Ennis May Plead The Unwritten Law
Jurors considered for John Ennis who shot Evan Davies in July amid claims of the unspoken code and his daughter Gertrude's alleged ruin. The court canvasses twelve men while defense and prosecution spar over a possible unwritten law defense and death-penalty implications.
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John Ennis
Evan Davies
Oregon Short Line
Ennis
Gertrude
Davies
Pocatello Avenue
Boyd
Gallet
W. H. Coffin
Downey
Coffin
P. Sterrett
N. D. Thatcher
Talesman
M. E. Scott
McCammon
Robert Criswell
James Escher
Budge
W. A. McHan
W. J. Harris
Walter H. Edwards
Myers Cohn
James 8. Whittaker
William KE. Corbridge
Thomas ©. Smith
H. Swenson
W. F. Brewster
N. D. van Leuven
A. J. Damron
Brady support urged by Wallace faction chairman
Tim Regan, chairman of a Wallace convention faction, says his group will back a straight ticket in the upcoming November election. The stance signals unified backing for Brady in all races under the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Regan
Dubois Democrats Split Over Alexander Ticket
Timothy Regan, chosen chairman of the Dubois state central committee at Wallace, said yesterday most Dubois followers will not back the Alexander ticket. He noted their support for the Idaho state Republican ticket except for the national electors, and that only the national ticket divides the two Idaho Democratic factions.
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Dubois
Idaho
Democratic primary dates in Bannock County updated
Notices across the city show Bannock County Democratic primaries set for October 5 with the county convention in Pocatello on October 8. Original dates labeled September 28 and October 3 were revamped while Chairman Bob Graham was away, reportedly awaiting Supreme Court news. The change coincides with the anti-Dubois faction victory reported yesterday in Pocatello.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Bob Graham
Democratic County Central Committee
Supreme Court
Bryan shuns trouble in Lincoln bid to remove lithographs
William J. Bryan urged Lincoln Democrats to take down lithographs of him from shop and home windows during President Taft's Lincoln visit. He sent a telegram to his brother asking for courtesy to Taft and to avoid any disturbance related to the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Democrats of
Lincoln
William H. Taft
Bryan
Woolgrowers convention plans move forward in Pocatello
The National Woolgrowers convention committee met at Bannock hotel in Pocatello to outline badge designs finances program and entertainment. They plan hall rentals exhibits in the Stagner barn and a temporary balcony with Y M C A as headquarters and aim to host a large delegation in January 14 15 and 16.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
George
Walker
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Daniger
McNichols & Wright
Douglas
Elks’ Club
Cleave
C. W. Gray
Samms
John Cort
Woolgrowers
Gate City
Helena
Messrs
Water case argued over cross complaint in Murray v. Pocatello
In a district court adjourned session Judge Budge took under advisement the demurrer to the cross complaint in James A. Murray versus the city of Pocatello. The city seeks damages of about two thousand dollars claiming inadequate water supply for street sprinkling under a contract with a sprinkling contractor. The plaintiff argues the cross-claim lacks grounds. both sides completed their arguments and submitted briefs.
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District Court
James A. Murray
City of Pocatello
C. A. Boyd
Cross
Divorce Denied in Pocatello Case
At last night’s district court session the delayed divorce case of C. F. Ulrich against Hattie Ulrich was continued with no divorce granted. The proceedings indicate the spouses remain bound in matrimony and the matter remains unresolved.
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District Court
C. F. Ulrich
Hattie Ulrich
Ulrich Seeks Divorce After Westward Move
Ulrich, a former locomotive works machinist, sought a divorce from his wife in New York after moving to Salt Lake and then Pocatello for work. The court denied the decree due to destroyed letters and lack of corroboration, noting the couple have a year old child and minimal support.
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Heard
Silver Creek
Chatauaua County
New York
Ulrich
Land of Plenty
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Budee Ulrich
Former Pocatello Woman Heir to 25 Million Estate
Mrs. John Rupp formerly of Pocatello now in Blackfoot is named as one of the heirs in a claimed twenty five million dollar estate. Reports describe heirs in Pennsylvania seeking to prove claims and uncover birth certificates from a grave visit to John Rupp.
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Pocatello
John Rupp
Blackfoot
Rupp
Grove City
Tribune
Shamokin
Philadelphia
Calvin Rapp
Lutherian Church
Numidia
John Cooper
Bloomsbury
Herman Rupp
Rupp Hein
Pennsylvania
Rupps
Columbia County
Reform
Theisenhart
Eisenhart
Republican Delegates in Uncammon Co Convention
Republican primaries across Bannock county yielded heavy turnout with city contests quiet. Delegates to the McCammon convention were elected in each precinct, with notable races in Soda Springs Oxford Grace Gentile Valley and anticipated county contests between McGarvey and Smith for sheriff and Gray for county attorney.
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Smith
Bannock County
McCammon
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Whitman
D. J. Lau
C. W. Dempster
Oxford
McGarvey-Quigley
Andrew Anderson
Lou Petty
Robert Hillman
Alma Nadley
Hillman
Grace
Sullivan
Hamp
Toolson
Neeley
Williams
Turner
Gentile Valley
Sumner Pond
McGee Harris
H. L. Bassett
Burnett McGarvey
George W. Smith
McGarvey
George FE
Gray
Jacobs
Edwards
Governor James H. Brady Draws Large Bonners Ferry Rally
Republican candidate Governor James H. Brady spoke to a packed opera house in Bonners Ferry Idaho with Edwin Snow present. The crowd filled seats and aisles while hundreds watched as Democrats pledged support and applauded Brady after his remarks.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
James H. Brady
Edwin Snow
S. D. Taylor
Bonner Brass Band
Brady
Idaho endorses Burton L. French in direct primary era
F R Gooding of Boise writes from Boise Idaho Sept 22 1908 praising Burton L French of Moscow as a strong advocate of the direct primary law. He says French urged ninth session members to pass party pledges and that he has supported him from the start due to confidence he will stand for Idahoans' demands.
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Boise
Idaho
Burton L. French
Moscow
Brady
Tuberculosis Congress Opens Second Day in Washington
The International Congress on Tuberculosis continued with section one discussing infection channels latent infection predisposition and heredity. Surgeon General Simon Von Unterberger honorary physician to the Czar cited autopsy findings suggesting most men over thirty bear remnants of TB and emphasized strengthening the body through hygiene and diet.
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Washington
Simon von Unterberger
Miss Matilda Thomann Departs For Salt Lake Home
Miss Matilda Thomann leaves this city after a several weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Ralph Evans and heads home to Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Thomann
Salt Lake
Ralph Evans
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Alexander
Uncammon CO
R. J. Hayes
T. A. Johnston
E. L. Holzheimer
D, T. Quigley
L. B. Case
C. P. Hansen
John Priest
L. Bush
Livermore
D. W. Church
E. G. Gallet
W. N. McCarty
Martin Inglestrom
Pond
C. J. Johnson
W. J. Thomas
J. T. Hall Francis B.’ LL
Sixth Precinct
ED Hayball
J. J. Guheen
John Dodson
D. J. Elrod
George E. Gray
T. F. Carey
W. J. Harvey
G. Garrett
Bonner's Ferry
Gooding
F. R. Gooding
Tuberculosis Congress
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