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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1910

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Pocatello Seeks Public Input on Sewer Bond Plans

City voters approved bonds of 164788 for a new sewerage system. City Engineer Samms outlines trunk and storm sewer routes, pipe sizes, and the rationale for separate sanitary and surface water systems to handle flooding and city growth. The council invites taxpayers to review plans tonight at city hall and comment before bids are sought.

Pocatello Gate City Seventh Avenue Clark Street Harrison Avenue Lander Street East Clark Sixth Avenue Clark Fifth Avenue East Bridger Lander North Main South First Avenue East Halliday Street Main West Bonneville West Bridger Bridger Halliday Street First Avenue Harrison and Lander Samms Halliday Main Street Fifth Harrison America Adolph Hering New York George W. Fuller

Pinchot Backs California Insurgent Johnson Plan

Gifford Pinchot announces he will travel to California to stump for Hiram Johnson who seeks the gubernatorial nomination and is endorsed by the Lincoln-Roosevelt League. He joins Colonel Roosevelt and Marshal Stimson in Tokyo style reporting as Johnson battles old line Republicans while Pinchot also backs William Kent for Congress against McKinley.

New York Gifford Pinchot California Hiram Johnson Lincoln-Roosevelt League of Pinchot Colonel Roosevelt Marshal Stimosn Los Angeles Mr. Johnson Congress Kent McKinley

Fire Devastates Campbellton New Brunswick Townwide Losses

Bathurst N B July 12 Nearly all of Campbellton was destroyed by fire affecting about a thousand structures leaving only seven houses standing on the outskirts The disaster left nearly five thousand people homeless and a financial loss close to three million dollars with no reported fatalities.

Bathurst N. B Campbellton America

Ninth Annual Kentucky Bar Association Opens in Middlesboro

The ninth annual Kentucky Bar association meeting opened in Middlesboro with about 200 delegates expected. President Charles W. Metcalfe of Pineville delivered the annual address as the convention runs through Thursday ending with a banquet.

Middlesboro Kentucky Bar Association Charles W. Metcalfe Pineville Metcalfe

Death of Honorable Charles Rolls in English air race

At Bournemouth on July 12 a Wright biplane flown by Honorable Charles Rolls crashed from about 100 feet, killing him instantly. The accident occurred near the crowded grandstand during England's first flying tournament of the year. Rolls sustained a fractured skull and became trapped in the wreckage. Fellow aviator Audemars narrowly avoided injury when his monoplane overturned during a trial flight.

Bournemouth England Charles Rolls Isin Audemars Bouremouth Field

Garry Herrmann Heads Elks Lodge

Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati was elected grand exalted ruler by acclamation at the Elks grand lodge session in Detroit. He becomes head of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks during the current term.

Detroit Garry) Herrmann Cincinnati Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Grand Lodge

Endeavorers Gather for Pennsylvania Union Convention

Delegates to the biennial convention of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor union arrive in Franklin Pennsylvania for a three day session. The program opens with prayer meetings in multiple churches and features speakers Rev Francis Clark of Boston and ex Governor J Frank Hanly of Indiana.

Franklin Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union Francis —. Clark Boston The Christian Endeavor Society J. Frank Hanly Indiana

Hearing in New York City railroad commuter rate case

The Interstate Commerce Commission opened a hearing on July 12 in Washington to decide jurisdiction over recent commutation rate increases for railroads serving New York City. Defendants include New York Central Erie Central of New Jersey Lehigh Valley Lackawanna Reading and Pennsylvania railroads.

Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission New York City New York Central Erie Central of New Jersey Lehigh Valley Lackawanna Reading Pennsylvania

Weather Prediction: Fair Tonight and Wednesday

A calm forecast shows clear skies with no wind changes. Temperatures hold steady with no notable swings between tonight and Wednesday.

Pioneer Day Celebration in Pocatello Promises Big Fourth

City committees organize a Pioneer Day event at the fairgrounds with music oratory and literary programs in the forenoon and sports in the afternoon. Plans include lemonade ice cream prizes and numerous races amid free offerings for children.

Pocatello L. D Gate City Fairgrounds N. $. Pond 8. G. Garbett A. R. Reddish David Clark Windsor Pierpont A. Y. Pond W. A. Hyde N. P. Nielson, Sr M. A. Hendricks H. E. Reddish Finn H. Berg Ethel Harrison G. H. Munn Ezra J. Merrill N. S. Pond Ellen W. Hamer Marie Pierpont William Lund W. H. Francis Leo Edgley E. D. Harrison Samuel Cox N. P. Nielson, Jr W. H

Orangemen Celebrate Battle of the Boyne Anniversary

In Belfast on July 12 Orangemen marked the 1690 Battle of the Boyne by a large procession. Police maintained usual precautions to prevent disorder as in prior years.

Belfast

Light Loss from Jackson Lake Dam Break Not Warranted

E C LaRue of the US Geological Survey reports the Jackson Lake storage dam break on July 5 will cause only about 30000 acre feet of water loss. Stored water released into the Snake River was partially saved by Milner reservoir actions, with 30000 acre feet lost. The incident spurs permanent dam planning and new road and line construction from Ashton to Jackson Lake.

Minidoka Jackson Lake Idaho Pocatello E. C. LaRue Utah Nevada Water Resources Branch United States Geological Survey la Rue Gate City Salt Lake Tribune LaRue Snake River Milner Reclamation Service Snake Ashton St. Anthony Teton River American Falls Reclamation J. A. Davis Blackfoot Neeley

Downey Real Estate Auction Draws Gate City Excursion

A Downey town lot sale attracts a large crowd via a special train from Pocatello. Lars W. Johnson leads the Downey Real Estate company sale of 260 business lots, 620 residence lots, 20 six acre tracts, and 22 forty acre tracts with $35.50 per acre terms. Gate City Band to provide music for the excursion. Round trip fare is $1.60 on the Short Line.

Pocatello Downey Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Company Bannock County Downey Real Estate Company Lars W. Johnson Portneuf-Marsh Valley Company Johnson Gate City West Center Street First National Bank Portneuf-Marsh Valley

Excursion Train Crashes Into Wreck Train Near Flint

An interurban car carrying excursionists to an Orangemen's celebration collided with a wreck train at Wilkes Crossing near Flint Michigan. Forty injured and six feared dead as rescue operations began following the crash today.

Flint Mich Windsor Detroit United Railway Wilkes’ Crossing

Powder Magazine Explosion Kills One in Cabot

A powder magazine at Cabot Pennsylvania exploded early today killing at least one person and wounding about twenty others. The magazine held about a thousand pounds of dynamite and five thousand pounds of blasting powder.

Pittsburg Cabot

Cuban Uprising A Stock Scheme

Havana July 12 The conspiracy aimed to force American intervention. Colonel Jorge Xalera and associates planned to blow bridges and railways and damage foreign property. They coordinated with a stock broker whose identity is not disclosed.

Havana Jorge Xalera

Meeting of chemists opens in San Francisco

The American Chemical Society with 5000 members began its annual summer meeting in San Francisco with W. D. Bancroft of Cornell University presiding. It is the first society meeting on the Pacific coast.

San Francisco Cal American Chemical Society America W. D. Bancroft Cornell University Pacific Coast

England's youngest prince turns five in London

Prince John Charles Francis, fifth birthday today in London, is the youngest child of King George and Queen Mary. He is described as healthy and lively and is noted as the grandson of the late king.

London Prince John Charles Francis King George Queen Mary

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