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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1917

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Leak Scandal Moves Toward Secrecy in House Probe

Washington reports the House rules committee suspended public hearings on the Wood inflation leak probe into the peace note and a stock market impact. Witnesses included R W Bolling of F A Connolly Co denying involvement, and Central News officials detailing notes and leaks.

Washington House Rules Committee de Wood Pera Wilson R. W. Bolling F. A. Connolly & Co Bolling William A. Crawford Joes The Central News New York Lansing Harrison Archibald Jamieson Cornelius Ford

Ramstedt Remains On Idaho Public Utilities Commission

Boise report states Axel P. Ramstedt’s term on the Idaho Public Utilities Commission expired January 8 with no action yet on reappointment or a successor. Ramstedt, from Moscow, has led the three-member body as president since two years ago, with the other members John W. Graham and A. L. Freyhfer.

Boise Axel P. Ramstedt Public Utilities Commission Idaho Ramstedt Moscow John M. Haines Drew W. Standrod John W. Graham Twin Falls A. L. Freehafer Council President Ramstedt

Copper Quotation Stability Marked Metal Market

Metal market notes from New York reflect copper quotations remaining unchanged on January 10. The brief market dispatch records no price movement and highlights steady demand during the session.

New York

Chase for the Nut Still Active in Thaw Case

Indicted kidnaping and assault suspect Harry Thaw remains sought in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Washington. Philadelphia detains Oliver Brower of Utica not linked to Thaw or O Byrnes. Brower faces a technical charge. Thaw thought to be at his family home in Pittsburgh. no arrest request there.

New York Harry Thaw Frederick Gump, Jr Kansas City Philadelphia Pittsburg Washington Thaw O’byrnes Gump Oliver Brower Utica Brower O' Byrnes Pittsburgh

Entente Reply to Wilson Peace Note Reported Ultra Sensational

Paris reports by Marcel Rutin that the entente will issue a sensational reply to President Wilson’s peace note and publish it once he has received it. London confirms entente approval and says delivery to Paris is imminent with about twelve to fifteen hundred words.

Paris Marcel Rutin Entente Wilson London

New Bannock Sheriff Nab Bootleg Booty in Early Sweep

New county officials in Bannock County start term with a bang as Sheriff Mabey and Deputy Sutherland seize seventy pints of bootleg liquor labeled Kentucky Motto and Guggenheimer. The confiscated supply, shipped in trunks, is valued at about 135 dollars.

Sheriff's Office Bannock County Mabey Sutherland Kentucky

Suspect in Manila Murder Tied to Fed Asylum Escape

Federal investigators suspect John Weedon, jailed after confessing to a Salt Lake City post office robbery, may be the escaped inmate from the Washington DC asylum who is alleged to have murdered in Manila sixteen years ago. Police say Weedon, about 44, bears scars matching the Manila suspect and resembles the description with a wartime soldier background. He is currently in county jail.

John Weedon Salt Lake City Inkom Federal Asylum For the Insane Washington, D .C Weedon Manila Philippine Islands Manilla

Hinterliter Receives Life Sentence in Illinois Case

Roy Hinterliter was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury in Olney Illinois found him guilty of manslaughter in the death of his sweetheart Elizabeth Ratcliffe. The state argued air bubbles were forced into her veins to relieve her condition. Hinterliter testified that Ratcliffe died during an illegal operation last July and admitted she used instruments supplied by her, though he claimed he was not present.

Detectives Weigh Extra Persons in Colbert Slaying

Philadelphia detectives in the Mazie Colbert death probe advance a theory that one or two additional people were in the room when the crime occurred, besides the girl and her killer.

Philadelphia Mazie Colbert

Commercial Club Banquet in Pocatello Tonight

The Commercial club hosts a 6 15 PM banquet at the K P hall for 150 guests honoring Farmers and Housekeepers week visitors and agriculture congress delegates. Speakers include University of Idaho president M A Brannon, Idaho Technical School president Miles Reed, and others from civic and agricultural groups. A cabaret program with violin and vocal numbers is planned at the Oriole.

Pocatello Commerceial Club Farmers’ & Housekeepers K. of P Commercial Club Franklin Building South Main Street J. A. MacAlpine M. A. Brannon University of Idaho Northwest Miles F. Reed Idaho Technical School A. M. Newton Civic Club Robert Terrell State Board of Education Gustave Kanne State Dairymen's Association Rh. J. Shepherd Jerome Caroline Hunt Washington DD. C John T. Caine Utah Agriculture College A. B. Gibson Gem State Oriole

Buffalo Bill Dies After Long Frontier Life

Col. William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill died at 12 05 this afternoon after a morning coma surrounded by family. Born February 26 1846 in Scott County Iowa his career spanned hunter soldier scout and showman with his wild west show touring the United States and Europe. He served in the Union army and as chief of scouts under Generals Sheridan and Crook and helped build the Union Pacific railroad era, earning lasting fame as a frontier figure. He later led a famous Wild West show and was married in 1866 to Louisa Frederic.

Denver Col. Cody William F. Cody Buffalo Bill America Europe Col Scott County Iowa Leavenworth Kansas Cody Young Cody Missouri River Rocky Mountains Southwest W. T. Sherman Phil Sheridan Crook Custer Merritt Carr Royal Miles Dodge United States Army West General Sheridan Wounded Knee Union Pacific Railroad United States Yellow Hand E. A. C. Judson Ned Bunnie Ing Nate Salsbury Nebraska Colonel Cody Louisa Frederic

War Nurse Becomes Bride in Cathedral Ceremony

Miss Helen Carson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Job of St. John’s Newfoundland and Blundell Sands England, wed Charles Burch Schiff, son of former Southern Pacific president Charles Schiff, at the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Garden City. The bride had just returned from England where she served as a nurse at Lady Robert’s hospital in Ascot.

New York Helen Carson Dob William C St. John’s Newfoundland Blundell Sands England Charles Burch Schiff Charles Schiff Southern Pacific Railroad Cathedral of the Incarnation Garden City Lady Robert's Hospital Ascot

West Virginia Legislature Opens With Citywide Tie

Charleston, W Va January 10 The West Virginia legislature convened for a regular biennial session with the house Democratic and the senate Republican. On joint ballot the legislature will be tied. Officials expect routine business and a renewed effort to settle the fifty year old Virginia debt controversy.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia State Senate Virginia

Legislature adjourns awaiting ruling on de facto governor

Phoenix January 10. The legislature adjourns until Thursday hoping the supreme court names the de facto governor. The court may issue a decision today.

Phoenix Supreme Court

Final arguments on Adamson law reach Supreme Court

Washington January 10 final arguments on the constitutionality of the Adamson law were heard in the supreme court. Special Assistant Attorney General Hagerman closed for the government arguing Congress has power to enact such a law and it can be operated temporarily like the interstate commerce commission regulating rates.

Washington Supreme Court Hagerman Congress Magérman Interstate Commerce Commission

Swine and Seedgrowers Plan Full Meeting Schedule

State Swinegrowers and Seedgrowers associations schedule a full day of sessions in Idaho. Prof E J Iddings opens at 10 with breeding principles. speakers include William H Daughtry Virgil Patterson J H Manderfield and Dr E T Baker on markets feeding and disease. Evening program features D W Davis E M Ammons and a musical segment.

State Swinegrowers’ Association Seedgrowers’ Association Idaho Swinegrowers’ Association E. J. Iddings College of Agriculture University of Idaho Dean Iddings Union Stock Yards Salt Lake Thomas C. Wilson Idaho Falls E. T. Baker Moscow O. D. Center D. W. Davis E. M. Ammons Colorado Davis

Judge Cowan Assigned Fifth District Duties in Blackfoot

Judge F J Cowan of the Sixth judicial district with Blackfoot headquarters is reassigned to assist Judge J J Guheen as calendar congestion requires hearings on motions demurrers and defaults. About seventy five bootleg cases remain and prosecutor M K Lockhart plans to proceed when court opens. The jury is adjourned until summoned.

F. J. Cowan Sixth Judicial District Blackfoot J. J. Guheen

New Heads For Packing Corporation

An important meeting of the stockholders of the Fales-Houston Packing company was held yesterday afternoon at the factory west of town. The name was changed to the Pocatello Provision and Packing company with Frank Silvers elected president, Alex Mathers vice president, and BE White secretary and treasurer. Directors are E W Byrne, John Frazier, Alex Mathers, Frank Silvers, E C Silvers of this city and J Becker Jr of Ogden.

Fales-Houston Packing Company Pocatello Provision and Packing Company Frank Silvers Pocatello Alex. Mathers BE. C. White E. W. Byrne John Frazier E. C. Silvers City J. Becker, Jr Ogden

County Board Approves Appointments and Debates Agent Proposal

County commissioners meet through the week with not yet a decision on the county agent proposal. They confirm deputies named by the sheriff and an assistant deputy assessor. Mrs Finn Berg may join as assistant county treasurer once she resolves other business matters. Bills are discussed. no other staff changes planned.

Board of County Commissioners H. W. Hochbaum Extension Department The State University J. Wylie Sessions Tech George Mabey Sam Anderson R. O. Graham Finn Berg

Serbians Usher Unification Aim After War

New York Jan 10 Lioubomire Mihailovitch the newly appointed Serbian minister to the United States says unification of the Serbian race will be the principal demand at war’s end. He states the ambition is to unify the South Slavs and to bring all Serbians together.

New York Lioubomire Mihailovitch United States Washington Mihailovitch

Suffragists Picket White House on Silent Protest

Washington January 10 Suffragists from the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage began a silent picket at the White House gates carrying banners asking President what he will do for woman suffrage. White House officials said no action would be taken as long as no disturbance occurred.

Washington White House Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage

Bancroft Natives Oppose Proposed Tri-County Division

Local debate heats in the southern county over a plan to create a tri county division led by Grace and Downey. Representatives Richards and Thatcher are named as instigators, with Bancroft figures George Fisher and A P Dolbeer opposing. Bancroft Commercial Club endorses a stance against the division as Senator Fisher heads to Boise for talks.

Grace and Downey Richards Thatcher Bastinock Pocatello George Fisher A. P. Dolbeer Bancroft Commercial Club Bancroft Club Fisher Boise

Drowned While Trying to Help Salvage Submarine H-3

Eureka reports several men drowned when a boat's crew were thrown into the surf during attempts to salvage the submarine H-3 beached in town.

Eureka

Cruiser Sunk a Raider in Atlantic War Report

New York dispatch reports a German raider sunk by a British cruiser in the Atlantic with few details on both ships. Lamport and Holt claim the overdue Voltaire is in Bermuda after being captured then recaptured, but officials say the information is unofficial.

New York Atlantic Lamport and Holt Line Bermudan Line Bermuda

Villa aims to seize Juarez and Chihuahua towns

Government agents report Villa has sent a force to operate between Juarez and Chihuahua with the aim of occupying those towns while Mangua is southeastern Chihuahua.

el Faso Villa Juares Chihuahua Muaguiawag

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