Automobile Ordinance Delayed by City Council Meeting
City council held a lengthy regular session with Alderman Bisbhne absent on a Pennsylvania visit. Two ordinances were read first time, numerous claims approved, and several items deferred to next Monday night. Officials reported lights out, small police and jail repairs, and a busy street department with repairs and fuel receipts.
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Bisbhne
Pennsylvania
Pauline E. Bryan
Smith
Church
Pump House
Scream Scene at Police Station Ties Dr Cleminson Case to Miss Kolb
In Chicago at the Sheffield avenue station Miss Anna Kolb screamed as she was placed in the cell with Dr Haldane Cleminson, accused of murdering his wife. The interview ended with more screams and led to Kolb naming several women linked to Cleminson.
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Chicago
Sheffield Avenue
Anna Kolb
Haldane Cleminson
Miss Kolb
Cleminson
Floods Bring Severe Damage in Fernie B C
Heavy rain caused Elk river to rise rapidly flooding homes lumber mills and schools. Booms carried logs downstream by the thousands and streams in Kootenai broke records. Canadian Pacific track washed away in multiple locations.
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Winnipeg
Fernie
B. C
Elk River
Kootenai
Canadian Pacific
National Balloon Race Set for Tomorrow in Indianapolis
preparations underway in Indianapolis for a national balloon race starting tomorrow. Allen R. C. Hawley of New York arrives to oversee inflation today while Major H. B. Hersey of the weather bureau arrives to chart air currents for aviators. Six balloons compete for the national championship cup offered by the Aero Club of America.
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Indianapolis
Allen R. C. Hawley
New York
H. B. Hersey
United States Weather Bureau
Aero Club of America
Mrs Sorelle Honored by Women’s Study League Luncheon
The Women’s Study League hosted a luncheon at the North home on South Arthur Avenue honoring Mrs Rupert Sorelle who departs with her husband soon for Chicago. Fifty guests attended with water color forget me not wreaths, a Ghost Autograph book presented, and a plant prize awarded in a flower contest.
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Women's Study League
Geo. H. North
George H. North
South Arthur Avenue
Women’s Study League
Rupert P. SoRelle
Chicago
North
Study League
SoRelle
Walter Siders
Weeter
Dubois
Blackfoot
Granville
Ross Fork
Dietz
Rees
Nelson
Palmer
The
Train wreckers foiled near Duran New Mexico
A bold attempt to wreck the westbound Golden Gate Limited on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific near Duran, Texas, was thwarted when a freight train struck the obstruction first. Ties and rails were piled on a curve. robbers fired on the freight crew and escaped into the foothills.
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el Paso
Tex
Golden Gate Limited
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Duran
New Mexico
Benefit Dance for Occidental Team in Pocatello
The Occidentals of Salt Lake a colored baseball club stranded in Pocatello for ten days with a new manager plan to play McCammon there tomorrow afternoon. A benefit dance to recoup losses is held at the Richelieu club on North First avenue tonight inviting all colored residents to attend.
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Occidentals of
Salt Lake
Pocatello
McCammon
Richelieu Club
North First Avenue
Pocatello High School to Hold Commencement Exercises Tonight
The Pocatello High School commencement will be in the Auditorium Theatre at 8:30 with a fine musical program led by Miss Margaret Hunter. Rev. Dr. Elmer I. Goshen of Salt Lake City will deliver the address on The Law of Cause and Effect. Diplomas will be presented by Mr. Lyman Fargo as the class of 1909 is listed.
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Auditorium Theatre
Mr. Goshen
Salt Lake
Pocatello High School
Auditorium
Margaret Hunter
Goshen
Lawrence High School
Rubinstein
Land of Swallows
Masini
Society of Today
Elmer I. Goshen
Calvary
P. Rodney
Virgil Samms
Herbert Samms
Lyman Fargo
Dewy Dells
Henry Smart
H. A. Mullen
Lena L. Smith
Grace N. Adamson
Helen N. Latterner
Charles Cannon
Ernest R. Loux
Drew W. Standrod
Idaho Governor Brady Returns from Seattle Alaska Exposition
Governor James H. Brady of Idaho and accompanying officials and guests completed the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition opening in Seattle and arrived home in Portland on their return trip.
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Portland
James H. Brady
Idaho
Gem State
Seattle
Robbers Identified in Omaha Bandit Ring
Owaha June 4. Detective McDonald of Spokane identifies a bandit calling himself Golden as brother of Charles R. Shelton, the man arrested in Denver. No confession from the Omaha group. Shelton to be brought to Omaha within a day or two.
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Owaha
Gordon M. Gollen
Golden
Charles R. Shelton
Denver
McDonald
Spokane
Omaha
Shelton
Yale collides with Lackawanna ferry Brenon in North River
The Metropolitan Line steamer Yale struck the Lackawanna ferry Brenon in the North River. Yale sustained minor damage while Brenon suffered a badly stove side and loss of port-side equipment. Passengers from both ships were quickly taken ashore.
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New York
Metropolitan Line
Yale
Boston
North River
Lackawanna
Brenon
Dover man found dead by hanging near outskirts
An unidentified man was found hanging from a tree limb on the Dover outskirts. He carried $1,193.72 in his pockets and had been seen in erratic behavior since Monday. Tuesday he asked a druggist for enough carbolic acid for one, but the request was refused.
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Dover
N. J
Senate adopts LaFollette wage correspondence resolution
Washington reports the senate with no opinion on the issue today adopted Mr LaFollette s resolution urging the president to transmit to the senate all correspondence between the state department and the German government or its representatives concerning the German report on wages.
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Washington
Senate
Clerk Wanted in Forest Service
United States Civil Service commission announces an examination on June 16 in Salt Lake City and several western cities to fill forest clerk vacancies at $900 per year and similar roles at up to $1,200. Eligibles may be appointed to Ash ley and Nebo forests in Utah, Coeur d'Alene and Nez Perce in Idaho, Cheyenne and Laramie in Wyoming, and Humbold t in Nevada.
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Ogden
United States Civil Service Commission
Salt Lake City
Logan
Utah
Boise
Moscow
Pocatello
Idaho
Cheyenne
Laramie
Sheridan
Wyoming
Reno
Nevada
Forest Service
Ashley
Fillmore
Fishlake
Manti
Nebo
Coeur d'Alene
Caribou
Nez Perce
Lemhi
Payette
Cheyenne, Laramie
Humboldt Forest
Roosevelt party prepares trek amid scarce water
In Kijabe on June 4 the Roosevelt party gears up for a journey into the South country. They face a two day waterless trek, as Roosevelt spends the morning hunting colobus monkeys.
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T. R
Kijabe
Roosevelt
South Country
Mr. Roosevelt
Peruvian Cabinet Resigns En Masse
Lima reports the entire Peruvian cabinet has tendered its resignation today after President’s request, signaling a political shakeup as the government undergoes leadership reorganization.
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Lima
Touched an Indian Arrest Of Ocasta On Robbery Charge
Frank Ocasta a Mexican was arrested for robbery after Bannock Indian Johnson Taylor alleged he was touched for a five dollar bill inside the Walled City. The accused was arraigned before Justice J M Masonheimer and bound over to the district court. John Tom a local offender paid a five dollar fine for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Frank Ocasta
Johnson Taylor
Bannock
Ocasta
John Tom
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Masonheimer
District Court
Patrick Habeas Corpus Plea Denied by Court
Albert T. Patrick serving life for the Rice murder had his writ of habeas corpus rejected by the appellate division of the New York State Supreme Court. The decision, issued in New York on June 4, denies release from Sing Sing prison.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Duel to the Death at Kentucky Northern Incident
Charles Evelth general manager of the Kentucky Northern railroad was shot by Edward Riley while Riley sought employment. Evelth, wounded, fired twice at Riley. Both men are reported dying.
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Beattyville
Charles Evelth
Kentucky Northern Railroad
Edward Riley
Evelth
Riley
Turkish Fire Skirmish Reported Near Deuriyal
In Alexandretta on June 4 Turkish soldiers fired in the village of Deuriyal. Turkish officers have acted arbitrarily toward villagers and there is fear of a repetition of the Adava tragedy.
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Alexandretta
Deuriyal
Troops Ordered In To End Strike Tensions
McCloud June 4 state troops arrived to ease suspense over a prolonged strike. The scene shifted from tense anxiety to calmer conditions as the presence of troops reassured residents. The situation remains under government oversight with no reported clashes.
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McCloud
Dynamite blast in Coalinga oil field kills two men
A premature dynamite blast in the Coalinga California oil fields results in two deaths and two others narrowly escape. The mangled bodies highlight a deadly accident and raise safety concerns at the site.
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Coalinga, Cal
Jane
Coalinga
Thaw to stay at Mattewan State Asylum
New York June 4. The Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court in Brooklyn rules Harry K. Thaw must remain confined at Mattewan State Asylum for the criminally insane. The decision upholds the commitment amid ongoing legal dispute over his confinement.
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Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
State Asylum For the
Mattewan
Appelate Division
State Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Weston Still Walking Reaches Lookout West of Laramie
Edward Payson Weston, the veteran pedestrian, in apparently good health, reached Lookout 27 miles west of Laramie this morning while continuing his long walk trend.
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Weston
Laramie
Janes
Edward Payson
Lookout
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