Bingham County Nomination Battle Favors Gooding and Renomination
Bingham county primaries favor administration including Governor Gooding and Congressmen French, with Stevens unlikely to be renominated. Delegates to Pocatello are expected to back Gooding, while a senatorial renomination vote is not assured. Blackfoot divides on Borah faction versus Stevens.
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Stevens
Gooding
Pocatello
Shelley
Tribune
Bingham County
United States Senate
Blackfoot
Borah
Pocatella
Cugreseman
Idaho Falls
Bingham
Boral Gid Stevens
Trady
Oneida County Primary Victory Affects Senate Plan
State Chairman Brady reports Malad telegram announcing Oneida county primaries yielded an administration win. The convention intends to favor naming a senate candidate at the Oneida county convention, as Fremont county delegates gather tomorrow.
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St. Anthony
Tribunes
Brady
Fremont
Malad
Oneida
Senate
Seven delegates chosen to back Gooding at state convention
Shoshone reports six delegates elected to the state convention with instructions to renominate Governor Gooding. Blackfoot notes Brady and Borah supporters claim a win though incomplete returns show delegates leaning against the convention plan. Bingham county backs Gooding and Congressman French with District Judge Stevens supporting Borah.
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Blackfoot
Brady
Mr. Borah
Bingham County
Borah
Gooding
French
Stevens
Horah
Western Idaho Primaries Signal Borah Lead
July 17 Bolse reports returns from county primaries in the southwest show W E Borah leading for the senate. Owyhee delegates lean toward Borah’s convention nomination plan while favoring Gooding and French for renomination. Canyon County backs Gooding French Judge Smith and Borah for the state convention.
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Bolse
Southwest
W. BE. Borah
Senate
Owyhee
Boise
Gooding
Kimere
Glenn's Verry
Povatello
Canyon County
French
Smith
Borah
Ex-President of Argentina Carlos Pelligrini Dies
Buenos Ayres reports former Argentinan president Dr. Carlos Pelligrini died last night after a long career in politics and diplomacy.
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Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Carlos Pelligrini
Thaw Counsel Secures Temporary Writ in White Killing Case
John D. Gleason, counsel for Harry Thaw, wins a temporary prohibition from Justice Blanchard preventing the District Attorney and grand jury from taking evidence or issuing subpoenas in the Stanford White killing case. The court orders a hearing tomorrow to show cause why the injunction should not be made permanent. The petition argues the grand jury was already voted an indictment against Shaw and that subpoenas and oaths are misused to obtain evidence against Thaw.
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New York
John D. Gleason
Harry Thaw
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Stanford White
White
Blanchard
Ine Junction
Shaw
Thaw
Armistice Tomorrow in Central America Darkens Hope for Peace
Washington July 17 reports say tomorrow evening likely sets an armistice in Central America as Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras seek settlement of the dispute. Dispatches from Mexico City Guatemala City and San Salvador indicate all powers are willing to halt fighting starting tomorrow. no further engagements reported and officials cannot confirm reports of heavy casualties.
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Washington, D. C
Central America
Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
State Department
Mexico
Guatema City
San Salvador
Mexico City
Quarantined on a Pest House Ship in 1890 Coastwide Tour
Edwin R. Lang of the Lyeric theatre in Lima Ohio passed through Pocatello on a westbound trip. He recalled to Chief of Police Smith a San Francisco quarantine in 1890 during a smallpox outbreak on a ship in the Golden Gate harbor. Smith recalled their crowded shipboard life with prayers, services, and a wary mood among passengers including Mrs John Brown of Blackfoot.
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Edwin R. Lang
Lyeric
Lima
Ohio
Pocatello
Smith
San Francisco
Chief Smith
Tribune
California
Frisco
Golden Gate Harbor
Mr. Lang
Lang
John Brown
Blackfoot
Drews
Fire destroys Hotel Park in Pittsburg. two killed
A blaze at the Hotel Park on Second avenue and Grant street in Pittsburg today killed James Conway a city employee and Neal Conders the hotel bartender. Several others were badly hurt by jumping from windows during the fire.
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Pittsburg
Park
Second Avenue
Grant Street
James Conway
Neal Conders
Indictments Filed Against Two Ice Firms in St Louis
After a three week inquiry Circuit Attorney Sage filed suits in circuit court against Polar Wave Tee & Fuel and Merchante Ice & Coal companies accusing a restraint of trade conspiracy.
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St. Louis
Circuit
Sage Today
Polar Wave Tee & Fuel Company
Merchante Iee & Coal Company
Hatley land office officials to be reappointed
Washington July 17 Remister Nog Sharp and Receiver Wm A Hedeman of the Hatley Idaho land office will be reappointed. Their time expires next December, each having served two terms. No successors have yet been chosen. Rumor says Hodgman intends resigning but nothing official is known.
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Washington
Remister
Nog Sharp
Wm. A. Hedeman
Hatley
Idaho
Hodgman
Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye at Bannock Bar
A brief notice lists Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye as offerings at Bannock Bar, indicating a selection of classic spirits available for patrons.
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Old Crow
Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Bannock Bar
Treasury Finds Major Bartlett Disbursing Shortage
The Treasury department reports a shortage of about thirty-three thousand dollars in the late Major George A. Bartlett disbursing officer’s accounts. Roughly fourteen thousand dollars were fraudulently paid on vouchers by James Boyd, a Marine Hospital Service clerk, now jailed awaiting trial for misappropriation of government funds.
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Washington
D. C
Treasury Department
George A. Bartlett
James Boyd
Marine Hospital Service
Auditorium Theatre Joins Intermountain Circuit Expansion
The Auditorium in this city joins the Trier Mountain Theatrical circuit with six Montana South Dakota Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Idaho venues. Pelton & Smutzer of Denver assume management. renovations include stage dressing rooms and interior redecorating. Tour manager Sam Amberg and Frederick Smuther plan new circuit growth from Las Vegas to New Mexico, with a hoped July to September opening.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyomit
Ulair
Idaho
Messrs. Pelton & Smutzer
Denver
Intermountacy
G. A. Hannaford
Auditorium Theatre Company
James A. Murray
Butte
Auditoriuum Company
Vna
Smuatzer
Fieen
Sam Amberg
Denver Theatre Company
Smutzer
Pocatella Playhouse
Roy Emick
Pelton-Smutzer
Gate City House
William M. Odell
Fort Hall
Frederick ©. Smuther
West
Amberg
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Arigona Sod
New Mexico
The
Tribune
Pocatello
Latah County Primaries Favor French and Steele
Incomplete returns from Latah county primaries show strong support for French with no opposition to Steele for district judge. Governor leading is expected to receive solid county backing while sentiment opposes instructions for nominating a senator at the state convention.
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Moscow
the Tribune
Latah
Steele
Ieading
Summer school enrollment reaches sixty four teachers
Miss Bessie Lemon of Darlington, Miss Adv. Emery of Idaho Falls, and Mrs Pomeroy of Pocatello registered yesterday. County Superintendent Mrs Harmer welcomed teachers and urged practical training to complement classroom skills. The program includes weekly astronomy talks and other faculty demonstrations with no charge to teachers or the public.
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Harmer
Welcoome
Gener
Seven Million for Famine Relief Approved by Parliament
At Petersburg on July 17 the Emperor approved seven million dollars set by Parliament for famine relief. The first act of the Rossing parliament, the measure marks a legal result after over two months of work and contrasts cabinet members’ dissent with imperial approval.
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Peror
Shoup Withdraws from Juneau Republicans Race
Juneau Alaska June 17 1915 Jim Shoup withdraws from the race for the Republican nomination for delegate to Congress and Algerian representation. Murane is nominated for both positions in the party race.
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Juneau
Alaska
Shoup
Republcin Por Ae
Algeria
Con Wrees
OD Murane
Lincoln heroism and a cough medicine claim
A historic note praises Abraham Lincoln and highlights Ballards Horehound Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs colds bronchitis influenza and pulmonary diseases sold by Mrs A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy urging every mother to keep it on hand.
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United States
A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Wanted Solicitor Seeks Business Getter with References
Wanted solicitor with strong sales ability and good recommendations. High pay for the right person. References and bend required. Address Box S17 Pocutelbea At 237.
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Pocutelbea
Kane's Fresh Vegetable Line Headlines
A brief note highlights the fresh vegetable section at Kane's market. The feature emphasizes variety, price focus, and shopper appeal within the store's produce department.
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Kane's
Forged Letters Stated in Divorce Hearing
Mrs John F Scott mother of Mrs Hartje testified in Pittsburgh on July 17 that she had seen the Susie Wagner letter before mailing. She said the Hartje letter used for handwriting comparison contained statements not in the original and that letters to Tom Madine the coachman were forgeries. She claimed Hartje could not have met Madine without her knowledge.
Multitude of Elks Arrives in Denver for Reunion
About 25 000 Elks and their ladies are in Denver for the Twentyeth Annual Reunion. Receptions for visiting brothers and families were held in the morning, with registered ladies escorted by auto tours of the city. The band contest opened, and the Grand Lodge began its first business session this afternoon.
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Denver
Grand Lodge
New Hepburn Livestock Law Takes Effect
The Heyburn 86 hour Livestock bill became law on June 29 signing by the president. The agriculture department will issue permits for longer than 28 hours with secretary of agriculture authority. Shipments exceeding 28 hours must stop for rest five hours. storms or unavoidable delays may extend this with owner request. Unloading and feeding must occur at rest stops. sheep may load after dark but must be fed and watered. Railroads violating the statute face fines from 100 to 690 dollars.
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Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Seeds and garden supplies at Kanes grocery
Garden seeds blue erase and white clover seed stocked at Kanes grocery store.
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Kanes Grocery
Hargis and Callahan Acquitted in Mar cum Murder Trial
Curtis Jett testified he alone killed J B Marcum, a mountain lawyer. The jury found Hargis and Callahan not guilty after 22 minutes. Jett and White were convicted for life in the Marcum case, and Hargis and Callahan face a separate trial for James Cockrell’s homicide in Lexington.
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Beattyville
Kentucky
Hargis-Callahan
Hargis
Callahan
J. J. Marcum
James Hargis
Edward Callahan
Curtig Jett
Tom White
Marcums
Callaten
Jett
White
Marcum
Three Boys Escape Reform School Night Run Ten Miles
From Pocatello Boise and Wardner three youths escaped St Anthony reform school in nightgowns. They walked ten miles to Rexburg, hid in a cattle pen, then rode a southbound train to Pocatello before spending a night in jail. They face work at the reform school and protest a garden task.
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St. Anthony Reform School
Pocatello
Boise
Wardner
St. Anthony
Smith
Institute
Rexburg
Rexbury
Reform School
Uncertain Dog-Trot Livery Notice Adverts for Sale
Classified item notes broken and repaired items sold by Johnson. Mentions livery, moan, prices to sell, second food buggies, and a date St V7 19 71. Limited readable details.
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Johnson
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad from The Original Boley & Co
The Original Boley and Co Chicago markets Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. It claims great merit and warns against imitations, urging customers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes. It notes mild laxative effects and safety for children and delicate persons. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
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Boley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Poley
A, L. Cook
Dancing Academy Evening at Eagle Hall Promises Fun
Prof Gage presents a popular novelty dance at Eagle hall following class work from 9 to 12 p m. The well ventilated hall offers electric fans and friendly help for strangers. Public invited to meet friends and enjoy a good time tonight.
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Gage
Eagle Hall
the Eagle Hall
Towefeg
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Lincoln County
Shoshone
the Daily Tribune
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Francisco
ICE Trust
Will
Bartlett
Pelton & Smutzer of
Trier
Mountain
Montana
Prise
Mr. Odell
Smutger
Bessie Lemon
Darlington
Adv. Emery
Pomeroy of
Nicholas
Petersburg
Jim Shoup
Abraham Lincoln
Mile High
Colorado Capital
Curtis Jett
J. B. Marcum
James Cockerel
Dancing Academy
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