Newlyweds Helen Fargo Wells Tie Eastern Honeymoon Plan
Miss Helen Fargo and Chester Wells wed at the Fargo home with Archdeacon Stoy conducting. The reception featured pink and green decor, a two course breakfast, and a large bridal bouquet. The couple plans an extended honeymoon through New York and Chicago before touring eastern states. Wells is an assistant bridge engineer for the Short Line.
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Helen Fargo
Chester Wells
Lyman Vargo
Lorretta Malone
Genevieve Malone
Marion Fargo
Valley
Adiantum
Miss Marion Fargo
Killarney
Archdeacon Stoy
Trinity Episcopal Church
James C. Walton
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Wells
George Showoyer
Mabel ‘Atkin
Madge Bell
McKenzie
Sherman Fargo
Salt Lake
Frances Fargo
Evanston
Woo
Mowbray
Ogden
Stoy
EF. T. Sturgeon
Carl Bryan
FE. 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 Samma
C. M. Thompson
H. W. Whittlesey
New York
Chicago
Delegates Arrive As Chicago Prepares For Convention Tickets
The article notes delegates from multiple states securing seats near the platform. George R. Sheldon arrives as New York delegate and Fred W. Upham, Chicago chair, reports 2560 free convention tickets. The fund of 100000 is to be distributed to support convention access.
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Ers
New York
Charles A. Ackerson
Oregon
Ben F. Chapin
New
Hlampshire
Hugh L. Martin
Missouri
Ohio
Illinois
Massachusetts
Indiana
Pennsylvania
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Hitchcock denies Hughes acceptance of presidential nomination
Frank Hitchcock arrived in Chicago and said he had no authority to represent Justice Hughes. He clarified that he did not claim Hughes would refuse a nomination but noted a party could not refuse a nomination offered by its ranks. Hitchcock stressed Hughes alone could unite divided Republicans if nominated.
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Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Charles B. Hughes
Hughes
Titchcock
Justice Hughes
Hitcheork
T Hoghes
Crop Report Week Ending May 30
Boise reports a third straight week of low temperatures with average daily deficiency near 9 degrees. Frosts hit tender vegetables, but rains aided vegetation. Snow in the mountains ranges from a trace to 25 inches at Galena summit, while streams remain low but expected to rise with warm weather. Planting of corn and potatoes continues amid a backward spring and large potato acreage.
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Boise
Galena
Leader Becomes a Missionary Leader in Korea
Seoul May 31. Yun Chie once sentenced to prison as head of the alleged conspiracy against the governor general is appointed oral secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Korea. Yun and five others were noted in the event.
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Seoul
Korea
Yun Chie
Coinseon
Young Men's & Sen of
Sue
Yun Hic
Baker Calls Republicans Factionists in War on Policy
Secretary of War Baker, leading Ohio Democratic forces, described Republicans as factionists ready to pool issues to win. He cited tariff advocacy, foreign policy attacks, and a shifting detractor seeking a tougher stance against the President and Congress. He warned intervention in Mexico could arise from American mine and concession interests.
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Columbus
N. M
Baker
Republican Party
Congress
Mexico
Tech Athletes Receive Trophies For Good Work
An athletic assembly at the Tech awarded seventeen men school monograms for football basketball baseball and track. Eligibility required ten scholastic credits alongside athletic honors, with several top athletes missing out for not meeting grades. Banner awards went to Frank Ball and Walter Leaf for class tennis victories. others to be announced next week.
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the Tech
Bronson
Tech
Athletic Board
Exeter
Harwood
Plastino
Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles Elected Federation President
New York June 1 Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles won the General Federation of Women’s Clubs presidency over Mrs Samuel B Sneath of Ohio by a large majority 1273 to 433 The group approved affiliating with the National Council of Women and the International Council of Women Several women were ejected for protesting the vote.
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New York
Josiah Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
General Federation of Women’s Elubs
Samuel B. Sneath
Tiffin
Cowles
Sneath
Georgia Bacon
Worcester
Mass
Eugene Reilly
Charlotte
N.C
Fran
Cis B. Everett
Illinois
Wm. B. Williams
Michigan
W .P. Harper
State of Washington
Carrie A. McFarland
South Dakota
Federation
National Council of Women
International Council of Women
Yun Chiho Pardoned Sparks Public Praise in Seoul
Yun Chiho, freed last year at Count Terauchi's request, returns to public life amid Seoul press acclaim. Described as highly educated with world wide fame and strong influence among Koreans and foreigners, newspapers hail his fitness and foresee revived Y M C A activity and broader good for Korean youth.
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Yun Chio
Terauchi
Seoul
Yun Chiho
Austrian cheap labor yields big profits
Vienna reports two top Austrian iron and steel firms published last year’s balance sheets showing strong gains. Alpine Montan-gesellschaft posts a near four million dollar profit, up from 1.8 million in 1914, with a 2 percent dividend versus 11 percent the prior year.
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Vienna
Austria
Alpinen Montangessellschaft
Austro-Hungarian Steel Firms Report Skyrocketing Profits
The dividend declined to 15 percent from 21 percent in 1914, yet profits reached their highest since incorporation. Archduke Frederick, as commander-in-chief, heads the principal stockholding while 14,500 workers earned about 220 dollars yearly. Production rose little despite higher iron and coal prices driving gains.
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Archduke Frederick
Hapsburg
Vienna Arbeiter Seiting
Local Briefs Roundup from the City
Left for Denver Mrs F H Paradise departs for a brief visit to Denver. Secretary of State George R Barker visited Gate City on state business after a stop in Blackfoot. Mr and Mrs Max Craig leave for Los Angeles and coast towns for a month long sojourn. Marriage license issued to Guy C Deffne of Faton Cole and Nellie F Movison of Chappel Neb by the county clerk today.
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Hero—George R. Barker
Gate City
Blackfoot
Max Craig
Los Ategeles
Guy C. Deffne
Faton, Cole
Nellie FL Movison
Chappel, Neb
Portland trip prompts farewell for local figure
White leaves for Portland after being told of Mrs Ed Clayton death a longtime Poeatello benefactor and family friend. O Pierce heads to Chicago as Idaho delegate to the National Progressive convention joined by other state delegates. A postponed game shifts tonight from storehouse to apprentice team meeting round house group.
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Portland
White
Ed Clayton
Chicago
O. Pierce
Idaho
Store House
Marriage of Snudge Oswald Wilde and Ivy Juehan
Yesterday in Cookville Utah Judge Van Reuth united rancher Snudge Oswald Wilde and Ivy Juehan of Virginia Idaho in marriage. The couple plan to reside in Virginia after the ceremony. Green Coffee High A eoarload from New York was unloaded by G Spongberg the roaster. He notes freight rates and high marine insurance push green coffee costs up from last winter. Punch boards in cigar stores pool halls and similar venues faced city councilOrder elimination took effect last night and today saw a marked downturn in this form of speculation.
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Snudge
Oswald Wilde
Cookville
Utah
Ivy Juehan
Virginia
Idaho
van Reuth
New York
G. Spongberg
Mr. Spongberg
not guilty plea in assault case for Charles Sandusky
Charles Sandusky appeared before Judge Van Renth after being held on a beating charge. The original assault and battery charge was changed to assault only, with a trial set for Monday. Assistant County Attorney Ray filed a misdemeanor case against George Borum for hauling a dead horse near D. J. O’Mahoney’s property and leaving it unburied.
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Chharles Sandusky
van Renth
Sandusky
Ray
George Borum
Borum
D. J. O'Mahoney
Train schedules set for Lava Special by Short Line officials
Stop at Lava General Passenger Agent TD Spencer of the Short Line arranged train schedules during a morning meeting of general and division officials. No 18 will stop on arrival at Lava at 12 43 and No 4 at 9 42, effective today, aiding visitors to reach the springs earlier.
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Lava
TD. S. Spencer
Warrant Issued for Alpine Children Runaway near Tyhee
A warrant was secured in Tyhee for Grace and Harold, two Albert ranch children aged about 15 and 13, who fled last Saturday with two ponies. Officials in Arbon valley were alerted to locate them as their father reported the runaways. John N. Powell, Civil War veteran, died at 59. funeral held at First Ward L D S church with Masonic order and Rev. H S Hamilton officiating. Body to be shipped to St Anthony. survivors include wife, three daughters, four sons, and a half brother.
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E. Albert
Tyhee
Grace
Harold
Nace
Arbon Valley
John N. Powell
First Ward
Masonic Order
H. S. Hamilton
Powell
Ohio
T. B. Smith
St. Anthony
Larkin & Sons
Transportation tops Boiler Shop in Short Line clash 13 to 5
Transportation led the railroad league game early and held the Boilers to nine errors helping them win 13 to 5. Tovey and Brunner starred with multiple hits while Bishton led Boiler Shop with three of four at bats. Both sides totaled eight hits as Davis relieved Becker on the mound.
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Transportation
Boiler Shop
Tovey
Becker
Davis
Innines
Transportation Tovey
Zieharth
Kelly
Bistline
Tt. Derham
P. Derham
Slingerland
Samms
Breener
Richtfield
Boiler
Pecker
Mabrito
Boyd
Olsen
Bishton
L. Kelly
Williams
Teschoff
Dash
First Year College Recital Tonight at Tech Auditorium
Miss Lucille Drigkoll piano and Miss Genevieve Pierre violin perform in an evening program at 7:30 in the Tech auditorium. The recital features Valse Op.34 No.1, Nocturne Op.34 No.1, Raff Concerto No.28, Viotti Moderato, Spinning Song, Liebestraume No.3, Elegy, Caprice Espagnol, and works by Moskowski and Liszt.
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The
Tech
Lucille Drigkoll
Genevieve Pierre
Andaneo
Sostenuto
Allegrao
Goddard
Lisz
Dane
Betes Sores Caprice Espagnol
Moskowski
Soda Springs Hears of Transfers and Local Events
J D McKilder the U S Th operator was moved to Weiser and Mrs McKilder followed for their new home. Soda and Grace plan a Fourth of July celebration with Grace on the 24th. Soda beat McCammon 21 to 1 in a Sunday ball game.
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Soda Springs
J. D. McKilder
U. S. Th
Weiser
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