City wins park water rights case in district court
Judge Budge ruled for the city in the land and water rights dispute over the two springs near the park. Bass faces a 60 day window to motion for a new trial or appeal. Attorneys Gray & Boyd for the city and Winters & Reeves for Bass argued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Budge
Bass
Gray & Boyd
Winters & Reeves
Theodore Turner
Weeter Lumber Company
Morgan and Winn
Strayner
City fights for liquor license as suit lands in court
In Pocatello Idaho Perkins and McCarty sue to compel city to grant an eighteenth retail liquor license. City answers with denial and a jumbled assertion about Joe Murphy and past moral uplift. Plaintiffs move to strike Murphy references. judge to hear motion tonight in a night session.
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CITY
Perkins & M
Carty Gase
Parkins & McCarty
Witty
Pocatello
Joe Murphy
Gray & Boyd
Perkins & McCarty
Joseph Murphy
Budge
American Falls Water and Realty Company Formed
Promoters in Pocatello and American Falls organize the American Falls Water and Realty company to install a water works system, sell 1300 lots in Old Townsite this summer, and attract settlers to Power City Idaho. Capital is set at 250,000 with incorporators including D. W. Standred and I. N. Ireland of First National Bank Pocatello Fred G. Caldwell of Bannock Abstract and Trust and L. L. Evans and Dave Evans cattle interests.
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American Falls
Idaho
Pocatello
I. N. Ireland
Fred G. Caldwell
Bannock Abstract and Trust Company of Pocatello, L. L
Dave Evans
Promoters Aim to Build Water Works at Power City
Six men led by Benja min Howells land commissioner for the American Falls Canal and Power company meet to elect officers and finalize plans. They seek to build a complete water works system in Power City, buy 1500 lots in the old American Falls townsite, and promote American Falls as a milling farming and manufacturing hub for southern Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings
Oneida County
Benjamin Howells
American Falls
Pacific Railroads Slump On Change
In New York on June 3 stocks fell sharply with Pacific railroads and copper industries leading the decline. Losses ranged from 2 to 3 points as prices dropped below last week’s break amid unseasonable weather, business contraction signals, and discouraging remarks from Harriman system leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific
Harriman
Wight Accepts Post as Internal Revenue Commissioner
New Orleans June 3 Pearly Wight a Republican national committeeman from Louisiana has accepted the post of commissioner of internal revenue effective December 1 with the date set for assumption of duties.
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New Orleans
Pearly Wight
Louisiana
Internal Revenue
Strained Ties Persist Between United States and Japan
United States Attorney Devlin has taken depositions from witnesses to the San Francisco bath house and restaurant attack as part of an international inquiry. He will continue collecting statements and report findings to Washington. In Tokyo, leaders fear changes in US Japan relations due to federal state autonomy tensions and labor clashes over treaty rights following the second San Francisco incident.
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San Francisco
United States
Devlin
Washington
Tokio
Japan
Davis Monument Unveiled in Richmond Virginia Today
Jefferson Davis, former president of the Confederacy, is honored by a bronze monument unveiled in Richmond on Monument Avenue. The statue stands on granite, within a semicircular colonnade, with inscriptions affirming vindication of Davis and the Confederate cause. Mrs. J. A. Hayes of Colorado Springs unveiled the statue.
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Richmond
Jefferson Davin
J. A. Hayes
Colorado Springs
Colo
Davis
Monument Avenue
Mr. Davis
Jefferson Davis
Frisco Bribery Cases Postponed to Next Saturday
The arraignment before Judge Dunne of Abraham Buet G H Ambsen Joseph K Green and W Brobeck on bribery indictments for trolley franchise bribery to Parksite Transit is postponed to next Saturday. Judges and counsel will hear arguments on a motion to set aside indictments against Louis T Glass and T V Halsey of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co for bribery of supervisors not to grant a Home Telephone franchise.
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San Francisco
Dunne
Abraham Buet
G. H. Ambsen
Joseph K. Green
Brobeck
Parksite Transit ¢ Company
Louis T. Glass
T. V. Halsey
The
Pacific States ‘Telephone
Haywood Jury Formed to Try Haywood in Boise
The Haywood trial jury for W. D. Haywood was completed at 12 30 p m with C V Severn added to chair six. The twelve jurors include real estate man Thomas Gess and carpenter Levi Smith among ten farmers and ranchers. Haywood recovered from Saturday illness and the trial resumed at 3 p m with the indictment read.
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Prisioner
Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Jane
W. D. Haywood
C. V. Severn
Thomas B. Gess Findley
M’bean
D. Gilman
Daniel Clark
George Powell
V. Severn
I. F. Messecarf
Lee Scrivener
J. A. Robertson
Noted Violinist Karl Riedelsberger To Perform
Noted violinist and lecturer Karl Riedelsberger will give a mural recital and lecture at the Pocatello Y M C A on Wednesday evening June 5. Born in Königsberg East Prussia he studied with Emile Sauret in Berlin and later led major orchestras in Berlin New York and Chicago before coming to America as a concert violinist and director.
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Karl Riedelsberger
Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Germany
Max Brode
Brode String Orchestra
Emile Sauret
Berlin
Stern Conservatory
Berlin Theatre and Philharmonie
America
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
New York
Rosenbecker Orchestra
Chicago
Mass Meeting Set At City Hall For Fourth Of July
Mayor Loux calls a mass meeting at city hall tomorrow night with the Commercial club to plan a Pocatello Fourth of July celebration. Committees will be formed to run the event, raise funds, and select leaders, urging broad attendance by business leaders for a fitting citywide observance.
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Loux
Commercial Club
Pocatello
Indians Rally Past Logan In Ragged 16–9 Victory
The Pocatello Indians defeated Logan 16 to 9 in a ragged five inning game. Crow pitched well for Logan, while Bair relieved for Pocatello and held the visitors to one run in the final innings. Attendance was about 600 as Milt Stern’s team lined up upcoming games at Rexburg, Idaho Falls, and Ogden on home soil.
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Pocatello
Logan
Loganites
Pred Crow
Crowe
Freddie
Singleton
Fred
McCulloch
J. Adams
Ali
Hank Bair
Crow
Indians
Milt Stern
Rexburg
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Violin Director from Minneapolis to Perform in Pocatello
The Des Moines Musical College leader, director of the violin and harmony at Johnson School of Music in Minneapolis, and honorary Schubert Club member in Seattle, appears in Pocatello. The event aims to attract musically minded residents and will utilize the association rooms to capacity.
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Des Moines
Ta,) Musical College
Johnson School of Music
Minneapolis
Schubert Club of
Seattle
Pocatello
Gate City
Association Rooms
Green and Gaynor Must Pay Five Hundred Seventy Five Thousand
The U S circuit court of appeals issued a four year sentence and a total fine of 575000 in the Green and Gaynor fraud case involving government harbor contracts in Savannah Ga The ruling was written by Judges Shellby and McCormick with Judge Padee dissenting.
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New Orleans
Supreme Court
Green and Gaynor
Savannah
I.a
Harbor
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Shellby and McCormick
Padee
Chinese Revolt Causes Refugees to Flee to Amoy Port
Amoy China June 8 reports Changchow and Okhe unsettled. Refugees keep arriving, and many missionaries from all denominations have reached Swatow. Quiet remains but anxiety grows over the revolt's outcome in the surrounding country.
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Amoy
China
Changchow
Okhe
Swatow
Fire at Newark Turnverein Hall Kills Janitor and Family
A morning blaze at the Newark Turnverein hall destroyed three beehives and caused thousands in damage. The janitor Hoenki his wife and child died in the fire. Eight families living on upper floors were evacuated as police assisted residents to escape.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Turnverein Hall
Hoenki
Cleveland machinists strike for nine hour day
Two thousand machinists in Cleveland Ohio walked off the job for a nine hour day. They had been working ten hours and expect to be idle until a settlement is reached.
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Cleveland
Drunken Inkom Boys Arrested After Beer Run Incident
Four Inkom youths aged 16 to 21 were jailed in Bannock County after a beer order from a McCammon saloon led to a clash with a freek construction crew camp. Deputy Sheriff Burnett McGarvey transported them from McCammon to Pocatello and filed the case with County Attorney Gray. The incident could implicate the saloon owner who sold the beer.
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Inkom
Gray
Pocatello
Tkem
Burnett McGarvey
J. Williams
Milo Bishop
Leo Ferguson
George Whitworth
Williams
Bishop
Hildebrant
Ferguson
Grace
Whitworth
McCammon
oMlee
McGarvey
Gate City
McCammon Isaloon
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City of Pocatello
Turner
Lavatta
Wight
Frisco
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Stennenberg
City Hall
Logan Baseball
Stern
Ramshaw
Siddons
Morley
Ryan
Thorpe
Ot Crow
McColloch
Adams
Bair
Hannigan
Martin
Christensen
A. R. Higson
Poccatello
L. Bush
B. P
Tratt
Stoney
Pocatello A.B. R. H. K
Ree A
MacAuley
Barrett
Green
Gaynor
Newark Pire
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