Abdul Hamid to Remain Turkish Sultan Amid cabinet resignation
London reports a Constantinople dispatch states a definite agreement by government and the committee on union and progress. Abdul Hamid remains sultan while the current cabinet resigns. Foreigners seek refuge at the British vice consulate. The British cruiser Diana lands fifty men at Alexandretta and Sheik Ul Islam urges calm to stop disorders.
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London
Constantinople
Committee On Union and Progress
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Constitutional army advances on Constantinople and martial law planned
The advance guard of the constitutional army reaches outskirts of Constantinople as the cabinet plans to proclaim martial law in the capital. Officials hint at a possible reconciliation between the young Turks and the sultan, with arbitrators promising a settlement. The army reportedly seeks punishment for those behind the recent unrest.
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Constantinople
Constitutional Army
Hilmi
Nationalists suffer heavy losses near Tabriz in key sortie
Tabriz reports sixty nationalists killed and one hundred wounded in a sortie from the city. American schoolteacher I. C. Baskerville is dead in the action.
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Tabriz
I. C. Baskerville
Racial unrest spreads from Aleppo to Antioch and Bire
Reports from the Syrian coast indicate rising racial fanaticism in the villages around Aleppo with disturbances spilling over to Antioch and Bire. Local authorities seek to restore order as tensions escalate.
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Constantinople
Aleppo
Antioch
Bire
Jealousy Fueled Murder Hits Rostock Opera
Berlin reports the murder of Fraulein Frieda Barthold a Rostock theatre singer shot by Fraulein Augusta Zobel. Zeal over a betrothed lover sparked the crime as Barthold prepared for Tales of Hoffmann. The confessed killer was arrested at a railway station.
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Berlin
Fraulein Frieda Barthold
Rostock
Fraulein
Augusta Zobel
Fraulein Barthold
Stettin
Mecklenburg
Emperor William
Fraulein Berthold
Paris
Glanders Not Found in Rexburg Area. One Case Destroyed
State veterinarian Dr. George B. Noble returned from Rexburg where glanders were not found. He then visited Rigby Preston and Weston, discovering one afflicted animal in Preston which was destroyed. In other towns the livestock inspected were in excellent condition.
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Horse Capital News
George B. Noble
Rexburg
Rigby
Preston
Weston
Rioting in Adana and Tarsus Kills Thousands
A dispatch from Athens reports that ten thousand people were killed in anti Christian riots in the Adana and Tarsus districts. Villages were razed and the countryside left a smoking wilderness.
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London
Athens
Mersina
Adana
Tarsus
Big New Kiln Set to Open May First
Bancroft Lime Company’s Pebble works near ready with a modern large kiln. E. J. Dolbeer says the plant will start business by May 1 at the latest. The site has rich lime rock and gravity tram access. Last year a sidetrack was built by the Short Line to serve the plant. The firm expects to meet intermountain demand once operations begin.
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E. J. Dolbeer
Bancroft Lime Company
Pebble
Gun Found In Canyon Ties 1869 Stage Robbery to Loot
Twin Falls reports a gun found near Hanson recalled in connection with a treasure hoard valued at about $160,000 from the Overland stage robbery in Portneuf Canyon in 1869. The weapon, believed burned with the treasure, links the old crime to current discovery.
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Portneuf Canyon
Twin Falls
T. J. Ranch
Hanson
Overland Stage
Notre Dame Debaters Arrive to Debate Bank Guarantees
A Notre Dame debating team from South Bend has arrived in Washington to square off tonight with Georgetown law students on the topic of bank guarantees.
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Washington, D. C
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Law School
Georgetown College
Cruiser Captures American Vessel in Canadian Waters
Vancouver April 21 The Dominion government cruiser Kestrel arrived with the American halibut fishing schooner Charles Levi Woodbury she captured after firing four Nordenfeldt rounds and threatening to sink her unless she surrendered the crew refused to surrender until the schooner was boarded by a force from the cruiser resulting in slight damage to the vessel.
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Vancouver
Port
Charles Levi Woodbury
Railroad discrimination charges heard in Nashville
Commissioner Prouty of the United States Commerce Commission opened a hearing in Nashville on complaints against Illinois Central, Louisville and Nashville, and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroads and their connections over cotton shipments to the east. The railroads are accused of favoring western Tennessee points over Jackson regarding freight to the east.
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Nashville, Tenn
Prouty
The
Tananets Commerce Commission
Nashville
Ilinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville, Chattanooga
Campaign of Education for Boys Initiated in Boston
A new campaign of education for boys was started in Boston Mass today and will run daily for two weeks. Prominent speakers will discuss the need to help ward delinquent and dependent children and outline proven methods used in New York Chicago Milwaukee and other cities.
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Boston
Mass
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Georgia Golf Tournament Opens at Log Cabin Club
Macon Georgia April 21 many well known players took part in the opening of the first annual state golf tournament on the links of the Log Cabin club. The play will continue through the remainder of this week.
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Macon
Log Cabin Club
Dickinson Plans Panama Canal Zone Inspection Trip
Secretary of War J. M. Dickinson, newly appointed, will travel to the Panama canal zone at once. Bent Taft provided the Mayflower for the journey so Dickinson can conduct a close inspection from Colon to Panama before returning to Washington.
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J. M. Dickinson
Panama Canal Zone
Bent Taft
Mr. Dickinson
Colon
Panama
Washington
Brother of Pocatello Woman Believed Dead in Train Death
The unknown man killed by Short Line train No. 7 near McCammon is believed to be Harry Meekley, brother of Mrs. O. F. Decker of Pocatello. Mrs. Decker identified the remains. telegrams to Pennsylvania seek confirmation of his identity and whether he had left home to join her in Idaho.
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McCammon
0. F. Decker
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Short Line
O. F. Decker
Harry
Decker
W. F. Meekley
Vandegriff Heights
Westmoreland County
Final tryout for the championship in Idaho scholastic league
The Academy of Idaho faces Twin Falls High School in a decisive Idaho Scholastic league game. winner claims the championship, with Saturday’s 3:30 p.m. start expected to draw a large crowd. Key players include Kirkendall and Kessinger on the Academy, and Allen and Derham in steady form.
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Academy of Idaho
Twin Falls High School
Kirkendall
Kessinger
Allen
Pocatello
Academy
Reese
Ray Bistline
Toots’ Goodwin
Pete Derham
Gate City
Clendeni
Old Council Teeters Toward April End for Step Down
The retiring city council meets in adjourned session with plans split between a busy night to clear pending business and an April 29 30 adjournment for transferring power to the new council. New officers cannot legally take office before May 1 though most may attend. Police department changes not before that date.
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OLD Council
S Council
Police Department
Tornado Leaves Death and Ruin in Cleveland Wake
A Lake Erie squall in Cleveland on April 21 produced near 100 mph winds darkening the day. It toppled tires and houses, started many fires, and a young woman drowned after being blown into Wade Park pond. A roof blew off the Case School of Applied Sciences building at Adelbert College.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Evie
Wade Park Pond
Case Senoo of Applied Sciences
Irom Adelbert College
Honored by Knights in Fort Hall Lodge
City Councilman EB G Houde of Fort Hall lodge Knights of Pythias was chosen to represent Pocatello at the grand lodge in Wallace from June 15 to 21. Alternate William Liddell named. Page and esquire ranks conferred. meeting held in Odd Fellows hall.
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EB. G. Honde
Fort Hall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pocatello
Grand Lodge
Wallace
Houde
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William Liddell
Page
Esquire
Taft Backs Pinchot on Forest Policy Clarifications
Gifford Pinchot announces the president supports forest and conservation policies and denies claims that vast areas will be removed from national forests. He says grazing and agricultural lands adjacent to forests will be restored to entry where found.
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Washington
Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Pacific Coast Division Opens First Annual Education Meeting
Berkeley hosts the Pacific coast division of the Religious Education association for its first annual meeting. Delegates from Protestant churches convene at the First Congregational church with speakers including Bishop Nichols, President David Starr Jordan, and President Benjamin Ide Wheeler. The gathering, organized under the American Society for Religious Education, continues through tomorrow.
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Berkeley
Cal
Pacific Coast
The
Religious Education Association
American Society For Religious Education
Harper
University of Chicago
First Congregational Church
Bishop Nichols
San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Benjamin Ide Fipete
University of Califor
University of Idaho Cadet Battalion Finishes Encampment
The University of Idaho reports the cadet battalion’s annual encampment and sham battle seen by hundreds. Student officers commanded the exercise as a formal exam before summer camps at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific fair. Regents completed routine business and prepared for upcoming law, forestry, and veterinary departments starting next September.
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University of Idaho
Diversity Regents
Forestry
Veterinary
Sei
Big Oregon Idaho Development Congress at Weiser
The Oregon Idaho Development congress will be held in Weiser from April 30 to May 2 with open rate two cents a mile from Oregon Short Line stations. Notables include Gov. James Brady and Col. E Hofer among invited speakers, and a banquet at the I O O F hall. A Sunday excursion to Evergreen will be offered by the P and I N railway.
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Weiser
Idaho
Oregon Short Line
Nampa
Boise
Huntington
Congress
Dr. J. 8
Numbers
Hion
James H. Brady
J. H. Richards
Addison Bennett
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Coos Bay
Col. E. Hofer
Salem
A. L. Freehater
Washington County
A. Hurley
Vale
Estelle Riddle
Ontario Optimist
Ontario
Joseph P. Fallon
George HL. Shellenburger
Col. C.F
Wood
Outlook Club
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway
Evergreen
Col. M. Heighe
P. & I. N. Railway
Weiser Commercial Club
Col. Heighe
Oregoni
University to establish new agricultural experimentation stations
Auxiliary experimental stations will be established in Bingham and Lincoln counties to study irrigation methods and profitable crops. A third station will be placed in Bonner or Kootenai counties to experiment with beet use for swamp and tund land of the north.
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Ence
College of Agriculture
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Dickinson
Academy of Idaho and
Pocatello High School
E. G. Honde
Grand Lodge K. of P
Pinchot
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