Upper Snake River Valley Boosters Invade Pocatello
Forty members of the League of Commercial Clubs of the Upper Snake River Valley visited Pocatello for their sixth session. They toured the city by train and car, enjoyed a luncheon at Bannock hotel, heard toasts, and held a business session at the Y M C A. Delegates from Ashton Blackfoot Driggs Idaho Falls Parker Rexburg St Anthony Sugar City Shelley and Rigby attended.
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League of Commercial Clubs
Gate City
Gem State
Upper
Snake River Valley
Pocatello
Marysville
B. B. Corliss
Pocatello Commercial Club
Bannock Hotel
Commercial Club
W. F. Kasiska
Fred Snodgrass
The
Bannock
League
Ashton
D. R. Merrill
H. G. Fuller
Geo. Herrigfeld
Blackfoot
Byrd Trego
W. D. DeArcy
A. G. Roberts
Driggs
Don C. Driggs
J. R. Fairbanks
J. H. Fuller
Idaho Falls
E. P. Coltman
J. W. Holden
J. M. McGregor
Parker
Jed Earl
A. C. Anderson
A. D. Miller
Rexburg
Wm. A. Walker
C. W. Poole
H. J. Flamm
Rigby
A G. Marler
H. A. Schwietzer
Geo. E. Hill, Jr
St. Anthony
F. W. Ross
William Gibson
John D. C. Kruger
Sugar City
Alfred Ricks
Frank L. Davis
Fred J. Heath
Shelley
Bizet
Carmen Mr. Rowden
Chopin
Chopin Miss Terry
MacKenzie
Cccvecederausges
White
Danny Deever
Rowden
Portneuf
Fort Hall
Academy
Academy Experimental Farm
Fairgrounds
East Side
Railroad Company
Upper Valley
Ross J. Comstock
GANG FIGHT ERUPTS IN NEW YORK LEAVING SEVERAL DEAD
Riot by four gangs at the American Sugar Refining Company area leaves four men dead and many wounded. Police with reserves fired nearly a hundred shots to end the melee after half an hour of hand to hand clashes with revolvers sticks and stones. About 125 combatants remained when help arrived and several arrests were made.
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New York
New York City
West Side
Riot at American Sugar Refining plant surges to deadly violence
In Williamsburg two men shot and killed and four wounded during a strike sympathy riot at the American Sugar Refining company plant. Bricks rained from rooftops as non union trucks attempted to deliver sugar. police fire wounded several, including attacked officers. Lithuanians among the dead. Local reserves deployed to quell the disturbance.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Williamsburg
Columbus in Martial Law Style as Riots Erupt
Columbus faces heavy military presence as Ohio National Guard takes charge amid days of rioting after a street railway strike. Governor Harmon orders reinforcement from Camp Perry while Battery D guards the arsenal and Mayor Marshall and Sheriff Sartain empower General Mc Macken to arrest and direct actions.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Marshall
Sartain
Columbus Street Railway Company
Harmon
Michigan
National Guard
Camp Perry
McMacken
Oklahoma City Auto Races Open at Fair Grounds
Oklahoma City hosts a three days car race meeting at the fair grounds under the Oklahoma Automobile Association. Proceedings begin today with events featuring local drivers and timed trials across multiple classes.
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Oklahoma City
Fair Grounds
The
Oklahoma Automobile Association
Political slate lists Idaho leaders for state roles
Second Vice President George E. Hill Jr of Rigby along with Secretary Ernest Seth Gordon of Idaho Falls and Treasurer T H Christy of Blackfoot headline a regional slate. The trio is identified for leadership positions in the upcoming organizational cycle.
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George E. Hill, Jr
Rigby
Ernest Seth Gordon
Idaho Falls
T. H. Christy
Blackfoot
Turner Nominated for State Senate and Pomeroy for State House
Thomas L. Cox of Pocatello filed nominations with the county clerk naming Theodore Turner for state senate and C. W. Pomeroy for state representative. Both are Republicans. Democrats reportedly failed to file a state ticket by the deadline and may delay to the last day. Turner leads in Bannock County and Pomeroy is tied to Bannock Engineering.
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Theodore Turner
C. W. Pomeroy
Thomas L. Cox
Pocatello
Pomeroy
J. Frank Hunt
Turner
Mr. Turner
Christian Christensen
D. J. Lau
P. M. Larson
Farmers & Traders Bank
Bancroft State Bank
Bancroft
Bannock County
Academy of Idaho
Bannock Engineering Company
Tribune
Big Lot Sale at Fairview in Pocatello
The Po catello Realty and Investment Co elects a five member board led by D. W. Standrod at a directors meeting in the First National Bank office. The firm, capitalized at 50000, has sold over fifty of 700 Fairview lots on Fort Hall ditch land and plans street grading and tree planting to attract buyers.
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Pocatello Realty & Investment Company
D. W. Standrod
First National Bank
George W. Derr
M. FE. Hughes
Fred B. McCracken
C. W. Gray
Fairview
Pocatello
Notheast
Fort Hall
Samms
Derr
Saloon Ticker Question to Be Decided at Wisconsin Meeting
Appleton Wisconsin July 28 The annual convention of the Wisconsin Retail Liquor Dealers Association opens today with a three day session to decide whether tickers showing stock quotes and sports news may be continued in saloons across the state.
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Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Texas Mayors Meet In Tyler Under Commission Reform Debate
The tenth annual Texas Mayors association convened in Tyler with President W. D. Davis of Fort Worth presiding. Morning talks included greetings and annual reports. Afternoon sessions covered the commission form of government and the initiatives for referendum and recall.
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Tyler
Texas
Texas Mayors’ Association
W. DD. Davis
Fort Worth
Old Fort Hall Located At Last Found Near Tilden Bridge
Editor Byrd Trego Rev. C A Edwards and Joseph Cutler reached the Old Fort Hall site three miles above the Tilden bridge on the riverbank. They marked the spot of the original fort and flag raising from July 1834 and photographed the area including Marcus Whitman’s crossing and the first white women to cross the Rockies.
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Oregon Trail
Pocatello
Blackfoot
American Falls
Old Fort Hall
Byrd Trego
C. A. Edwards
Joseph Cutler
Grove City
Tilden Bridge
Jason Lee
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Marcus Whitman
Oregon Country
Snake River
Whitman
Spaulding
Rockies
Death Watch for John Junkin at Fort Madison
Fort Madison Iowa July 28. John Junkin the negro who murdered and robbed Miss Clara Rosen in Ottumwa on February 5 1909 faces imminent execution on the scaffold at the State penitentiary. Guards doubled vigilance as fear and bravado shift to craven dread before his death by hanging tomorrow marking the states second legal lynching in 25 years.
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Fort Madison
John Junkin
Clara Rosen
Ottumwa
John G. Clark
Appanoose County
Junkin
Joe Smith
Buxton
M. A. Roberts
Smith
Planters' Compress company to liquidate Lowry patents
Boston July 28 The Planters' Compress company will conclude the sale of its letter patent covering the Lowry invention and patents for compressing cotton hay into cylindrical bales tomorrow. Over the past five years the firm has disposed of nearly all its tangible assets amounting to over $10,000,000.
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Boston
Planters
Lowry
O'Neil Pressed to Quit State Chairmanship for Governor Race
Boise July 28 A committee from the state central committee will visit Barney F O Neil to demand resignation as state chairman or exit the governor race The meeting of the broken fragments of the state central committee was held in the Sonna building with county representation M H Sebern organized the gathering and urged party cooperation The action was secret and not known to top leaders of the party
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Boise
Barney F. O’neil
State Central Committee
Sonna
M. H. Sebern
BIG ELECTRIC ROAD PROJECT
Redman and company of New York will take over the E. H. Harriman estate holdings in the Augusta Aiken Railway and Electric company and allied properties for about 2.7 million dollars. The plan calls for extending the line from Augusta to Atlanta and from Aiken to Columbia, creating a continuous 280 mile link between South Carolina and Georgia capitals.
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Augusta
South
Redman and Company
New York
E. H. Harriman
Augusta-Aiken Railway and Electric Company
Allied Properties
Atlanta
Aiken
Columbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Claim to Swope Millions Arises in New Jersey
In Flemington New Jersey July 28 lawyers for Elmer C Swope began depositions to prove he is the son of Col Thomas H Swope the Kansas City millionaire whose murder case involves Dr Bennett C Hyde now serving a life term A new trial aim seeks to establish a marriage between Col Swope and a local woman during the early 1900s residence period.
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Flemington
N. J
Elmer C. Swope
Thomas H. Swope
Kansas City
Bennett C. Hyde
Col. Swope
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Snake River Valley Boosters
Roqurefort Cheese
Cafe Noir
REV. C. F. Aeed
Rockefeller Baptist Church
Eleanor Sears
Newport
Pocatello Realty and Investment Company
Meeting OF Texas Mayors
County
J. G. Sanders
Order of Board of County Commissioners
Iowa
Hawkeye State
South Second Avenue
District Court
Board of County Commissioners
Thiel Detective Service Company
Portland
George E. Gray
Sanders
John Ellis
Thiel
William Stephenson
W. H. Mulligan
Ellis
Board of Commissioners
Bannock County Anti-Saloon and Law Enforcement League
O'Neil
Central Committee
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