Dublin Welcomes King George and Queen Mary
King George and Queen Mary arrived in Dublin for a quiet welcome amid cheers and festive decorations. The day included ceremonies at the Royal College of Science and Trinity College with plans to visit St Patrick’s Cathedral and hospitals the next morning.
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Trinity College
Dublin Castle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Newlyweds Home Each Bride Groom Arrive in Gate City
Mr and Mrs Howard Church arrived by train from Michigan and establish a home at 612 West Center Street Gate City. The groom, son of J A Church and Mrs Geo North and a former mayor D W Church, is a prized eye of the Short Line machine shops. The bride will be greeted in Gate City.
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Center Street
Apology From Polk About Unauthorized Letter Publication
F. W. Sudbury of Boise, traveling through Pocatello, releases a statement denying authorization for publishing former Mayor D. W. Church's private letter in the Salt Lake Tribune. He condemns the use of the correspondence by the Manufacturers and Business Men's League of Salt Lake City in the pro pub campaign and calls for accountability.
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F. W. Sudbury
Boise
R. L. Polk & Co
Pocatello
Salt Lake
D. W. Church
Sudbury
Manufacturers & Business Men’s League of
Salt Lake City
Mr. Church
Business League
Idaho Techniad Alumni Number 1911 Edition
The Idaho Techniad Alumni Number 1911 edition published semi monthly by the Associated Students of the Academy of Idaho is issued with a deluxe 52 page print run. It features photographs of the 1911 graduation class, sections on alumni notes departments and society activities, and a staff list including Richard Varnum as editor in chief and Eugene Miller as athletic editor.
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Associated Students of the
Academy of Idaho
the Tribune
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A. of I
Athenian Society
Century Literary Society
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Techniad
Richard Varnum
Hugh Bower
Ree P. Stratford
Wallace Woodall
Frank J. Cannon
Dorothy Snyder
Eugene Miller
Florence Baan
Mark Anderson
Augusta Taintor
Norman B. Adkison
Bumper Crops in the World's Bread Basket
Inland empire yields look strong with 64 to 65 million bushels of wheat in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. Hay oats barley rye and corn forecast larger crops. potato output seen at 19 to 20 million bushels. Livestock dairy and fruit sectors expected to rise. timber and mineral shipments also up in 1911.
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Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Statistical Department
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cCmmerce
Inland Empire
Washington
Big Bend
Els
Pacific Northwest
Albert W. Cooper
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Canada
Republic Camp
Coeur d’Alenes
Local Option Petition Filed in Bannock County
A 2662 signature local option petition to call another county election this fall was filed with County Clerk E G Gallet for the Barnock county board. It cites 40 percent of last election voters and notes Pocatello had 1907 signatures with over a third women. The petition claims signatures from verified electors and asks the board to schedule a September vote possibly combined with a bond issue for a courthouse addition, though legal questions linger.
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E. G. Gallet
Pocatello
Farr D. Jones
Lyman Farge
Board of County Commisioners
Boar
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Honda
Pocatello Club hires photographer for Bannock county exhibit
Secretary Coker of the Pocatello Commercial Club arranges with Lea Bevins to tour Bannock county this summer and fall as a special photographer. He will seek permission to photograph scenes and farmers are urged to assist by highlighting fine views for an upcoming fall agricultural show in Pocatello and county prizes.
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Bannock
Bannock County
The
Pocatello Commercial Club
Lea Bevins
Thatcher
Idaho
Bevins
Pocatello
Taft On Cruise Aboard Mayflower Yacht
President Taft and a senatorial party boarded the government yacht Mayflower which anchored in the Delaware river off Thompson's Point New Jersey. The vessel will depart at noon for the Virginia Capes then up Chesapeake Bay with a Washington arrival expected Monday.
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Thompson’s Point
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Virginia Capes
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Opening Today of National Education Association Convention
San Francisco hosts the forty-ninth annual National Education Association meeting with thousands of teachers, representatives from every state, and many college presidents. The program features nearly 100 regular discussions, the National Council of Education sessions led by Charles H. Keyes, and speeches by Dr. Elmer B. Prolatic and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler.
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National Council of Education
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Columbia University
Committee On
Moral Education
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United States Commissioner Education
Nicholas Murrayeg
Gates III in Paris
July 8. The condition of John W. Gates has not improved since yesterday. His physician states there is no positive cause for alarm.
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Gates III
Paris
John W. Gates
John D Rockefeller Turns 72 Amid Family Birthday
Cleveland reports John D Rockefeller Sr celebrated his seventy second birthday in excellent health. He played golf and enjoyed a birthday dinner with his family, marking a quiet family observance in the city.
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Rocky
Cleveland
John D. Rockyfeller
Arguments On Dynamiting Case In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 8, W J Ford assistant district attorney spent the morning replying to motions to quash indictments against John and James McNamara alleged dynamite conspirators. He attacked defense affidavits on technical grounds citing grand jury bias claims and noted Mrs McManigal may appear later for a slow cause hearing to answer questions before the grand jury.
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W. J. Ford
Atorney
John
James McNamara
MacNamaras
Inquiry Sought Into Alaska Lands Representations
Washington July 8 A resolution requires President Taft to reveal any representations made to him by Richard Ryan of New York a Guggenheim syndicate secret agent Richard A Ballinger secretary of the interior or Charles P Taft regarding control of lands around Controller Bay Alaska Rep Cox Indiana Democrat introduced the measure to the House.
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Washington
Taft
Richard §. Ryan
New York
Guggenheim Syndicate
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Charles P. Taft
Controller Bay
Alaska
Representative Cox
Indiana
Gompers Protests Arrests in Los Angeles Bomb Case
Samuel Gompers charged the arrests of John J. McNamara in Indianapolis and J B McNamara in Detroit were staged and improper. He testified before the Senate special committee investigating police methods for crime. He condemned the conduct as infamous and third degree tactics connected to the Los Angeles Times bombing.
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Gompers
Washington
Gor
American Federation Labor
Los Angeles Times
Senate Special Committee For
John J. McNamara
Indianapolis
J. B. McNamara
Detroit
Castro Lands in Venezuela With Growing Support
Willemstad Curacao July 8 The Venezuelan government reports Cipriano Castro exiled president has landed in western Venezuela and now commands about a thousand men A rumor also reaches here that Gumizendi Mindenz president of Zulia state was killed by Castro's forces
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Gumizenden Mindenz
Zulia
Castro
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