Hailey
Shoshone
Mountainhome
Nampa
Montpelier
Mackay
Twin Falls
Burley
Blackfoot
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Idaho Falls
American Falls
Boise
Jones favored for U.S. Senate over Ankeny in state returns
Returns from Washington state show Congressman Jones winning the endorsement for United States senator by a safe plurality over Ankeny. Jones carried Yakima county four to one, with Ankeny likely besting King. Cosgrove appears to win the governor nomination on second-choice votes as no candidate reached forty percent first choice. The final result will depend on combined first and second choices.
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Seattle
Jones
United States
Ankeny
Yakima
King
Cosgrove
Men Arrested on Train for Bunco Scheme in Idaho
Idaho Falls officers Fackrell and Chase detained three men on the north bound train after a tip from Pocatello police. They were accused of buncoing a Pocatello man out of 45 dollars won on a horse race at a recent meeting. The suspects returned the money and agreed to travel to Pocatello to settle the matter.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Fackrell
Chase
Wheat Market Closes At Ninety Eight In Chicago Trade
Chicago wheat market for December delivery closed at ninety eight cents after today’s session. The price reflects ongoing conditions in the grain market with traders watching supply and demand signals.
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Chicago
Salvation Army Harvest Festival appeal urged
The article urges public support for the Salvation Army fundraising drive and annual Harvest Festival from Easter 26th to Bath, noting the organization depends on cash and convertible goods. It praises past public generosity and asks readers to remember the dates and contributes without regret.
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Salvation Army
Army
Bath
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