Haywood ILI in Court Sickness Delays Murder Trial
Bieise Idaho June 1 William D Haywood on trial for killing former Governor Stein enberg fell ill in his jail cell. Doctors treated him for a nervous breakdown amid headaches and restlessness. Court adjourned until 1 50 PM and then until Monday as Haywood’s condition worsened from opiates and intestinal poisoning.
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Bieise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Steinenberg
Hayweed
Sa.m
Haywood
Wood
Harwool
Dr Machle Fears Another Uprising
Rev Dr FP Maehle, a Presbyterian missionary, arrives in San Francisco en route to Cincinnati. His wife and daughter were murdered in the 1905 anti Christian uprising. He warns of further Letives unrest tied to the Triad aiming to overthrow the Manchu dynasty. He cites widespread anxiety among natives.
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San Francisco
FP. C. Maehle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maechle
Leinchow
Hunan
Canton
Earthquake Shocks Stir Guayaquil Residents in Morning
Three quake shocks were felt in Guayaquil at dawn causing panic as people fled in night clothes. The second tremor was heavy and lasted about forty seconds, ringing church bells and stopping clocks. no interior reports yet, but local buildings endured well due to construction.
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Guayaquil
Equador
Indians Readied To Host Logan In Nail-Biting Tilt
Logan prepares for a tight game in Pocatello against Manager Milt Sterns Indians with Ryan to pitch and Martin in the field. The matchup promises a close result with the edge possibly to the home club.
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Logan
Pocatello
Milt Stern
Indians
Loganites
Tuck
Stern
Ryan
Martin Eateh
A Good Law Brings High Interest for State Deposits
Boise June 1. Interest earned on public money deposited in 64 state banks under the state depository law totals 1880.87 dollars, the largest since the law took effect. The figure underscores the law’s financial impact on state funds.
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Boise
Charters Revoked for International Union of Brewery Workers
Washington June 1 without President Gompers Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor announced revocation of the International Union of Brewery Workers charter for refusing to accept federation terms. The action affects all Brewery Workers unions nationwide about 40 000 members.
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Washington
Gompers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
International Union of Brewery Workers
Verdict for 1.623 Million in Texas Waters-Price Suit
A Texas jury awarded the state 1 623 000 in the oyster case against Waters-Price Oil Co and cancelled the firm's Texas permit. The defense plans an immediate appeal. The verdict grants penalties totaling the stated sum.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
Waters- Price Oil Company
Famous Bass versus City of Pocatello hearing opens
The Bass versus City of Pocatello water rights case returned to district court before Judge Budge. Defense attorneys Gray and Boyd for the city, Winters and Reeves for the plaintiff. Ex Mayor Turner located the water in 1902 and deeded land west of town for a park. Turner testifies for the defense with other witnesses summoned for the plaintiff.
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Bass
City of
Pocatello
Budge
Gray and Boyd
Winters
Reeves
Theodore Turner
Turner
Distant quake tremor recorded by weather bureau
A special weather bureau bulletin says seismographs detected a distant earthquake starting at 3 47 am. The epicenter was likely thousands of miles away from Washington and the tilt of the ground was slight. Tremors lasted a little over one hour.
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Washington
Weather Department
Government Weather Bureau
Admiral Coghlan Retired From Active Duty
Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan retires after commanding the Raleigh at Manila Bay. His later recital of the satirical Hoch der Kaiser poem at a banquet sparked international attention. He is succeeded as navy yard commandant by Rear Admiral Goodrich.
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New York
Joseph B. Coghlan
Raleigh
Manila Bay
Navy Yard
Goodrich
Eighth Grade Graduation at Pocatello with Complex Program
The Pocatello High School eighth grade held exercises in the West Side School assembly room featuring piano solos, recitations, a class history and prophecies plus a debate on direct senatorial elections. Senior events include a June 2 and June 7 commencement at the Academy of Tolabo with plays, songs, orations, and a potential Twelfth Night production by students, alongside county exam highlights and district grade expansions.
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Academy of Idaho
Pocatello High School
West Side School
Mabel Weideman
Alfred Higson
Florence Hardy
Mabel Goodburn
Helen Fargo
Margaret Graham Reading
Ruth Kneale
Ruth ’Kneale
Norma Kneale
Alice Olive
Vernie Seil
Auditorium Theatre
Jessie Hunter
Florence Harvey
Lorrette Duddleson
Carl Loux
Elsie Hohenstein
Ida Woffington
Jennie Whitham
Jessie Hayes
Thomas B. Dolman
Leo Castle
Billy Mullen
H. Hauser
Pocatello High School Orchestra
Frank S. Whitham
Jennie M. Whitham
Jessie A. Hunter
Ida M. Woffington
Cece Eae Florence Harvey
Ae Lorrette E. Duddleson
Jessie M. Hayes
Ayia Ea Cay
Carl H. Loux
Lawrence
Bannock County
Pocatello
Ruth Sterrett
Sterrett Schol
Soda Springs
McCammon
Bancroft
Academy
Idaho
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner
Perkins and McCarty Win First Blood in Pocatello Liquor Case
In district court Judge Budge overruled the City of Pocatello’s demurrer on a petition for a writ of mandate to grant Perkins and McCarty a retail liquor license. The city must appear at 10 o’clock Monday to show cause why the writ should not issue. Defendants include the mayor and eight city council members.
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Budge City
Perkins
Budge
Jeach
Carnival Closes After Week of Crowds and Feats
The carnival ends tonight after a week of immense crowds. Spectators filled every tent to see Lu vette the marvelous and Kid Mangles the high diver perform their feats.
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Luvette
the Marvelous
Kid Mangles
the High Diver
French Shipping Strike Expands Across France and Territories
A broad strike by officers, seamen, engineers and longshoremen has extended to Dunkirk Calais Boulogne Bordeaux and additional ports. The action now grips ports in France Algeria and Tunis and threatens widespread shutdowns if no settlement occurs.
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Paris
France
Dunkirk
Calais
Boulogne
Bordeaux
Algeria
Tunis
New Tableware Debuts at Ban nock Hotel Dining Room
Ban nock hotel manager A H Frye announces 32 1 2 dozen Wallace floral pattern tableware sets ordered through Molinelli Jewelry of the city. Engravings are being done. The service includes knives forks spoons fish forks bouillon and sugar tongs and a full matching hollow ware set with soup spoons sugars creamer coffee pots and tea pots. The ware is touted as the finest seen in Pocatello and will enhance the dining room when placed on the tables.
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A. H. Frye
Bannock Hotel
Molinelli Jewelry Company
Wallace
Mollinelli
Pocatello
Bannock
Treaty Concluded With Germany Under Dingley Act
The President issued a proclamation announcing the conclusion of a commercial relation between the United States and Germany under the Dingley act. It lists articles granted reduced duties and notes Germany will reciprocate concessions.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Diploma Conferring and Campus Sports Program
The program lists a musical overture and quartet performances followed by the conferring of diplomas and certificates. A benediction precedes Friday’s campus field events at 2 o'clock including dashes, jumps, throws, basketball, tennis, and a girls race.
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Carlton, Upjohn, Retherford
Steendahl
Benediction
Children’s Day at the Congregational Church
Children’s Day exercises will be held at the Congregational church tomorrow evening at 7 o clock by the Sunday school. The program centers on The Children of the Kingdom and features songs, recitations, classes, flower exercises, and musical numbers with various teachers and pupils participating.
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Mendelasohn
Congregational Church
Baccalaureate Sermon At Trinity Church
Archdeacon E B Ruslin Jones of Trinity Episcopal will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Pocatello High School tomorrow at 11 15 in Trinity Church. The general public is invited. The program includes processional Onward Christian Soldiers selections and hymns with recessional Stand Up For Jesus.
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Ruslin Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pocatello High School
Trinity Church
Boskerck
Benedictus
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Haywood Ili
Perkins & M’carty
DR. Machle
Brewing Workers
Hoch der
Kaiser
Clase Walt
Paul Bryan
Guy Hanson
Howard Baker
Vermie Sellstrom
Marguerite Bunting
Tolabo
Dream of Paradise Wee Gray
Eva Roberts
the Angels
Rubenstein
Race Furey
Gwen
Furey
James A. Hedges
Angel Footsteps
Addison
Roberts
Harrison
Orsino
Illyria
Sess
Ellen L. Reeves
Sebastian
Viola
Ee F. Gwendolyn Sullivan
Toby Belch
Olivia
Edward G. Gooding
Andrew Agneeheek
Toby
Arthur W. Gayle Malvolio
Orville
A. Faris
Lilliegrace C. McLaughlin
Maria
Grace Furey
Nell
Callie G. Gray
Frances Goldwater
Wees
Katherine May Steeley
Chris T. Woodall, Jr
Mary Ethel Nielson
Mamie Helen Brew
Eee
Mary Emeline Bailey
Gertrude Kerrl
Mora Marie McManis
Sterling H. Alfred
Misses Gray and
Brew
Dean Edwins. Hinks
Episcopal Church At
Dean Hinks
West
Watson
Dudes Veris
Dean Mozart
Cray
Sullivan
Lvevus
Adams
Dean Edwin S
Hinks
Margery
Mark
Cong. Church
Young People’s Army
Drew Standrod
Mir
Quinn
McHatu
Miss Reeves
King of Glory,’? Ps. 24.Eet Superintendent and Sehool
Seseees McHool
Emma Stone
Es Cococees Elds
Sehool
Stanley Paragellis
Flower Voices
Dr. Howard
Mildred Anthes
Cora Jones
Jesus
King's Soldiers
Nise Ce
Derr
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