American soldier killed Mexican sergeant in El Valle incident
In El Paso reports say an American trooper killed a Carranza sergeant after a saloon toast dispute. Eight American cavalrymen crossed into Mexico, one American missing. Funston ordered a formal regret to Mexican authorities and a court martial for the corporal.
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el Paso
Carranza
el Valle
United States
Pershing
Washington
Funston
War Department
Mexico
White Slave Charge Filed Against Frasier in Idaho Case
Frasier was arrested on the 22nd in Blackfoot by federal officer C. H. Arbuckle and jailed on a white slave act charge. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Turner with bond set at 1600, accused of taking Mrs. Gertrude Jackson from Yellowstone Montana to Idaho Falls Idaho for immoral purposes. The warrant was issued on the 5th. Jackson has been subpoenaed as a witness and is married with a husband in Idaho Falls.
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Frasier
Blackfoot
C. H. Arbuckle
Frazier
United States
Turner
Gertrude Jackson
Yellowstone
Montana
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Jackson
Wyoming Regiment Replaces Illinois Unit in San Antonio
San Antonio dispatch reports the First Wyoming regiment takes the place of the Illinois Negro unit at San Antonio. The change shifts troop assignments as of September 25.
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Wyoming
San Antonio
Hth Illinois
Greek Premier Venizelos Reported To Visit Saloniki
London reports Premier Venizelos of Greece has traveled to Saloniki for undisclosed talks and possible diplomatic engagements with continuing regional concerns. Authorities have not released a formal schedule.
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Saloniki
London
Ierane
Venizelos
Greece
Escape of Victor Hunter Ends With Recapture Near McCammon
Deputy Theo Munroe pursued VictorHunter and John Kissel after finding wet goods in three suitcases at Lava Hot Springs station. Hunter fled on foot, was chased and shot at, hid in weeds, then recaptured near McCammon. Hearing set before Judge Knowles. liquor possession complaint filed by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Ray.
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Rone
Victor Hunter
Theo, Munroe
Lava Hot Springs
John Kissel
Kissel
Hunter
Munroe
McCammon
Scotty
Knowles
Ray
New York Reports Infantile Paralysis Deaths and Cases
Five deaths and fourteen new cases of infantile paralysis were recorded in the last twenty four hours as doors were opened to respond. The report notes continued spread and public health measures beginning.
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New York
Bankers Association Convention Opens In Kansas City
Kansas City reports the American Bankers Association annual convention unofficially opened with committee sessions today. The formal opening is scheduled for Thursday as the event continues.
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Kansas City
American Bankers’ Association
Republicans Predict Victory in New Jersey Primaries
Trenton N J Sept 25 Republican strategists in New Jersey say the primary battles, led by two senatorial hopefuls Franklin Murphy and Joseph Frelinghuysen, show party strength and momentum for November. Former Governor Stokes withdraws aiding Murphy in the north while Westcott may face Marine in the Democratic contest. Edge faces Colgate and Record for Governor if Murphy supports him. Congress contests loom as delegates seek to improve the GOP lead of eight to four in the U S House.
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Trenton
N. J
United States
Congress
Edward C. Stokes
Stokes
Franklin Murphy
Newark
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
Somerset County
Ely
Murphy
John W. Westcott
Wilson
James J. Marine
Judge Westcott
Martine
Otto Wittpenn
Mr. Murphy
Walter E. Edge
Edge
Austen Colgate
Essex County
George L. Record
Jersey City
New Jersey
National House of Potepenvestres
County Attorney Charged With Murdering Wife
St. Joseph reports a grand jury will probe the death of Mrs. Oscar D. McDaniel wife of Buchanan county prosecuting attorney The husband claimed an unknown assailant killed her and tried to kill him He said he was called to his office at midnight and found his wife dying and highwaymen fleeing seeking the killer.
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St. Joseph
Oscar D. McDaniel
Buchanan County
Odoinn Het
Laying off the Morgan loan amid investor caution
London reports small investors refuse to subscribe to the Morgan war loan based on Amsterdam dispatches via the Cologne Gazette. The paper notes farmers fear Germany faces bankruptcy due to the ongoing cost of war amidst a firm metal market and Chicago wheat values.
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London
Morgan War Loan
Amsterdam
Cologne Gazette
Germany
Indian liquor sale suspect held on federal charges
An individual named Paul Lambers or Paul George was jailed in Salt Lake City on charges of selling liquor to Indians. Captured by federal agents in Ogden, he faces removal orders and a possible October hearing. A boy helper, Christiansen, bonded at 500 dollars, aided earlier. George arraigned with bond set at 800 dollars, funds expected to secure release.
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Paul Lambers
Paul George
Ogden
Salt Lake
Tillman B. Johnson
George
Marshal Nebeker
Christiansen
Turner
United States
Case Dismissed In Embezzlement Complaint
A prior embezzlement case involving C. H. Betty, J. B. Bacon, and EB. E. Forstall was dismissed by Judge Van Reuth after County Attorney Smith filed a new complaint against Mr. Bacon for 260 dollars. Bacon opposed the dismissal, objecting through R. M. Terrell, and requested a preliminary examination, but the court dismissed the matter amid ongoing disputes over Stockgrowers bank stock. The record notes a misunderstanding between Betty and Bacon and Forstall, with Betty withdrawing the initial complaint. Bacon denies any financial settlement related to the case.
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C. H. Betty
J. B. Bacon
EB. E. Forstall
Bacon
Smith
van Reuth
R. M. Terrell
Rey
Betty
Messrs. Bacon
Forstall
Republicans Hold Harmonious and Enthusiastic Session
A Republican central committee meeting in the county building discussed campaign plans and pledged success for the party ticket in November. G. Nicholas Ifft was named secretary, with numerous precinct nominees for justices of the peace and constable announced across Pocatello and Pornatello areas. resignations noted for Tyhee and Swan Lake committee roles.
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Republican Central Committee
Hughes
G. Nicholas Ifft
John Tupper
F. 8. Rogers
Burnett McGarvey
Bancroft
H. C. Johnson
C. J. Rundgreen
Judson Welch
Central
W. T. Lloyd
August Hexstrom
Chesterfield
W. Y. Higgon- KO
A. C
Nd Wise
Oxford
Arthur T. Baker
Jessie Hopson
Clifford Smith
Soda Springs
N. E. Snell
Geersarrison
Dave Barnett
Swan Lake
Leo Beckstead
John Hawes
Robert Quigley
Treasureton
W. R. Moore
George Burton
T. J. Barber
Turner
T. J. McCann
Joe Purvis
Tyhee
A. Porter
Mindenhall
Theo Turner
W. H. Witty
H. E. Ray
Pocatello to Host Auto Polo Next Month
Pocatello and surrounding area will witness Auto Polo on October 11 and 12. The event features the same teams that performed at Montana and Utah fairs. Full 60 minute game with five periods, far longer than exhibition fare.
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Pocatello
Montana
Utah
Ralph
Npor
Ares
Failed to Break Lines of Allies In Romania Stalemate Deepens
The report says Von Mackensen failed to breach Allied lines in Romania, as Romanian forces continue the invasion of Transylvania and claim 7090 advances. In Paris, the French say Verdun front attacks were repulsed. Russians push on the Macedonian front with gains in Bulgaria as British monitors shell Belgian targets.
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Rumania
von Mackensen
Transylvan
Petrograd
Cedarea
Paris
Verdun Front
War Office
Fatal Coach Car Crash Near Lava Hot Springs
A Studebaker driven by John Heberlin collided with an eastbound light engine near Topas crossing four miles from Lava Hot Springs at 6 20 PM. Ferdinand Heberlin died on impact. others injured included Mrs Jessina Heberlin and several family members. Passengers were rushed to Pocatello General Hospital as investigators began an inquest.
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John Heberlin
Studebaker
Topaz
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
General Hospital
Short Line
Roberts
Steely
McDill
McCammon
American Falls
Lava Springs
Ferdinand Heberlin
Topas Crossing
Melvin Openshaw
Frank Stout
No. 17
Lava
Poole
Voting on proposed general strike across labor groups
New York reporters state that labor organizations including 100000 workers are voting on joining a general strike planned for Wednesday. Union leaders claim nearly 200000 have already voted to strike and expect arbitration if a general walkout occurs.
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New York
Woody Speaks to Baltimoreans
Brief dispatch notes a public address by President Wilson to residents of Baltimore. The text references timing and locations, noting Wilson’s talk as part of a civic engagement tour.
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Woody
Brought Down Two Zeppelins Over London and Essex
London reports say twelve Zeppelins raided the capital and southeast England on Saturday night, killing thirty and wounding 110. Two airships were shot down in Essex, one crew killed and the other captured. large fires and damage followed with casualties in the metropolitan area totaling 28 dead and 99 injured. An official Berlin report notes extensive fires and that ten airships returned undamaged after being fired upon before crossing the channel.
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London
England
Wre
Essex
East Midland
Ndon
Berlin
Midland
Twelve Grimaby trawlers sunk in North Sea raid
Sunk Trawlers London Sept 25. Twelve Grimaby trawlers were sunk in the North Sea about the time the Zeppelins raided England.
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London
Northsea
England
Soda Springs Beats Indians In Close Idaho Game
In Soda Springs Idaho on September 34 the Soda Springs team defeated the Pocatello Indians 8 to 0 in a tightly played contest. Pitcher Lind earned the win with a long center field homer and key early pitching while Pocatello’s infield held steady. The game ended early in the eighth to allow the visitors to catch their train with Harrison driving in two runs for Soda. Attendance was listed as 600.
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Soda Springs
Ida
Icatello Indians
Lind
Fiss Water
Soda
Pocatello
Harrison
Sods
Boda Springs
Atre Dorrien
Lind Ziebarth
Ullihan
H. Dorrein
Cretans Seize Island Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary report states Cretans have captured an island and triggered upheaval as factions clash. Details are unclear but indicate a shift in control and rising tensions among separatist forces.
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