Idaho Falls Civic League Wins City Mayoral Race
In Chicago dated April 3 revised returns show D G Platt Civic league mayoral win in Idaho Falls by a majority of 13 with four aldermen and officials also on the Civic league ticket. Other Idaho towns report varied ticket victories and mayoral results across Boise American Falls Blackfoot Caldwell Weiser Moscow Rexburg Twin Falls Nampa and Mountain Home tied to local factions.
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Civic League
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Boise
John M. Haines
American Falls—Citizens
James Gifford
J. R. McKown
L. L. Deek
Frank Elliott
Alonzo Roberry
Blackfoot—Citizens
H. W. Curtis
Marcus Blenkle
Alex. Younie
Sam Lloyd
D. G. Platt
Progressive Party
Rexburg
J. W. Webster
A. L. Blackburn
Alma L. Carbine
David Osborn
O. E. Peterson
Twin Falls
Fred A. Voight
Citizens
Nampa
H. A. Partridge
Salome Coming to Auditorium Theatre
Manager Roy Emmick closes a contract for Oscar Wilde's Salome to be produced in full at the Auditorium on June 10. The play, once suppressed in New York for religious upheaval, brings Charles B. Hanford as an attraction later this month.
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Salome
Roy Emmick
Auditorium Theatre
Oscar Wilde
New York
Emmick
Charles B. Hanford
Revolt by Peasants Dies Down Across Country
Bucharest reports that the remission of heavy taxes and other measures to aid peasants have pacified unrest. Officials say the peasant revolt is dying out and the country is now quiet.
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Bucharest
Alienist Says Thaw Is Daffy in Lunacy Hearing
New York April 4 The Thaw lunacy commission held an executive session for final exams of Harry Thaw. Dr Diefenderf testified Thaw's Delmas suggestion came from a diseased brain and indicated a delusional mind. He said Thaw was mentally but not legally insane when he killed White. The panel, led by Dr Diefenderf of Middleton and Yale, completed the examination and will report before Justice Fitzgerald opens the trial tomorrow.
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New York
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Diefenderf
Delmas
White
State Hospital For the
Middleton
Conn
Yale Uuniversity
Jerome
Fitzgerald
White House Cabinet Conference Discusses Trust Prosecutions
At the White House this afternoon a cabinet meeting reviewed the department of justice trust prosecutions. Present were Secretaries Root, Napier, Garfield and Cortelyou. The tobacco trust was among topics discussed.
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Washington
White House
Department of Justice
Root
Honaparte
Garfield
Cortelyou
Tobacco Trust
Welsh Pleads Guilty in Bank Misappropriation Case
Chicago April 3 John R Welsh former president of the Chicago National Bank pleaded guilty to misappropriation of bank funds. His trial is scheduled for October 15.
Dr Loux Chosen Mayor and City Winners in Pocatello Election
In Pocatello voters elected Dr C K M Lous as mayor by a 263 plurality as Citizens ticket swept the council. Republicans won two of eight council seats with wards showing J M Bistline and T O Smith in the First ward and others across the Third and Fourth wards. Voter turnout was quiet with drizzle turning to sun and a final tally well below registered party strength.
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G A. Hannaford
Edward Bstein
Kellar
Ind
Edward Stein
B. Bean
Seaelewee J. I
Frantz
Fr. Kasiska
N. P. Nielson
Church
F. Kasiska
Serene
Reeves
Union
Watson
Bas
A. B Bean
Union Ticket
Bistline
D. Rice
F Kane
Turner
C. Roeder
M. B. Steely
Teetee
J. H. Dodds
Steely
Heewlewne
Soe
H. Daniger
Dem
I O'Mahoney
Soc
Aee
Bee
Dr. Loux
Pocatello
Citizens
C.K. M. Lous
A. B. Stevenson
A. T. Jones
Thomas Gilmore
L. B. Case
William Bolsehied
Harold Reubalmann
Goldie McAllister
Jennie T. Reeves
M. A. Stone
J. M. Bistline
T. O. Smith
Thomas F. Terrell
E. G. Houde Will
C. C. Chilson
T. C. Martin
John Fust
Bers
J. J. Williams
Mr. Kane
Travenor
W. A. Sammes
Andrew B. Stevenson
Alfred T. Jones
I C. EM. Sous
Eee Meee
Pep
Jesse William Bolsehied
Harold B. Ruebelmann
Weet Ener Ereene Us
Margaret A. Stone
Pearl Sanders
Fiddie McAllister
Thomas F. Carey
James M. Masonheimer
Thomas F. Kane
Ss. Soosi
William A. Sammis
Glen H. Trout
William P. Havener
P. S. Burke
George Williams
Charles FE. Brooks
Peter Hansen
Piudientae
John M. Bistline
Temple O. Smith
John Fusz
A . J Williams
William Lloyd
Pete
J.H Townsend
Dem Mahan
Charles
N. Rooker
Ewes Lemes Eens Gatenella Ee Elenee
Thomas F Terrell
den Sheldon
Fred Weideman
Choot
John Freeman
Harles
Chilson
Martin
Strike Ends After Brewery Workers Compromise
St. Louis report states twenty seven hundred brewery workers reached a wage and hours settlement ending the strike this afternoon.
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St. Louis
Limits Hague Conference Much by Russia and Allies
St Petersburg April 3 Russian representatives abroad were directed to communicate a circular note on the Hague peace conference. The note states that Russia Germany and Austria reserve the right to abstain from discussions they deem unable to yield practical results, effectively limiting armaments.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Germany
Austria
McCammon Turns to Horses and Schools for Growth
McCammon hosts a new horse company, electing K. M. Webb president and D. R. Lish secretary treasurer as E. E. Cutler Jr. becomes manager. The district votes to build a 1000 brick high school, with Hark ness funding land and water rights, Edwards supplying trees, and site chosen near town. The Big B hotel changes hands to Mr. and Mrs. Woods of Collinston, while Champlin agents plan three Studebaker car loads and Palmer reports a govt deal for 30 Indian service stallions in Montana.
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McCammon
McCammon- Inkom Horse Company
KE. M. Webb
Inkom
D. R. Lish
E. E. Cutler, Jr
M. E. Scott
A. Haas
A. J. Lish
Champlin Bros
Clinton
Iowa
France
Bannock County
Idaho
H. O. Harkness
T. M. Edwards
la Point
Woods
Collinston
Utah
Frank Merrill
Studebaker Bros
Palmer
McCammon-lnkom Horse Company
U. S
Montana
Indian Service
Boston Teamsters Strike for Wage Increase
Boston reports a strike by fourteen hundred teamsters demanding a one dollar per week wage increase. The action began today with workers united over the pay raise proposal and potential labor leverage in the city.
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Boston
Harriman Wanted a Toga Revealed at White House
The White House today explained Harriman's push for Chauncey Depew's withdrawal from the 1904 New York Senate race as a bid for Harriman to become a U S senator. Secretary Loeb indicated no further presidential statements would follow the prior disclosures.
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Washington
B E. H. Harriman
White House
Harriman
Chauncey Depew
New York
United States
Loeb
Students Debate Lincoln Washington Rivalry in Downey
A March 29 debate in Downey Districts 4 and 53 debated whether Lincoln did more for the country than Washington with District 4 students asserting the affirmative. Participants included Willard Kingsford Nettie Browning Ethel Coffin Valasse Dewey and on the negative Grace Van Leuven Lorin Criddle Edward Laurenson Delpha Clegg. The district 4 judges appeared biased, but the piece notes improvement in speaker coaching and mentions local happenings including Easter services, a large R M B Telephone crew, upcoming district 53 school election, and plans for an opera house or dance hall in Downey.
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Neuman VD. van Leuven
Cambridge Ward
Arley Dewey
J. A. Brim
Leo Johnson
Hilda Johnson
S. F. Johnson
Ida Hyde
R. M. B. Telephone Company
Downey
Fueture
Nebraska Law Bans Brewery and Wholesale Liquor Ownership
Lincoln Nebraska April 3 a bill making it unlawful for brewers and wholesale liquor dealers to own saloons passed both houses and was signed by the governor today marking a tightening of liquor control in the state.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
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Busse
Chicago
Bisse
Citizens’ Party
Daffy
Harry
Troutman
Genessee
Joseph Troutman
The
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Cleave
E. C. Martin
Kane
M'Cammon
Syndicate of Farmers
E. H. Harriman
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