Capital of Turkey in State of Siege
Constantinople is under a state of siege after the cabinet resigned and the sultan was informed. Crowds are forbidden after eight, with arrests of reactionaries and religious students numbering around four thousand. The death toll from Saturday’s fighting is about three hundred with five hundred in hospital. five thousand troops have been captured and the April 13 mutiny suspects will face court martial.
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Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha Grand
Harriman Plans Merge of New York Central Lines
A circulated report says E. H. Harriman directed his top counsel to draft a plan to merge the New York Central lines into a billion dollar system with centralized management and a single treasury. No specifics are given.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
New York Central
Treasury
Noted catcher dies from gangrene poisoning
Dr. Maurice Powers catcher for the Philadelphia American League club dies in a hospital from gangrene poisoning. He fell ill during the season opener Easter Monday and underwent operations for strangulated intestines. Powers began his professional baseball career in 1898 at Louisville.
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Philadelphia
Maurice Powers
Powers
Louisville
Japan Naval Training Squadron Opens California Tour
In Los Angeles on April 26 the entertainment program for Rear Admiral Nichis and his Japanese training squadron began at noon and will run until the ships weigh anchor next Wednesday when they sail to San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Calif
California
Nichis
Japan
San Francisco
Emigrant head tax proposed in tariff debate
Washington April 26. In the senate today Senator Overman of North Carolina offered an amendment to the tariff bill proposing a head tax of twelve dollars on each emigrant entering the United States. He argued it would raise revenue and protect American labor.
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Washington
Senate
Overman
North Carolina
United States
Tariff Bill Amendments Expected From Senate
Senator Aldrich, chairman of the finance committee, plans to introduce tomorrow a batch of tariff bill amendments. The measures will cover most deferred items and include administrative features of the bill.
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Washington
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Auburn Prisoner Executed for Cousin’s Murder
Paey Hill was electrocuted in Auburn prison this morning for the murder of his cousin Chloe Hancock, 18, whom he killed with a pistol during a drunken frenzy.
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Auburn
Paey Hill
Hill
Chloe Hancock
Roosevelt Visits Ranch After Plains Rainfall Boosts Sport Prospects
Nairobi reports Theodore Roosevelt left Kapiti Plains for Sir Alfred Pease's Athi river ranch. Rainfall has improved prospects for sport on the plains, marking favorable conditions for activities ahead.
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Nairobi
Theodore Roosevelt
Kapiti Plains
Sir Alfred Pease
Athi River
Philippine Tariff Committee Forming Philippine Bill
Washington April 26 The senate committee on the Philippines named Senators Beve Heyburn and Johnston as a sub committee to frame a tariff bill for the Philippine islands.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Beve Heyburn
Johnston
Philippine Islands
Wheat Market Closes Higher in Chicago May Wheat
Chicago traders closed the May wheat market at 1.18 percent higher after today’s session, signaling a modest price advance in the grain pits. Local traders note demand shifts and weather considerations influencing futures.
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Chicago
Bones of Joe Battles Lure Searchers for Skull and Bills
A large search party, led by locals, hunted northwest of the city for the skull of Joe Battles, a missing black club proprietor last seen in November. Bones and clothing remains were found by children, along with a diamond stud, three watches, and money. A Greek seeker reportedly holds a hand for a price. only $37.40 in silver was recovered from the site.
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Joe Battles
Negro Colored Club
Wye
Twin Falls High earns 7 6 win over Academy of Idaho
In an Interscholastic league game at the east side grounds Twin Falls High defeats the Academy of Idaho 7 to 6. Pitcher Kirkendall wild throw to the plate allowed three runs, and George Armstrong was the lone Rooter for the visitors while Academy backers cheered their Do it now chant.
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East Side Grounds
Twin Falls
Academy of Idaho
Academy
Kirkendall
Pretty Academy
Cheney
Mullen
George Armstrong
Daring Robbery of the Eberton Bank
Six miles from Garfield a gang stole a team and blew open the Elberton bank safe taking its contents. They cut telegraph wires, fled to Garfield, leaving the team, and rode a hand car north on the Northern Pacific. Amount stolen unknown. sheriff in pursuit.
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Spokane
Garfield
Elberton
Elberton Bank
Northern Pacific
Cathedral Roof Collapse Kills Nine in Torbes
In Torbes at Dagi province the cathedral roof collapsed during mass. Nine people died and thirty were injured in the tragedy.
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Madrid
Torbes
Dagi
St Yves Marathon Champion to Face Shrubb in 15 Mile Race
Henri St Yves the French marathon star aims at new records for fifteen and twenty miles after a match race with Alfred Shrubb. He plans major-city appearances before returning to France.
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ST. Yves
Henri St. Yves
New York
Alfred Shrubb
France
Hub team shuts out Shopmen in pennant race prep
The Hub defense blanked the Shopmen 12 to 0 at East Side Grounds as new regulars J. J. Banks Thomas and McDonald starred. O'Neill caught and led the lineup with solid fielding and clutch hits while Miller kept Shopmen bats quiet. Otis Embree hopes to arrange contests with Butte and Helena teams.
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Pocatétlo
Valley Baseball League
Shopmen
East Side Grounds
Shop Boys
J. J. Banks
Western Savings and Loan Company
Thomas
Karl D. Jones
McDonald
Brezee
Sal
O’neill
Miller
Billy Morley
Otis Embree
O'Neill
Embree
Butte
Helena
Intermountain
Turmoil Ends in Tragedy as Lover Fatally Attacks
In Toluca on April 26 Pedro Secundino stabbed his sweetheart Modesto Fuentes sixty two times after she refused to elope without a wedding certificate. He pinned a note to her body vowing more harm to pursuers. Secundino was captured and jailed.
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Toluca
Modesto Fuentes
Pedro Secundino
Secundine
Hoe
Y M C A Pool to Get White Enamel Upgrade
Pocatello readers learn the Y M C A will upgrade its big swimming pool with white enamel on the floor and sides, a new spring board, and improved bathrooms. The 40 by 20 foot tank holds 27 000 gallons, with nine feet of water at one end and three feet at the other, promising a more attractive and sanitary facility this summer.
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Pocatello
Auto Carnival Opens With Grandeur on New York Streets
New York hosts its second annual automobile carnival running a full week. Highlights include a hill climb at Fort George, straightaway races and speed trials on Ocean Parkway, gymkana games, obstacle races, endurance runs, and carnival parades drawing broad crowds.
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New York
New York City
New Orleans
Fort George
Ocean Parkway
Tramway Completed at Pentello Plant Access Route
The 7000 foot aerial tramway linking Pentello Pressed Brick plant to foothill sand and clay deposits is finished but awaits the contractor's agent and the required U K clearance before commissioning.
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Pentello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Company
U. K
Weather outlook pairs tonight and Tuesday cooler
The forecast notes a pair of days with cooler conditions tonight and again on Tuesday. Patchy clouds may drift through with light winds as temperatures dip from current levels.
Pathfinder Car Delayed by Bad Wyoming Roads
The Pathfinder, NYC to Seattle race car, faces delays as Wyoming roads are described as terrible. The car near Fossil and Nugget, with pilots and crew seeking alternative routes via Montpelier, Pocatello, and Boise, amid mud, washouts, and sand. Local clubs seek route changes to speed crossing Idaho.
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Wyoming
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Clarence Barnard
Seattle Auto Club
Green River
Seattle
Montpelier
Granger
Kemmerer
Cireen River
Snake River
Hagerman Valley
Bliss
Mountain Home
Owyhee
Boise
Payette Valley
Old’s Ferry
Snake
Huntington
Burnt River Canyon
Divide
Baker City
Union
Grand Round Valley
Walla Walla
Bernard
Twin Falls
Ben Bean
J. B. Trist
Harry Wade
Bean
Blackfoot
Mackay
Arco
Picabo
Hailey Branch
Camas Prairie
Portland Exposition
Idaho
Woods-Thomas
Magic City
J. W. Reddington
Clarence Kagan
M. Ely
Cokeville
Pocatelllo
Miller's Ferry
Miller’s Ferry
Fred Vogler
Auburn
Picabo - Camas Prairie
Ministers and Doctors Rival Triangular Baseball League
The Pocatello Ministerial Association plans a baseball team from religious professionals including pastors and Salvation Army officers to form a triangle league with Doctors of Medicine and Dental Surgery and attorneys. They issue a formal challenge to play either against practicing attorneys or a joint MD and DDS team, with proceeds going to Pocatello General Hospital.
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First Defi
W. 8. Woodhull
Pocatello
Salvation Army
Doctors of Medicine and Dental Surgery
Ministerial Association
Honor for Dr. Wright Named Idaho National Guard Colonel
Governor Brady appoints Dr. W. A. Wright of this city as surgeon general of the Idaho National Guard with the rank of colonel. The commission arrived yesterday. Wright, division surgeon for the Oregon Short Line, will attend the Seattle exposition on the governor's staff. He has ordered full dress fatigue and service uniforms.
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W. A. Wright
Brady
Idaho National Guard
Oregon
Zweigart Brothers Plan $5000 Shop Upgrade
Zweigart Brothers, adjacent to the Tribune office, signed a five year ground lease with Dr. Steely for rear space 28 by 40 feet. They will erect a brick building with new machinery, ice boxes, and a refrigerator plant costing 5000, to boost the shop into one of the finest in town.
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Zweigart Brothers
Tribune
Dr. Steely
Zweigart
Terrific hail storm shocks Oklahoma City
Dozens of windows shattered in homes and downtown businesses as a severe rain and hail storm swept Oklahoma City last night. The storm, described as one of the fiercest in memory, caused extensive damage across the city.
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Oklahoma City
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