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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
8
Reported in Pocatello crowds as a farce with Ed Warner defeating Joe Clark after Clark fouled him with a knee. Witnesses say Warner dominated from the start while Clark dodged and offered a weak display, prompting denouncements of the show and concerns over gate receipts.
Springfield Ohio June 1 For the third time in eighteen months Dr Arthur B Smith is to be arraigned on a murder charge in the death of his first wife Florence Cavileer Smith. The case follows earlier trials ending in hung juries and a second marriage to nurse Mabel Merchant. He has lived with his second wife at Lakewood near Cleveland on $10000 bond.
Charlottetown reports Prince Edward Island lobster season is under way with larger, more plentiful catch. The coastwide season ends June 10 after a ten day shortening. Last year’s pack valued at $750000, with nine to ten factories in some areas merging into single plants to cut costs and concentrate packing in the largest facility.
Leading representatives from clothing firms across the nation attend the eighteenth annual convention of the National Association of Clothiers in Atlantic City New Jersey. The program runs tomorrow and continues through the week with talks on tariff effects and other trade topics.
Wheat futures show a close near 861 as traders weigh supply signals and demand trends. No additional context available.
A Friday afternoon school exhibit in Pocatello wowed visitors with superior sewing and dressmaking work by girls in the household arts department. Upper grade boys focused on cabinet work while elementary grades produced clay mats baskets and hammocks. The art display in the high school assembly room featured watercolors and drawings, including a large paper circus cutout by Bonneville room five. Supervisors and teachers received praise for diligent preparation.
The Episcopal church was crowded with graduates and families for the class of 1914. Rev. Saunders preached on The Pattern of Life. He urged living by great ideals, citing Moses and the tabernacle pattern. Music and prayers complemented a solemn service.
Des Moines voters began selecting candidates for the United States senate the governorship and state and county offices in a June primary. Early returns were not expected to be known until noon tomorrow as officials tally the initial ballots across the state.
Ground to be broken Monday for a new $85,000 Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph building at the corner of Arthur and Lewis. Denver firm sub CONTRACTS all work with C. F. Walker Contracting Company of Denver handling the general contract and George Kinport leading on site.
Baseball chatter notes Christy Mathewson as Giants hopeful. Mack releases George Brickley to Reading Tri-State. Yankees’ Maisel Peckinpaugh Sweeney among top ten base stealers. Griffith signs Neff from Virginia. Giants Red Sox surge, Pirates overwhelmed, Tigers edged. Niles shines for St Paul, McKernan dies in Cincinnati. Brouthers still piloting NY semi pro. Browns Cardinals active as season nears. Batting leaders push .300 in American Association. Headlines on James Boys in Baseball stage and Reds criticism of Herzog Cincinnati Birds.
The city has formed a cooperative agreement with the Forest Service to protect the Green River watershed within Rainier National Forest. The agencies will work together to safeguard the water source from forest fire damage and actions by other agencies.
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