Democrats plan tariff revision at next session
Baltimore and Washington reports describe Jackson Day events where Democratic leaders including Champ Clark and J. W. Bailey urged harmony and set tariff revision as the day’s central issue, with Clark pledging house action once Democrats control.
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Harmon
Ohio
Champ Clark
Missouri
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Andrew Jackson
Otier
Clark
House of Representatives
House
Hitchcock Elected at Lincoln Today
Massachusetts Legislature deadlocked over choosing a successor to Senator Lodge and McLean. In Connecticut Albany reports Morgan Bulkeley succeeds. Sheehan led Democratic candidates with 91 votes across 196 members, eight short of the required majority. Ballot showed House 66 for Sheehan, 12 for Shepherd, 6 for Parker, 0 for Herrick, 1 for Gerard, 1 for Littleton, 59 for Depew, 4 absentees. Senate 25 for Sheehan, 2 for Shepherd, 1 for Herrick, 1 for Gerard, 1 for Littleton, 20 for Depew, 1 absent.
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Lodge—McLean
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
Albany
United States
William F. Sheehan
House
Sheehan
Shepherd
Alton B. Parker
Cady Herrick
Judge Gerard
Martin W. Littleton
Depew
Senate
Herrick
Gerard
Littleton
Hitchcock elected U.S. Senator to replace Burkett
Lincoln January 17 Congressman G M Hitchcock a Democrat was today elected United States Senator to succeed Senator EK Burkett.
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Burkett
Lincoln
G. M. Hitchcock
United States
EK. J. Burkett
McLean Chosen U S Senator by Connecticut Assembly
Hartford Jan 17 George Payne McLean of Simsbury was chosen United States Senator by the Connecticut General Assembly to succeed Morgan G Bulkeley. The selection follows a day of balloting and marks the transition from Bulkeley to McLean as Connecticut’s senior senator.
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Hartford
George Payne McLean
Simsbury
United States
Connecticut
General Assembly
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Massachusetts Deadlock on Senate Pick
Boston January 17. Both houses of the Massachusetts legislature, voting separately, failed to reach agreement on a United States senator to succeed Senator Lodge. The stalemate leaves the nomination process unresolved as lawmakers continue discussions and consider next steps.
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Boston
United States
Senator Lodge
Plague Deaths Hit 150 Daily Across Harbin Suburb
From Fudziadian near Harbin comes reports that bubonic plague deaths average 150 per day. The outbreak has spread by air to Mukden Kirin and other trade hubs connected with Russia.
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Fudziadian
Harbin
Mukden
Kirin
Russia
Trenton Woman Identified in California Beach Death
Long Beach reports a 40 year old woman identified as Miss Sarah Catlin of Trenton Illinois who was found unconscious with a bullet wound on the beach and died today. Authorities believe the death was self inflicted.
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Calif
Sarah Catlin
Trenton
Ill
Receiver seeks sale to settle creditors in Pocatello case
An order to show cause Signed by Receiver White asks the court to authorize public sale of the Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Co assets. Judge Budge sets January 28 at 10 am for plaintiffs Peter A. Dufresne and E G Houde to appear and argue why the receiver’s decree should not be entered. Debts total 28 253 06 with creditors including C W M Co Westinghouse Idaho Power Bannock Bank Continental Oil Co and others.
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Chambers
Peter A. Dufresne
E. G. Houde
The
Pocatello Pressed Brick & Manufacturing Company
E. C. White
Messrs
Dufresne and Houde
White
Messrs. Dufresne and Houde
Kemmerer Coal Co
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
B. M. Freese & Co
Galion, C
Idaho Consolidated Power Co
Bannock National Bank
Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co
St. Louis
Continental Oil Co
Utah Association of Credit Men
Intermountain Electric Co
Citizens’ Bank
Chicago Brick Machinery Co
Charles Engelhard
New York
John C
Commissioners Pick Jurors for 1911 Terms
County board members inspected Trail Creek road to avoid harming Joseph Reuss property. They finalized road matters, adjusted care contracts for contagious disease patients, and selected 150 residents from poll books to serve as district court trial jurors in 1911.
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Exban Green
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Arthur J. Damron
Thomas Crane
John Gannon
Preston Merrill
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Lee Boyce
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Henry Henderson
Gwilliam Davis
Melvin Henderson
Edwin Gitstins
W. J. Thomas
Smith Evans
James Dwyer
J. A. McConkay
J. J. Weatherman
G. Spillman
Frank Gibbon
Robert Criswell
Martin Olsen
Otto Gerhart
Frank Kane
Mining claims debts at stake in Elkhart company case
Boss Co of Elkhart Ind Blyth Fargo Co and W J West of Poca tello are involved as ten claims have been reduced to judgment while three remain. The receiver has incurred 2500 dollars for taxes assessment on eight mining claims and tramway balance payments.
United States Prepared for War In House Speech
In a passionate House speech Chairman Hull of the military affairs committee praised war readiness and denounced Frederick W. Huidekoper as a critic. Chairman Tawney of the appropriations committee also rebuked Huidekoper and said spending on war preparations over the last decade could fund four Panama Canals.
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House Today
Hull
Military Affairs Committee
Frederick W. Huidekoper
War Department
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Huidekoper
Panama
New York Agricultural Society Opens Annual Meeting
Albany January 17 The relation between cultural resource development and the cost of living is the main topic at the New York State Agricultural Society annual meeting in session. Noted agricultural experts from Canada and the United States are listed for papers and addresses.
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N. Y
New York State Agricultural Society
Whic
Canada
United States
Pocatello Still Second City in the Gem State
Washington misreported Coeur d'Alene as Idaho’s second city after census figures showed Pocatello at 9110 residents. The Thirteenth census lists Pocatello 9110, Coeur d'Alene 7291, Twin Falls 5258, with Boise and others noted. a prize guessing contest followed at local business.
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Washington
Boise Capital News
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Washington, D. C
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Twin Falls
Campaign for More Boosters in Pocatello Club
Secretary Coker of the Pocatello Commercial Club seeks to expand membership after a board reorganization. In a Tribune letter he urges members to set aside personal differences, remit dues, and invite new prospects. He pledges town interests and promises prompt action on office space and campaigns for a Greater Pocatello.
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Pocatello Commercial Club
Board of Governors
the Tribune
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Pocatello Tribune
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Pocatello
Idaho House Advances Court Jurist and State Fair Plans
The Idaho House passed Crow's bill to add an extra judge to the third judicial district and include Owyhee county. A $25,000 state fair appropriation and another $25,000 for Boise fair site and buildings were proposed. New bills include a state fair board creation and exemptions reforms amid routine business.
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House
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Owyhee County
Sanborn
Senate
Bradford
Pocatello Commercial Club Seeks Continued Fame Support
Society letter from H C Coker secretary of the Commercial Club thanks the Tribune for support and asks for a continuance of fame in the interests of the club and the town of Pocatello.
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H. C. Coker
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