Rainey Faces a Serious Charge in Teen Affair Probe
Charles Rainey was arrested on alleged involvement with a fourteen year old girl in Pocatello. Officials investigated, Rainey confessed, and case details remain limited as county authorities consider further action with parties in Utah. The girl, living in Ogden with her mother identified as Grews, has family ties to locals in Idaho and Utah.
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Charles Rainey
Constans Methavey
Talutar
Fa Nelson
Pocatello
Jostier of the Peace
Knowles
Constable McGarvey
Rainey
Tie
Nelson
Smith
Cooper
Utah
Ogden
Grews
Davis Case Probed in District Court Today
Davis case involving white slavery against William Davis, a Col ored club owner, comes up this afternoon in the district court. Visiting parents Mrs H C Daub per and two babies and Mrs Hyslop of Vancouver B C arrive Saturday and will spend a month visiting their parents Mr and Mrs George Kimpton.
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Davis
William Davis
H. C. Daubper
Hyslop
Vancouver
B. C
George Kimpton
Attorney A. H. Buchanan Seeks New Location in City
Ava Missouri attorney A. H. Buchanan visits the city to assess conditions for a possible move. He chats with old-time friend J. H. Hibbard during his stay and tours local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Buchanan
Ava, Mo
J. H. Hibbard
Chautauqua Ground Committee Chooses Ellison-White Site
A Chautauqua ground committee met this afternoon to decide a site for the Ellison White Chautauqua. The event will be held in Pocatello during the summer.
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Pocatello
Weekend Visit Of Engineer J W Ryan At Local Home
Week end guest is J W Ryan a week end engineer with the Rio Grande Western who arrived from Grand Junction Colorado and stayed at the home of his brother in law T W Rickard for the weekend.
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J. W. Ryan
Rio Grande Western
Grand Junction
Colo
T. W. Rickard
Sanitary Commissioner condemns potatoes at M Y Produce
White of the Sands-State Sanitary Department visited the city this morning and condemned a cart of potatoes delivered to the M Y Produce company after inspections in several quarters. The tubers were ordered burned.
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Sands
White
M-Y Produce Company
Improvement seen as Moscow visitor returns after long absence
Sees Improvement Thomas Collatt of Moscow, once Bannock citizen and Soda Springs resident, visits with David Anderson. Collatt hadn t seen Gate City in 12 years and notes notable growth. Frank Watson, former Hub store head and booster, is in town recalling old friends. Watson says he lived in Seattle and had a dispute with a porter after arriving at the new depot.
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Thomas Collatt
Moscow
Bannock
David Anderson
Collatt
Soda Springs
Gate City
Frank Watson
Prank
Seattle
Death Notice for Walter Prancis Brewster Veteran of 18th Ohio
Walter Prancis Brewster aged 69 died yesterday morning at Bib Noth Arthur of acute Brights disease. He served in the Civil War with the 18th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Company G. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Clara Leaf and Mrs. XII. 1. Chock hart, and two brothers and a sister in Ohio. Funeral services planned 2:90 Wednesday afternoon at the family home, Larkin undertakers in charge.
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Walter Prancis Brewster
Tocatello
Bright
Bib Noth Arthur
Clara Leaf
Xii
Chockhart
Ohio
Tie
18Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Tame Ily
Larkin
Bryan Indicates Will Not Bolt From Nomination
Chicago June 5 William Jennings Bryan as a newspaper correspondent toured presidential candidate headquarters including Roosevelt. He was interviewed at Republican delegates and when asked if he would accept Prohibition party nomination he said he could do more good for prohibition in the Democratic party.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Interview. Org
Bryan
Prohibition
Jeffers Succeeds Ware as Union Pacific Manager
Omaha, Neb. June 5 The selection of William Jeffers general superintendent of the Union Pacific to move Charles Ware to general manager was announced by President Mahler. The appointment takes effect immediately Ware resigned after the resignation of Mr Mohler President elect E F Calvin will succeed Mohler July 1
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Omaha
Neb
William Jeffers
Union Pacific Railway
Charles Ware
Mahler
Ware
Mohler
Jeffers
E. F E. Calvin
Busy Tuesday Session At Commercial Club
The Commercial club plans a full Tuesday meeting with major items on the agenda. The G A R convention and the Eagles gathering are set to be discussed along with several civic matters. President MacAlpine urges strong club attendance to ensure thorough representation and early arrival.
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Commercial Club
Eagles
MacAlpine
Roosevelt at Kansas City signals crowning political effort
Memorial day appearance by Colonel Roosevelt in Kansas City is hailed as a defining moment with potential political consequences. The piece notes party maneuvers, upcoming primaries, and shifts in Democratic platform drafting led by President Wilson.
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Roosevelt
Kansas City
North Dakota
Jimmy Reynolds
Friends of Candidates
Chicago
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Salt Lake City
Spry
Nick Longworth
Washington
Cincinnati
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Hughes Appears in Nominating Maneuver for Hughes
Roosevelt faction debates Hughes nomination amid uncertain support. Whitman plans to outline Hughes political views and record. The Progressive committee, Geo. W. Perkins Governor Johnson and Horace Wilkerson, is authorized to negotiate with Republicans.
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Roosevelt
Whitman
Hughes
Progressive Committee
Geo. W. Perkins
Johnson
Horace Wilkerson
Mayor Urges Water Conservation After City Takes Control
The mayor and city administration warn residents to curb water use as the city owns the system. He cites wasteful sprinklers and hydrants and notes council rules will soon be enacted to protect supply. About 300 more taps exist than last year, and cooperation is urged to avoid stricter measures.
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Williams
Tech Conservatory Ends Year With Somber Yet High Class Recital
The Technical Institute marks its conservatory closure with a celebrated program by 135 students across all departments. Seven extension recitals reached about 1500 attendees in southern Idaho, led by Professor Blair and pianist Mr. Crossland. The event showcased Chopin, Chaminade, Wagner, Grieg, and Beethoven with two-piano performances, earning enthusiastic though somber reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical Institute
Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Idaho
Blair
Crossland
Fintermountain
Pocatello
Borg cc Vaste
Chopin
Mahon
Chaminade
Marguerite Houtz
Twilicht
Mary Helen Brown
Emily Whittlesey
Ethel Stinger
Alaska as a Vast Northland News Center Explained
Seward Alaska June 5 delegate James Wickersham argues Americans confuse Alaska’s geography. He says Seward and Katmai are far apart and highlights vast distances, volcanoes, Bristol Bay canning, Kodiak bears and Mt McKinley in a single region description.
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Seward
Alaska
James Wickersham
Congress
Chamber of Commerce of
Wickersham
United States
Thas
Cook’s Inlet
Anchorage
Katmai
Kuskokwim Valley
Moun
United States Army
Yukon River
Aleutian Islands
Mount Redoubt
Bogoslof
Bering Sea
Bristol Bay
Kodiak Island
Mt. McKinley
Mataniska
Karmai
Boundary dispute outlined by war bulletin on border control
The War Department orders mobilized Texas New Mexico and Arizona militiamen to guard the U S southern border amid Mexican raids. A National Geographic bulletin traces the border through the Rio Grande and the 1833 1848 era gains, noting irrigation driven flow variations and long-disputed boundaries.
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Washington
D. C
War Department
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
United States
National Geographic Society
California
Rio Grande
Colorado
Gulf of Mexico
el Paso
Berm Ons
Rio Grande del Nort
Bir Pend
Rio Bravo Border Reality and Historic Territorial Shifts
The piece traces how the present border between the United States and Mexico was established through the 1848 Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty and the 1853 Gadsden Purchase. It notes territorial consequences for Mexico and the U S, the vast area impacted, and the scale of border states and militia deployments along the line. It references Santa Anna’s fall and the enduring border myth of a thin khaki line.
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United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
Texas
New Mexico
California
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Colorado
Gadsden
Gula River
Sonora
Santa Anna
Alaska
Insular
Lower California
Chihuahua
Coalula
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulipas
War Department
Sparta
Women In The News Highlights Diverse Paths Of Firsts
In St Louis a Syrian refugee girl graduates from the St Louis College of Pharmacy earning a Pharm D after arriving four years ago. Grace Steimgardt and her mother, new Americans, learned English while she studied and worked in a drug store. In San Francisco Dr Lillian Jane Martin retires from Stanford after leading the psychology department since 1899. Born in Olean New York she studied at Vassar and Gottingen and wrote psychology works in German. In Fort Worth Mary Jane Skidmore, claimed to be one of three surviving daughters of the American Revolution, marks her 17th birthday with a DA R reception. Her father Jonas Frazee served under Washington and heard the liberty bell.
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St. Louis
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
America
Grace Steimgardt
Beyreuth
Syria
San Francisco
Lillian Jane Martin
Leland Stanford University
Wiil
Olean
N. Y
Vassar
University of Gottingen
Stanford
David Starr Jordan
Fort Worth
Tex
Mary Jane Skidmore
Jonas Frazee
Cincinnati
George Washington
Philadelphia
Philadelphia society women take to aviation
Philadelphia society women pursue aviation with Mrs. Paul Denekla Mills of Radnor making her first flight and Mrs. George C. Thomas Jr. enrolling. They plan ambitious journeys and will use specially built aircraft.
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Philadelphia—Society
Philadelphia
Paul Denekla Mills
Radnor
George C. Thomas, Jr
Carnegie Heiress Margaret Carnegie Graduates Private School
Miss Margaret Carnegie daughter of Andrew Carnegie has graduated from a private school. At nineteen she already actively engages in civic and philanthropic work and has served two years as president of the Armstrong League, which educates about Indians and Negroes.
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New York
Margaret Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
German Workingwomen Unite for Three Day Convention in Jackson
Jackson Michigan reports delegates from all Michigan sections gather for a three day convention of the Allgemeiner Frauen Arbeiterbund the German Workingwomen's union. In Minneapolis Minnesota a circle of 13 began dancing lessons eighteen years ago and last week the former dancer bought the Plaza hotel. Miss Ethel Malcolm, once a young dancer, will manage the hotel herself between classes.
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Jackson, Mich
Workingwomen’s Union
Michigan
Allgemeiner Frauen Arbeiterbund
Minneapolis
Minn
Plaza Hotel
Ethel Malcolm
First Woman Heads Major Pennsylvania Electric Utility
Mrs. Clara M. Ware becomes the first woman in Pennsylvania to lead a large public utility after a merger of several Lancaster County electric firms. She learned the electrical trade in her husband’s office and now presides over the new company.
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Warrisburg
Clara M. Ware
Pennsylvania
Tancaster County
Ware
Local YMCA Prepares For Tennis Season With 50 Plus Entrants
More than fifty players have signed up for the YMCA tennis tournament in Pocatello. Groups determine entrants with finals set for the top finishers. Players practice on YMCA courts as organizers prepare the event and standings will be based on average per match.
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Pocatello
Don Carruthers
W. Hf. Wittvy
W. Kk. White
A. Bo Holik
A. Krussman
A. B. van Ness
A Sonnesae
W. C. Cleare
Don Talmage
R. H W. Palmer
Fred Knickerbocker
Stanley Cleare
F. W. Gio
H. FE
Ray Oe
Holmes
R. M Isrell
If. Archibald
Floyd
Wy Pomeroy
A. Gifford
Paul Bhan
Louis Gallet
Harold Holmes
J. P. Craig
G. N. Ifft
If B. Thompson
L. Thompkins
C. van Dyke
A. Myers
Dr. Wolcott
A. FL Sellers
WT. Archibald
Beck
Elmer Cole
T. FE. Brannon
Bob Watson
Dr. Evans
A. Scott
Reg. Cleare
R. Robinson
Kv. Hansen
Ralph Winegartner
Arnout
K. K. Kingsbury
B. Kx. White
V. Samms
B. W. Wheatley
A. R. Eberhart
F. C. Terrell
J. MacKenzie
WT. S. Hamilton
R. W. Adams
Lem Adams
Chas. Allen
Geo. Hinckley, Jr
Middies Sail For Annual Cruise At Sea
Annapolis reports the U S Naval Academy will send three lower classes on the annual cruise aboard the Missouri Wisconsin and Ohio. They will undergo seaman ship tests and not return until August 30.
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Annapolis
Missouri
Wisconsin
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Cleveland
National
Tacoma
Wash
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oy Trenton
N. J
Order of United Workmen of New Jersey
United States District Court
David Gomersall
Supreme Court Allows Levee Work by Mississippi Commission
The U S supreme court ruled that the Mississippi river commission is not enjoined from constructing levees. The decision affirms authority for levee development along the river as of June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi River Commission
Wall Paper Cleaning Service Ad
Wall paper cleaned to look new by secret process. All work guaranteed. Phone 184 or leave order at Perkins' Second Hand Store, corner Third and Center.
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Perkins
Third and Center
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