Salt Lake strike halts Utah Light and Railway cars
Salt Lake City report says the second day of the Utah Light and Railway strike tied up all street cars. conductors motormen and barnmen are out with threats of electrical workers joining. Attempts to run cars failed amid street violence as crowds blocked tracks and splashed eggs at operators. company plans to bring strike breakers from Oregon to resume service. Leaders among strikers cited as idle or sympathetic youths.
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Utah L. & A. Co
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Utah Light and Railway Company
Boy Sustains Double Arm Fracture From Light Fall
Frank A. Berg junior, 12, of 324 South Main Street, broke his left arm in a peculiar accident Saturday afternoon while chopping wood. He stumbled over a stick and fell, fracturing the arm between elbow and wrist. Dr. Wright set the double fracture. The father is a noted shop hand.
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Frank A. Berg
South Main Street
Change of venue eyed in Idaho murder cases
Clarence Darrow arrives in Boise to stay through trials for former Governor Steunenberg murder. A new motion to relocate the Haywood case to Canyon county is anticipated May 9, with affidavits of prejudice in Ada county. Sheriff Hodgin plans a jury house to house and feed jurors away from outside contact.
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Boise
Idaho
Clarence
Darrow
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Steunenberg
Haywood
Canyon County
Ada County
John F. Nugent
Canyon
Hodgin
Packers Lose in the Rebate Gases
St. Paul April 29 The United States circuit court of appeals affirms lower court judgments against Armour Packing Swift Morris and Cudahy Packing for 12 cent rebates on through bills of lading from Kansas City to Christiania and other foreign points. The ruling guides future actions until Supreme Court review.
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St. Paul
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Armour Packing Company
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Kansas City
Christiania
United States
United States Supreme Court
Pocatello Y M C A Falls to BYC in Narrow Game
The Pocatello Y M C A baseball team returned home from Logan yesterday after losing to the BYC collegians 6 to 5 in a hair-raising finish. Wangsgaard scored the winning run in the ninth after a single and stolen base, aided by a near double play. Stoney’s pitchers and stars Wangsgaard and Wilcox starred in a fast contest. The Y M C A lineup included Morley Castle and Leroy Nielson among others. The Y M C A will face the regular team here Thursday evening.
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Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Logan
Collegians
Pocatello
Stoney
Wangsgaard
Morley
Castle
Leroy Nielson
Embree
Thompson
Niel Nielson
Price
Butler
Daniels
Heney Seeks Oregon Indictments Against Hermann
Francis J. Heney announced in San Francisco he will seek a leave to travel to Oregon and pursue indictments against Minger Hermann for alleged roles in the Oregon land frauds. Hermann had been acquitted Saturday of destroying public records while land commissioner.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Oregon
Minger Hermann
Hermann
Infant Daughter Dies of Pneumonia in Ten Days
The ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Stedfelt died last night at 10 o clock from pneumonia after a ten day illness. Funeral will be tomorrow at 2 PM from Lindquist's undertaking parlors. The infant was the youngest child. community sympathy is extended.
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Fred Stedfelt
Lindquist
Giada
Oklahoma Cloudburst Floods Capitol Hill Area
A cloudburst over Capitol Hill caused flooding across several square miles in Oklahoma City. The Carassas river area was submerged with seven people missing and presumed drowned. Railway and farm properties suffered thousands of dollars in damage as recovery teams assess losses.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Capitol Hill
Carassas
Wreck on Short Line delays traffic between Nampa and Caldwell
A westbound Short Line passenger train derailed near Nampa and Caldwell at 6 45 p m when a baggage car tire broke. No injuries and limited damage to track and equipment. Speed was low and traffic delayed with revised schedules posted.
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Short Line
Nampa
Caldwell
Electric Smelter Assured in Seven Devils Copper Venture
James H. Brady of American Falls Power plans an electric smelter at American Falls using 60,000 horsepower to smelt Seven Devils copper ore. Dr. Peacock supplies ore and expertise. tests show feasible operation with cheap electricity and scalable 100 ton daily capacity, expanding as demand grows.
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Idaho
Peacock
Seven Devils
James H. Brady
American Falls Power, Light & Water Company
Boise
Capital City
Brady
Statesman
American Falls
The
Falls
Salt Lake
Utah
Europe
BECOMES DIVISION AUDITOR AT IDAHO BRANCH
The Oregon Short Line promotes D. B. Lowrie to traveling auditor for the Idaho division with headquarters at Pocatello. Charles E. Brooks, longtime Pocatello official, will succeed Lowrie as station agent here effective May 1. Lowrie served 17 years with the Union Pacific system, greatly expanding the Pocatello office. Brooks has over 17 years of service and extensive rail experience.
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Lowrie
Oregon
Pocatello
Idaho
Charles E. Brooks
G. L. Olmstead
Mr. Lowrie
Huntington
A. B. Matson
Gate City
Kinport Peak
Brooks
Taft Visits Cincinnati University Students
Secretary of War Taft made a brief stop at the University of Cincinnati and spoke to students. He then attended a Chamber of Commerce reception and planned a speech to the Business Men's club on the Panama canal tonight.
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Cincinnati
Taft
University of Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Panama Canal
Strikebreakers Strike Amid Teamsters Wage Push
In Boston on April 20 a strike by strikebreakers disrupted the relocation of several hundred teamsters seeking higher wages. About thirty quit, citing unpaid wages and harassing working conditions.
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Boston
Post Office Burglar on Trial in Federal Court
Pocatello Aerie No. 119 will hold its annual lodge of sorrow next Sunday at 1:30 p m at Eagle hall. Memorial exercises feature Eagle band Rev Woodhull of the Methodist church and Y M C A quartet. Public invited.
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Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Lodge of Sorrow
Eagle Hall
Eagle Band
Woodhull
Methodist Church
Y. M
Arthur Cohn
Boyd
Ulate
Wedded Last Night At Catholic Church
Henry Bair and Miss Maud Thoms were married yesterday afternoon at the Catholic Church witnessed by friends and relatives. Nellie O Connell was bridesmaid Joe McQuade best man Mamie Brew played the wedding march. The couple will reside at 534 North Arthur after May 5.
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Henry Bair
Maud Thoms
Pocatello
Father van der Donekt
Nellie O'Connell
Joe McQuade
Mamie Brew
North Arthur Avenue
Hank
Troy
the Tribune
Mrs. Bair
North Arthur
Trio of Drunk and Disorderly Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Gustave Ahlgreen Charles Seebe and Andrew Eseado faced Police Judge Knowles this morning and pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly. Ahlgreen and Eseado were fined five dollars each and paid. Seebe’s sentence was suspended to allow him to leave town. He skiddood.
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Gustave Ahlgreen
Charles Seebe
Andrew Eseado
Knowles
Ahlgreen
Eseado
Seebe
Civic club reception at new Pocatello General Hospital
This afternoon from 2 to 5 and this evening from 7 to 9:30 the Civic club ladies host a reception at the newly opened Pocatello General Hospital. The public is invited to tour the building, which was formally opened this morning.
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Civic Club
Pocatello General Hospital
Ransom Paid in Kidnapping Case Near Salonika
Seventy five thousand dollars was paid for the release of Robert Abbott, son of a prominent British subject living at Salonika, who was kidnapped from his father's garden on March 24. The payment was completed in Constantinople on April 29.
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Constantinople
Robert Abbott
Salonika
Marel
Balloon trip to Washington delayed again
St Louis April 20 Aeronaut J J is today postponed again due to adverse conditions delaying the balloon start from reaching Washington D C The event faces further rescheduling as weather continues to hinder ascent plans.
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St. Louis
J. J
Washington, D. C
Gustofferson Faces Jury Over Preston Post Office Burglary
A. L. Gustofferson, indicted for the Preston post office burglary, defends himself after escape and recapture. Witnesses include postmaster Wooley and Deputy Bryan. defense claims a drunken accomplice committed the burglary while Gustofferson fled. The trial continued into the afternoon with Judge Dietrich presiding.
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Alfred L. Gustofferson
United States Post Office
Preston
T. F. Terrell
Dietrich
United States District
Miles Johnson
Heber Sharp
H. W. Lau
John Empy
James Hope
A. W. Ossman
Hyrum Bell
Crabtree
Galthwaite
Albert Taylor
Evans
William Oswald
TH. M. Perry
Wilford Chatterton
Joseph W. Maughan
Ezra F. Wooley
W. R. Bryan
Ruel Rounds
Wooley
F Ar Preston
Roob
United States
Bryan
Brigham City
Pocatello
Malad
Nevada
Gustoffern
Gustofferson
Post Office
Inkom Man Hurt by Accidental Revolver Fire
George Moss of Inkom employed at a local sheep camp was brought to Pocatello with a badly shattered arm after a comrade cleaning a revolver accidentally discharged. Dr. W. A. Wright attends the injured man.
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George Moss
Inkom
Pocatello
Moss
W. A. Wright
Veterans to plan Memorial Day parade floats and observance
Commander Thomas F. Carey of George A. Custer Post No. 14 G A R has called a special meeting for Saturday evening at city hall. Philippine veterans will meet the same night to arrange Memorial Day plans including a parade led by the band and floats with children bearing flowers.
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Thomas F. Carey
George A. Custer
Miners Still Entombed After Mine Flood Disaster
Johnstown April 29 seven men trapped in Mine 12 of the Borwind White Coal Co after a Friday flood remain entombed despite around the clock pumping and rescue efforts.
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Johnstown
Borwind White Coal Company
Mitchell Operated On For Strangulated Hernia
Spring Valley Illinois April 20 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America underwent successful operation at a local hospital for strangulated hernia and is reported resting.
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Spring Valley
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
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Frank Berg
Moyer
Packers
Armour, Cudahy, Et
Gate City Boys
Heney
Oklahoma
Flectric Smelter
J. H. Brady
D. S. Lowrie
Charles E Brooks
Ohio
Hank Bair
Maud Thomas
Father van der Donck
Fine New Institution
A. L. Gustofferson
Marshall
Terrell
Mitchell
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