Cement Co. Incorporation Formed in Salt Lake City
Intermountain Cement & Brick company is organized with John C. Sharp as president and Thomas R. Cutler Jr. as general manager. Directors include Matthew Wright and J Palmer Smith. A brick plant at Idaho Falls begins with $50,000 machinery ordered from American Clay & Manufacturing. Pocatello plant plans await led by head official visit to establish site and stock commitments.
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Salt Lake
Intermountain Cement & Brick Company
John C. Sharp
Thomas R. Cutler
Matthew Wright
J. Palmer Smith
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
American Clay & Manufacturing Company
Willoughby
Gate City
President of the Road Arrested in Raleigh Depot Case
Asheville July 27 Developments in the railroad rate law controversy include the arrest of Southern Railway President Finley at Battery Park hotel and City Ticket Agent Wilson who was selling tickets to Lake Toxaway. Finley released on habeas corpus. Wilson held on own recognizance with police court trial set for Monday.
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Asheville
N. C
Finley
Southern Railway
Wilson
Battery Park Hotel
Pritchard
United States
Lake Toxaway
Four Irishmen Admit To Chain Gang After Drunken Rascality
An impromptu Hibernian meeting at Police Judge Tom Kane’s office admitted four men Jimmy Casey Teddy Moran Michael Murphy and Timothy Malone to the Unwashed Assassination of Chailengers order after being fined ten dollars each for drunken and disorderly conduct. They face six and a half days on the chain gang if fines are not paid.
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Tom Kane
Erin-Go-Bragh
The
New Order
Chailengers
Jimmy Casey
Teddy Moran
Michael Murphy
Timothy Malone
Kane
Assassin Plot Uncovered Against War Minister in St Petersburg
Police in St Petersburg uncover a plot to kill General Roediger minister of war. Several socialists are arrested as the investigation continues.
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St. Petersburg
Roediger
William D Haywood Fate to be Decided by Famous Man Visit
Dr. Richard Gauze Boone, former educator and editor of Education, arrives in Pocatello July 31 to lecture at the state summer normal school at the academy. He will give three talks here, with a busy itinerary from Long Beach to Salt Lake and Huntington, WV, noted for his wide experience and engaging presentations.
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Richard Gauze Boone
Indiana University
Michigan State Normal College
Cincinnati
Education
Boston
Mass
Pocatello
State Summer Normal School
Academy
Boone
Pacific Coast
Long Beach
Cal
Middle West
Salt Lake
Pueblo
Oklahoma
Nebraska
California
National Education Association
Boise
Huntington
West Virginia
Judge Wood Delivers Charge in Haywood Case at Idaho Verdict Spotlight
Boise July 27 The judge instructed the jury on five verdict options in the Haywood murder case. He stressed caution on accomplice testimony and urged the jury to reconcile facts with innocence if possible. Jury enters deliberations as Borah delivers impassioned remarks to uphold law and flag.
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Boise
Fremont Wood
W. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Idaho
Wood
Orchard
Haywood
Borah
Joint Institute At The Academy In Pocatello Attendance
Teachers from seven southeast Idaho counties meet in Pocatello for a joint county institute August 26 to 30. Supt Siders will supervise with national reputation lectures from the National Educational association. About 400 teachers expected. Lincoln county sending 35 to 40. 70 attendees already present at the Pocatello summer normal.
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Pocatello
Joint County Institute
Siders
National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Lincoln County
Pocatello Summer Normal
Dock Workers Strike Remains Unsettled in Duluth
The great Dock Workers strike in Duluth Minnesota continues with no immediate settlement. United States Steel Corporation sent a message urging return to the old deal and an open up plan, but the workers voted to stay out.
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Duluth
Minn
United States Steel Corporation
Idaho Convict Escapes From State Penitentiary
Charles Peterson, a semi-trusty keeper of the bees, escaped from the Idaho state penitentiary yesterday afternoon after obtaining permission to chase a swarm that had moved into the hills. He is believed to have used kerosene on his shoe soles to leave no scent, and no trace has been found. Peterson was serving a two year term for grand larceny in Bingham County and was received earlier this year.
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Boise
Charles Peterson
Penitentiary
Petterson
Peterson
Bingham County
Bad Train Wreck in Butler Kills Three Protects Injuries
Three men are dead and around twenty others injured after a passenger train wreck on the Allegheny & Western near Butler Pennsylvania. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as investigators began assessing the cause of the collision.
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Butler
Allegheny & Western
Here
Young Charles Reeves Accused of Burglary at Gray News Stand
Charles Reeves, a well connected local youth, faces arraignment before Justice J M Masonheimer on burglary charges. If not guilty, a preliminary examination is set for next Tuesday at 10. Deputy McGarvey served the warrant. Reeves allegedly burglarized Gray News depot store on April 4, with jewelry stolen. Three Bocatelio youths and two Brown brothers were arrested in Malad for peddling the same stolen jewelry. they led Deputy McGarvey to Reeves and will testify against him.
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Charles Reeves
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Masonheimer
McGarvey
Young Reyes
Gray News Company
Bocatelio
Phillips
Ed. Ph
Brown
George Brown
Boise
Pocatello
Reeves
Indians and Red Skins Clash In Local Baseball Game
The Blackfeet and Bannocks meet tomorrow at the east side park as Ryan starts for the home team and Payne for the visitors. Sander son and Martin catch, Datesman at first, Robertson at second, Wilson fields short, and Adams guards third. The lineup includes Bra zee Siddons Morley and Sears with 2:30 game time.
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East Side
Milt Stern
Martin
Blackfoot
Grove City
Ryan
Gate City
Payne
Idaho Falls
Sanderson
Datesman
Pocatello Redskins
Robertson
Wilson
Hoss
Jack Adams
Salt Lake
Brazee
Tyhee
Dave Siddons
Bill’’ Morley
Sears
Rooters
Gerard Accepts Major's Challenge for Fencing Bout
John L. Gerard a sign painter for George Cash accepts Major H. A. McGuire's challenge for a ten round foil bout in this city next week. Gerard, Canada's champion all around athlete, is vacationing here en route to Boise for Y M C A directorship and has studied fencing in Paris.
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John L. Gerard
George Cash
H. A. McGuire
Mr. Gerard
Canada
Boise
Auditorium Theatre
McNichols & Wright Hall
Gerard
Paris
Eddie Higgins
Frisco
Edward Thomas
Anti American Plot Reported in Havana Letter
Havana July 27 Senator Moria Delgado a liberal figure in last year’s revolt writes to the newspaper Lalucha accusing Masso Parra of stirring Cubans to vote against the provisional government to force Washington to recognize a quick end to American occupation and withdrawal of some representatives Parra denies the charges
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Havana
Moria Delagado
Lalucha
Masso Parra
Washington
Parra
PatroLman Bradley Row Maintains City Stand
Unofficial sources report Mayor Loux will not seek Patrolman Robert Bradley’s resignation despite charges from a month ago. Bradley’s 30 day layoff ends after a week, the police committee largely supports the mayor, while one member will submit a minority discharge report at the next council meeting.
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Loux
Robert Bradley
Bradley
Portland
Heroic Jap Saves Woman From Dupont Fire
A Japanese cook from the adjoining Orphan Knights house rescued Miss Fay after a coal oil stove explosion at the Dupont home on North Main street. Fay’s clothing ignited and Mrs. Dupont burned her hands while trying to douse the flames. the cook wrapped Fay in his apron and extinguished the blaze.
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Dupont
North Main Street
Miss Fay
Eastern writers to visit Pocatello en route to Minidoka tract
A party of eastern newspaper correspondents will arrive in Pocatello next week while en route to the Minidoka irrigation project. The group, including C. J. Janchard and W. W. Jermaine, will tour western reclamation efforts and meet federal officials overseeing forest lands. Arrival date not announced. The reporters are being hosted in Utah this week.
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Pocatello
Minidoka
Uhele Sam
West
National Forest
C. J. Lanchard
The
Forestry Service
Gem State
Utah
Senator Pettus May Die as Alabama Senator Fades
Hot Springs North Carolina July 27 United States Senator W Pettus of Alabama is dying physicians say the end may come before night He was stricken at breakfast yesterday and has been unconscious since then
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Senator Pettus
Hot Springs
N. C
United States
W. Pettus
Alabama
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