Twenty four water violators face shutoff in Pocatello
Twenty four residents including Rev. F S Lawrence and several others were found disregarding sprinkling rules after dark. Each offender must pay ten dollars to a hospital fund before water is restored, with eleven already disconnected and others slated to follow, as officials defend the plan to curb waste and protect fire protection.
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Pocatello
Pocatello General Hospital
West
Lewis Street
South
Arthur Avenue
A. m
Second Avenue
North
Fourth Avenue
Hayden
North Fourth
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Harrison Avenue
North Harrison Avenue
F. S. Lawrence
Methodist
James F. Murray
A. E. Fridenstine
Richard A. Douglas
A. L. Cook
Frank Darling
Water Company
Theodore Turner
Gate City
Pocatello Pitcher Smithy Drawing NBA Interest From Detroit
W W Smith the Gate City star pitcher draws interest from M J Kittredge of Detroit as he travels from Pocatello to Blackfoot to watch Smithy in action. Scouts note his strong year with hits allowed and strikeouts. If impressed, Kittredge may push Smithy toward the big league.
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Pocatello Indians
Detroit Tigers
W. W. Smith
Gate City
M. J. Kittredge
Detroit
Pocatello
Smithy
Kittredge
Indians
Blackfoot
Secretaries Death Tied to Jeffries Johnson Wager
Chicago July 23 A telegram announcing a ten thousand dollar loss on a Jeffries Johnson wager prompted Harry Michaels secretary of Michaels Furniture to shoot himself at his desk while his brother waited at a New York hotel. Ill health was cited at the time creditors later sought publicity for the real motive.
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Chicago
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Harry Michaels
Michaels Furniture Company
Hibernians Adjourn After Historic Portland Convention
The Ancient Order of Hibernians in Portland adjourned after an extended session hailed as the most important convention in the order's history. James J. Regan of St. Paul was elected the new president.
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Portland
Order of Hibernians
Order
The
Hibernians
James J. Regan
St. Paul
Taft In Maine Brief Stop At Ellsworth
Ellsworth Maine July 23 The Mayflower anchored in the northeast harbor with President Taft and his party aboard. It left before 7 this morning for this town where decorations greet the expected address to be made this afternoon.
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Ellsworth
Maine
Taft
Cummins Attacks Standpatters in Midwest Tour
Senator Albert Cummins of Iowa denounces the stand patters as driving the nation toward Socialism in a July speech at Council Bluffs. He heads to Peabody Kansas to address the Chautauqua crowd and back Progressive Republican candidates with multiple appearances across the state.
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Council Bluffs
Albert Cummins
Iowa
Chautauqua
Peabody
Kansas
Cummins
Congress
Missionaries on Tour of the World
Secretary F M Rains of the Christian Foreign Missionary society and Mrs Rains will visit every mission station supported by the Disciples of Christ on a year long inspection tour. Destinations include Hawaii Australia India China Ceylon Japan the Philippines South Africa Siberia and various European nations.
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Cincinnati
Disciples of Christ
F. M. Rains
Christian Foreign Missionary Society
Judge Kinkede Declines Governor Candidacy for Ohio
Toledo July 23 Judge H H Kinkede announced he is not an active or receptive candidate for the Republican nomination for governor of Ohio. The Republican convention is set for Columbus on July 26 and 27.
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Toledo
H. H. Kinkede
Ohio
Columbus
Rain Stops Forest Fires Threat to Northwest Towns
Heavy rain over forty eight hours checked major forest fires threatening Washington Idaho Montana and British Columbia. Five lives lost near Kaslo and Colville with several towns wiped out. Damage to timber runs into millions as danger eases.
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Spokane
Washington
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Libby
Kootenai National Forest
Lincoln County
British Kootenai
Nelson
B. C
Kaslo
Colville
Ryan
Whitewater
McGuigan
Three Forks
Baynes Lake
Jaffray
Clagstone Tours Idaho in Support of Prohibition Bid
Idaho gubernatorial hopeful Hon. Paul Clagstone travels from Blackfoot to Pocatello and Gate City, expressing confidence in a second choice provision to secure the nomination. He predicts first choice votes for Brady and ONeil and envisions gaining second choices, touting statewide prohibition as a unifying issue. He is described as affable and earnest, urging the party to settle prohibition across the state.
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Paul Clagstone
House of Representativs
Idaho
Pocatello
Blackfoot
the Snake
Gate City
Cor ‘Pairts
Montpelier
Claystate
Brady
Mr. O'Neil
Clagstone
O’neil
Tribune
People of
Ten Thousand Dollar Purse for Oregon Horse Race
Portland plans the Harvest Festival and Race Meet from September 5 to 10 with a $10,000 bankers purse the biggest in the Pacific Northwest for a single race plus a $5,000 hotel men’s purse. James J. Hill may attend and livestock displays, amusements, and large-scale attractions are planned to draw crowds to the fairgrounds east of the city accessible by streetcar, autos, and the O R and N railroad.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Portland Fair & Live Stock Association
Bankers
James J. Hill
Hill
United States
O. R. & N. Railroad
Violence in Montreal as strike clashes flare
Montreal July 23 saw the first disturbance since the Grand Trunk strike as two brakemen, building a train at St Charles yards, were attacked early today. The same night a line of freight cars burned on a siding. union leaders say strikers were not involved. The Brookville mayor called local militia to quell disorders.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk
St. Charles
Brookville
Wheat closes higher in Chicago July grains market
Chicago July wheat finished at 1 dollar 8 and 14 cents as the market closed Tuesday.
Pocatello Pioneer Day to Honor Old Mormon Pioneers
Pocatello hosts a Pioneer day celebration with forenoon literary and musical program led by Stake President W. A. Hyde, and afternoon sports. Special trains run with a 25 cent round trip fare. motive power officials approve a day off for workers joining the event. Free lemonade, lunch booths, and ice cream stands planned for attendees.
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Pocatello
J. F. Dunn
Salt Lake
W. A. Hyde
Willard Lund
Mormon Celebration Program Ends With Ball and Races
Beginning at 10 o clock a religious program featuring choirs led by Willard Lund, Bishop Milo Hendricks, and others includes hymns, an oration, and pledges. Prizes will be awarded and a grand ball follows at the Second ward hall. Afternoon sports include harness, pig, donkey, rooster, pony and motorcycle races plus juvenile events at the fairgrounds.
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Willard Lund
Clark G. Cannon
Second Ward
William H.francis
N. P. Nielson
Mount Zion
First Ward
Henry E. Reddish
Second Ward L. D
Fairgrounds
E. D. Harrison
Verran Harness Shop
Zweigart Brothers
Bishops Hendricks
Reddish
Studebaker Bros
A. B. Bean Hardware Company
Jones & Reddish
Blyth & Fargo
Kodak
Red Cross Pharmacy
Golden Rule Store
H. K. Higson
Open House at Y. M. C. A. Delights City Ladies
Six hundred people attended the Y M C A open house in Hocatello from 8 to 11 p m. A women’s program featured swimming stunts by boys in the pool and a four round boxing match between Elgin Young and Charles Herron. Ice cream and cake were served and organizers Jack Starr and Robert K. Tucker announced plans to make ladies’ nights a regular event.
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Hocatello
Y. M C. A. Builing
John Foley
Elgin Young
Charles Herron
Jack Starr
Robert K. Tucker
Hearst Newspapers Declared Unfriendly to Organized Labor
Denver July 23 The Western Federation of Miners adopted a resolution criticizing Hearst owned papers as unfriendly to organized labor. The convention considered the Madigan case from Montana, who was exonerated previously of serving as a deputy sheriff during a strike, with further exoneration noted.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners Today
William Randolph Hearst
J. P. Madigan
Great Falls
Montana
Great Northern Railroad
Madigan
Racing Begins at Butte Jockey Club Track
Opening day of the racing season at the Butte Jockey Club track in Montana with a schedule running from July 23 to August 27. The meeting promises to be one of the most successful ever held in the region.
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Butte
Mont
Butte Jockey Club Track
Strike Averted In Virginia Midland Dispute
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission announced a satisfactory adjustment of the controversy between the Virginia Midland Company and its engineers reached today.
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Washington
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Virginia Midland Company
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