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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
9
The article surveys U S public opinion on avoiding war amid German and British hostilities and notes the strong desire to keep the United States out of the conflict. It compares current sentiment with 1898 and reports on tax, Wall Street, and education campaigns amid broader economic shifts.
The congressman urges students to plan for the future and pursue lifelong learning. He stresses systematic reading, current literature, and familiarizing with great authors, noting many successful people funded college by working or borrowing from the Northwestern Educational Foundation. He calls for good citizenship and helping fellow citizens.
General Sales Agency in Pocatello advertises the Stella Piano Mandelette a nine pound instrument claiming quick setup in five minutes and three instruments in one with a 10 cent sheet music offer Installment plans available Write or visit 326 N Main for a home demonstration and contact 1033 by phone for details.
Mrs. George M. Moore of Chicago and two Moore daughters Georgia and Frances arrive for a month with Senator and Mrs. Brady marking their first Idaho visit. Mrs. R. M. McLeod and daughter pause in town on travels through Canada and the east. An unknown man about 35 is killed after being severed by an eastbound freight at McCammon. he refused to identify himself and was taken to county authorities.
Civic club meets Monday at the public library with all members urged to attend. Sealed bids for excavation and foundation work on the Standred and Daniel building at Main and Bonneville will soon be received. U P 8 C of First Presbyterian reports monthly business at Mies Norby’s home.
The Pocatello Milling & Elevator company filed incorporation papers for a $50,000 capital venture with 500 shares at $100 each. The charter runs twenty years and names John L. Barr I. S. Lambing F. G. Strayer W. H. Woolward and G. S. Barr as first directors. Principal Idaho office will be in Pocatello.
Michael Gaimari, a political lieutenant of Tammany leader Thomas Foley, is killed on March 8. The prosecution theory alleges a political conspiracy to terrorize opponents. Alleged conspirators include Gaeno Montimagno, convicted of murder in the first degree May 25, and rocks Cornell and Frank Fennimore, supporters of Foley’s foe Michael A. Rofrano.
New York District Attorney Perkins plans to put on trial Monday Rooks Cornell and Frank Fennimore, lieutenants of Deputy Street Cleaning Commissioner Rofrano, for the murder of Michael Gaimari, a rival political worker. Montimagno’s first degree conviction underscores alleged higher up involvement and a broader conspiracy to control city politics.
Wyoming's quarantine on sheep from Utah and Idaho disrupts rail transit and stirs pressure to lift it. Union Pacific and Idaho Utah sheepmen fear prosecution and seek federal takeover of interstate livestock controls.
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