Investigator Urges Action Over Local Window Breakers
A local investigator reports widespread glass vandalism touching many buildings in the city. He cites J F Murray planing mill Oscar Ritzman Eugene Leonard Fred Caldwell Joe Spillman and others as victims and calls for legislative or public actions to curb the vandalism. He notes a North Seventh Street foundry with 500 new lights broken after work halted and records damage across schools and vacant houses.
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T. R. Vestal
J. F. Murray
Oscar Ritzman
Woodland Grove
Eugene Leonard
Fred Caldwell
Joe Spillman
West Pocatello
North Main
West Fremont Street
North Hayes
Dows
Salt Lake
North Seventh Street
Montana
Leaven Peters
Sweet
D. W. Davis
Pocatello
Witty
South Second
Tech commencement tonight carries a fine program
The Idaho Technical Institute holds its annual commencement at 8:30 PM in the Institute auditorium. The program features piano solos, vocal performances, a tribute to the late President Reed, the conferring of diplomas, and the commencement address by Mr. Theodore Turner Jr. Acting President Norman B. Adkison presides.
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Tech Commencement
Idaho Technical Institute
Institute
Campbell
President Reed
Walter Tr. Cleare
Carl Bohm
Voyal
Theodore Turner, Jr
C. R. Prazier
Robert Eden
Anna Spongberg
Arey Een
Norman B. Adkison
Mendelssolo
Miss Nell Curtis
Mr. Campbell
Window vandalism raises costs for vacant houses in city
A man named White reports monthly glass losses totaling about $10 from a vacant home at Avenue in charge of EF. After an occupant left, a meeting began and in thirty minutes every window was broken. At 362 North Main a $150 plate glass window was smashed with a rock bag to steal a $4 gun and an old watch.
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White
North Main
Band Meets Tonight in McNichols Wright Hall
Local brief notes report the Gate City band gathering in McNichols Wright hall this evening. Ashton Glenn Simmer, Boise-Payette Lumber manager for the Ashton branch, spent Thursday in the city on business. Roy Losch and Mrs Cline with others attended the Schumann Heink concert at the same hall. Pocatello Elks manager Al Brezee has lined up a strong squad for Sunday’s game against Blackfoot at Brady Park, the first local diamond contest of the year.
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Gate City
McNichols & Wright Hall
Ashton
Glenn Simmermacher
Boise-Payette Lumber Company
City
Roy Losch
Cline
Nels Porter
Idaho Falls
al. Brezee
Pocatello Elks
Brady Park
Lewis admits western opposition to Washington policies
Clarksburg Telegram reports Senator James Hamilton Lewis, once a staunch supporter of Wilson policies, now acknowledges Pacific coast and western states oppose the administration. He notes demands to bring troops home, halt plans for Siberia, oppose European alliances, and focus on Mexican affairs, reflecting broad public dissatisfaction with federal leadership.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Senate
Lewis
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Mountain States
Washington
West
Siberia
James Hamiton Lewis
Submarine Telephone Planned Between Key West and Havana
Direct telephone service between Key West and Havana may begin by December. Colonel Sosthens Behn says a submarine cable linking the mainland and Cuba will be laid in the coming months. Prominent engineers are involved and summer construction is planned to start. The Cuba Key West link is the first segment of a larger Caribbean system.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Associated Press
Key West
Havana
Sosthens Behn
Cuba
Behn
Cheater Antilles
Submarine Telephone System Planned After War
Colonel Behn says wartime phone advances enable a future submarine system, with the Key West to Havana leg to be the world's longest submarine cable phone link. Mr Belin, former president of the Cuban Telephone Company, commented on the current English Channel cable as the longest.
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Colonel Behn
Key West
Havana
English Channel
Belin
Cuban Telephone Company
United States
County Assessor reports record motor license revenue this year
Bannock county revenue from motor licenses in the first five months surpasses all of 1918. KR O Graham notes many local cars were found without 1919 Idaho licenses during visits to Lava Hot Springs Bancroft and Grace. Most owners complied after warnings while a few remain to be licensed or tied up.
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Bannock County
Caribou County
Franklin County
KR. O. Graham
Grace
Utah
Mr. Graham
Idaho
Bancroft
Graham
Lava Hot Springs
Distr
Threats against President Wilson lead to bond for Chicago man
George Mark Stall was held on $10,000 bond on charges of making threats against President Wilson. He is married to Lucy Parsons, widow of Albert Parsons, one of the Haymarket anarchists.
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Chicago
George Markstall
Wilson
Lucy Parsons
Albert Parsons
Haymarket
Wedding presents advertised at Smyth's Jewelry store
Old papers offer wedding presents at Smyth's Jewelry store as a promotional sale notice. Teaser mentions Ady Ady and dates in a fragmented caption.
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Tringle
Ady
Smyth's
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