Maryland Senator Raynor Attacks Roosevelt on Constitutional Powers
Senator Raynor of Maryland criticizes President Roosevelt for what he calls a usurpation of governmental powers not granted by the Constitution. He cites the Santo Domingo treaty, judiciary independence, and sea level canal legislation as executive overreach, urging a defense of states rights and separation of powers.
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Senate
Root
Congress
Santo Domingo
Humphrey
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Democratic Party
The Electric Shoes At Cox's Shoe Store
An advertisement touts electric shoes as the sole cure and preventive treatment for rheumatism. The note invites readers to visit Cox's Shoe Store at 245 North Main to see the devices.
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Cox’s Shoe Store
North Main
Not Guilty Verdict In Army Murder Trial
A jury acquits Lieutenant Ralph W. Drury and Private John Dowd of murder in the case arising from the shooting of William Crowley on the United States arsenal grounds. Crowley was attempting to steal copper from the arsenal roof when he was killed.
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Pittsburg
Ralph W. Drury
John Dowd
U. S.A
William Crowley
United States Arsenal
Crowley
Arsenal
Preacher with Thirteen Wives Sentenced in Toledo
Toledo Jan 31 Reverend Albert Holden pleaded guilty to bigamy and received a six year term. He married women who attended his revival meetings and claimed religous sanction for multiple spouses.
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Toledo
Ohio
Albert Holden
Holden
Two More Thaw Jurors Excused
New York Jan 31 On the opening of the Thaw trial this morning two more jurors were excused by agreement of state and defense. Davis S Walker son of John Brisbem Walker and Louis Haas a Philadelphia Candy Co salesman were released and both stated their surprise.
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New York
Jerome
Davis S. Walker
Louis Haas
Walker
John Brisbem Walker
Haas
Philadelphia Candy Company
Polmatier Sisters to Perform At Elk Social Recital
The Polmatier sisters will entertain Elks members and families at the February social on the 15th, providing music for the program and the subsequent dance. The five sisters plus Mr Polmatier comprise a noted musical group praised by the Daily News for a recent Turner Opera House concert.
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Polmatier
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Daily News of
Manitowoc
Wis
Turner Opera House
Elks’ Lodge
Lou Seba Polmatier
Pocatello Gains Edge as New Rates Reshape Regional Trade
A new distributing rate schedule tightens Pocatello’s grip on southern Idaho and Salt Lake markets. Pocatello earns class and commodity distributing rates effective Feb 1, with Salt Lake’s cuts reaching Feb 25. The changes boost Pocatello over Salt Lake and Ogden for jobbing and wholesale shipments, including Chicago and Mississippi River point traffic, and threaten Boise competition.
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Idaho
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Herrice
Oregon
Gate City
Utah
Chicago
Mississippi River
Ogden
Furether
Boise
Idaho House considers 946,000 for Academy of Idaho
Boise January 31 Special to the Tribune Representative Lovesey introduced H B No 79 proposing a 6000 bond funded appropriation for the Academy of Idaho at Pocatello. The plan allocates funds for building wings a dormitory principal residence infirmary and furnishings with related billings and other measures discussed in committee including health reporting penalties.
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Bannock County
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Pocatello
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Mulalley
Jolson
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Lewiston State Normal
Bennion
Power County
Fallon
White
McLeod
Junket to Washington on Japanese school question
San Francisco January 31. At a board of education meeting it was practically agreed that four members of the board the secretary and the superintendent should travel to Washington to respond to an inquiry from the California congressional delegation about the Japanese school issue.
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San Francisco
Board of Education
Washington
California
City to Provide Dental Care for School Children
A committee on the physical welfare of New York school children announces a staff of twenty volunteer dentists to care for pupils. This marks the first American effort to provide dental treatment in schools.
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New York
America
Street car derails into drug store at Sixth and Pierce
A street car jumped the track at Sixth and Pierce in Omaha today, killing Sam Thomas a teamster and injuring six others. Sledge Deauteh, an elderly man, is badly hurt and likely to die. Thomas stood in front of the store when the vehicle skidded on the slippery hill, the car going beyond control.
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Omaha
Jan
Sixth
Pierce Streets
Sam Thomas
Sledge Deauteh
Thomas
Idaho Judge Beatty resigns. Idaho bar seeks successor
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Heyburn received notice that United States Judge Beatty of Idaho has resigned and the president will consider his replacement. Heyburn has seven or eight Idaho attorney applicants for recommendation and will decide once Beatty's resignation reaches the president.
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Salt Lake
Tribune
Washington
Tlevald
Heyburn
United States
Beatty
District of Idaho
Idaho
Beattey
Theatrical Trust Indicted by Grand Jury
New York January 31 the grand jury returned an indictment against the so called theatrical trust charging conspiracy and restraint of trade.
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New York
Grand Jury
So-Alled Theatrical Trust
Manchurian Evacuation Begins with Moscow Regiment
St. Petersburg reports the Russian evacuation of Manchuria starting today with the departure of the Moscow regiment. The move marks the first step in retreat from the region as hostilities ease.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Moscow
Contagious Disease Bill Advances After Committee Action
The bill to check the spread of contagious diseases moved forward after the committee removed the emergency clause. It was adopted and recommended for passage.
Resolutions Opposing Idaho Railroad Commission Plant
The Pocatello Commercial Club adopted resolutions opposing Idaho’s railroad commission bill. It argues such legislation is not part of the last election platform, would burden taxpayers, hinder growth, and that interstate law now regulates about 94 percent of state traffic.
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Railroad Commission
Idaho
Pocatello Commercial Club
Pocatello Club
Pocatello
National Interstate Commerce Law
Rairoad
Commercial Club of
Legislature of
Bannock County
Congress
Eagles Hold Aerie Meeting Tonight At 7 15 sharp
The Eagles announce a scheduled aerie meeting for Thursday night at 7:15. A. A. Cohn presides and D. J. Elrod serves as secretary.
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Aerie
A. A, Cohn
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