Watchword in Traffic Matters Regulation Not Prohibition
In Washington on April 4 a House Judiciary subcommittee heard arguments for and against amendments to the Sherman anti trust law. Seth Low of New York led a delegation for the measure as Chairman Littlefield read telegrams protesting the changes. The National Civic Federation advocates public supervision for common carriers to allow some combinations and traffic agreements when beneficial to service.
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Washington
Hepburn
National Civic Federation
House Committee On Judiciary
Littlefield
Maine
Seth Low
New York
Eight Months in Pen for Abercrombie
District Judge Budge sentenced J D Abercrombie of American Falls to eight months in the state penitentiary after he pled guilty to adultery before a justice of the peace in Power City. Abercrombie was sent to Boise with Penitentiary Guard Dave Rich.
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State Penitentiary
Budge
J.D. Abercrombie
American Falls
Power City
Boise
Dave Rich
al. Colby
Bingham County
Gallagher
Stevens
Blackfoot
Rich
Shoshone
Abercrombie
Judge Budge
Logan
Lockout in Paris Halts 15000 Builders in Building Trade
Paris reports a massive lockout affecting 15 000 masons bricklayers and allied workers in building trades. The stoppage, tied to hours and weekly day of rest law, halts all construction including underground railroad work.
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Paris
Watson Non-Committal On Populist Presidential Nomination
Thomas B Watson replied to AP from Macon on April 4 that he would prefer not to talk for publication before official notification while en route to his Thompson Georgia home. He declined to state whether he would accept the Populist nomination.
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Atlanta
Thomas B
Watson
Associated Press
Macon
Thompson, Ga
Swastika Club Dance At McNichols Wright Hall
A sizable crowd attended a dance by the Swastika club at McNichols Wright hall last night. The club announced another dance for Thursday evening April 23.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
C. P. Breaks With Union In Canada Pacific Shops
Winnipeg April 4 The Canadian Pacific ends its September agreement and abrogates a months notice to unions. No wage cuts or hours change claimed, but unions plan a system wide meeting and appeal to Ottawa conciliation board. Thousands affected and strike likely.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Board of Conciliation of
Labor Department
Ottawa
Diamond Market Crisis Sees Diamond Workers Walkout
Antwerp reports an acute crisis in the diamond trade as American demand has ceased. The diamond workers union has decided to stop work during April, making it nearly impossible for merchants to unload stocks and meet liabilities, with anticipated failures as a likely outcome.
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Antwerp
Diamond Workers’ Union
Taft and Brady in the Southeast
State Emigration Commissioner Colonel Allen Miller reports from Blaine Bannock and Fremont counties on storms and activity. He notes Republicans back Brady in visited counties while Taft leads nationally, with sugar interests split among Hughes Cannon and Fairbanks.
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Boise
Allen Miller
Blaine
Bannock
Fremont
Pocaello
Dunes
Brady
Taft
Frenant
Hughes
Cannon
Fairbanks
Clark settles with federal government over Tin Cup and Gray's Lake
Idaho Falls Register reports Brazilia W. Clark settles rights on Tin Cup creek Gray's lake and Blackfoot river. He receives a government check and the draining plan proceeds boosting irrigation for about 55 000 acres across Gray's lake Blackfoot swamp and Blackfoot river areas.
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Gray’s Lake
Blackfoot River
Mackay
Uncle Sam
Fort Hall
Brazilia W. Clark
Clark
Blackfoot
Gray's Lake
Idaho
Ray's Lake
Nine Counties to Hold Joint Institute in Pocatello
Miss Grace Loughran county superintendent of Bannock announces a five day teachers institute in Pocatello starting the last day of August with nine counties participating. County Superintendent Hart of Bear Lake will join Bannock and others for the event featuring nationally reputed instructors.
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Grace Loughran
Bannock County
Freedom
Idaho
Wyoming
Pocatello
Montpelier
Miss Loughran
Joint
Hart
Bear Lake County
Bannock
Pack Saddle mine drew strong sale offers from outside capital
Local owners of the Pack Saddle coal mine report flattering proposals for sale to outside capitalists. They feel confident they can stay owners if a sale occurs but would require a price enabling them to retire comfortably. Development continues with coal piling on the dump as spring break-up hinders road access. Fletcher R. Burrus and Dr. J. H. Bean are part owners.
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Pack Saddle
Fremont County News
Fletcher R. Burrus
J. H. Bean
Cambridge Wins Varsity Boat Race Ahead of Oxford
Cambridge won the annual varsity boat race at Putney for the third straight year defeating Oxford by about two and a half lengths. The Cambridge crew led from start to finish after forging to the front at the pistol and finished in 19 minutes 19 seconds.
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Putney
England
Cambridge Today
Oxford
Cambridge Cvew
Riverside
Public Printer Appointed in Washington
John Leech named public printer in Washington. He replaces Stillings who resigned earlier. The president announced the appointment on April 4, with Leech not previously linked to the post.
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Washington
John 8
Philippines
Leech
Stillings
Mock Trial Held at Pocatello High School
Raymond Owens was found not guilty by a jury in a burglary case at Pocatello High School. Judge Vincent Brooks presided. Murray Winn prosecuted and Howard Quinn defended. Witnesses included Josephine Ingalls Arthur Young and Ashley Reynolds. jury members listed. Owens discharged.
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Pocatello High School
Raymond Owens
A. L. Brown
Vincent Brooks
Murray Winn
Howard Quinn
Arthur Sohlburg
Sara Price
Josephine Ingalls
Arthur Young
Ashley Reynolds
Johnnie Mullen
Hazel Garner
George Smith
Emma Sorgatz
Lee Jones
Myrtle Burke
Norris West
Essie Fusz
Cyril Griffiths
Hannah Bonner
Robert Lanestrom
Edna Griffiths
Margaret Callahan
Married Women in Jail Over Resort Visit
Three married women from Pocatello spent the night in the city jail after visiting a restricted district resort and drinking alcohol. They were arraigned before Police Judge Kane on vagrancy charges for associating with dissolute persons, pleaded not guilty, and were released on $10 bail with a 5 p.m. hearing set.
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Milwaukee
Pocatello
Kane
Robert M. Terrell
City Schools Begin Spring Vacation
The regular annual spring vacation of city schools began yesterday and will continue until Monday, April 13. Most of the teachers will spend the week out of town visiting friends and relatives at various places.
Fire at La Fayette Hotel Routs Guests in Meadville
A blaze at the La Fayette hotel in Meadville Pennsylvania forced over a hundred guests to flee in their night clothes as the fire swept the hotel square causing about 100000 dollars in damage.
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Meadville
la Fayette Hotel
Filipinos Endorse Bryan for President at Manila Convention
In Manila on April 4 the Philippine Democratic convention endorsed Bryan for president and voted for tariff reform. Six delegates were chosen for the national convention as factions debated an insular platform and local conditions. The conservative majority prevailed over radical resolutions targeting Taft’s administration and tariff policy.
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Manila
Philippines
Taft
Bryan
Seven Troughs Busy Nevada Mining District Praised
William M. Odell of Fort Hal mine reports strong activity in Seven Troughs Nevada. He notes deepening ore quality, company-owned claims, heavy ongoing development, multiple leases at work, and a promising future with ore grades and grab sample gold values cited.
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Seven Troughs
Nevada
William M. Odell
Fort Hal
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune
Mazuma Hills
Reagan
Mazama Hills
Mazon Hills
Eelipse
Fairview
Seven Troughs Mining Company
Sean
Injured Salt Lake Brewer Dies After Train Crash
Albert Earle a 21 year old Salt Lake man died at Pocatello General Hospital from a skull fracture sustained when struck by passenger train No 8 while riding a freight east of Pocatello. He left Salt Lake last September seeking work as a brewer and had not returned home. His father Alfred Earle was at his bedside at the time of death. The body will likely be shipped to Salt Lake for burial.
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Albert Earle
Salt Lake
Poestello
Poestello General Hospital
Alfred Earle
California
Pocatello
Wright
Connty
Howard
Locals Challenge the Academy Team in Pocatello
Manager A J Pierce of the Poca telly baseball team issues a challenge to the Academy of Idaho tear for a game any day. Will Benson from Bute strengthens the locals as pitcher with J C Benson to officiate in a box next Sunday. Lineup includes LaVonne Metzner Kane Wilson Benson Embree Fredell Morley Atkins and George Fredell as captain replacing Walter Hicks.
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A. J. Pierce
Pocatelly
Academy of Idaho
Will Benson
Bute
Copper State
J. C. Benson
Pocatello
LaVonne
Metzner
Kane
Wilson
Benson
Embree
Fredell
Aputain
Morley
Atkins
George Fredell
Caetain
Walter Hicks
Conference Opens at Salt Lake Today
Salt Lake City April 4 The seventy eighth annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints was called to order this morning in Salt Lake. The event draws about 15000 Mormons from across the West and is expected to proceed with routine sessions and extensive child welfare work before adjourning Monday.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
West
Sulzer Says Bevan Withdraws From Jefferson Dinner Invite
Washington April 4 Representative Sulzer of New York reports that W J Bevan has withdrawn acceptance of an invitation to attend the Jefferson Day dinner in New York. He says the decision follows discussions deeming the trip unwise.
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Washington
Sulzer
New York
W. J. Bevan
New You
Ital ian car reaches San Francisco in New York to Paris race
The Italian car in the New York to Paris race arrived in San Francisco at 10:30 this morning. It will sail for Nagasaki, Japan, on the steamer Asia, departing next Thursday, instead of traveling via Alaska.
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San Francisco
New York
Paris
Nagasaki
Japan
Saiting
Thesday
Asia
Alaska
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