Unconscious by Tilden Road
Landon Rich brother of Judge Joseph and Sam Rich and a prosperous rancher of the Tilden country was found unconscious by the roadside five miles this side of Snake river on the Tilden road at 4:30 Sunday evening by Pocatello hunters. He had fallen from a wagon, bruised head and neck, no bones broken, and recovered after care at home. A drivers team carrying shingles found him. he was later driven home by a passing team.
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Landon Rich
Joseph
Sam Rich
Tilden Country
Snake River
Tilden Road
Pocatello
A. Sweigart
Fred Sweigart
Dr. Sherburne
A. H. Smith
Rich
Samuel Nixon
Mr. Rich
Blackfoot Fair Excursion Plan Prompts Yes Badges
The citizens committee led by Abe Pierce proposes a Blackfoot fair trip on Thursday as Pocatello Day at Bing ham county fair. Badges printed with RU GOING are urged to elicit a Yes response from all observers. Short Line offers a special round trip rate of one dollar for the event.
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Citizens’ Committee
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Bingham
Abe Pierce
Bob” Graham
Arthur Cohn
William Wallin
Deserters Form Police Squad to Catch Marines in San Francisco
Marines at Mare Island desert to such a degree that a dedicated squad is set to roundup deserters in San Francisco streets. Labor scarcity drives labor agencies to hire marines at $6 a day for skilled work. Police initially refuse arrest, prompting an appeal to General Elliott who authorizes the squad.
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Washington
Mare Island
California
San Francisco
General Elliott
Marine Corp
Democratic Returns to Harmony in New York Convention
Buffalo scene shows Democrats reorganizing after debates on Hearst and policy. Jerome resigns candidacy amid anti Hearst effort. delegates consolidate around Gaynor or Adams while Nixon’s temporary chairmanship signals Tammany influence. In Saratoga the GOP delays verdict with candidates Black Hughes and Driscoll praising Republican principles amid Hearst tensions.
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Nixon
Jerome
Hearst
Gaynor
Adams
Tammany
Lewis Nixon
Murphy
Sulzer
New York
Kings and Queens
Francis Black
New York County
Charles E. Hughes
Linn Bruce
Driscoll
Bryan
Gloom Among Democrats of Ada County
Ada Boise September primary results show high turnout with strong woman vote influence. Candidates seek nominations across offices, though probate judge Jonas Brown appears securely positioned for re election, leaving Democrats unlikely to oppose him.
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Duboisocrats
Boise
Borah
the Tribune
Ada County
Jonas Brown
Brown
Palma Rejects Peace Terms and Plans to Resign
Washington reports Palma will resign rather than accept liberal peace terms as Taft and Bacon condemn government methods in Havana. Meanwhile ships Pretoria Texas and Brooklyn are rushed to Cuba if troop transport is required. Interventions seen as likely as insurrectionists are described as lawless bandits.
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Palma
Washington
Pretoria
Texas
Brooklyn
Cuba
Havana
Taft
Bacon
Associated Press
Berals
Roosevelt
Pioneer day celebration fills Colorado Springs crowd
Colorado Springs marks Pioneer day as part of a centennial celebration. Trains bring large crowds to Stratton park near the Cheyenne canyon while Vice President Fairbanks speaks to about ten thousand in Acacia park. A reception for Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks follows.
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Stratton Park
Cheyenne Canyon
Opera House
Fairbanks
Acacia Park
Bank Looter in Tears in New York Jail
Paul Stensland, a banker accused of a massive cash theft, cried in police headquarters after a sleepless night and a lengthy interview with his son Theodore. He claimed bad investments and a cashier exploited the situation, alleging about 450000 dollars remained unrecovered. He was photographed and handed to Chicago authorities.
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New York
Paul Stenstand
Theodore
Chicago
Stensland
Criminal Court
Kinder
Republican Rally Set in Pocatello Next Friday
Governor Frank R Gooding and State Immigration Commissioner Allen Miller will speak at a Republican campaign rally in McNichols Wright hall Pocatello. Local leaders led by Dr Howard will introduce officials as the Eagle band from Blackfoot provides music.
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Pocatello
McNichols & Wright
Miller
Federal Court to Open Here in October
The United States district court for the southern district of Idaho will open in this city on October 1 for a handful of docketed cases. Judge Beatty, Clerk Richardson, District Attorney Buick, Marshal Trounds, and sub-officials will be in attendance. Key issues include the Bannock creek water rights dispute involving Danielt and the Malmaquist versus Short Line damage suit transferred from the district court for this district.
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United States District Court For
Southern District of Idaho
Beatty
Richardson
Buick
Marshal Trounds
Beatery
United States
Danielt
Bannock Creek
Malmaquist
Disteier
Infernal Machine Found For New York Firm Partner
Secret service men from Philadelphia informed Jacob Gehift of Kuhn Loch and Company that an infernal machine was found addressed to him in New York. This was the second assassination attempt against him. He saved himself and reported no one was injured.
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New York
Jacob Gehift
Kuhn, Loch & Company
Secret Service
Philadelphia
Tollerton's New Master Mechanic Heads to Trenton
Tollerton announces the departure of its new master mechanic, who leaves tonight for his headquarters in Trenton. The official notice notes a rapid rise from machinist apprentice to master mechanic in twenty years and urges best wishes from a host of friends.
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Trenton
Richardson Named Master Mechanic for Missouri Division
L A Richardson is appointed master mechanic of the Missouri division with headquarters at Trenton Mo, succeeding A C Adams who resigned. The appointment is signed by W J Tollerton Superintendent of Motive Power and approved by T S Lloyd General Superintendent Motive Power and D D Cain General Manager.
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Topeka
L. A. Richardson
Missouri
Trenton
A. C. Adams
W. J. Tollerton
Lloyd
E. Cain
Richardson Named Rock Island Master Mechanic at Trenton
L A Richardson known as Lou, head of the Oregon Short Line Shop, is appointed master mechanic of the Rock Island system with headquarters in Trenton Missouri. His career spans Denver Rio Grande, Union Pacific and other Western railways. he leaves Pocatello February 8 for Topeka and will rejoin wife Mrs. Richardson later in October. Frank Maloge is expected to succeed him as general foreman at the Short Line shops.
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L. A. Richardson
Rock Island System
Trenton
Richardson
Oregon Sport Line
Tollerton
Sport
Rock Island
Pocatello General
Big Eastern
Mr. Tollerton
Mr. Richardson
Pocatello
Lou” Richardson
Bucklin
St. Joseph
Union Pacific
Evanston
Wye
Denver & Rio Divunde
Oregon Short Line
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Balt Lake
Missouri Pacific
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Ll & L
Western Railways
Gate City
Carrick
Frank Maloge
Glenn Forrs
Richmeon
Topeka
Gletober
Temperance group to use whiskey in public demonstration
Chicago September 15. The Women's Christian Temperance Union at the Cook county convention plans a controversial demonstration. They have secured large quantities of popular liquor brands and alleged medicines and intend to pour alcohol into bottles placed under burners for display.
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Chicago
Women's
Christian Temperines Union
Cook County
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