Leaders in Conference to Map Taft Campaign in West
Seventeen western states and territories gather in Colorado Springs to plan systematic mobilization for Taft. National Committeemen and state chairmen discuss bringing out a full Republican vote and aiding neighboring doubtful states over a two day informal meeting chaired by Frank Hitchcock.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank H. Hitchcock
National Committee
Taft
Hitchcock
Herbert B. Tenney
Arizona
George Stone
California
John F. Vivian
Colorado
James H. Brady
Idaho
J. T. Moore
Kansas
Fletcher Maddox
Montana
William Hayward
Nebraska
George F. Turrittin
Nevada
H. O. Bursum
New Mexico
L. B. Hanna
North Dakota
Charles E. Hunter
Oklahoma
W. M. Cake
Oregon
W. C. Cook
South Dakota
Cecil A. Lyon
Texas
Wesley W. Walton
Utah
A. F. Statter
Washington
Gramm
Charles W. Burdick
Wyoming
Senator Warren
Record Run From Idaho Falls to Salt Lake Claimed
Salt Lake Herald reports Salt Lake would-be record holders Bransford and Botterill along with Fred Mosley and James Buck completed a 234 mile Idaho Falls to Salt Lake run in 12 hours 30 minutes. The Pierce Arrow carried the party from Idaho Falls at 10 20 p m to Pocatello and onward to Salt Lake with no accidents or speed restrictions encountered. Bransford drove to Pocatello and Botterill handled the wheel to Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake
Poccatello
Malad
Ogden
Idaho Falls
Bransford
Pocatello
Tom Botterill
Stolen securities worth 10000 in Chicago case
A suitcase containing stocks and bonds valued at ten thousand dollars belonging to John Buford of Chattanooga was stolen today by a 13 year old boy while Buford listened to a federal court trial.
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Chicago
John Buford
Chattanooga
Buford
Nose injury at baseball game injures Short Line engineer
Billy Lloyd, a popular Short Line engineer, was struck on the nose by a foul tip during yesterday's baseball game. The impact caused pain but did not break any bones, as he sat in the grand stand behind protective wire netting.
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Billy Lloyd
Engineer Cleared in Manslaughter Trial in Weiser
Edward Hubbard, veteran Oregon Short Line engineer, is found not guilty of manslaughter in the June 12 accident that killed a small boy near Weiser. The trial included a field demonstration of the engine and track conditions. jurors viewed the scene and the court granted a ranch premises inspection. A civil suit seeking damages of 15150 remains active.
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Bowen
Ayres
Coney Island Seethes in Heat as Thousands Seek Cool Shore
New York reports 25 000 people slept in bathing suits on the sand at Coney Island last night to beat the heat. About 400 000 visitors sweltered there yesterday seeking a breeze in the hot seaside resort.
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New York
Coney Island
Vilas Faces Serious Brain Hemorrhage in Madison
Former United States senator and Cleveland cabinet member Julian Vilas suffered a brain hemorrhage in Madison on July 20 and the condition was described as serious.
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Madison
Wis
Ilian F. Vilas
United States
Cleveland
Americans Make Good at the Olympic Games
London July 20 Almost an entirely new set of athletes occupied the dressing rooms at the Olympian stadium. American sprinters and jumpers prepared for finals while weight throwers cyclists and distance runners departed. Daniels of New York won the 100 metre swim final in 1 05 4 5 with a large American ovation. The standing broad jump winners included Americans Sheridan and Adams. Continental style archery was won by Griset of France with Vernal second. Meinhart of the National Turnverein New York won the wrestling match. Cartmell of Penn May of Illinois Stevens of Yale won heats in the sprint and 100 metres. Cartmell and Walker posted 11 second 100 metre times. The 800 metres heats were led by Rodor of Hungary and Sheppard of America with Lightbody trailing.
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London
Charles M. Daniels
New York
A. C. Dehalimya
Hungary
Julian
Sweden
Daniels
Gaidzik
Chicago
Tsichiliras
Greece
Martin J. Sheridan
America
Platt Adams
Griset
Vernal
Cabrenet
Meinhart
National Turnverein
Acute
Canada
Cartmell
University of Pennsylvania
May
University of Illinois
Stevens
Yale
Duffy
South Africa
George
Duncan
Morton
United Kingdom
Walker
Rodor
Sheppard
Lightbody
Elks Meet Eagles In Key Putty Tariff Clash Next Sunday
Next Sunday at East Side Park the Elks of Pocatello face the Eagles in a crucial game deciding whether to restore the putty tariff. Bris Hicks will pitch for the Eagles with Judge Hopson catching. Frank Sealley leads the Eagles as manager and will officiate at first base until wind fatigue. An umpire changes each inning and firearms searches will guard the gates.
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Twin Falls
East Side Park
Elks
Eagles of
Frank Sealley
Eagles
Bris Hicks
Hopson
Frank
Jack Hayes
The
Ma’ams
Academy
Router Service
Graham
Sam Ferguson
Bryan again appeals for funds for his campaign
William J. Bryan urged Democratic newspapers to collect funds from subscribers and noted Oklahoma City and the News-Scimitar of Memphis have begun dollar subscriptions. He expressed optimism that a larger campaign fund will come from the masses.
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Mailview
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Oklahoma City
News-Scimitar
Memphis
Bryan
Auto Stage Wreck Injures Fifteen Near Lynden
A heavy automobile stage from Lynden to Bellingham overturned after a tire stripped from a wheel fouled the steering gear. The wreck left fifteen passengers injured with three in serious condition.
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Bellingham
Wash
Lynden
Butte Franchise Owner Departures Spark Grievances
Russ Hall owner of the Butte franchise in the North Western baseball league left the city with his team. He will not return this season and all Butte games have been transferred. Attendance has not paid for the baseballs used.
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Butte
Russ Hall
Northwestern
Merry Widow Hats Seen At City Academy Affair
Ant Manassa notes attendees will miss the game and remain silent while Merry Widow hats are plentiful at the academy event.
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Ant Manassa
Academy
Tribune Trip Contest Sparks Bannock County Rivalry
Local readers report a Tribune contest to select the four most popular young women in Bannock County. Madge Jennie and others compete as contestants rally relatives and friends, promising prizes that would feel royal. The bid to win stirs strong citywide interest.
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the Tribune
Bannock County
Madge
Jennie
Jim
Papa
George
Grandpa
Jack
Loraine
Tribune
Pocatello and Bannock County
Fuge Pwo
Bear Lake Electric Plants Consolidate
Consolidation was enacted in Montpelier last Tuesday night between the two Bear Lake electric lighting companies. A new holding company, Bear Lake Power Company Limited, was formed to hold the old firms with new stock issued on an equitable basis. Officers include L. L. Evans president Alfred Budge vice president James Redman treasurer J A Tupper general manager directors D W Standrod J N Ireland and A W Service of Pocatello. Improvements planned to expand service and maximize power output at both plants.
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Montpelier
Bear Lake Power Company, Limited
L. L. Evans
Alfred Budge
James Redman
J. A. Tupper
D. W. Standrod
Pocatello to Play Two-Game Series at Soda Springs
The Pocatello Pioneers travel to Soda Springs on the 24th and 25th for two games against Fizz Water, as part of the Pioneers day celebration expected to draw fans from across the eastern county. The lineup will be strengthened and there is confidence in winning at least one game. Several Pocatello supporters will accompany the team.
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Pocatello
Soda Springs
Indians
City Council Meeting Tonight For Tax And Franchise Bills
An adjourned council session at 8 p.m. will review the telephone tax ordinance and the Rice water franchise measure along with other items. Patrons of the Bell company expect the phone ordinance to fail to pass. The Rice franchise ordinance is amended to fund street repairs where mains are laid.
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Bell Company
YMCA Membership League Plans At Association Building
The membership league of the local Y M C A will meet this evening to hear suggested names and discuss plans to increase membership. New members added this month total 61 with 45 enjoying full privileges and 16 being students and boys.
Magic City leads early as Twin Falls tops Pocatello in exhibition
In a fast paced game the Twin Falls bats produced eight runs while Pocatello could only reply with Posey O Kane's home run. Kinney Yale 07 starred with multi position play and five hits as Twin Falls overwhelmed Pocatello 17 hits to seven. The Sagebrushers, led by Bliss and Farrell, dominated the opening inning and held the Indians scoreless after.
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Posey O’ Kane
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Indians
Sagebrushers
Atkinson
Bliss
Farrell
Kinney
Yale
Stickville
Immense Tract of Teton Valley Lands Open to Settlement
J D Killpack of Driggs Idaho and H D Winger with Teton Valley Real Estate plan sale of 25 000 acres to settlers aided by Stowe Palmer in Salt Lake City. Land near Wyoming line fertile with water from thirteen creeks. prices 20 to 50 dollars per acre. Wheat oats and hay yields cited. coal and mineral resources noted. Oregon Short Line survey for railroad into valley. locals foresee railroad and quicker shipping from Rexburg St Anthony and Ashton.
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J. D. Killpack
Idaho State Legislature
Driggs
Idaho
H. D. Winger
Teton Valley Real Estate & Investment Company
Salt Lake
Stowe & Palmer
Teton Valley
Yellowstone National Park
Teton River
Snake River
Killpack
Bighlorn Mountains
Oregon Short Line
Yellowstone Park
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Ashton
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Trans- Missouri States
Sturgis
Charles Cavender
William FE. Borah
David W. Mulvane
Thomas ©. Marshall
Victor Rosewater
Cash M. Cade
Ralph E. Williams
Thomas Thorson
William Spry
E. Loese
Robert L. McCormick
George E. Pexton
Vilas
Berg's
Bear Lake Electric Plants
Pocatello Capitalists
Pocatello Nine
Fizz Water Team
Magic City Bunch
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