08 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
1
In Pittsburgh circuit court J. Kuhn, WwW 8S Kuhn and J. H. Purdy were named receivers for the Jersey Water Company and its subsidiaries. Idaho says the Kuhns would install the Idaho operations and notes the firms have spent about 16 million dollars locally.
Fragmentary report outlines Kuhn holdings and related water and land companies with capital stock totals, bonds, and assets. Mentions California Id holding and Twin Falls Oakley Water, Great Shoshone and Twin Falls Water Power ventures and a broader shipping interests context.
Perry's flagship sails again as officers prepare to stretch sail and add touches before a voyage to Cleveland on Saturday night. The scene centers on the carrier tied to Commodore Parafags and the Battle of prepared to stretch sail for the voyage.
Lieutenant Loren H. Call of the United States aviation corps was killed today when a collapse and fall occurred, north of Texas City. He served at a field in the second army division of the mobilisation camp.
The article notes a surge in peanut production in the United States, surpassing all crops except sugar beets and rice. It cites two main drivers: expanded use in foods and the rise of amusement parks and vending machines. A leading peanut butter firm consumes up to 150 carloads per season, signaling strong demand.
The New York state law officers confront a knotty issue determining the proper goodwill value of a metropolitan newspaper. In the Pulitzer estate case, experts offered wide ranges with C Ms Palmer valuing the World at 5 million dollars and Frank A Munsey proposing a different figure.
Ninety four percent of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members at a joint meeting with union representatives and a railway committee favored strike action. The conference aimed to press for arbitration under applicable law, arguing the employers could not meet advance demands.
The general session at Salt Leake opened with about 800 delegates in attendance. A musical service by prominent city musicians faced the crowd as events moved toward Saltale Beach later this afternoon.
In Seattle on July 8 Charles W. Blanpied of the Pacific coast delegation presented a National Conference of Charities and Correction special survey on Pacific coast conditions. He warns current coast labor demand is not large and calls for policy to ease overcrowding and slums while boosting agricultural opportunities for immigrants to access cheap or nearby land for close-to-market farming.
Salt Lake City reports Grace Shepherd of Boise Idaho as a leading candidate for president of the National Education association. She is treasurer of the national body and long identified with Western educational affairs. Her broad support includes both men and women and her rival Grace Strachan of New York will be absent from the convention.
The Denver Colorado entry is expected to be selected as the grand lodge site for the 1914 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks reunion. The forty ninth annual reunion opens with elections for offices from grand exalted ruler to grand trustee and report submissions as the main business today.
Dodge City Kansas July week sees widespread corn destruction as hot Coating of the last week hatched millions of grasshoppers. State agricultural officials and farmers report extensive damage across the region.
Aberdeen South Dakota July 8. In a battle between a Greek laborer and circus hands three circus men were fatally shot and two more seriously wounded. Posses pursue Tom Stevens accused of firing the shots.
A magistrate orders security of 12000 for alleged behavior. one year jail or three months. Miss refuses to comply and threatens hunger strike and water deprivation.
Unclear text indicates Kuhns resign from bank advisory or official positions in Pittsburg amid scrutiny. Mention of comptroller sworn report and mismanagement prompts investigation into the bank’s affairs and conduct of its officers.
A partial Bulgarian report claims success at the War Commissariat and describes advances along the Orava River potentially isolating the Servians from Belgrade. The dispatch credits Sofia and notes strategic implications of the movement.
Preparations at Brooks navy yards began for laying the keel of the largest U S battleship No 30 with a 16 million dollar appropriation. The vessel will displace about 31 400 tons and measure 608 feet in length 97 feet in beam with a 28 foot 10 inch draft.
In Los Angeles on July 8 1920 the Christian Endeavor society plans an international convention to launch a campaign aimed at making the United States dry by 1920 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers arrival.
In Oakland California on July 8 the well known author Jack London was operated on for condition described as pheaid his condi-
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unusual user activity linked to banks including Pittsburg Bank and others tied to J. B. Kuhn and W. B. Kuhn. A van resumed operations after yesterday’s failures with depositors receiving notices about deposits and amounts due.
In Nogales Arizona on July 8 the Constitutionalists push toward the capital with artillery and shortages of food. The French aviator Didier allied with the rebels is mentioned along with mechanics for Didier as the siege intensifies.
Ambiguous phrase hints at conclusion of a lobby inquiry. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable.
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