Pocatello Plans Glorious Fourth Celebration Parade
The Eagle reports Pocatello to host a large Independence Day event with an automobile parade auto races motor cycle races an Indian parade and war dance plus a boxing match. Committees oversee finance program advertising decorations music and sports with plans for special trains and regional participation.
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Pocatello
J. T. Young
Gate City
Manly
James F. Kane
Leon F. Molinelli
H. H. Whittlesey
A. J. Pierce Ands
Ferguson
W. H. Cleare
A. F. Caldwell
N. S. Pond
E. J. Merrill
F. H. Hilliard
C. W. Gray
L. Bush Livermore
C. E. Wood
A. B. Richardson
H. Zwilling
M. E. Hughes
George Gasser
Robert Tschudy
Peter Hansen
H. A. Jacobs
N. P. Nielson
Charles B. Muehlen
W. A. Samms
Frank Pope
J. J. Kloonan
J. H. Daniger
A. B. Bean
George H. North
C. B
Wi Xe Carvelis
Taits
A. B. Stevenson
W. R. Armstrong
D. W. Church
J. B. Bistline
Commercial Club
Young
Finance Committee
Ross Fork
Ashton
St. Anthony
Sugar City
Rexburg
Rigby
Idaho
Falls
McCammon
Downey
Soda
Springs
Bancroft
Prince Henry Trophy Tour Opens With Berlin Assembly
Berlin hosts the Prince Henry Trophy entrants as they prepare to start the tour tomorrow. The opening day heads to Brunswick with a speed contest, then Cassel, Rothenburg, Strassburg, Coblentz, and a final leg to Homburg with a second speed test between Limburg and Weilburg on the Taunus circuit.
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Berlin
Brunswick
Cassel
Rothenburg
Strassburg
Coblentz
Homburg
Blackfoot's Big Festival Opens in June under Rowden
A festival to form a southeastern Idaho Musical Festival society will be held in Blackfoot June 16 and 17 directed by Professor E C Rowden. An orchestral and choral recital at Blackfoot Auditorium will feature a Salt Lake orchestra with local players totaling 30 pieces and 135 voices. The event includes The Messiah with soloists Miss Terry and Horace Ensign and a Friday Beethoven program. It is funded by 50 Grove City boosters contributing $50 each.
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Blackfoot
E. C. Rowden
Blackfoot Auditorium
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Miss Terry
Ellen Terry
Horace Ensign
Idaho
Grove City
Rowden
Estrada’s Troops Rout Lara’s Men in Nicaragua
In Bluefields area the Nicaraguan government army under General Lara has been defeated by insurgent forces led by General Estrada and is now in full retreat after weeks of engagement.
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Washington
Lara
Bluefields
Estrada
Rain and Warmth Forecast in Coming Days
Showers and thunderstorms expected tonight with a drop in temperatures. Thursday should bring fair skies and a likely rise in temperatures to warmer levels.
Republicans Meet to Form County Organization at Court House
Tonight at 8 o clock Bannock county Republicans gather at the court house to discuss forming a Republican club to oversee the primary campaign. Delegates from each precinct, including 18 from Pocatello, will attend as plans are outlined to register every Republican voter and ensure turnout.
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Bannock County
Court House
Pocatello
Yale Crew Moves to Gales Ferry for Training
Yale crew departed for permanent training quarters at Gales Ferry to begin preparations for the coming races with Harvard. The move grants four weeks of final training on the Thames, longer than in previous years, and is viewed as highly important for the Yale oarsmen.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Harvard
Thames
Big rewards for Alma Kellner murder case
Louisville on June 1 reports two thousand dollars in rewards for the capture of Alma Kellner's killer after her dismembered body was found in a cellar beneath St. John's school. Mayor Head seeks a thousand more. Governor Wilson may raise the total as police pursue leads on Joseph Wendling and a French settlement in North America.
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Louisville
Alma Kellner
St. John’s School
Head
Wilson
Public Safety Department
Joseph Wendling
France
Canada
Bomb hurled at royal procession in Berlin discovers beans
A man followed the royal party from Tempelhofer field and threw what early reports called a bomb. It proved to be a tin can filled with uncooked beans. A Russian resident was seized. authorities say the act was not intentional.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Tempelhoff Field
Boston Strikes Question Wage Demands
Boston on June 1 saw several strikes triggered by wage requests. About fifteen hundred workers from machinists builders and other trades stopped work, with more threatened if gains are not granted.
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Boston
Railroads restrained in freight gate dispute
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order at Hannibal prohibiting 25 railroads from advancing freight gates. The order, certified to the U S circuit court, will be served by U S marshals. An expediting certificate for speedy issues was filed by Attorney General Wickersham. Rates on local mine shipments to Chicago from Illinois and Indiana were postponed to July 1 as part of a broader rate change.
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St. Louis
J. P. Dyer
Hannibal
United States Circuit Court
United States
Wickersham
Circuit
Sanborne
Vandevanter
Adams
Washington
Indiana
Chicago
Senate backs Burton amendment on rail rate limit
The Burton amendment to the railroad bill authorizing the interstate commerce commission to fix a minimum rate for railroads competing with water routes was adopted by the senate 53 to 1, with the lone negative vote cast by Senator.
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Washington
Burton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Senate rejects LaFollette amendment on railroad visits
In Washington on June 1 the La Follette amendment to the railroad bill, which would require physical visitation to railroads as a basis for rate setting, was defeated in the Senate by a 25 to 3 vote.
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Washington
LaFollette
Senate
Senate amends railroad bill to curb long haul rebates
Washington June 1 the senate adopted an amendment by Mr Simmons to the railroad bill prohibiting the interstate commerce commission from granting lower rates for long hauls than short hauls to destroy water competition.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jury verdict favors Rice in McCammon Investment suit
In a district court verdict lasting under ten minutes the jury found for W. L. Rice of Pocatello against the McCammon Investment company, upholding Rice’s claim the firm failed to deliver a farm wagon as contracted. The decision stems from an appeal of a Probate court ruling in Rice’s favor.
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W. L. Rice
Pocatello
McCammon Investment Company
Rice
Budge
Wright Vs. South
Portneuf-Marsh
Henry Wakely
W. C. Davis
William Nessor
Heber Loveland
Milton Robbins
H. Horsley
E. F. Cutler, Jr
F.C. Christensen
KE. H. Houde
Thomas Hatch
James Fowler
B. H. Prescott
Democratic Love Feast Arranged in Pocatello by Local Committees
Democratic committees in Pocatello plan a June 4 gathering at Eagles hall with speakers including John F. Nugent The Outlook Sam J Rich The Insurgents J D Millsaps The Ballinger Pinchot Investigation Charles Harris Attitude of Democracy Carey Act Projects Judge Stockslager The Direct Primary Law D Worth Clark and George Fisher About one thousand invitations have been sent to southern Idaho counties for a lively Gate City event expected to draw party members and organizers.
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Pocatello
Eagles’ Hall
John F. Nugent
Boise
Sam J. Rich
Blackfoot
J. D. Millsaps
St. Anthony
Ballinger-Pinchot
Twenty-Five Die in Utah Cement Quarry Explosion
At Devil's Slide near Ogden Utah a premature blast in a tunnel at the Union Portland cement works quarry killed 25 workers. A Japanese and Grevis crew of up to a hundred labored nearby. many bodies were blown from the quarry and a special train with medical staff rushed to aid the injured.
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Ogden
Union Portland Cement Works
Devil’s Slide
Hugh McGuire
Morgan
Bootlegger Pleads Guilty and Pays Fine in County Court
Carl G Saunders of Bancroft proprietor of a temperance beer hall pleaded guilty before District Judge Budge to bootlegging under the local option law. He paid a $500 fine after waiving time to plead and declaring Never again. Two Gate City Drug Store operatives Stephenson and Mulligan faced arraignment on similar charges with bonds set at 2000 and 500 respectively.
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Carl G. Saunders
Bancroft
Bannock County Anti- Saloon and Law Enforcement League
Justice of the Peace van Reuth
Budge
Mr. Saunders
William Stephenson
W. H. Mulligan
Gate City
Stephenson
Mulligan
Notorious con artists Post and Starkloff face grand fraud charge
Philadelphia reports George W. Post and E. A. Starkloff, alleged leaders of the green goods and gold-brick swindle, appeared before U S Commissioner Craig on mails fraud charges. Investigators say they netted over 100000 by selling fake gold mines, displaying bricks of worthless metal to victims. They are linked to Red Adams, the famed green goods swindler recently sent to Sing Sing.
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Philadelphia
George W. Post
E. A. Starkloff
United States
Craig
Post Office
Post
Starkloft
Adams
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Pocatello Lab: Eugene Leonard Operates Premier Analytical Facility
A Pocatello lab run by Eugene Leonard offers extensive chemical analysis bacteriology and assaying with modern equipment. The facility includes a steam heated building connected to Cook Drug store, 30 to 40 assays per hour capacity, and a full range of balances microscopes and hoods. Leonard trained at Northwestern Chicago and runs a showcase lab serving Oregon Idaho and Nevada mining interests.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Pocatello
Eugene
Leonard
Poratello
West
Eugene Leonard
The
Tribune
Cook Drug Store
Bacteriological
Northwestern University At
Chicago School of Assaying
Northwestern Medical School
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Butte
Salt Lake City
Martin building a big warehouse in Pocatello
Work began on a large 30 by 130 foot brick and cement warehouse for T. C. Martin, a South Main street fur niture dealer, at East Benton and South First avenue. The one story structure with basement is to be built by R. H. Green and finished in ninety days.
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Pocatello
T. C. Martin
South Main Street
East Benton
South First Avenue
R. H. Green
Bribery indictment denied in Browne case
Chicago dated June 1 Judge McSur ley denied a motion to quash the indictment against State Representative Browne. Browne was indicted on charges he bribed State Representative C A White to vote for William Lorimer for the United States senate.
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Chicago
McSurley
Browne
C. A. White
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Chamberlain's Liniment Heals Pain Quickly
A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia is eased at once and the complaint cured rapidly. First application provides relief. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
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Tling
Western Lines
Federal Court
Devils Slide
Bancroft “Temperance” Beer Hall
Pocatello Boy
Gem State
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