Academy of Idaho Holds Closing Exercises and Diplomas
The Academy of Idaho marked its fourth year with Rev. Elmer I. Goshen of Salt Lake City delivering the graduation address and diplomas awarded to the four-year class: Neva M. Rice, Clara H. Mager, Harry M. Derham, and others. Certificates granted to two-year students followed by musical performances and a reception in the gymnasium.
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Academy
Friends of the Academy
Academy of Idaho
Elmer I. Goshen
Salt Lake
Faust School
Ates
Goshen
James F Kane
Faris
Cleare
Board of Trustees
Neva M. Rice
Clara H. Mager
Harry M. Derham
Redman Moon
Sherman F. Furey
Wilson J. Burkhard
Joseph L. Byrd
Donald D. Burnside
J. Leroy Nielson
Salt Lake City
Mohring Messrs
Carlton
Davis
Retherford
Uniehn
Allen
Ieee
Cora B. Miller
Imma J, Hayb
Charlotte K. Beamer
Adele M. Douglas
Edith M. Robertson
Gerard Ryecwek
Elva Elaine Bell
Ella D. Campbell
Claude PD
Bistline
Uther J. Davis
Bookkeeping
Mesers
David Retherford
Upjohn
the Academy
Mesdames Faris
Muehlen
Slaughter
Cheney
Myrtle McManis
Reservoir Bursts Near Preston Causing Heavy Damage
The Blackhurst irrigation reservoir four miles northeast of Bere broke early today after heavy rains. Flooding across farms southward wrecked crops and drowned livestock. Wagon roads washed out and Oregon Short Line tracks inundated delaying morning trains. Property loss in the many thousands of dollars is likely.
Abandonment of Fourth of July Celebration in Pocatello
Executive Committee reports decision to abandon Potcatello July 4 plans and join Blackfoot in a shared celebration due to inability to raise needed funds. Mayor Cleare informed. new finance committee appointed as old resignations acknowledged. No further large-scale celebration planned at this time.
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Pocatello
W. H. Cleare
Blackfoot
Pacatello
Cleare
Unaie
Idaho Irrigation Congress Will Be Biggest Yet
Montie B. Gwinn of Boise announces the National Irrigation Congress in Boise will be the greatest gathering of its kind in America. An entertainment fund aims at 25000 dollars with pledges rising though no cash yet collected. a grand tour by special train will showcase irrigation sites across South and Southeast Idaho attracting delegates from Maine and western states.
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Montie B. Gwinn
Boise
National Irrigation Congress
Pocatello
Bear Lake County
Irrigation Congress
America
Idaho
Gwinn
Congress
Gate City
Weiser
Payette
Caldwell
Nampa
Mountain Home
Minidoka
Twin Falls
Buhl
Rupert
Heyburn
American Falls
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony
Tresburg
Maine
Chicago to form commission on stockyards inquiry
Chicago authorities move to appoint a commission to investigate stockyards conditions. Mayor Dunne will seek federal government cooperation in the inquiry.
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Chicago
Dunne
Petersen & Holmes Ice Creams Offer Tuttl-Prautt Mix
Sunday offerings highlight Tuttl-Prautt strawberry vanilla ice cream and pineapple sherbet at Petersen and Holmes with a focus on flavor lineup and availability.
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Petersen & Holmes
Special dinner at Perkina Restaurant Sunday
A special dinner is held at Perkina Restaurant tomorrow with free punch for all attendees. The venue is located at 122 South Isat Avenue.
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Perkina Restaurant
South Isat Avenue
Court at Malad Opens Light Mid-Summer Term
The district court of the fifth Judicial district convenes in Malad on Monday for a very light calendar this term.
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Malad
District Court of the Fifth Judicial Diistrict
Special Inspector Under Investigation Rumors Debunked
A Washington dispatch report claiming a reprimand of Boise land office officials is shown as unfounded. The inspector general’s charges against Garrett Syms and Eagleson were explained satisfactorily. no reprimand from the land office or interior department was issued. Political opponents are blamed for the spread of the rumors.
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Boise Land Office
General Land Office
Statesman
Boise Capital News
Messrs. Garrett
Syms and Eagleson
Eagleson
Kegleson
Boise
Capital News
Washington
Syms-Garrett
Land Offices
Interior Department
Syms
Garrett
Smoot Case Sidetracked in the Senate Today
Washington June 2 The Smoot case was briefly before the Senate. Chairman Burrows said the committee report on excluding Senior Smoot would not be ready until mid June and asked to set June 11 for consideration. Beveridge urged prompt disposal starting that date. Teller objected to scheduling before the report. Hale demanded regular order, sidetracking the Smoot matter.
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Washington
Smoot
Senate
Burrows
Wwe
Beveridge
Teller
Hale
Congressman Longworth Sailors Meet Amid drunken Threat
New York on June 2 Congressman Nicholas Longworth and his wife were aboard the St. Pouls Just bound for Southampton when a drunken hackman shouted anarchist threats against the lawmaker. Police arrived to find the Italian man vanished and rumors said the outburst stemmed from intoxication.
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New York
Nicholas Longworth
Southampton
St. Pouls
Haban
Loneworths
Tila
Bomb kills two in Madrid amid mourning. embassy frees suspect
In Madrid on June 2 a bomb killed two people as Ute street festivities continued. A palace ball was canceled due to mourning. The British embassy intervened for Robert Hamilton, the Finaght suspect, who was released claiming mistaken identity.
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Madrid
Ute
Robert Hamilton
Perkins Restaurant Special Dinner Event Tomorrow
A special dinner is planned at Perkins Restaurant tomorrow. The notice invites everybody to attend and mentions the location at 122 South Ist Avenue.
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Perkins Restaurant
Isunday
South Ist Avenue
Tutti-Frutth Ice Cream Tomorrow at Petersen and Holmes
A local shop announces Tutti Frutth ice cream will be available tomorrow at the Petersen and Holmes location. Patrons are urged to visit the storefront for a scoop and possible specials.
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Petersen & Holmes
Burcay Hosts Free Punch Event Tomorrow
A notice notes a free punch event promising welcome to all at 122 South Ist Avenue tomorrow hosted by Burcay.
Opening of the Crow Reserve Lands Drawings Set Near
Crow agency lands open for settlement under a drawing system and Homestead and irrigation laws. President issued proclamation May 24. Registration at Billings Miles City and Sheridan runs through June 28 with drawings starting July 2 in Billings. Up to 100000 participants expected and land sells for 75 to 100 dollars per acre. Prospect of 50000 visitors. bids reported for townsite at No 1.
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Stillings
Mont
Crow Indian
Billings
Miles City
Montana
Fheridan
Wyoming
Rate bill conference report signed in Senate action
Washington June 2 con ferences on the railroad rate bill have reached complete agreement and a report has been signed Tillman will present the report to the senate today
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Washington
Tillman
Senate
Pilgrims and Masons Gather for Idaho Convention
About forty pilgrims from Idaho Falls commandery and other groups will travel to Idaho Palle next Monday for the Mystle shiners convention. The event funds will aid the thirsty pilgrims, with a right royal old time expected as prominent state officials and Mason members attend.
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Shriners’ Convention
Idaho Falls
Peentello
Mexican Strike at Cananea Stirs Border Cities
Two Americans killed and about twenty wounded as Cananea labor strike erupts into riot. Rescue expedition led by Tom Rynning with Sonora governor arrives. refugees flee to Bisbee and Douglass. U.S. troops ordered to Cananea as State Department seeks immediate control and protection for American citizens.
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Tom Rynning
Rough Rider
Ysabel
Sonora
Cananea
Arizona
Douglass
Ariz
Ysahel
Mexics
Nace
Hisnee
Ansxena
Canapes
Caplain
Othe Rough Riders
Sohera
Bisbee
Naco
Buehner
Vo Mo Coa
el Paso
Jose
Ding
Nogales
Theemosillo
Col. Greene
Naeco
Washington
State Department
Galbraith
Canunea
Mexico
War Department
United Staes
Root
Thompson
Cangas
McCammon Community Expresses Thanks After Bereavement
The undersigned wish to express thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, help and sympathy extended to them after the late bereavement of Miss THOS. FP scoT?T and family.
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McCammon
Idaho
Widow exemption tax policy discussion at county courthouse
All widows who have not yet stood the exemption certificate are asked to appear at the county courthouse. County Assessor Hillman and Deputy Assessor Gallece Will attend to the process under W. H. Willman.
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Oaking
Hillman
Gallece
W.H. Willman
Moonlight Ball Tonight at Magle Hall
Moonlight Ball to be held at Magle Hall Pine on campus grounds under Prof Gage direction. Class members may attend from 7 pm with public event starting at 10 pm sharp. listed amenities promise a pleasant evening with first class entertainment.
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Magle Hall
Prof
Gage
Moonlight Waite
Kate's Fresh Vegetable Ling Noted in Stock
A brief item notes that Kate's carries a fresh vegetable ling with diverse greens and seasonal produce. The listing highlights availability and local sourcing, inviting shoppers to visit for a variety of vegetables.
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Ling
Kate's
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Wallin, Pond, Stratford and
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Idaho Palle
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