City forum on water supply seeks remedies and data
A large public meeting in McNichols & Wright hall discussed Pocatello’s water crisis. Mayor Cleare presided as councilmen and the city attorney fielded questions on fire hydrants, pipelines, railroad water use, and the possibility of buying the water plant while planning a committee to collect data and report back.
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McNichols & Wright
Cleare
Mullen
Smith
Stone
Fpusz
Loux
Redford
Fire and Water Committee
Waiter Works Management
Cleave
PD. W. Church
D. W. Church
JF. Kane
Wm. Kelly
J. J. Hull
John Ontank
Joe Burton
N. P. Nielson
J. C. Weezer
Jin Gibson
Mink
Mink Creek
J. C. Weeter
Clewre
N. 8
Nedford
W. Church
Pocatello
A. Fh. Oplegs
Mra. J. Bean
Mrs. Bean
M. W. Willinson
Water Company
G. B. Hoskinson
J.C. Pearson
F. P. Holt
J.C. Weeter
Weeter
Winter
Rail‘ond
James Davidson
Sam Ferguson
Flarry Kmpert
Hyrum Kay
D. Harrison
Witte Leaves for Paris Seen as Peace Conference Step
In St Petersburg on July 14 M Witte met the Emperor to review peace talks in detail. He will depart for Paris next Wednesday and sail from Cherbourg to New York on the 26th. Prices on the Bourse rose amid news of his role as chief Russian peace plenipotentiary. Japanese minister Takahiro reviewed peace conference details with the President, noting no new dispatches from Tokyo.
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Witte
Paris
New York
St. Petersburg
M. Witte
Peterhoff
Cherbourg
Japan
Sakhalin
Oyster Bay
Kogoro Takahiro
Tse
Tobacco Statistics Delay In Wilson Inquiry
Washington on July 14 Secretary Wilson opened an inquiry into tobacco data following multiple messages from the South alleging manipulation by the Tobacco trust. Publication of tobacco statistics will be halted pending results of the probe.
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Washington
South
Tobacco Trust
Wilson
Collision at Steiger Station Kills Three
A Chicago & Eastern Illinois passenger train from St. Louis collided with a suburban train at Steiger Illinois due to an open switch. Engineer Jas Lyke and passengers George Epstein and Ferdinand Hoyn were killed. Six others injured seriously.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway
Steiger
Ilinois
Jas. Lyke
George Epstein
Ferdinand Hoyn
Equitable Life names twelve new directors
The Equitable Life Assurance Society's board elected twelve new directors at today's meeting and accepted the resignations of three existing directors General Louis Fitzgerald Horace C. Deming and Frederick G. Bourne Bourne cited personal business as the reason for his resignation New directors include Wallace L. Pierce Frank S Witherbee James McMahon Willard F McCook Congressman Charles Littlefield Nevada N Erramhan Col Port of New York D Cady Herrick Nicholas Murray Butler and Charles H Zehnder No immediate reorganization of the executive committee was decided.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Louis Fitegerald
Horace C. Deming
Mercantile Trust Company
Frederick G. Bourne
Bourne
Wallace L. Pierce
Boston
Frank S. Witherbee
James McMahon
Willard F. McCook
Philadelphia
Charles Littlefield
Maine
Nevada
N. Errana~han
Port
D. Cady Herrick
Albany
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Charles H. Zehnder
Card of Thanks from Mrs W B Eldredge
Expresses sincere gratitude to kind friends for sympathy and comfort during illness and after the death of her husband Mrs W B Eldredge thanks those who offered kindnesses and memory treasurers their acts of sympathy.
Mutiny at Tifles Sparks Censorship Revival in Russia
The Press reports revived government censorship in St. Petersburg under General Trepoff. A blanket order bans publication of news on strikes disorders or revolutionary action. A Russian terrorist group with bomb making and forged passes was captured near the Fontanka canal.
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St. Petersburg
General Trepoff
Fontanka Canal
Railway workers switch to Polish in Vienna-Lodz Kalissz line
On July 24 in Warsaw the Vienna-Lodz and Kalissz railway employees voted to conduct all railway business in Polish starting tomorrow. They warned that any punishment of those speaking Polish would trigger a mass resignation by all workers.
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Warsaw
Vienna-Lodz
Kalissz
Wasn t in on the graft
Portland July 14 Dr Van Gesner a co defendant with Congressman Williamson and U S commissioner Biggs was called to testify for the defense in the land fraud case He said he loaned money on timber claims took a mortgage without interest and allowed his sheep to range on the land He denied any agreement to buy the claims when patented
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Portland
van Gesner
Williamson
U. S
Biggs
Trepanning for Gen Wood Head Injury Successful
Major General Leonard Wood at Pocasset Cape Cod underwent a delicate operation to remove a bony growth on his head. The procedure, necessitated by a past head injury, was reportedly successful and Wood is recovering rapidly.
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Boston
Leonard Wood
Pocasset
Cape Cod
Wood
Yellowstone trip and local notices headline
Chicago Wheat market data appears alongside a thirty day Yellowstone trip offer priced at 40 and an assortment of church social and sale notices. The Baptist social at No 730 Garfield Ave invites attendance with tickets at Chaffee & Co. and Temple Pharmacy.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Peope
The
Baptist Church
Garfield
Woloek
Chaffee & Co
Temple Pharmacy
Wines
Cout
Charles of Denmark Likely to Be Crowned King of Norway
Copenhagen reports at today’s council meeting that the mine advisors and major courts show full accord for Prince Charles of Denmark to accept the Norwegian crown if King Oscar and others express approval. King Christian and other Danish royals also favor Charles becoming king.
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Oscar
Copenhagen
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Norway
Christian
Eight Indictments in Lewiston Land Fraud Probe
Boise Idaho July 14 The federal grand jury has returned eight indictments and issued warrants of arrest in connection with alleged Lewiston district land frauds. Defendants to be arraigned soon, with trials after Judge Beatty’s San Francisco return. Witnesses include Jackson O Keefe and Lewiston figures Kester and Kettenbach.
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Boise
Ida
Federal Grand Jury
Lewiston
George H. Kester
Hr W. Kettenbach
Hve
Asotin
W. F. Kettenbach
Jackson O'Keefe
Joseph H. Prentice
E. H. Camprell
Edgar J. Taylor
Cloverdale
Wash
E. Taylor
Richard Wareham dies. oldest Knights of Pythias member
Richard Wareham, 70, oldest member of the Knights of Pythias, died in Rock Island. He was the last surviving member of the original lodge organized in Washington in 1862. Kane's Grocery reports fresh shipments of radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and onions in the market today.
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Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Washington
Rock Island, Ill
Richard Wareham
Knights of Pythias
Kane
Trout Pond Decision Clarifies Private Pond Provisions
The Idaho Supreme Court upholds lower court in ruling a Fremont County case where Dolan sold trout from a pond argued not private under the state game and fish law. The decision clarifies that owners may propagate fish in private ponds not naturally abundant but others may not transport or sell pond products. Justice Sullivan writes the opinion with Airshie and Chief Justice Stockslager concurring.
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Supreme Court
Boise
Dolam
Dolan
Sullivan
Airshie
Stockslager
Frank Hale Dies Riding a Hay Fork in Idaho
Frank Hale, age about 41, died in Logo Idaho after being thrown from a hay fork when a derrick swung unexpectedly. A mule team and a hay wagon were involved as the forked rider slipped from the stack and fell fifty feet. Funeral services will be held at Central for the son of Mr and Mrs J H Mule. Offer accepted to convert the Boda Springs Lago line with W H Bassett as president.
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Idaho
Verry
Frank Hale
Frank
Young Hale
J. H. Mule
Hoe
Central
Boda Springs-Lago
Rocky Mountain Bell Company
W. H. Bassett
Willard Hubbard
Anas Joma
C.H. Bassett
Balt Lake City
Bis Gona
C. HL
W. HL
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Department of Agriculture
Equitable
W. B. Eldredge
Tifles
Titties
Caucasia
Gen. Wood
Charlie
TROUT
Tost
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