Joint Institute to Bring 400 Teachers to Pocatello
About 400 teachers from Bannock, Bingham, Cassia, Fremont, Lincoln, Custer and Twin Falls will gather at the Academy of Idaho in Pocatello from August 26 to 30 for a professional institute. Attendees will study new methods, curriculum, and subjects led by a corps of experts including Prof. Walter R. Siders and Miss Katherine McGuire.
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Pocatello
Bannock
Bingham
Cassia
Fremont
Lincoln
Custer
Twin Falls
Academy of Idaho
Walter R. Siders
Miss Chamberlain
Siders
Grace Loughran
Bannork
Katherine McGuire
Des Moines
McGuire
James F. Chamberlain
State Normal School
Angeles
Prof. Chamberlain
Emma Williams
Livingstone
Mont
Mary Frazee
Indiana State Normal School
Chicago University
Albion Normal School
Keyes
Metviire
Miss Frazee
Chamberlain
Miss Williams
Augsburg
Tyeado
Nelson
Bomb Thrown at Meeting House in Greenwich Revival
In Pemberwick near Greenwich a mob attacked a tent revival by self described Brother Derosa and Sister Leatherman. A liquid filled bomb injured Derosa and caused panic while he claimed apostolic powers and denied hypnotism. Derosa, Portuguese by his account, is guarded as life threats loom. Sister Leatherman, widow of a physician, once lived in Clinton Falls Indiana.
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Greenwich
Conn
Pemberwick
Derosa
Wey Leatherman
Apostolic Faith
Ealing
Portugal
Leatherman
Clinton Falls
Ind
Turks March Across Persia Burning Villages
Teheran reports Turkish forces pushed into northwest Persia toward Urumiah burning villages. Mervan village shelled with ninety killed including women and children. ten girls abducted. Prince Firma named governor of Azerbaijan province to assume duties at once.
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Teheran
Persia
Uramash
Mervan
Urumiah
Firma
Azerbaijan
Teachers urged to attend Joint Institute activities
The institute opens Monday evening with Round Table discussions on work field problems. A round trip fare of one and one third is offered to teachers for attendance. a receipt or endorsement in Pocatello secures a return ticket for one third the fare. Board and room for the week are affordable. advance reservations with Miss Grace Loughran are advised. Free carryalls run between the Academy and town center. about 400 teachers are expected to attend.
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Mona
Pocatello
Poeatello
Grace Loughran
Concessions Granted for Cement Walks and Disputed Grade
Work on cement sidewalks resumes at center and Main streets for Charles Seavers after city council concessions allow a higher corner grade and sloped connections to adjacent walks. James K Kane front also restarts under Patton with four inch thick pavement per city specs amid a dispute with City Engineer Havenor. A clash erupted when Herrington ordered Havenor off the Seavers project citing employer control.
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Main Street
Charles Seavers
H. W. Herrington
Highway and Light Committee
Seavers
Howver
Red Cross Pharmacy
Center Street
James K. Kane
Molinelli
Tholecke
Metropolitan
Murray
Patton
Havenor
Herrington
Mr. Seavers
Short Line and O R N Dispute Delays Idaho Express
The Idaho Express leaving Pocatello at 2 10 a m for the west was billed as a through train to Portland but stops at Huntington where westbound passengers wait about six hours. The clash pits Short Line management against Oregon Railroad and Navigation, as the connecting train from Huntington to Portland is not run, forcing Idaho and Salt Lake passengers to wait.
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Idaho
Portland
Huntington
Salt Lake
Beveridge Weds Miss Kate Eddy in Berlin Ceremony
United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge and Miss Katherine Eddy sister of Spencer Eddy first secretary of the American embassy were married in Berlin today. A civil ceremony met German requirements followed by a religious service at the American embassy conducted by Rev Dr J T C Hall Official reports describe the two ceremonies and the embassy setting.
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Berlin
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Katherine Eddy
Spencer ‘Eddy
Jt, C. Hall
Drawback seen in Panhandle land withdrawals and school lands
Boise Capital News reports Attorney General Guheen returned from a north Idaho trip tied to state land matters. He warned forest reserves limit development, hamper school lands, and threaten state revenues, noting electric rail progress and population growth in Coeur d’Alene and Lewiston.
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Boise Capital News
Guheen
North Idaho
State Land Department
Lewiston
Coeur d’Alene
General Giheen
Spokane
St. Joe
St. Marie
Qaear
Idaho
General Guheen
Utah
Forestry Department
CUSTODY TRANSFER FOR ELK KILLING CASE AT YELLOWSTONE
Deputy Marshal William Bryan and Sheriff Dave Quigley escorted William Binkley and Charles Purdy from Pocatello to Rexburg to face Park Commissioner Meldrum in Fort Yellowstone. The pair, previously convicted in Pocatello for unlawfully shipping game, were acquitted in Rexburg but held on federal charges for elk killing in the park.
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United States
William Bryan
Boise
Capital
Rexburg
William Binkley
Charles Purdy
Yellowstone National Park
Meldrum
Dave Quigley
Bryan
Pocatello
Wyoming
Purdy
Binkley
Yellowstone Park
Gate City
Fort Yellowstone
Bombardment of Casa Blanca Reported Casualties
Paris reports 300 Moors killed or wounded in Sunday's Casa Blanca bombardment by foreign warships. Rear Admiral Philibert's squadron and General Drude with a French expeditionary force are expected to reach Casa Blanca today. One French sailor is seriously wounded.
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Paris
Philibert
Drude
Casa Blanca
State faces 10 million loss on school lands under forest policy
The attorney general notes more than 1,000,000 acres of school lands are tied up. Only small dry farming selections remain, risking a projected loss of about 10 million dollars. The state land board has yet to find a plan to save the lands or promote development through settlement and cultivation.
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State Land Board
Watson brothers and sister set for large Manchester inheritance
Arthur and John Watson of this city employed by the Oregon Short Line inherit a share of M Holt’s two million estate in Manchester England. Their sister Mrs. John L. Riggs of Blackfoot also shares. all plan to travel to Manchester to claim the fortune, with John visiting Blackfoot to learn details.
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Arthur
John Watson
City
Mrs. Riggs
Blackfoot
England
Tve
M. Holt
Manchester
Emma Holt Watson
Watson Boys
John L. Riggs
Riggs
Short Line
Watson
Pneland
Big Land Opening Draws Strong Interest at Carey Lands
State land officials report high interest in the first opening of 80 000 acres of Carey act lands under the Big Lost River irrigation system. The sale at Rowell station on September 4 will price land at 50 cents per acre water rights at 25 and 30 dollars per acre with filing and water-right fees. payments due over 10 years. Oregon Short Line offers 2 cent mileage for travel September 1–4 with return tickets valid to September 14.
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State Land Office
Big Lost River Land & Irrigation Company
Rowell Station
State Land Board
Oregon
Golden Cycle Mill in Colorado City Destroyed by Fire
The Golden Cycle Mining and Milling plant at Colorado City burned destroying a facility that produced nearly half the Cripple Creek district ore. The mill employed over 300 workers and losses exceed a quarter of a million dollars. The facility, once Telluride mills, was rebuilt by St. Louis capitalists after a strike and closure. Fire likely halts several Cripple Creek mines, unsettling hundreds of workers.
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Colorado Springs
Celo
Golden Cycle Mining & Milling Company
Colorado City
Cripple Creek
Telluride Mills
New York
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Miss Loughran
Burnsides
New Apostolic Faith
Connecticut
Council
Seavers Block
Harrington
James F. Kane
Latter Road
Beveridge
Kate Eddy
Panhandle
Samuel
Burdy
Attorney General
Lost River