Shade of Cleveland freights Democratic leaders in Denver
Denver July 3 This arrival day at the Democratic national convention brings contenders and officials to the city. Delegates receive tickets while residents struggle for food and lodging. Clayton of Albany arrives after Lincoln talks with Bryan. Parker, Murphy, McCarren and Harrison are among New York figures in town. Debate centers on Parker resolutions honoring Cleveland and a possible substitute to test strength. Bryan supporters reportedly face a nuanced stance on Brownsville. Kern of Indiana arrives as the second vice presidential candidate with Towne of New York seeking delegate support.
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Denver
Clayton
Albany
Lincoln
Bryan
New York
Alton B. Parker
Murphy
Tammany
McCarren
Brooklyn
Francis Burton Harrison
Nebraskan
Brownsville
John W. Kern
Indiana
Charles A. Towne
Kerns
Towne
Idaho Delegations Split Aspirations at Denver
Boise reports say Idaho's Democratic delegations left for Denver ready to fight for influence. Louisana comparison cited. Nugent of the anti Dubois faction claims Idaho, once a Democratic stronghold, has become a strong Republican state and aims to win back defectors facing religious persecution.
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Boise
Idaho
Denver
Louisiana
John F. Nugent
Dubois
Union
Bryan Signals Olive Branch to Hearst via Commoner
Lincoln July 5 The Commoner features William R Hearst and his Independence party. Delegates expect Bryan to seek peace with Hearst and consider endorsing him for president at the Independence party convention. Hearst response awaited with keen interest.
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Bryan
Hearst
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
William R. Hearst
Independence Party
Mr. Hearst
New York
Kentucky
Pennsylvania puts Mitchell forward as a vice presidential candidate
Lincoln Nebraska July 3 Dewitte Clinton Dewitte and Jol Garman from Pennsylvania depart for Denver. Dewitte endorses John Mitchell former United Mine Workers president for vice president saying Mitchell would carry Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. He predicts Pennsylvania delegates will back Mitchell and that Denver will prove the strength of his following.
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Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Lincoln, Neb
Dewitte Clinton Dewitte
Jol Garman
Denver
Dewitte
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Armstrong Wins Mesaba Property Suit Near Robin
Dudley P. Armstrong of Robin district receives judgment from District Judge Stevens at Blackfoot awarding 240 acres near Robin post office to Armstrong. Defendants Melvin Alfred Henderson and Leon Henderson are barred from entering the land without Armstrong's permission. Case heard in Pocatello with Judge Stevens acting in place of Judge Budge.
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Dudley P. Armstrong
Robin District
Stevens
Blackfoot
Fendants
Mr. Armstrong
Judge Stevens
Sixth
Pocatello
Judge Budge
Receivers Appointed for United Box Board and Paper Co
Vice Chancellor Howell appointed Thomas F. Raymond of Newark and Sidney F. Smith of Chicago as receivers of the United Box Board & Paper Co, a firm with mills in several U S locations.
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Trenton
N. J
Howell
Thomas F. Raymond
Newark
Sidney F. Smith
Chicago
United Box Board & Paper Co
United States
Conspiracy Charged Over Telluride Fourth Riot Plan
Charles H. Mover of the Western Federation of Miners alleges a plot to start a riot at Telluride on the Fourth of July to provoke bloodshed and deportations. Adjutant General Bulkeley Wells denies the charge saying Telluride aims for a traditional Fourth celebration with mine closures and a two day event.
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Telluride
Wells
Grand Junction
Colo
Charles H. Mover
Western Federation of Miners
Bulkeley Wells
Mover
Telluridg
Quiet Fourth Festivities Spark Pocatello Excursions
Pocatello plans a quiet fourth with crowds heading to Blackfoot and Idaho Falls for Grove City events including a race meet and minor sports. The Eagle band and baseball team surge to Blackfoot, while the Gate City band tours Sunnyland. Fireworks, balls, and private celebrations accompany the day.
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Grove City
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Eagle Band
Poccatello
Ross Fork
Tolaho Falls
Wallin and Boyd Ranches
Pebble
Sereeeh
Kinport
McCammon
Soda Springs
JAP Cabinet Crisis Signals Resignation Likely
Tokyo reports the Japanese cabinet is expected to resign tomorrow. The development follows a mounting political crisis as ministers prepare to step down amid ongoing tensions and policy disputes.
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Tokio
Mine Disaster in Yuzovo Claims 160 Bodies
A gas explosion at the Rikovsky mine in Yuzovo Russia caused a mine fire. Rescue teams worked amid debris with over 200 miners trapped. One hundred sixty bodies recovered. seventy five injured hospitalized, some dying. many in shock.
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Yuzovo
Russia
Rikovsky
Body of Paul Gray recovered from Portnent river
The body of Paul Gray of Cleveland Ohio was found in the Portnent river near the Smith ice houses after drowning Wednesday. Two men in a boat hoisted the corpse to the surface using grappling hooks and it was taken to Lindquist's undertaking parlors awaiting orders from his parents. Police searched with poles and hooks all day. dynamite was tried but failed.
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Paul Gray
Cleveland
Ohio
Portnent
Smith Ice Houses
Lindquist
Cydertaker Lindquist
Isabelle Gray
Curtis Avenue
Osborne Gray
Frank Ball
Ball
Kay
Se Iver
Atlas
Dave Quigley
Jim Davidson
Wyeth Street
Mr. Davidson
Senator Heyburn Confined With Indigestion in Idaho Hotel
United States Senator W. B. Heyburn remains in a hotel room in Boise due to a recurrent indigestion attack. He may not deliver the Fourth of July address tomorrow as he rests and declines callers to prepare for the event.
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Boise
United States
W. B. Heyburn
Idanha Hotel
Earthquake Felt in Los Angeles at Dawn
Two light tremors were recorded in Los Angeles and nearby areas at 5 02 this morning. The quakes moved east to west and were brief in duration. Observers believe the motion originated from a distant shock.
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Los Angeles
Private sewer proposal dominates hesitant city council meeting
The Pocatello City Council, short on quorum, only approves routine business while a letter from George Winter of the water company asks the council to study privately run sewerage for the city. A fire hydrant matter and nuisance at the old pit near Franklin & Hayes brewery are also examined with limited action.
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Water Company
Martin
Bistline
Smith
Willams
Hode
Fust
Terrell
Chilson
George Winter
Pocatello Water Company
Pocatello
Counceil
Murray
Highway and Light Committee
Aye—Martin
Nays
Williams
Houde
West Center Street
Johnson Avenue
Tribune
Fire and Water Committee
Trewch
Franklin & Hayes Brewery
John McManus
Ellis
Federal Building Site Offers for Pocatello Sent to Washington
Seven site offers for a federal building in Pocatello were sent to Washington for treasury review. The $10,000 site limit and shifting appropriations explain the bids from East Center, West Center and North Main streets, with a final selection pending a special treasury agent visit.
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Federal
Pocatello
Washington, D. C
East Side
West Side
North Main Street
Gate City
Secretary of the Treasury
Uncle Sam
Washington
Treasury
West Center Street
Garfield Avenue
West Center
Methodist Church
Lewis Street
South Arthur Avenue
Cook
North Main
West West
Burrus
East Center
Second Avenue
B.C. White
Fourth Avenue
Bistline Lumber Yard
Third Avenue
Main
Joe Reuss
Tribune
Treasury Department
Winthrop
Hey
Department of the Treasury
Senate
Sam
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Armstrong
Charles H. Moyer
Federation
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Portneuf
Senator Heyburn III
James A. Murray
Butte
Pocatello Water Works
the Monte Alley
Alderman Williams
Second Ward
Monte
North First Avenue
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