Cardinals Locked Up Prepare for Conclave In Vatican
Rome reports a solemn mass in the Vatican Palpio chapel marking the entrance of cardinals to the conclave. The oath to obey conclave rules was read, and preparations for a long absence and future voting were noted as illness and attrition among attendees appeared.
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Pulpin Chapel
Rome
Palpio
Vatican
St. Peters
Sacred Vallee
Knights of Malta
Sistine Chapel
President Urges Payne to Hasten Postal Probe
Oyster Bay July 81 Postmaster General Payne was among the president's visitors today. The president urged concluding the postal investigation at as early a date as practicable.
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Oyster Bay
Payne
Young Corbett Defeats ONeill for Knockout Win
Philadelphia July 81 Champion Corbett knocked out Jack ONeill of this city in the fifth round last night at the National Athletic club.
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Philadelphia
Corbett
Jack O'Neill
National Athletic Club
Railway unions seek wage raise in St Paul talks
Spokane reports machinists and boilermakers of the Great Northern railway have sent representatives to St Paul to confer with officials on higher wages. They currently earn 84 cents an hour for a 10 hour day and plan no raise beyond that. No trouble is anticipated.
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Spokane
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
May elect tomorrow as conclave proceeds
The papal nuncio in Machoh Bavaria reports Rome dispatch suggesting a conclave elects the pope tomorrow.
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Machoh
Bavaria
Rome
Four More Indictments In Postal Contract Frauds
Federal grand jury returns four new indictments in the postal contract fraud case. Indicted are August W. Machen, J A Caprier, Lock Haven mayor, W Long, W A Crawford, George and Martha Lorenz of Toledo, Maurice Unkel of New York, Thomas W. McGregor former Rural Free Delivery chief, Leopold J. Stern of Baltimore. Crawford faces a false claim charge. others indicted for conspiracy.
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A. ©. Caprier
Lockhaven
W. ©. Long
W. A. Crawford
George 8. Lorenz
Martha Lorenz
Loledo
Ohio
Maurice Unkel
New York City
Thomas W. McGregor
Rural Free Delivery Service
Leopold J. Stern
Baltimore
Crawford
Federal
August W. Machen
Free Delivery Service of the Post
Leader Is a Bad Man Falsom Convict Leader Identified
In Falsom California on July 31 prisoners describe J W Wood as a former U S Army regular who went to the Philippines with Filipino forces. They say he deserted, commanded convicts and led attacks that captured and killed U S soldiers and fought guerrilla actions.
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States
Escape fugitives sighted near Lotus Tobiner mine
A Folsom dispatch reports two squads of fugitives about six to seven miles from Lotus Tobiner mine near the mouth of Weber Creek. A deserted cabin near the area is stocked with provisions. Critics denounce militia aid in the pursuit as trumpet signals echo through the foothills.
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Lotus
Tobiner
Con
Rock Island Bond Issue Drive Calls Meeting in Davenport
Directors of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad call a meeting in Davenport Iowa on October 8 to consider creating a bonded indebtedness not exceeding 250000000 maturing January 1988 and bearing up to four percent interest The bonds would refund outstanding obligations or be issued to acquire constituent companies for further development.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Davenport
Iowa
Weather and Crops Report Highlights Idaho Week
The U S Weather and Crop Bureau Idaho section reports the week ending July 28 with hot spells and late thunderstorms near Grace Bannock county. Most canals hold adequate water, fruit damage from winds, grain harvest mixed, alfalfa first crop largely stacked, second crop growing, ranges good at high elevations, potatoes and garden vegetables thriving in local areas.
Weather and crop prospects across Lodi and Twin Groves
In Lodi the week brought very warm weather with heading and filling grain and ongoing haying. Twin Groves reports a good lucerne harvest with heading grain, strong overall yields, but dry feed. cattle on the range, potatoes and other vegetables performing well.
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Lodi
One Armed Life Preserver Escapes Fort Leavenworth
Kansas City July 31 Ben W Sterns a one armed life preserver who escaped from Fort Leavenworth was captured near Richmond Missouri after being shot in the leg. Sterns was serving a sentence for robbing a train in Indian Territory.
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Kansas City
Ben W. Sterns
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Richmond
Sterns
Lodian
Lawrence Murphy Embezzler Sentenced to Five Years Six Months
New York July 31 Lawrence Murphy former treasurer of the Journeymen Stone Cutters Union convicted of embezzling 12000 dollars from the organization was sentenced to five years and six months in state prison.
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New York
Lawrence Murphy
Journeymen Stone Cutters Union
Indirectly A Mob's Victim in Rioting Fallout
In Evansville Indiana on July 31 a rioting aftermath claims the wife of Robert Lee the Negro who killed Louis Massey the police officer has gone insane and was killed by a train while crossing a railroad bridge near Madisonville Kentucky. She fled Evansville after the riot.
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Evansville
Ind
Robert Lee
Louis Massey
Madisonville
Heise Hot Springs Seen Busy With Guests This Season
Heise Hot Springs owner R C Heise stopped in the city en route to Wood River country and praised the springs medicinal properties. About fifty visitors use the baths daily since opening. Uncle Bill Scott of Pocatello was there, with daily stages from Texas and Idaho Falls direct to the springs on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Heise called it an ideal summer retreat.
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R. C. Heise
Wood River
Texas
St. Anthony
Idaho Falla
Heise
Robert Lee Negro Dies in Prison Over Riot Wounds
Jeffersonville Ind July 31 Robert Lee the negro who shot policeman Louis Massey at Evansville July 3 and started the riot that killed and injured citizens died in prison today from injuries caused by Massey’s bullet.
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Robert Lee
Jeffersonville
Ind
Louis Massey
Evanaville
Massey
Mediation Averts War Fears in Russo Japanese Crisis
The Allegemeine Zeitung reports British mediation at Tokio and French mediation at St Petersburg have for now averted war danger and may pave the way to a Russo Japanese understanding.
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Vienna
The
Allegemeine Zeitung
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Seasonal Weather Notes Across Idaho Regions
Ammon Light showers delay haying but boost grain potatoes and sugar beets with a promising beet crop. Blackfoot hot weather. grain maturing, average yield expected. potatoes good, water abundant. Idaho Falls light rain on the 21st followed by sultry skies and ample water. Grace strong winds and heavy rain on the 22nd. over two inches in 45 minutes. Hanna warm with wind and light showers. damage to crops from squirrels. dry land grain poor, irrigated grain good. first crop lucerne nearly stacked. range grass poorer. Lago light showers but little vegetation benefit. range drying. cattle in good condition. potatoes look well. haying in progress, average crop being saved. Oxford hay nearly stacked. about three-fourths average yield. heavy shower on night of the 22nd. irrigation water scarce. grain crops light. ONEIDA COUNTY Mink Creek alfalfa nearing stack. heavy crop. lime grain looks well. dry land wheat poor. wind blows off fruit. Weston dry, hot, water scarce. dry farm wheat near failure.
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U. S. Weather and Crop Bureau
Idaho
Grace
Bannock
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Hanna
Oxford
Oneida County
Mink Creek
Weston
Bear Lake County
Georgetown
Montpelier
St. Charles
Dominicanor Gomez Pleads Guilty to Contempt
Manilla reports Dominacianor Gomez a labor union member pled guilty to contempt of court and received a six month prison sentence.
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Manilla
Dominacianor Gomez
Chicago Wheat Prices Move Up in July
Chicago wheat futures show July delivery at 1 and September bids near 1 and three quarters, reflecting modest gains as traders monitor market sentiment and crop prospects.
Weather notes report good crops in Idaho counties
In Bear Lake County Georgetown the week’s weather aided vegetation though high winds slowed haying. Montpelier saw warm days with light showers and alfalfa nearly stacked. St Charles had threatening skies with thunder and light showers as haying began and crops remained in good condition.
Shot at the brakeman near Americ an Falls
Early today police received word that about one o clock at Wapi a blind siding beyond Amer ican Falls a freight brakeman was shot after three white men and a black man forced passengers off the train. A revolver was drawn and two shots fired through the caboose door. the brakeman escaped unharmed. Police sought witnesses and suspects as no crew could be identified.
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Wapi
American Falls
Pepperton
Collision on Santa Fe near Needles claims three lives
Los Angeles July 31 Information from Santa Fe railroad headquarters reports a head on collision between east and westbound overland limited trains near Needles California at Mellen twelve miles east. Composite cars and engines derailed and smashed. Three trainmen killed. No passengers killed.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Mellen
Needlea
Calif
Easier On Change Market Closes With Gains
New York trading session shows fewer fresh troubles amid rumors, enabling traders to go long. Afternoon activity ends with strong closings and several net gains.
Misses Seaton Entertain At Grandmother’s Home
Misses Geraldine and Thelma Seaton visiting grandmother Mrs Shaw at 605 North Harrison entertained a group of young friends last evening. Guests included Leatha Sheldon Prudence Nell Hannifan Ethel Inez Fritz Rachel Realet Laolie Basche Florence Smith Winnie Hazel Mabel Emma Hopewell Dan Kenney Ernest Lantie Will Busche George Smith James Leo Hannifan and others.
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Thelma Seaton
Mrs. Shaw
North Harrison
Leatha Sheldon
Prudence
Nell Hannifan
Ethel
Inez Fritz
Rachel Realet
Laoilie Basche
Florence Smith
Winnie
Hazel
Mabel
Emma Hopewell
Dan Kenney
Ernest Lantie
Will Busche
George Smith
James
Leo Hannifan
Epworth League Reading Circle Meeting Notice
The Epworth League Reading Circle will meet tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs G D Cheney 686 North Fifth Avenue Members should use Fourth Avenue for better sidewalk access After the evening service next Sunday an important meeting of the board of stewards of the M B Church will be held.
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Beworth League
Reading Circle
Aod
G. D. Cheney
North
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
M. B. Obaroh
Fair Grounds Work Progresses For South Idaho Exposition
Superintendent Cliff Johnson reports rapid progress at the Pocatello Fair and Driving Association grounds. A new race track, grandstands, fence, and bridge to the Port Neuf road are underway, with completion targeted before the October 5 exposition start, promising a premier speedway and a successful event.
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Cliff Johnson
Pocatello
Ball Grounds
Portneuf
Exposition Grounds
South Idaho
Windstorm Hits Hailey Causing Tree Damage and Wreckage
A brief wind gust around 1 pm toppled and split several trees in Hailey. Eight to twenty inch cottonwoods, a picket fence, and electric wires suffered damage along Oroy street, Main Street, and Second Avenue. Minor destruction included broken branches and a fence panel.
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Hailey Times
Hailey
Oroy Street
Hailey Lumber Company
Cederholm's
Oroy and
Main
Thomas Brennan
Carbonate
Silver
Second Avenue
Mr. Leger
Stowe Place
Adote
Dr. Brown
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