Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Pocatello Tribune in Pocatello, Idaho

Page 1

We have 2,178,999 pages in Idaho

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1908

Page

1

Federal Grand Jury Session Opens in the Gate City

The U S district court for Idaho's southern division convened at 1 30 PM with Judge F B Dietrich presiding. The Boise and Pocatello juries begin work on whiskey to Indian cases and a rape charge against Phil Lavatta, with Shea the alleged counterfeiter to face the grand jury. A Boise jury returns true bills charging Sumner G Moon James T Barber A K Palmer and Frank Martin with timber land conspiracy. report notes limitations and prior abatement.

United States District Dietrich Boise Grand Jury United States District Court For Southern Division of Idaho Boise United States Ruel Rounds Pocatello William Bryan John Jackson A. L. Richardson Ben W. Oppenheim Norman N. Buick Charles McLain Phil Lavatta Fort Hall Shea Sumner G. Moon James T. Barber A. KE. Palmer Frank Martin Boise Basin Dietieh the Tribune William Sweet John Kinkaid L. M. Pritchard John Buick Martin Register United States Land Office

Earthquakes Felt Across Milford Utah Area Early Morning

Five distinct shocks were felt in Milford Utah about 200 miles south of Salt Lake City with houses badly shaken and residents fleeing. Shocks were also reported near Newhouse but no severe structural damage was reported.

Salt Lake City Milford Utah Here Newhouse

Reeder Opposes Borah Bill On Carey Act Lands

Representative Reeder, irrigation committee chair, introduced a resolution asking the interior secretary to report to the house on Idaho Carey act lands. He seeks details on acres taken up, land character, dispositions, and acres cultivated and sold to settlers. Reeder opposes granting Idaho 2,000,000 additional Carey act acres.

Washington Reeder Irrigation Committee Secretary of the Interior Idaho

McCarren Faces Delegation Fight at Democratic Convention

King County leader McCarren presses to seat his sixteen district delegates amid a furor over alleged fraud. He warns Tammany Hall to stay out as charges surface while the credentials committee debates unpledged delegates and Parker Murphy Nixon Freeb names emerge for the national convention.

New York Amon McCarren Kings County Democrats Tammany Hall Brooklyn McCarven Hearst Buffalo Cohain Norman F. Mack Augustus Thomas Bryan Progressive League Bryan Denver Connors-Murphy Alton B. Parker Charles F. Murphy Lewis Nixon Charles Freeb The Arion Society

Receiver for Underground Railway in Readjustment Plan

On April 15 London, the court appointed Sir George Gibb as receiver and manager for the Underground Electric Railways on application by Speyer Brothers for Snever & Co of New York and other creditors. The move aims to implement a readjustment plan for the company's finances tied to the Yerkes-era interests.

London Speyer Brothers Snever & Company New York George Gibb Charles T. Yerkes

Club House on Snake River in Fremont County

A committee is named to study North Fork Snake River sites for a new Pocatello Recreation Club house after the Pebble clubhouse sold to T. K. Gibson. The sale was approved at a meeting led by President Harry Kinport. 35 members remain active and a three member panel may add two more.

North Fork Pocatello Recreation Club Pebble Snake River Fremont County T. K. Gibson George Kimpton Ben Bean Harry Kinport Robert J. Hayes Charles E. Brooks W. J. Ingling Yellowstone Park Recreation Club Portneuf Pocatello Harry P. Kinport H. P. Cryst Ely Nev Fred G. Caldwell W. Fe, Trama EB. G. Gallet Pat Gallagher

Two Battleships Likely in Naval Bill This Session

Washington reports that despite a presidential push for four battleships Congress will probably approve only two, with possible support for one. Senator Hale says two suffice and John Sharp Williams notes substantial opposition among delegates. Republican leaders expect at least half of their party to oppose four ships.

Washington Congress Senator Hale Committee On Naval Affairs John Sharp Williams

H. B. Parsons Dead Leader of Wells Fargo Succumbs

Hosmer B. Parsons, vice president of the Wells Fargo Express Co and president of Wells Fargo Bank, died at his Brooklyn home from pneumonia. He joined Wells Fargo as a boy and took part in mining camp adventures and bullion transport in the West.

Washington Hosmer B. Parsons Wells Fargo Express Company Wells Fargo Bank Brooklyn West

Pocatello Republican primaries set for April 20

Voters in Pocatello and Bannock County will select delegates to the county convention at primaries on Monday April 20 from 2 to 7 pm Precinct boundaries within Pocatello are described and polling places listed including Judge Johnston residence Samms Smith office Sohlbergs shop Spillman residence Mahan Edghill feed store Harvey’s lumber yard and a city road outline for precincts 1 through 6.

Bannock County Pocatello Judge Johnston South Arthur Avenue Samms & Smith South Main Street Sohlberg North Main Street Spillman North Main Mahan & Edghill Corner East Center Third Avenue Harvey'’s Fast Center Street

Taft Strong in Northern Idaho

State Engineer James Stephenson Jr. returns from a northern Idaho trip noting Taft’s strong showing among voters and predict Taft's Chicago convention nomination. He mentions J T Brady as governor candidate and reports mine resumption and possible Missouri miners importation amid tensions.

Boise Statesman James Stephenson, Jr Idaho Taft Hughes Chicago J. T. Brady

Senate okays house bill on race track betting in DC

The Senate today passed the house bill sanctioning horse race track betting in the District of Columbia. The measure aims to regulate and allow betting within the capital, reflecting ongoing efforts to adjust gambling policy.

Washington, D. C Senate Today Columbia

Hauser Lake Dam Fails Sparking Missouri River Flood

A partial failure of the Hauser Lake dam near Helena triggers a massive flood toward Great Falls and the Boston and Montana smelter. Workers built a wing dam overnight and dynamite was used at Black Eagle Falls to lower the river and protect the plant. One worker died, and towns including Craig and Oxbow faced destruction and evacuation.

Helena Missouri River Great Falls Boston Montana Craig Mont Cascade Great Northern Hauser Lake Oxbow Black Eagle Falls

Fort Hall Canal Expansion May Reach American Falls

Major John J. Granville will refer the Fort Hall irrigation extension to Engineer D. W. Ross of the Reclamation Service in Idaho. The plan, backed by the American Falls Commercial club and Power City group, would enlarge the main Fort Hall canal to water 50,000 acres west of Portneuf and 25,000 acres near American Falls. Ross likely will study feasibility, including diverting water from the Blackfoot reservoir toward Chesterfield and the Portneuf river channel before recommending action.

Granville D. W. Ross Boise American Falls John J. Granville Fort Hall Federal Reclamation Service Idaho Indian Office Washington Reclamation Service Congress Commissioner of Indian Affairs American Falls Commercial Club L. L. Evans Ross Power City Club Blackfoot Pocatello Portneuf Chesterfield

Short Line eyes Mink Creek coal mine spur project

Supervising Engineer John V P Congdon for the Oregon Short Line surveyed Mink Creek coal mine owned by Mink Creek Coal & Gas Co to assess the deposit and land layout for a potential spur. The visit included directors and stockholders. Congdon will report to General Manager Bancroft.

Bancroft Salt Lake John VP. Congdon Mink Creek Mink Creek Coal & Gas Company Congdon A. TL. Smith Martin Inglestrom Barney McMahon W. A. Pougmire Cienerak Brereton Rock Springs Pocatello

Interior approves Idaho clear lists for Lewiston and Boise lands

The secretary of the interior approved Idaho clear list No 2 totaling GOST acres in the Lewiston district with part in Palouse National Forest, noting state selection predates the reserve. He also approved clear list No 3 embracing 2200 acres in the Boise land district.

Washington Secretary of the Interior Idaho Gost Lewiston District Palouse National Forest Boise Land District

Also Mentioned on This Page

Federal Grand Jury Gate City Borah Empire State Recreation Club OF Pocatello Pebble Holdings H. B. Parsons Precinet No Lewis Street Oregon Short Line Railroad S. R City of Lewis and Lander Lander Bridger Center Street Fort Hall Canal Mine Creek
Search Courier

Search the The Pocatello Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Pocatello Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication