German Arrestee in Mountainhome Murder Case
Kunnecke a German is arrested at Pierre South Dakota in a murder case tied to a sheep herder near Mountainhome nine years earlier. The suspect, who ran a small business with his wife as matron, faced accusations after a note to a missing young man surfaced through the German consul at Port id. He fled Mountainhome amid a protection bond dispute and a sheep scab charge, with his wife remaining behind.
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Kunneche
Pierre
South Dakota
Mountain Home
Kuonecke
Mountainhome
Kooninger
Kunnecke
Evlnger
Konnecke
Rocky Bar
Koeninger
Ger
Ter
Portid
Kunnecker Mountainhome
Mnehre
Weiser to Host Industrial Educational Institution Plans
Weiser founder Fred Brockman proposes a new Industrial Educational Institution 24 miles south of Weiser on land he owns. The fireproof building will use native stone brick and iron, with a first floor of four classrooms a dining room kitchen baths offices and bedrooms. A large auditorium seats about 600. Construction begins soon with brick work next year and at least 30 acres of small fruits to train students under industrial plan. Boys and girls under 15 will be solicited. the project aims to stand on its own merits.
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Fred Brockman
Weiser
Pro
Tragedy at Crown Point mime site claims Charles Mitchell
A man named Charles Mitchell, mid aged, died when rock collapsed at the Crown Point mime site in Wardoer while aiding two others timbering the Burke atope. The rock fell from the back of the atope, killing him instantly.
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Charles Mitchell
Crown Point
Wardoer
Horse Thieves Captured in Weiser
A man at Hotel Weiser went violently insane after leaping, chewing newspapers. Deputy Brizendine and Officer Nevins subdued him, taking him to jail as an insanity examination looms. The man gave the names Lewis Jones and later Coonrod, with details of a horse sale and theft tied to Krautz's sheep camp. If not found sane, he faces larceny charges.
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Weiser
Sheri Brizendine
Brizendine
Nevins
Lewis Jones
Jones
Krautz
Coonrode
P. EK
Roberta
Harper & Riggs
President Roosevelt to Visit Weiser Idaho May 28
President Theodore Roosevelt traveling west on a 60 day tour will pass through Idaho towns in order including Pocatello Shoshone Mountain Home Nampa Boise and Weiser about 10 pm on May 28. He departed Washington Wednesday morning en route to the western states with a planned itinerary. Grand millinery opening by Mrs James Gerwick draws city ladies praising the display and hats as the finest seen in town.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Weiser
Washington
Idaho
Pocatello
Shoshone
Mountain Home
Nampa
Boise
James Gerwick
Appointment of Idaho official to wagon road role
Frank E. Jobmesse of Idaho County is named by Governor Morrison as superintendent of construction for the state wagon road from Long Valley to Thunder Mountain. The appointment assigns supervision of the road project and related work to the public works office in Idaho.
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Neve
Maryatt of
Weiser
Morrison
Pure Food
Rotary of State
Tutes
French
State University
State Horti
Marruary We State Loar
Omum
Tarhiliar
Frank E. Jobmesse
Idaho County
Long Valley
Thunder Mountain
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