Wordy War Over Street Grades in City Council
Last night the city council, urged by Mayor Loux, debated the Havenor ordinance on sidewalk grades at West Center street and Arthur avenue. Alderman Terrell challenged the plan, sought a different grade, and the measure was referred to the ordinance committee, delaying action amid potential liability questions.
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Loux
Havenor
West Center Street
Arthur Avenue
Terrell
Third Ward
Havener
John Fusz
Second Ward
Fusz
Dietrich
Center
Arthur
I W. F. Kasiska
Bannock Hotel
Kasiska
T. F. Terrell
Martin
Gilmore
Bannock Corner
Bannock
Clark
Harrison Avenue
Mail Robber Caught In Kansas City
Charles Savage, a Black man, was arrested in Kansas City on charges of stealing a mail pouch from Kansas City Union Station on June 6 containing 50000 dollars. Post office inspectors say they have strong evidence and believe he buried the money to recover after release from prison.
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Kansas City
Charles Savage
Kansas City Union Station
Post Office
Savage
Fizz Water Edges Pocatello Indians In Narrow Baseball Win
In Soda Springs a 6 to 5 victory for the Fizz Water team over the Pocatello Indians capped a tense game. An error by Price at first base helped Soda Springs clinch the win as both teams prepared for a rematch and a future matchup with St. Anthony on the east side grounds. Also scheduled at Blackfoot tomorrow Grove City versus Occidentals of Salt Lake, a colored team.
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Soda Springs
Pocatello
St. Anthony
East Side
Blackfoot
Grove City Boys
Occidentals of
Salt Lake
Price
Last Pole Set for Government Telephone Line
Forest Supervisor Peter Wrenstead officiated as the last pole was driven and the final insulators fixed on the government telephone line from Pocatello to Camp Steely Mink Creek. The line spans about miles, required 285 poles cut in Pocatello forest and treated at Mink Creek. Ranger Arthur Law supervised construction and Bell Telephone Co exchanges connected enabling contact with forest officers at Camp Steely.
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Peter Wrenstead
Pocatello
Camp Steely
Mink Creek
Pocatello Forest
Arthur Law
Central Exchange
Bell Telephone Company
Camp Stebly
Six Keys Offer Reward for Return
Finder will be rewarded on return to George Dash at 486 Holmes & Company. Thirst quenching goods noted as available at Holmes & Company.
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George Dash
Holmes & Company
Oregon Boy Sets World Record at London Olympic Games
London reports a world record attempt in the 110 metre hurdles as Smithson of Multnomah Athletic Club Portland Ore wins in 15 seconds with Garrels Chicago second and Shaw Dartmouth third. Halswelle fin lost final 3400 metre race and finished over the existing mark.
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Oregon
London
Sin Alindl
Zeboers
Halswelle
J. C. Carpenter
Cornell University
Carpenter
Taylor and Robbins
Royal Box
Duchess of Rutland
Catherine, Duchess of Westminster
Lady Desborough
Smithson
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Ore
Garrels
Chicago
Johnson Home Destroyed by Fire on North Hayes Avenue
A fire at 905 North Hayes Avenue last night totally destroyed Mack Johnsons home and most contents. The blaze, reported from box No 6, faced delays due to a distant hydrant and low main pressure before water could be applied. The fuel source was a gasoline stove. insurance with Westchester Fire and Bannock Abstract handled the claim.
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Mack Johnson
North Hayes Avenue
Maine
Johnson
Twin Falls
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Bannock Abstract Company
Hearst Declines Presidential Nomination in Independence League
Chicago on July 25 reports the Independence party readies a temporary organization with William R Hearst as temporary chairman and about 900 delegates expected at Orchestra Hall. Seven figures including Thomas L Hisgen John Temple Graves and E M Howard are named as possible nominees. Hearst says he cannot be a candidate having given his word not to run.
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Chicago
John Temple Graves
Independence National Committee
Independence Party
William R. Hearst
Thomas Orchestra Hall
Union
Hearst
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
Georgia
E. M. Howard
Alabama
New York
Willian Randolph Hearst
Europe
Independence League
Pioneer Day dancers wear pioneer costumes at LDS hall
Dancers at the Pioneer Day event at the L D S amusement hall appeared in old time outfits from the 60s and 75 years ago. Women wore the notedshort era garb while men tried to mimic forefathers attire. The largely attended dance was enjoyed by all.
Noted black Jersey cow at Geo Dash's ranch near Pocatello
A seven year old black Jersey cow with dewlap on the right ear cropped ears and a swallow fork brand JT on the left hip is reported found. The owner may recover the animal at Geo Dash's ranch four miles south of Pocatello.
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Geo. Dash
Pocatello
Pocatello Pressed Brick Opens New Kiln
The Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Company opened its first brick kiln revealing 30000 of the finest common brick in Idaho. A mammoth dry press will begin Monday to manufacture pressed brick and hollow ware under consulting engineer Gustav Boelcker who will oversee the dry press work at the plant. Samples are on display at president C. W. Gray’s office at 215 North Main Street.
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Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Company
Idaho
Mammoth
Gustav Boelcker
Kaysville
Pocatello
C. W. Gray
North Main Street
Bryan Campaign Chief Hopeful Norman Mack Faces Draft
Chicago July 25 William J Bryan arrives to meet a Democratic National Committee sub committee as candidates Thomas Taggart successor finance D J Campau and John Lamb are favored Mack denies chair bid but says he would serve if drafted observers deem this likely.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Democratic National Committee
Thomas Taggart
D. J. Campau
Michigan
John Lamb
Indiana
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Norman C. Mack
New York
Mack
Tribune Installs U pgraded No 3 Miehle Press
The Tribune office in southeastern Idaho announces the installation of a No 3 Miehle press from Chicago to Pocatello. It is the only press of its size in the state and can print 2100 newspapers per hour, enabling faster, higher grade book and job work and earlier world news. The public is invited to inspect the new machine.
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Tribune
Miehle
Chicago
Pocatello
A. D. Smith
American Type Founders
Portland
The
Idaho
Washington
Machin Cory
Carrier Boys
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Mr. Martin
Seattle
Tacoma
Gate City
Uncle Sam
Mine Creek
Rocky Mountain Bell Company
Short Line
North Hayes
L. D
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