Warship Sent Posthaste to Honduras Amid Unrest Fears
Washington reports the navy ordered the cruiser Tacoma to Puerto Cortes to protect Americans and interests in Honduras amid alarming revolutions rumors regarding President Cavilla. The ship departed Cristobal and should reach Honduran port by Saturday as a precautionary measure.
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Christian Science Leader Mary Baker Eddy Buried
Mary Baker G. Eddy was laid in a Mount Auburn receiving vault after a private service at Chestnut Hill attended by family church officials and publishing society members. Judge Clifford P. Smith led the service. about 120 people were present. burial site remains undecided with Tilton, New Hampshire, a preferred option by her son George W. Glover.
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No Action on Ballinger Pinchot Reports by House Committee
Washington reports that the Ballinger Pinchot investigations will not be acted on by the House Agriculture Committee until after Christmas recess and perhaps not at all. Committee members say the reports belong on the speaker's table and not to a standing panel, while they focus on the agricultural appropriations bill.
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Pythian Knights Elect Officers at Fort Hall Lodge
A. W. Harmon chosen Chancellor Commander of Fort Hall Lodge at a meeting last night. New officers include C C A W Harmon V C P G Sorgatz Jr Prelate William Liddell Master of Work E G Gallet K of R and S and M of F E G Houde I G Lloyd Everett O G Russell. Installation set for January 3.
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Pinchot Plans Harmonization of Water Power Control
Washington December 8 The National Conservation association led by Gif ford Pinchot considers a plan to unite federal regulation advocates and state control supporters on a single water power platform. Drafted by Philip P Wells the plan aims to protect public interests while promoting development of vast untapped power in western streams and eastern rivers. It has drawn approval from engineers and hydro electric company officials surveyed by the executive committee.
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Forest Service
Taft reviews 200 nominees for court of commerce
President Taft spends much of the day hearing recommendations from senators, representatives, and callers on appointments to the five member court of commerce. About 200 names are under consideration as key figures prepare for afternoon conferences with figures such as General Wickersham, Vice President Sherman, Speaker Connor, Senator Lodge, and Seth McCall.
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Pocatello Seen As Idaho’s Brightest Future City
Boise business leaders report Pocatello as the most promising Idaho town, citing its railroad role and southeast location. They note a coming Fort Hall irrigation project and potential as a major agricultural center. Leaders foresee Boise investors building first class hotels here and new state bulletins on farming.
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Non-suit granted in trespass case ends suit
District Judge Budge granted a non-suit in the trespass case Peter Anderson et al v Robert Binns & Co after prosecution witnesses testified. The action concerned alleged damages from sheep trespass. Attorneys Clark & Budge represented the plaintiffs and Hon T L Glenn the defense.
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Ollie Olsen
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Haas Vs. Coburn
Greek Prisoner Arrested in Pocatello on Telegraphic Warrant
James L. Tetrotos alias J P For ger a Greek was arrested in Pocatello this morning by Special Officer Burnett McGarvey on telegraphic advice and a description from Lincoln County sheriff. The telegram to Sheriff Ellis said Tetrotos was wanted for a stabbing affair. He carried over 1000 dollars at the time of search in the county jail.
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Steely
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al Norman
D. J. Elrod
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Holmes
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Ogden
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James L. Tetrots
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Pocatello
Burnett McGarvey
Lincoln County
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Football Banquet at the Bannock Hotel
The Academy of Idaho eleven hosts a football banquet at the Bannock hotel this Saturday evening. Guests assemble at 7 45 and the program starts at 8. Over 80 have signed up. plates are one dollar. Faculty students alumni and friends are invited. no formal invitations.
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Academy
Coalition parties gain 200 seats in next parliament
London December 8. Election returns show coalition parties winning 200 seats. Liberals 133 Irish Nationalists 45 Independent Nationalists 6 Labor members 25 comprise the coalition group in the next Parliament.
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London
Thouts
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Labor
Campaign finance reports show GOP and Democratic committees
The Republican congressional committee reported receipts of 77461 and expenditures of 74373, while the Democratic coal committee reported receipts of 27790 and expenditures of 27771, with figures filed today at the clerk of the House.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Democratic Coal Committee
House of Representaves
Rumor of Frenchman's Death Sends Paris into Debate
Paris reports deny truth of last night’s suicide rumor about a noted Frenchman. Some copies linked the name Count De Castellane to the event, but authorities and press dismissed the claim as baseless.
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