Harding Nominated for Governor by Ohio Republicans
Warren G. Harding of Marion won the GOP nomination for Ohio governor after a convention ballot fight. Final tally showed Harding 746, Brown 120, Longworth 195 as Cox supported Harding. Mrs Longworth watched from the gallery.
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Harding
Republicans
Ohio
Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Burton
Cuyahoga County
Nicholas Longworth
George B. Cox
C. B. Brown
Dayton
National Administration
Cox
Hamilton County
Cleveland
Longworth
Brown
Smith of Pocatello Signs with Detroit Tigers for 1911
Idaho pitcher Smith, star for the Pocatello Indians, signed by Detroit Tigers scout Kittredge for 1911 at 1500 dollars. He will report for spring training in April at Dallas Texas. His season with the Swans ends 1910 in Idaho Falls Blackfoot and Pocatello rival games are noted with several strong outings.
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Pocatello Indians
Detroit Tigers
Smith
Kittredge
Detroit
Tigers
Dallas
Tex
Gate City
Lone Star State
Kemmerer
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Tribune
Reurn
Richmond
Cache Valley
Utah
Embree
Indians
Los Angeles
California
Sunnylanders
Idaho Falls
Logan
Big Fellow
Dipple
Hawker
Ball
Barthold
Redskins
Comets
Wellsville
The
Swans
Wheat. Chicago July Wheat Futures Report
Chicago July wheat futures closed at 107 percent of the prior settlement as traders noted modest gains despite quiet trading conditions. Prices drifted in a narrow range with steady speculative interest and light end-user demand supporting early session activity.
Republicans field strong Bannock county ticket
The Bannock county Republican slate grows with D J Lau filing for state representative and accepting. Christian Christensen and P M Larsen already seek seats, while Theodore Turner and C W Pomeroy are discussed for state senate and lower house respectively. L S Holley’s late entry stirs Democrat contests, with Riley L Dixon adding a first district bid. Pond remains solo in the Third district race, and Meyers Cohn and Swen Johnson seek the First district seats as filing closes.
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Bannock County
D. J. Lau
Soda Springs
E. G. Gallet
Lau
Christian Christensen
P. M. Larsen
Theodore Turner
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello
C. W. Pomeroy
L. 5. Holley
Board of
Mr. Lau
Lou Pond
Grace
Pond
L. 8. Pond
Mr. Pond
Meyers Cohn
Oneida
Swen Johnson
Downey
Gate City
Riley L. Dixon
McCammon
T. R. Jenkins
Alice Cosgrove
C. N. Rooker
Bitter fight in British Commons over king's accession bill
London July 27 a bitter fight in the house of commons followed by street demonstrations as Premier Asquith moved the second reading of the kings accession declaration bill. Non conformists forced an amendment uniting the ultr a churchmen and anti Catholic elements in opposition. Vote expected to be close.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
Untra
Third Party Convention Elects in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia hosts its state convention tomorrow where a third party will form and likely nominate independent candidates for November offices. Delegates from across the state attend, signaling strong interest and anticipated heavy turnout.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
France on verge of vast railroad strike
Paris July 27 France faces a possible colossal strike as engineers and firemen of the National Railroaders' union convene to decide on the central committee's plan for a general strike. They seek wage increases and minor concessions on working conditions.
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Paris
France
National Railroaders’ Union
Regatta Opens With North Western Association Oarsmen
Kenora Ontario hosts the twentieth annual International North western Regatta association event featuring crews from St. Paul Winnipeg Duluth Fort William Selkirk and Kenora. The regatta runs tomorrow and Friday with multiple clubs competing.
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Kenora, Ont
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Duluth
Fort William
Selkirk
Kenora
International Northwestern Regatta Association
Minnesota and Western Rowing
Upper Valley Boosters Invited to Gate City Event
The Gate City hosts about 40 to 50 southeastern Idaho boosters for the sixth session of the League of Commercial clubs of the upper Snake River Valley. Delegates from Ashton Blackfoot Driggs Idaho Falls Parker Rexburg St Anthony Sugar City and Shelley attend with Pocatello club arranging a luncheon and tours.
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Gate City
Idaho
League of Commercial Clubs
Upper
Snake River Valley
Ashton
Driggs
Parker
Rigby
Sugar City
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Shelley
D. R. Merrill
H. G. Fuller
Geo. Herrigfeld
Byrd Trego
W. D. DeArcy
A. G. Roberts
Don C. Driggs
J. R. Fairbanks
J. H. Fuller
E. P. Coltman
J. W. Holden
J. M. McGregor
Jed Earl
A. C. Anderson
A. D. Miller
Wm. A. Walker
C. W. Poole
H. J. Fl
League
Pocatello-Marysville
Bannock Hotel
Kasiska
Snodgrass
Burt B. Corliss
D. W. Standrod
D. W. Church
The
Commercial Club
Oscar Johannesen
George E. Hill, Jr
Joel L. Priest
Pocatello
Professor Rowden
Miss Terry
Pather O’flynn
Bizet
Carmen Mr. Rowden
Chopin
Chopin Miss Terry
MacKenzie
The Peerless One A Deposed Leader
Grand Island Nebraska July 27 Hardly any echo of yesterday's Democratic state convention. Mr Bryan was among the first to leave for home. No indication of his future political actions could be secured. He referred interviewers to his convention speech and showed no chagrin after adjournment.
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Grand Island
Bryan
Middleton Davidson wedding draws Washington society
Miss Emeline Virginia Middleton daughter of the late Rear Admiral Edward Middleton U S N wed FE Mora Davidson of New York at St Mark s Church in Washington on a day of fashionable attendance. The couple are cousins and the ceremony united two prominent families in a centerpiece event for local society.
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Washington, D. C
Emeline Virginia Middleton
Edward Middleton
FE. Mora Davidson
New York
St. Mark’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Davidson
Weather Forecast Predicts Fair Tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with stationary temperatures noted across the region. No precipitation is expected as the next two days remain dry. Local highs and lows are not specified in the readable text.
Chicago Building Trades Set Nationwide Strike
A 5 PM strike call by 37 Chicago unions affects 18000 workers after Otis Elevator refused to reassign machinists from elevator construction. The AFL says elevator work belongs to constructors and 37 major buildings are involved. Carpenters vote to stay at work.
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Otis’ Elevator Company
Chicago
Otis Elevator Company
American Federation of Labor
Carpenters’ Union
Elks Add Memorial Tablet in Lodge Room
The Pocatello Lodge No. 674 installs a bronze memorial tablet featuring a head and foot piece with unit bars for Absent Brothers. The top piece carries a clock dial and the words Brotherly Love Fidelity Justice Charity amid antlers and acorn wreaths. The foot piece notes the lodge number and is expandable as more names are added. The display aims to honor thirteen members now and grow over time.
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Lodge of Elks
Pocatello Lodge No
Elks
North
Arthur Avenue
Big Motor Boat Regatta on Niagara River
Buffalo July 27 power boat regatta opens on the Niagara river under the Great Lakes Power Boat league. The event attracts top contestants from the north Atlantic, the Great Lakes and the St Lawrence with some of the fastest motor craft ready to compete.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara River
Great Lakes Power Boat League
North Atlantic
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
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Taft
Wade H. Ellis
Beverly
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Senator Burton
James R. Garfield
Carmi Thompson
Hamilton
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O. B. Brown
Judge Brown
F. W. Treadway
Granville W. Mooney
Rudy A. Archer
William Lorimer
Lee O’neil Brown
Linois
Lorimer
Christian Christiansen
P. M. Carson
Third Party Convention
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Board of Governors
Damroseh
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Mr. Rowden
Ross J. Comstock
Ernest Seth Gordon
T. H. Christy
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