Newly Weds in Gate City Social Spotlight
The wedding of Miss Helen Fargo and Chester Wells occurred this morning at the Fargo home at 9:30. A large guest list, elaborate decorations, and a two course breakfast marked the event. The couple plans a lengthy honeymoon trip and will reside in Gate City after visiting New York and Chicago.
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Gate City
Helen Fargo
Chester Wells
Lyman Fargo
Lorretta Malone
Genevieve Malone
Marion Fargo
Valley
Adiantum
Manon Fargo
Killarney
Archdeacon Stoy
Trinity Episcopal Church
James C. Walton
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Wells
George Shawyer
Mabel ‘Atkin
Sherman Fargo
Salt Lake
Frances Fargo
McKenzie
Evanston
Wyo
Mowbray
Ogden
Stoy
FE. T. Sturgeon
Carl Bryan
EF. N. Roberts
Glen H. Trout
Marion Hinkley
Eva Kasiska
Mabel Kasiska
Marguerite Winn
Marietta Higson
Hazel Joens
Myra Kane
Messrs
Floyd Fulton
Palmer Rogers
Virgil Samms
C. M. Thompson
H. W. Whittlesey
Agen Younes
Wells
Mr. Wells
Seattle
Wash
New York
Chicago
Convention Tickets Arrive as Chicago Prepares
Fred W. Upham, head of Chicago arrangements, received 2560 convention tickets today. The tickets fund a $100,000 drive to bring the convention to the city, with distribution to delegates alternates press and state assigns as they arrive.
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Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Hitchcock denies Hughes would only accept if offered
Frank H Hitchcock in Chicago denies ever saying Justice Hughes would accept a presidential nomination if tendered. He says he has no authority to represent Hughes and notes a nominee could not refuse a party offer in times like these to unite divided forces.
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Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Charles K. Hughes
Hughes
Hitchcock
Justice Hughes
Crop Report for Week Ending May 30 in Boise Area
Weather across the region shows three weeks of unusually low temperatures with nightly frosts and slow crop progress. Heavy mountain snow, modest rainfall over much of the state, and delayed alfalfa harvests contrast with ample range feed and a large potato acreage despite a weak spring and increased beet production.
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Boise
Galena
Leader Becomes Missionary in Korea After Controversy
Seoul May 31 Yun Chio once sentenced for leading an alleged conspiracy against Count Terauchi now serves as secretary of the Young Men's Sanitation of Korea. The former convict joins five others connected to the famed case in a shift to Christian missionary work.
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Seoul
Korea
Yun Chio
Count Terauchi
Young Men’s San Fation
Sue Ae Pi Gould
Boun Oe le Py
Baker Discovers Republicans Bad Dope for Democrats
Secretary of War Baker in his opening address at the Ohio Democratic convention accuses Republicans of factionalism and pooling issues. He names tariff plans, attacks on foreign policy, and a shifting detractor as key divides. He criticizes intervention in Mexico and warns of war costs if Americans force civilization on Mexicans.
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Columbus
N. M
Baker
Republican Party
Congress
Mexico
Tech Athletes Receive Trophies for Good Work
A school assembly at Tech awarded trophies to seventeen men for athletic honors across football basketball baseball and track. Coach Bronson distributed monograms for each sport and extra initials for multi team representation, with a scholastic standard of ten credits required to earn the monogram. Exeter stood out for high marks and participation across four sports.
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the Tech
Bronson
Athletic Board
Exeter
Tech
Harwood
Plastino
Plastino, Football and Basketball; FB
Byrne
Logan
R. Kennedy
F. Muller
Eastman
Chandler
C. A. Ivers
Gorton
Toolson
Taylor
N. B. Kennedy
L. 8. Wedel
M. Hurdle
Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles Wins Federation Presidency
In New York on June 1 Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles won the General Federation of Women's Clubs presidency defeating Mrs Samuel B Sneath of Tiffin Ohio by a large margin 1273 to 433. Other officers named include Miss Georgia Bacon Worcester Mass and Mrs Eugene Reilly Charlotte NC with Mrs Carrie A McFarland South Dakota as recording secretary and Mrs Wm B Williams Michigan re elected treasurer. The federation voted two thirds to affiliate with the National Council of Women, a member of the International Council of Women. Several women were removed for protesting denial of voting on the affiliation question.
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New York
Josiah Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Samuel B. Sneath
Tiffin
Cowles
Sneath
Georgia Bacon
Worcester
Mass
Eugene Reilly
Charlotte
N.C
Fran
Cis B. Everett
Illinois
Wm. B. Williams
Michigan
WP. Harper
State of Washington
Carrie A. McFarland
South Dakota
Federation
National Council of Women
International Council of Women
Koreans rally to Yun Chiho’s return to public life
Yun Chiho, pardoned last year at Count Terauchi’s request, reappears in Seoul amid praise. Press acclaim highlights his education, international fame, and influence among Koreans, foreigners, and Japanese. Journalists predict rejuvenated Y M C A activity and broader good for Korean youth under his leadership.
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Yun Chio
Terauchi
Seoul
Yun Chiho
Yun
Korea
Austrian Iron Firms Post Record Profits
Vienna reports two leading Austrian iron and steel companies publish last year’s balance sheets showing large gains. Alpine Montan Gesellschaft records about four million dollars profit versus under two million in 1914, with a 21 percent dividend up from 11 percent. Administrative costs topped $300,000.
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Vienna
Austria
Alpinen Montangessellschaft
Archduke Frederick Powers Austro-Hungarian Iron Firm Profits
Profits of a Vienna iron corporation reached the highest since its founding with an 18 percent dividend. Archduke Frederick, its principal stockholder and commander in chief, heads a 14,500-employee operation that paid about 3.2 million dollars in wages. Producers benefited from iron price rises iron bar prices up 21 percent steel rails 15 percent and coal 15 percent dearer, while production hardly advanced.
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Archduke Frederick
Hapsburg
Vienna Arbeiteritung
Local visitors noted in brief calls at Rigby
J M FFse and his wife were on a short visit to Rigby. C B Drennér, a business visitor from America Falls, stopped in for discussions during the trip.
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J. M. Ffse
Rigby Re
C. B. Drennér
America Falls
Local Brevities and Society News Highlights
Left for Denver Mrs. F H Paradise visits Denver briefly. Secretary of State George R Barker visits Gate City on state business. Max and Mrs. Craig depart for Los Angeles for a month. Marriage license issued to Guy Deffne and Nellie Morrison. F C White travels to Portland after Mrs Ed Clayton's death. C C Pierce heads to Chicago as Idaho delegate to the National Progressive convention. Apprentices foe round house game rescheduled replacing store house. Oswald Wilde and Ivy Juehan wed by Judge Van Reuth. plan Virginia Idaho home. Green coffee carload from New York arrives. prices higher due to freight and insurance costs. Punch boards in cigar stores and pool halls outlawed. today shows fewer instances of the devices.
Not Guilty Plea in Sandusky Domestic Charge
Sandusky held in jail on beating charge given hearing before Judge Van Renth. Original assault and battery replaced with assault only. not guilty plea entered and trial set for Monday. Separate complaint: George Borum charged with misdemeanor for hauling and abandoning a dead horse near D. J. O’Mahoney’s site.
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Harles Sandusky
van Renth
Sandusky
Short Line schedules boost Lava Springs service
Lava general passenger agent 1. 8. Spencer of the Short Line arranged train schedules so No. 18 arriving Lava 12 43 and No. 4 arriving Lava 9 42 will stop effective today improving access for visitors to the springs. Warrant issued for Al bert children runaway from Tyhee ranch Grace 15 and Harold 13 sought by authorities. Funeral services for Civil War veteran John T Powell held at First Ward L D S Church. Powell died at 59 after a yearlong illness. ship to St Anthony for burial. Larkin Sons in charge.
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Lava
Spencer
I. FE
Albert
Tyhee
Grace
Harold
Arbon Valley
John TI. Powell
Durch
Masonic Order
Hamilton
Powell
Ohio
Re, Smith
St. Anthony
Larkin & Sons
129Th Ohio Volunteers
Knights Templar
Transportation Team Defeats Boiler Shop In League Match
The Transportation nine defeated the Boiler Shop squad 13 to 5 in a Short Line league game. Both teams had eight hits, but nine Boiler Shop errors sparked the rout while Davis relieved Becker on the mound for Transportation after the fourth inning. Tovey and Brunner starred for their clubs with multiple hits and extra-base blows.
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Transportation
Boiler Shop
Tovey
Bishton
Boiler Shops
Brunner
Transportations
Becker
Davis
Transportation Keys
Transportation Bunch
Ziebarth
Kelly
Bistline
H. Derham
P. Derham
Slingerland
Samms
Breener
Pecker
Madrito
Boyd
Olsen
Pishton
TL. Kelly
Williams
Teschoff
Dash
First Year College Student Recital Tonight at Tech Auditorium
An 8 30 p m recital by Miss Lucille Drigkoll and Miss Genevieve Pierre is set in the Tech auditorium. The program features piano and violin selections including Raff Concerto No 28 Viotti Moderto and Liszt Liebestraume No 3 among others.
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The
Tech
Lucille Drigkoll
Genevieve Pierre
Soda Springs Hears of Transfers and Fourth of July Plans
J D McKilder moved to Weiser as O L operator. C Brown of Dallas replaces him. Soda Grace hold Fourth of July at Soda and Grace on the two dates. Soda beat McCammon 21 to 1 in a Sunday ball game. Mrs Kackley, Miss Heart, and other residents arrive or visit, with families returning from Salt Lake and Pocotalo.
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Soda Springs
J. D. McKilder
Weiser
Idaho Falls businessman on a city business trip
C. BE. Oles of Idaho Falls is in the city on a business trip.
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C. BE. Oles
Idaho Falls
Miller Stops in City on Short Trip from American Falls
N E F Miller visits the city during a brief sojourn from American Falls, travelers notes indicate.
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N.ef. Miller
American Falls
Crafford Arrives in City From Gooding
W Crafford is in the city today arriving from Gooding for undisclosed business.
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W. Crafford
Gooding
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George R. Sheldon
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R. HE
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Ook
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Ainsmith
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Thomas Core
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Billings
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Hartley
Severoid
Women's Club
Senate
Wilson
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
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F. H. Paradise
George R. Barker
Blackfoot
Max Craig
Guy C. Deffne
Eaton, Colo
Nellie F. Morrison
Chappel, Neb
Portland
F. (. White
Ed Clayton
Pocatello
C. C. Pierce
Idaho
Store House
G. Spongberg
Mr. Spongberg
Ray
George Borum
Bornum
D. J. O'Mahoney
Boiler Boys
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N. Harrison
Lander
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