Johnson Shows Strong Growth as University Pitcher
In a letter from H M Derham of Pocatello, now at the University of Washington, Johnnie Johnson of that city is praised as a 100 percent better pitcher. He is lauded for improved windup, control, and sharper curves, with standout performances against Oregon, O A C, and Victoria, while Vancouver and Seattle games show strong showing despite some hits. Derham, captain of the UW Freshmen, notes Johnson and he will spend the summer in Pocatello.
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Glenn Trout
H. M. Derham
University of Washington At Seattle
Johnnie Johnson
Pocatello
Gate City
Derlam
Johnnie
Oitchole
Washington
Oregon
Vancouver
Spokane
Dode Brinker
Cy Swain
Pug Bennett
Brashear
Seattle
Hurley
Jack
Victoria
Eddie Householder
Eddie
Derham
Johnson
Operator's Neglect Blamed for McCook Wreck
Denver dispatch reports Superintendent Allen of the Burlington blames operator neglect for a deadly wreck near McCook Nebraska. A train engine failed to receive a meeting order as Train No 12 eastbound passed, leaving sixteen dead. Authorities have not yet named a responsible operator.
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Denver
Allen
Burlington
McCook
Neb
eCook
Oregon Short Line Adopts Train Dispatch Telephone System
The Oregon Short Line plans a telephone system for exclusive train dispatch use. Superintendent B F Forbes says construction should start by July first. The system offers safer handling of orders and time savings, with line attachment considered infeasible for dispatching.
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Harriman
Oregon Short Line
B. F. Forbes
Short Line Company
Forbes
Salt Lake Tribune
Musical Program of the A of I Department of Music
The Academy of Idaho presents a June 5 evening program at the auditorium featuring piano duets and solos, vocal duets, a vocal quartet, and faculty performances. Performers include Misses Angier Fox Dietrich Gayle Haines Toevs and Messrs. Cleare Erblang Kontski among others with pieces by Mendelssohn Verdi Nevin Arditi and Smetana style notes and a closing chorus Revel of the Leaves.
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Department of Music
Academy of Idaho
Suppe
Gittins
Toevs
Mendelssohn
Angier
Fox
B. Mills
Mildred Gayle
Arditi Vera Peck
Mendelssohn Messrs
Cleare
F. Bistline
Aeevehe Nevin Berenice Dietrich
Verdi
Lucile Fox
Perr
Iy Cat
Teeheerick Godard
the Boatman
Eae Ene Schira
Furey and Smith
Messrs
Erblang
Eee Kontski
Dietrich and
Gayle
Retherford
Saluth
Victor Harris
Carolyne Angier
Leatha Sheldon
Peck
Rice
Sultana
Kontski
Dietrich
Haines
Veazie
Bids Opened for High Line Road Contract From Pocatello to Ross Fork
County commissioners opened bids led by A J Reese for the High Line road project. Reese bid 6880.94 but declined the job. E B Brown and Ban nock Engineering offered higher sums. Chairman Bistline shortened the fill from four to three feet and will decide graveling later.
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Pocatello
Ross Fork
J. B. Bistline
Board of County Commissioners
A. J. Reese
Blackfoot
E. B. Brown
P. C. Felsted
J. F.richmond
McCammon
Bannock Engineering Company
W. Gleim
Fred L. Brown
Reese
City Canal
Bistline
Bryan Reticent at Democratic Jubilee Arrival
W. J. Bryan joined northwest governors and other national Democrats in St. Paul for a jubilee banquet at the St. Paul auditorium. When asked about presidential candidates he declined predictions, citing the possible impact of congressional actions on the race.
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St. Paul
W. J. Bryan
Wilson
Harmon
Congress
Fragments Hint at Prices in Local Notice
Partial OCR shows figures like 3 nds 8 10 p pounds and $1.26 suggesting priced items or items in a sale. No clear entities or full context available.
Telluride Power Fight Reaches Crisis in Denver Suit
A long running dispute among Telluride Power Company directors culminates in a Denver federal suit accusing L. L. Nunn of misapplication of 250000 dollars. St. Louis stockholders Fred Steigmeyer Louis Fusz Henry Cummings and Constantine Cummings back the action. Company officials deny the charges as partisan.
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Telluride Power Company
United States
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Provo
Telluride
Colo
United States District Court
Denver
L. L. Nunn
Salt Lake
Fred F. Steigmeyer
Louis Fusz
Henry J. Cummings
Constantine Cummings
St. Louis
Nunn
William Story
Steigmeyer
Chicago
Colorado Territory
United States Marshal
Union Pacific
Telluride Company
A. Bailey
Denver Company
Denver Dispatch
James Campbell
F. F. Steigmeyer
Andrew Squire
O. W. Stafford
Charles D. Walcott
A. T. Perry
Ralph King
D. Leaty
P. N. Nunn
F. J. Wade
W. M. Story
Giant New Liner Olympic Sets Sail From Belfast
The White Star liner Olympic commanded by Captain Smith sailed from Belfast for Liverpool on its initial trial voyage. She will remain a day for public inspection, then proceed to Plymouth and Southampton before a maiden voyage to New York on June 14. The ship is the largest and most luxurious, with squash and racquet courts gymnasium swimming tank and Turkish bath. Accommodation totals 600 first 500 second and 1200 steerage passengers. Her crew includes the commander seven deck officers and 70 seamen.
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Belfast
Olympic
Smith
Liverpool
Plymouth
Southampton
New York
New Woodmen Officers Elected at Free Silver Camp
At a meeting of Free Silver camp Woodmen of the World officers were elected for six months and the manager for 18 men. Councillor Commander FF’. J. Windsor Advisory Lieutenant W. J. Secor Escort John Busehe Watchman Victor Johnson Sentry Thomas Hall Manager Martin Inglestrom. Installation set for the first Wednesday in July.
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Free Silver Camp
Woodmen of the World
Paul Gilmore Stars in The Mummy and the Humming Bird at Auditorium
Paul Gilmore delighted Gate City playgoers in The Mummy and the Humming Bird at the Auditorium last night. He returns tonight in The Bachelor a Clyde Fitch farce with charm and wholesome humor.
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Paul Gilmore
Auditorium Theatre
Gate City
Gilmore
Pocatello
Clyde Fitch
Fitch
Jacob
Jenny
George Goodale
Mr. Gilmore
Boise
the Statesman
Educational Sermon at Academy of Idaho Graduation
Rev. C. A. Edwards of Blackfoot will deliver the educational sermon to the Academy of Idaho graduates Sunday June 4 at 3 p m in the Academy auditorium. The program includes Voluntary Flower Song orchestra chorus reading scripture vocal solo Babylon and other class events with Miss Vera Peck and Miss Northup featured. The address titled The Knight of Character will conclude with benediction.
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C. A. Edwards
Blackfoot
Academy of Idaho
Academy Auditorium
I. Orchestra
Sale item list brief from market report
A fragment notes sales of produce with prices 10 pounds and 1.25 dollars, plus items described as coer ies, indicating a rough catalog entry from a local market page. The readable entities are limited and no clear date or location is provided.
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J. Johnson
Pocatello Boy
University of Washington
Fast College Company
T. Phone Co
Musical Program OF
A. OF I
High Line Road
Bryan Reticent
Idaho Wholesale Grocery Co
Michelin
AO Giandal
Trist Auto Company
Pocatello, Idaho
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