Idaho Added to 320 Acre Dry Farm Bill Report
Washington April 22 The house committee on public lands amended the dry farm homestead measure to include Idaho and favorably reported it. Speaker Cannon will allow early consideration. The Reeder resolution opposing the Heyburn bill was killed after absence of actionable facts.
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Washington
French
House Committee On Public Lands
Idaho
House
House Public Lands Committee
Reeder
McCarren opposes second convention after New York split
Albany April 22 Senator McCarren Brooklyn Democratic leader says he will go to Denver to protest how the state convention was run and injustices. he will leave his delegates' cases to the national convention and does not believe a second convention will be effective.
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Albany
N. Y
McCarren
Brooklyn
Denver
Thaw Seeks Release. Habeas Corpus Granted in New York Case
Poughkeepsie April 22 A writ of habeas corpus was granted at White Plains on behalf of Harry K. Thaw. The writ is returnable at Poughkeepsie May 9 with District Attorney Jerome of New York to oppose Thaw's release proceedings.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
White Plains
Merehauser
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
New York
Thaw
Stampede Starts in Central Idaho
Spokane dispatches report a mining boom in the Four Mile district of central Idaho after a solid 14 foot wide ore ledge full of free gold is found. Prospectors rush in by hundreds. officials call it the biggest strike in the Bitter Root mountains.
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Four Mile
Bitter Root Mountains
Spokane
Wash
Thunder Mountain
Buffalo Hump
Idaho
Congressmen in Collision on Capital Traction Line
Washington April 22 Representatives Towne of Minnesota and John C Chaney of Indiana were injured in a rear end collision on the Capital Traction on Pennsylvania avenue. A score of passengers suffered slight injuries as the motor man blamed brake failure. Towne and Chaney reached the Capitol claiming they were only shaken.
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Washington
Towne
Minnesota
John C. Chaney
Indiana
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital Traction
Tawney
Chaney
Capitol
Five Million for Immediate Ship Construction Planned
Washington April 22 Senator Hale will introduce an amendment to the appropriation bill carrying about five million dollars for immediate work on two battleships torpedo boats and other vessels listed in the bill.
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Washington
Naval Department
Hale
Former British premier Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman dies
London reports the death of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman former British prime minister at 10 40 am at 10 Downing Street after a prolonged decline born September 7 1836 he served in parliament for nearly four decades and led the liberal cabinet from 1905 to 1908 his passing leaves the party facing internal strains as Asquith seeks to unite factions
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
No. 10
Downing Street
Stirlings Burghs
War Office
Sir George Trevelyn
Sir Henry
Treasury
Asquith
House of Commons
Granted a Divorce by District Judge in McCrary Case
A decree of divorce was granted this morning by District Judge Alfred Budge in the case of Sarah R. McCrary versus D. C. McCrary. The hearing occurred in chambers. Desertion cruelty and failure to provide were the grounds cited for the divorce.
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Alfred Budge
Sarah R. McCrary
Accidents Hit Brier Cliff Course Ahead of Friday Race
White Plains New York April 22 two more crashes mar the Brier Cliff course as George Robertson faultless escape after a side brun plunge near Armonk. A J Campbell pinned under wrecked car suffers broken backbone and scalp wound while race ahead on Friday on 300 mile event.
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White Plains
N. Y
Brier Cliff
George Robertson
Armonk
Robertson
A. J. Campbell
Campbell
Insurance money brings Gail E pharmacy owner to town
J E Rawlings, proprietor of Gail E pharmacy in American Falls, arrives to collect Phoenix of Brooklyn insurance for his burned store. He says the rebuilt shop is now one of the region’s finest and Power City has a bright future.
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J. E. Rawlings
Gail E Pharmacy
American Falls
Phoenix
Brooklyn
Intermountain
Warrants Ready For Bannock County Salaries And Claims
County Clerk Gallet announced that warrants for quarterly salaries and the usual claims against Bannock County are prepared after the county treasurer delivered them from the lastcounty commissioners session. The warrants release funds for the regular payroll and pending county obligations.
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Bannock
Gallet
Woodmen organizer P J Holton loses infant
Pocatello official P J Holton, special organizer for the Woodmen of the World, learned his baby died in Denver yesterday and left immediately for the funeral. He had been in Pocatello for weeks preparing the big log rolling event on May 4.
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P. J. Holton
Woodmen of the World
Pocatello
Denver
Pocatello Seeks 12 Team Sunday Baseball League
Manager A J Pierce of Pocatello plans a ten to twelve team Southeastern Idaho league including Montpelier Soda Springs McCammon Preston Blackfoot Idaho Falls Rexburg Sugar City St Anthony Marysville American Falls and Twin Falls. He argues a larger league with Sunday play would balance strength and boost finances and competition.
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A. J. Pierce
Pocatello
Idaho
Montpelier
Soda Springs
McCammon
Preston
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Sugar City
St. Anthony
Marysville
American Falls
Twin Falls
Pierce
the Tribune
Waiting for a Showdown Over City Rights With Water Firm
The Pocatello Water Company will not make new connections or improvements until the city acknowledges the firm’s rights under the city charter. A long running dispute with the Citizens party council stretches on as the council’s ultimatum demands actions the company calls impossible and unfair.
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Pocatello Water Company
Party Council
Local teams to clash as amateur baseball aims to cut costs
Manager Abe Pierce confirms a Sunday matchup on home grounds between the local team and a squad from American Falls. The Power City group is said to be strong and eager, with Joe Gish asserting his players plan to "mop up the whole earth" with the Gate City Indians.
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Abe Pierce
American Falls
Power City
Joe Gish
Illinois Democrats Seek Johnson Cheers and Bryan Vote
Springfield April 22 Democrats in the state convention expect loud approval for Gov Johnson when named but will back W J Bryan at the polls. The platform faces opposition over liquor interests urging church criticisms and calls for clergy to focus on spiritual law. Delegates doubt a formal principles declaration before the August primary.
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Illinois
Gov. Johnson
W. J. Bryan
Springfield
Ills
Johnson
Bryan
United Societies
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP MEET IN SALT LAKE
The fifth annual outing and grand council of the United Commercial Travelers of Utah Idaho and Montana will be in Salt Lake on June 18 19 and 20. The event is expected to draw about 15000 visitors with strong Idaho and Pocatelio representation and a large Logan attendance two years ago.
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United Commercial Travelers of
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Salt Lake
Logan
Pocatelio
Malad Rancher In Jail For Drunken Boisterousness
A Malad rancher drifted into town and began a flamboyant spree with beer and high balls. He was placed in the city jail without hat or coat, which remain missing. He admitted being tremendously drunk. Judge Kane fined him ten dollars.
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Malad
Kane
Orpheum Theatre fined for Sunday performance
The New Orpheum manager in the Fair store building pleaded guilty before Police Judge Kane to violating the city ordinance modeled on the state Sunday rest law. He paid a 25 fine without protest and was not likely to again attempt to violate the Sunday lid.
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Orpheum Theatre
Fair Store
Kane
Warmest spots on the Pacific slope yesterday morning
Pocatello led the Pacific slope warming report while Salt Lake shared 58 degrees at 6 am and Phoenix was two degrees higher. The local weather bureau noted Pocatello as one of the warmest places besides Phoenix and Salt Lake City with temperatures about 21 degrees above normal.
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Phoenix
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Pacific
Weather Bureau
Rube Dance by Eagles Promises Unique Barn Event
The local Eagles aerie hosts a regular old fashioned barn dance at their hall tomorrow night. The committee asks members and guests to wear old clothes. The public event will likely draw a crowded turnout with no invitations issued.
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Aerie of Eagles
Studebaker Manager Announces Local Warehouse Moves
A. R. Reddish, territorial manager for Studebaker, visited McCammon this forenoon to oversee the branch and interview local trade. He reports John L. Dalton has been placed in charge of the South Second Avenue warehouse with ready collections daily. The McCammon warehouse holds wagons breeies surreys harnesses and misc equipment at right prices. Reddish also oversees the American Falls branch with John F. Woodman as local manager.
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A. R. Reddish
Studebaker Company
McCammon
John L. Dalton
South Second Avenue
Reddish
American Falls
John F. Woodman
Judge Dietrich Resting in Colorado Springs Hotel Stay
United States District Judge F. S. Dietrich and his family reside at a resort in Colorado Springs as he plans another week there. He is scheduled to return to Poca Tello on May 12 to hear testimony in the injunction suit between Schlitz Brewing and Franklin & Hayes Brewing.
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United States
F. S. Dietrich
Colorado Springs
Pocatello
Schlitz Brewing Company
Franklin & Hayes Brewing Company
No Quorum Halts City Council Special Meeting
Only three aldermen responded to Mayor Laux for a special meeting on the sewerage question, prompting adjournment for lack of quorum. The mayor will attempt another session later this week.
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Laux
Judge blocks banks and express firms from illegal frank use
In Chicago on April 22 Judge Kohlsaar of the United States circuit court issued an injunction against the National American Wells Fargo United States and Adams Express companies. It restrains them from transporting property in interstate commerce in exchange for franks. The court ruled that issuing franks violates the interstate commerce law.
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Chicago
Kohlsaar
United States Circuit Court
National
American
Wells Fargo
United States
Adams Express
Black Crook At The Auditorium Theatre
The famous Black Crook returns tonight at the Auditorium Theatre with its renowned mix of songs dances and acrobatic acts. The production traces back to Niblo's Garden New York in the sixties and features Greppo the comic aunties and daring acts by The Donazetta Family along with Pierce and Roslyn Bessie Browning and Hazel delivering star turns and celebrity imitations.
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Niblo’s Garden
New York City
Messrs. Miller
Plohn
Greppo
Donazetta
Pierce
Roslyn
Bessie Browning
Eddie Foy
Anna Held
Hazel
Idaho Children’s Home Finding and Aid formed in Boise
Rev O P Christian newly named state superintendent for Idaho Children’s Home Finding and Aid society spoke in Pocatello en route from Boise. The group plans a Boise home on three acres donated by Mrs C A Mann on Warm Springs Ave. Aimed to place children in homes, the society seeks state funding in the next legislature. District Judge Alfred Budee and ex mayor W H Cleare serve on the board.
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O. P. Christian
Idaho Children’s Home Finding and Aid Society
Wisconsin
Boise
Rev. Christian
Wisconsin Children’s Home Society
Eau Claire
Idaho
Tribune
State Industrial School
The
Idaho Society
C. A. Mann
Warm Springs Avenue
Alfred Budee
W. H. Cleare
Law Society
Judge Budge Returns Home From Paris Business Trip
District Judge Alfred Budge returned home this morning from a business trip to his former home in Paris in Bear Lake county.
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Judge Budge
Alfred Budge
Paris
Bear Lake County
Train wreck on Laquin Lumber line kills Italians
Eight Italian laborers were killed and two fatally hurt when a runaway log train on the Laquin Lumber company's line near Williamsport Pennsylvania derailed after the reverse lever failed. Twenty five Italians rode the train as it sped a mile before leaving the track at a sharp curve.
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Williamsport
Laquin Lumber Company
Here
Donazetta Family Highlight In Miller and Ploh u s The Black Crook
The Donazetta Family, a striking European acrobatic act, headlines Miller and Plohu's production of The Black Crook this season. They are well known across European capitals where they remain favorites, having lately appeared infrequently in America. Previously they headlined The Span of Life, a sensational memorandum a few years ago.
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Donazetta
Miller and Plohu
America
Bound to Get Married in Salt Lake
B. Pratt of Cincinnati a wholesale liquor salesman and Miss Edith Smith of Harrisburg Illinois were to wed in Salt Lake City after being refused a license in Cincinnati because Pratt was divorced just a month earlier.
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B. Pratt
Cincinnati
Edith Smith
Harrisburg
Salt Lake
Bannock County Republican Convention Set For Saturday
Bannock county Republicans will hold a convention at the court house to select delegates for the state conventions in Boise and Wallace. The published date error misdated the event as April 27. the correct date is Saturday April 25.
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Bannock County
Boise
Wallace
Court House
Twilight league planned for Pocatello organizers meeting
Local baseball managers missed last night’s meeting at the Tribune office to form a Twilight league. Professors Morris and Risser and Y M C A representative attended briefly. meeting adjourned to Thursday at 7 pm. Citizens are urged to attend to support amateur baseball and a pennant donated by North. Schedule to be arranged at tomorrow’s session with two games weekly and nominal admission.
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Betsy
Auditorium Theatre
Pocatello
Tribune
Morris
Academy of Idaho
Professor Risser
Lee Harper Walker
Mr. Leopold
Shopmen
Mary Mannering
Main Street
Edwards suit to quiet title heard in American Falls
District Judge Alfred Budge heard Lydia J. Edwards and others in chambers against Elmer E. Albert in a suit to quiet title to a town lot in American Falls. The judge took the matter under advisement after hearing evidence.
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Alfred Budge
Chambers
Lydia J. Edwards
Elmer E. Albert
American Falls
Adopt By-Laws for Partne ns Lodge No. 18
A regular meeting of Partnens lodge No. 18 A FP. & A. M. will convene at the Masonic temple tonight to read the new by-laws for the third time and vote on adoption. Full attendance is requested.
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Partnens Lodge No. 18
A. FP
A. M
Masonic Temple
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