McCumber Calls Ridder Statement An Absolute Falsehood
Washington June 5 senate committee resumed hearings on the Canadian reciprocity bill. Senator McCumber challenged a Ridder statement as unfounded correcting the record after protests from Senators Stone Hailey. The house focused on committees while the steel inquiry slated to resume Wednesday.
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Congress
Pomerene
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Supreme Court
House
Taft pledges sugar trust records to committee
President Taft promised Representative Hardwick of Georgia that all information on the sugar trust in executive custody would be given to the special House committee. Hardwick said the inquiry would begin next week and would probe the government cash settlement with the trust.
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Washington
Taft
Representative Hardwick
Georgia
House
Executive Department
Hardwick
Cavalry Officer Reprimanded Over Promotion Comment
Colonel Joseph Carrard of Fort Meyer West Virginia was reprimanded by the secretary of war under Taft for reporting against a soldier’s promotion exam on grounds that he had Jewish parents. The president urged patience and avoiding condemnatory words.
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Washington
Joseph Carrard
Fort Meyer
W. Va
Secretary of War
Taft
John Dillon Hurt In Dublin Auto Crash
Nationalist MP John Dillon of East Mayo was seriously injured in an automobile accident near Dundalk. He was dunned head and back after his car struck a culvert and breached a glass screen. He rallied after initial fears and was taken to Dundalk hospital in serious condition.
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Dublin
John Dillon
East Mayo
Dundalk
Portland Voters Choose Municipal Officers in City Election
Portland voters go to the polls to select a full slate of city officers. The mayoralty is the main contest with incumbent Mayor Simon and Republican A. Grushlight facing Democrat George H. Thomas, Socialist Charles H. Otten, and Prohibitionist J. Allen Harrison.
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George H. Thomas
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Death of Marquis Emilio Deojeda Spanish ambassador
Biarratez reports the death of Marquis Emilio Deojeda in Biarratez on June 5. He served as Spanish ambassador to the Vatican during the break in relations with the Holy See and was formerly minister at Washington.
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Biarratez
Emilio Deojeda
Vatican
Madrid
Holy See
Washington
Lumber Trust Investigated by Special Grand Jury
Chicago judge Landis impaneled a special grand jury shortly before noon on June 5 to investigate all illegal operations of the so called lumber trust.
Pocatello Stars Face Idaho Falls in Ten Innings Classic
In a top pitched duel at local grounds, Idaho Falls Sunnylanders edged the Pocatello Indians 2 to 1 in ten innings. Slim Hall struck out 13, beating Professor Beam who allowed five hits and fanned 13 for Pocatello. Hall’s three strikeouts with the bases loaded ended the threat as Idaho Falls won in the tenth.
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Pocatello High School
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Mize
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Finnell
Barthold
Derham
Sorelle
Edgington
Changnon
Larson
Slim Hall
Bistline
Richmond
Ray Hall
Fox
Redskins
Freeman
Finngll
BEING
Brandall
Wilson
BUM Ds
July Wheat Ends Quiet in Chicago Trade
In Chicago July wheat futures closed at 93 percent, reflecting a subdued session with little notable activity or shifts in prices.
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Supreme Judge Airship Addresses S S Workers
Justice James F. Airshie of Idaho's supreme court urges Sunday school as character builder in Bannock County rally. He argues conscience and moral force grow from early teaching, citing Bible lessons as guiding ideals for citizenship and public life.
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Bannock County Sunday School Union
Congregational Church
James F. Airshie
Supreme Court of Idaho
Baptist Church
D. W. Standrod
E. A. Krussman
C. W. Pomeroy
John P. Cong
Galilee
Paul
Mars Hill
Agrippa
Varius
Pocatello Earns Narrow Victory Behind Key Hits
Earned runs favor Pocatello in a tight game as Sorelle and Derham connect for two base hits. The contest features strong offensive bursts from the hometown lineup and timely baserunning to secure the win.
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Pocatello
Sorelle
Derham
Baseball box score excerpt shows pitching duel
Struck out by Hall 13, by Beam 13. Bases on balls off Beam 2, off Hall 2. Wild pitches Beam 1. Double play Derham to Fox to Freeman. Sacrifice hit Fox. Umpire Mr. Cosgrove of Pocatello.
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Beam
Hall
Derham
Fox
Freeman
Mr. Cosgrove
Pocatello
Johnson seeks $30,000 to fight Wells in London
Chicago June 56. Heavyweight champion Jack Johnson said he would fly to New York to meet promoter Hugh McIntosh in London and sign on the spot if offered $30,000 to meet Bombardier Wells for any distance.
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Hugh MclIntosh
London
Jack Johnson
New York
Bombardier Wells
Sanitary Inspectors Probe Pocatello Clean-Up Push
Four offenders against state sanitary laws were cited in Judge Van Reuth's court during a Pocatello clean-up drive led by Deputy Inspectors Parker and Smith. Chief of Police John Ellis was fined for manure accumulation at his barn. others faced similar penalties. Ice dealers were ordered to prepare chests to keep food from handling by delivery men, as part of the pure food movement. The Academy of Idaho graduation featured Rev. C A Edwards urging character and love as life principles.
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Ellis
W. F. Stone
J. B. Thayer
M. L. Findley
Pocatello
C. A. Edwards
Blackfoot
Academy of Idaho
U. of L
Christ
Calvary
Judas
Idaho
Luther
Knox
Calvin
Huss
Catherine Booth
Lord Shaftesbury
England
Suzzalo
Columbia University
New York
James H. Brady
Academy
Mendelessohn
New Independent School District Created in Bannock County
At a county commissioners meeting a new independent school district was formed from district No. 35 at Bancroft. An April petition led to a May 13 election with 48 votes for and 1 against. Trustees named Elias Stoddard, Andrew L. Andreason, George Telford, John Williams, L Sumner Pond, and Joseph Christensen to terms ending 1911 1912 and 1913 respectively.
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Bannock County
Bancroft
Elias Stoddard
Andrew L. Andreason
George
Bell Company Buys Utah Independent at Public Auction
The Utah Independent Telephone company was purchased today at public auction by the Rocky Mountain Bell company for the sum of 1 200 000 dollars. The sale occurred in Salt Lake City Utah and confirms a major consolidation in the local telephone industry.
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Utah
Utah Independent Telephone Company
Rocky Mountain Bell Company
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