Constantinople Falls to Constitutionalists After Surrender
In Constantinople on April 24 the Sultan surrendered to the Constitutionalists at 4 PM, with about a thousand casualties and thousands more prisoners or fleeers. Turkish forces entered the capital at 5 AM and by 1 PM had complete control as fighting subsided and guards surrendered. American Red Cross workers tend wounded. New York Sun correspondent Frederick Moore wounded in the neck during the fighting.
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Constantinople
Yildiz
Red Cross
Frederick Moore
New York Sun
Moore
Missionaries Reported Threatened as Kessab Refugees Flee
Beirut reports no word from Hadjin where five American women missionaries were said to be in danger. Women and children in Kessab seek refuge in the mountains while hunger and violence threaten nearby fugitives and coastal districts. Aid is urgently needed.
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Beirut
Hadjin
Kessab
Close Call for Airy Fairy Lillian Russell
Tacoma April 24. Actress Lillian Russell was saved from poisoning when a waiter mistook formaldehyde for Poland water and a servant rescued her by knocking the glass away. The incident happened on Miss Russell's private car at the Northern Pacific train sheds. An attending physician said the waiter would recover.
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Tacoma
Poland
Lillian Russell
Lewiston man named to Idaho horticultural board
Boise announces Governor Brady appointed Robert Schleischer of Lewiston to the state horticultural board for a three year term. Schleischer owns a renowned grape vineyard along the Clearwater and wines from his farm won prizes at the Paris exposition.
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Boise
Brady
Robert Schleischer
Lewiston
State Horticultural Board
Schleischer
Clearwater
Pathfinder in Wyoming heads for Boise meeting in Pocatello
The Thomas pathfinder car guiding the Guggenheim trophy race route reached Rock Springs at 2 PM and moved to Green River. It escaped quicksand near Bitter Creek and Point of Rocks with help from workers. M. Robert Guggenheim sent a car to Boise and plans to meet Thomas at Pocatello.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
New York
Seattle
Green River
Bitter Creek
Point of Rocks
M. Robert Guggenheim
Boise
Thomas
Pocatello
Guggenheim Plans Seattle Flight Over Pathfinder Route
Boise reports the pathfinder car will not meet the vehicle in Pocatello. The Statesman notes the car may reach Boise by Wednesday or Thursday next week, with Guggenheim flying to Seattle and back to Boise before the pathfinder’s arrival.
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Guggenheim
Pathfinder
Pocatello
Boise
the Statesman
Rock Springs
Seattle
Protest Delays Idaho Town Officials Swearing In
Rexburg Idaho April 24 A protest by the defeated People's party halted the oath taking for newly elected town officials. Officials were to be sworn in after voting across three precincts in one location amid claims of irregular registration. The protest moves to district court and the present board leans toward the defeated party.
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Rexburg
Idaho
People’s Party
District Court
Idaho Man Murdered Near Olongapo
Manila April 24 Lieut Albert N Brunzell of the first brigade marines was found dead behind his quarters at Olongapo with his throat cut. It is unclear whether the officer killed himself or was killed by others. He had just passed an examination for promotion to captain and was appointed to the marine corps from Idaho in February.
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Manila
Albert N. Brunzell
First Brigade Marines
Olongapo
Marine Corps
Skidoo
H. G. Hagener
Alice Darlington Hartburn
Jack Starr
Terrell
Astle
Pierce
Witty
Pocatello
Hub Team A Winner Promotes Otis Embree Manager
Otis Embree was named field captain and manager of The Hub team representing Pocatello in the new valley league. The club, with players including Harmon, Hicks, Brezee, Kleeman, Bistline, O'Neill, and others, aims to win the pennant from kickoff and plans a practice game with the Shopmen and a future meeting with Butte and Helena teams.
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Pocatello
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Twin Falls
McCammon
Soda Springs
Otis Embree
Fred Ball
Archie Service
Bob Graham
Embree
Harmon
Hugh Dorien
Neve
Sunnyland
Fat’ Hicks
Brezee
Hicks
Kleeman
Earle D. Jones
Bistline
O'Neill
Spongberg
Rainey
Atkinson
Morley
Sorelle
Carmack
Gordon
Jake Fuller
McDonald
Shopmen
Hubs
Butte
Intermountain League
Helena
Mrs Pugmire Named to State Industrial School Board
Mrs Nancy Pugmire of St Charles Bear Lake county is appointed by Governor Gooding as a trustee of the state industrial school at St Anthony. She succeeds Mrs Flamm who cannot qualify because her residence falls in the same county as Mrs F A Pyke, the board secretary.
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Pugmire
Nancy Pugmire
St. Charles
Bear Lake Couny
Gooding
State Industrial School
St. Anthony
Flamm
F. A. Pyke
Weather: Fair Tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with light frost overnight. Temperatures may drop to near freezing under clear to partly cloudy skies. Winds remain light, giving a calm weekend outlook for outdoor plans.
Kuhn's colonization plan aims to settle up Gem State
Boise capital news reports the Kuhn interests plan to create the largest colonization department in the United States. They intend to open offices in St. Louis and Cincinnati and other eastern cities. Special representatives will attend the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle to promote southern Idaho projects.
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Boise Capital News
United States
Kuhu
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Seattle
Idaho
Kuhns
Kuhn
Twin Falls
Hollister
Cobre
Ely
Pioche
Nevada
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Maho Kuhn
8. H. Hays
Chicago
First National Bank
Home Insurance
Seattle Exposition
West
Boise
Hays
Sacramento
Portland
Arbor Day festivities include Faculty Seniors baseball game
Arbor day at the Academy of Idaho featured a morning program of music and readings then a half holiday devoted to tree planting. The day’s highlight was the Faculty v Seniors baseball game on the academy field with Rev. Smith and Rev. Woodhull in the Faculty outfield. The Seniors were said to win, while Professor Reed starred for the Faculty at first base.
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Academy of Idaho
Academy
Frank C. Smith
Episcopal Church
W. S. Woodhull
Methodist Church
Steendahl
Wild
Professor Reed
R. Bistline
Eakeher
D. Sullivan
H. Parsons
L. Cole
L. Kessinger
L. Hanak
W. Dull
E. Miller
W. White
J. 8. Morris
J. O. Steendahl
M. F. Reed
H. J. Cheney
J. F. Retherford
J. W. Slaughter
R. P. LoRelle
Rev. Woodhall
Carlton
Academy Auditorium
Muehlen
Kathleen Moore
Search Under Sheriff For Bones Of Joe Battles
Under Sheriff John Ellis a search party will go out to the place where the bones and clothing of the late Joe Battles were found and a hunt will be made for the skull. Interment will be delayed until the skull is found.
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John Ellis
Joe Battles
Wheat Market Closes Higher in Chicago Trading
Chicago April 24 May wheat finished at 1.10 cents higher, with traders noting active demand and steady export interest as prices in the futures pit moved up on the daily session.
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Chicago
Twin Falls High Arrives for Interscholastic League Baseball
Huskies from Twin Falls High reach Pocatello by No 6 train and are greeted by Academy of Idaho students who escort them to the East Side grounds for today’s Interscholastic league opener. Academy hopes to win and chase the I B S L pennant this season.
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Husky
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Academy of Idaho
East Side Grounds
Academy
I. 8S. L
Masons to Attend Funeral of George Oram
All Masons meet at the Masonic Lodge tomorrow Sunday at 1 PM to attend the funeral of Brother George Oram. N. D. Brookheart W M J M Masonhetmer See y.
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Masonic Lodge
George Oram
N. D. Brookheart
W. M. J. M. Masonhetmer
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