Notable gathering of Idaho press club in Pocatello
The Eastern Idaho Press club holds its sixth quarterly meeting in Pocatello with about 70 newspaper professionals from ten southeastern counties. Highlights include a special train to American Falls for a power plant visit, a banquet at Bannock hotel, and a Monday city hall drive and picnic at the Pocatello reservoir.
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Eastern Idaho Press Club
American Falls
Bannock Hotel
Idaho
Pocatello
Americas Falls
Mammoth
Power
Commercial Club
Loux
James H. Brady
Pocatello Commercial Club
George B. Fraser
Press Club
Gate City
Inland Empire
Truxton Talbot
Pocatello Advance
D. H. Barber
American Falls Press
Bear Lake
Charles. E. Wright
Montpelier Examiner
Joe
Fred R. Reed
Milner-by-the-Dam
E. A. Strong
Fremont County News
A. S. Abbott
Rupert Record
Colonel Moore
Major Reed
Mr. Talbot
City Hall
Civic Club
Women’s
Fremont County
Yellowstone
Bannock
Short Line
Strike Hits Gate City In Telegraphers Walkout
Telegraphers strike reaches Pocatello as Dan Carroll of Western Union is discharged by manager Al Stoker on Salt Lake orders. Two union members walk out in sympathy and are replaced by Salt Lake temp workers. Local AP and commercial traffic drop to near zero as out-of-state connections thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Dan Carroll
Western Union
al Stoker
Salt Lake
Carroll
Associated Press
The
Tribune
Corner Stone Laying for Y W C A Building
Judge Frank S. Dietrich of Idaho will deliver the ovation at 7 PM tomorrow for the corner stone of the new Y M C A building on North Arthur avenue. A literary and musical program includes hymns psalms readings and quartettes led by Rev Lawrence and Rev Woodhull with Hon. Dietrich addressing and Walter H. Cleave presiding. Contractor Green has prepared a platform and derrick for the ceremony with attendance by the Press club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Dietrich
United States District Court For
Idaho
J. P. Congdon
Press Club
Tragic Freight Rider Killed At Inkom Station
David Kline of New York City died after being injured on a Short Line freight near Inkom 13 miles east of Pocatello. He fell from the brake beam, was run over, and died en route to Pocatello general hospital. No inquest. body to Salt Lake for Jewish funeral.
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David Kline
Cherry Street
New York City
Short Line
Pocatello General Hospital
Inkom
Pocatello
Kline
Poca
Tello Station
H. A. Jacobs
New York
Tribune
Jacobs
Lindquist
Salt Lake
Father Writes Sermon to Americanized Son in Pocatello
A Japanese postmaster in Pocatello sends a moral letter to his son at the Academy advising diligence, Bible study, and prudent companionship. The document, read by the library committee, urges avoiding low fiction, studying history, and maintaining parental reverence, promising a feather prize for better writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Academy
South Eastern Idaho Press Club
J. Yessai
Idaho
San Ditario
K. Yeisai
Bold housebreaker robs lone woman on South Arthur
A burglar entered the home of Daniel Hurl on South Arthur and forced Mrs. Hurl to surrender $80 while Mr. Hurl was away from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hurl
South Arthur
William Tibbetts Dies By Own Action At McCammon
William Tibbetts of George town Bear Lake county was killed at Mc Cammon when a Short Line freight train ran over him at 11 30 after he allegedly threw himself in front of the backing train. His wife is missing in Pocatello as officers seek her. a coroner's jury is to determine the cause. Family troubles are cited as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tibbetts
Georgetown
Bear Lake County
Mc Cammon
Pocatello
McCammon
Howard
Montpelier Couple Wed in 1907 Then Tragedy Follows
William Tibbetts and Miss Annie Johnson wed in Montpelier on June 18 1907. The groom allegedly killed himself by stepping in front of a train at McCammon after family troubles. Tibbetts body mangled. coroner convened a inquest postponed due to missing wife and train crew. Mother from McCammon to Georgetown to bury him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tibbetts
Annie Johnson
Montpelier
McCammon
Loreal Police
Tibbetts
Gate City
Howard
Georgetown
Noted Lecturer Here Next Sunday
Prof. Charles H. Ketes, superintendent of Hartford schools, will deliver lectures to about 400 teachers at the Academy of Idaho in Pocatello from August 26 to 30. He will speak Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday with the Tuesday talk at the downtown hall and the others at the Academy assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ketes
Hartford
Academy Assembly Hall
Keyes
State ‘Summer Normal School
Boise
Robber Forcefully Takes 80 From Mrs Hurl In Midnight Burglary
A bold thief entered the South Arthur Avenue home of Mrs. Dan Hurl around 3:30 AM waking her and demanding money. He forced her to surrender 80 in gold and currency after observing money hidden under her pillow. The assailant gained entry by tearing a vine and removing a wire screen from a rear window. The motive and identity remain unknown.
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Dan Hurl
Arthur Avenue
al. Stoker
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hurl
Mrs. Hurl
McGuire and Gerard to Meet Secretly in Pocatello
Report says Major MeGuire and Prof Gerard, feud rivals from a recent fencing bout, plan a closed doors $250 side return match at the Auditorium next Monday. Officials deny details as police may refrain from interference per city council resolution.
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Major MeGuire
Gerard
Auditorium Theatre
Tribune
McGuire
Pocatello
United States Ranked Second in Naval Strength
New York August 17 The annual issue of F T Jones Fighting Ships in 1907 ranks the United States second among naval powers with Britain first. The work says the American fleet leads in ships and long range firepower and calls the navy an extremely good second.
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New York
F. T. Jones
United States
Britain
Jones
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John W. Jones
Rigby Star
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W. Lloyd Smith
Sugar City Times
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Buhl Pioneer
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Walter Hoge
Paris Post
G. G. Kirk
Heyburn Review
William Wallin
Pocatello Tribune
Colonel Avery ©. Moore
Coeur d'Alene
Mrs. Wilburn
Hill
Twin Falls Times
H. L. Locklin
American Falls American
W. L. Lee
Preston
W. B. Githens
Mr. C. C. Broxon
Boise Capital News
Mr. Brown
Y.wca
Dietrich
Y. M. C. A. Quartette
Pargellis
M'Cammon
M’guire
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