Auto Owners Tourists Aid Meeting in Pocatello
Secretary Froom of the Chamber of Commerce arranges a meeting for all automobile owners in Pocatello Thursday evening June 10 at the chamber hall. J B Mermond of Pocatello sits on the Idaho State Automobile Association board. The group plans road marking in Idaho, road maps, legal auto advice, tourist bureaus, and promoting Idaho’s scenic beauty to outsiders. The good roads issue will be discussed and publicity visits will run from Twin Falls to American Falls through the week.
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Froom
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Idaho State Automobile Asation
J. B. Mermond
Idaho
Twin Falls
Buhl
Burley
Idaho Falls
American Falls
Late teacher of Pocatello under arrest
Anna Coleman a former Pocatello and Kenwood school teacher faced grand larceny charges filed at Nampa and a subsequent perjury count. Bond set at 3500 dollars, hearings set for July 12, Coleman claims diamonds faked from a bygone romance with A G Reinhardt of Lincoln Illinois.
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Anna Coleman
Nampa
Pocatello
Miss Coleman
Holden & Holden Law Firm
Idaho Falls
A. E.schmitt
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Boise
Salt Lake
Misa Coleman
Kenwood
A. G. Reinhardt
Lincoln
Ill
Wyoming
Reinhardt
Lacoma
American Express Company
Iss Coleman
Fo Express
Idaho
Mr. Reinhardt
Gallet Returns for Memorial Day and State Work
G Tm. Gallet, a well known Pocatellan and Idaho state auditor, visited for several days this week to attend Memorial Day exercises and handle personal matters while noting his department’s busy state work and enthusiasm for efficiency.
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Tm. G. Gallet
Pocatellan
Idaho
Department of State
Murderers At Large In Northwest After Bancroft Double Killing
Frank D. Jennings and Ella Jennings were found dead beside their car near Bancroft with four bullet wounds each. Sheriff Mabey reports no new leads as a large touring car, possibly with two suspects, was nearby. Robbery suspected. $1,000 reward circulars distributed nationwide. Revelare Secret Service aiding the investigation.
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Bancroft
Frank D. Jennings
Ella Jennings
Northwest
Geo. E. Mabey
Mre Jenning
Jennings
Geo
KE. Mabey
Revelare Secret Service
Pocatello
Rose pleads guilty in district court trial
Rose admitted guilt to an incident with intent after two young girls testified as principal witnesses. Judge Baum will likely decide the sentence after remaining criminal calendar cases. Rose, a waiter formerly a motorcycle trooper, faces 1 to 14 years in prison but awaits sentencing. Frank Miller, charged with grand larceny, is being tried for stealing a steer from Theodore Swanson near the city.
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O. R. Baum
Clifford Rose
Walter H. Anderson
Rose
Pocatello
Frank V. Miller
William Edens
I. E. McDougal
Miller
Theodore Swanson
The Man From Home presented by Idaho Technical Institute
The graduating class staged The Man From Home to a thrilled Auditorium audience. Horace Doty played Daniel Voorhees Pike and Mary Welker portrayed Lady Creech with notable skill. Miss Pearl Hodges earned special credit for the production’s success.
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South Tarkington
Idaho Technical Institute
Italy
Mr. Doty
Mary Welker
Lady Creech
State official hails cabinet system as cost saver and excellence
The official credits the cabinet system with saving money across all state departments and bringing out the best in each. He announces plans to seek re election on the Republican ticket and urges supporters to remember the positive impact of his administration.
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Department of State
Rotary Boosts Local Affairs in Pocatello Meeting
Thirty Rotary club members at a weekly luncheon agreed to canvass for ticket sales for the Twentieth District Rotary Gee club concert at the Auditorium next Thursday evening. The Utah Agricultural College glee club from Logan will visit before the Atlantic City convention, with advance ticket sales at Temple Pharmacy.
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Rotary Club
Rotary Gee Club
Glee Club
Utah Agricultural College of Singers of
Logan
Northwest
Boise
Atlantic City
Rotary Board of Governors
Rotarian Fargo
Second Avenue
Commercial
Rotary Clubs
Rotarians
Siders, Clothier and
Budge
Commercial Club
Pocatello Baseball Club
Claude Bistline
Fitspatrick
Pocatello
Congress to Adjourn by Last of Week
Congress will end its present session Saturday after the Senate adopted a resolution of adjournment. A 44 to 24 vote followed two failed amendments to provide a July 12 or August 2 recess. The move comes with White House assurances that President Wilson will not call a summer special session unless a grave emergency arises.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
Wilson
University home economics cuts lunch cost for students
Young women in the University of Texas home economics program learn to reduce family meals’ cost. The course shows before and after menus, halving lunch price from 45 cents to 24 cents per plate for four, with different dishes and desserts.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Irish Women Burn the British Colors
The state department asked the District of Columbia commissioners for a statement on the burning of a British flag by women sympathizers with Irish freedom in front of the treasury. No protest was received from the British embassy. the act drew little public attention as treasury banner bearers had ceased to attract notice.
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Washington
State Department
District of Columbia
Treasury
Department
Kidnappers Steal Coughlin Baby in Norristown
The kidnapping of 13 month old Blakley Coughlin from his crib remains unsolved. Intruders used a ladder to reach the nursery window and were familiar with the family home.
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Norristown
Blakley Coughlin
Coughlin
Taft comments on taft era politics Boise speech
Taft warned Idaho leaders that Johnson could win at Chicago with few votes left and named Wood and Lowden as top nominees. He forecast tax revision as a key issue for a victorious Republican party and criticized the Nonpartisan league as a passing movement sowing its own destruction. Wilson’s league of nations prospects were muted with reservations likely after March 4, 1921.
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Hiram Johnson
Chicago
Lowden
Wood
Johnson- Borah-Gronna
Wilson
League of Nations
America
William Howard Taft
Philippine Islands
United States
Idaho
Johnson
Mr. Taft
California
New England
Portland
Mr. Lowden
Borah
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Wood
Taft
Boise
Nonpartisan League
North
Governor delays execution date for Cole and Grammer
Lincoln Nebraska June 3 AP Governor McKelvie extended the execution date to July 9 for Alson B Cole and Allen V Grammer sentenced for the 1917 murder of Mrs Lulu Vogt near Elba. The stay follows an appeal pending before the US circuit court of appeals at St Paul Minnesota.
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Lincoln
McKelvie
Alson B. Cole
Lulu Vogt
Elba
Allen V. Grammer
Cole
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Minn
Agriculture Will Wreck Socialism at Cologne Congress
Cologne June 2 AP report says Dr Heim leader of Bavarian peasants party announced a looming green international of peasants. He claims agriculture is the rock upon which Socialism will be wrecked and fixes August 6 for the international peasant congress in Cologne.
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Cologne
Heim
Bavarian Peasants Party
Veil Reforms Spark Backlash in Turkey Tourists See Changes
London reports the spread of Western ideas loosening the veil for Turkish women. A high‑status woman who abandoned her veil faced violent retaliation when a male relative fired shots, wounding her seriously in the street.
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London
Near East
Priintrend
Monastir
Tennessee Wonder Ship Leads New Battleship
New York reports the battleship Tennessee sails into commission at the Brooklyn navy yard under a $30 million build. At 625 feet long and 98 feet beam, she displaces 32 500 tons and features a top‑mast fighting brain with fourteen inch guns and instant signaling. The vessel includes luxurious crew accommodations, a linotype printing shop, and a motion picture camera, with active service slated for August 1 after a practice cruise to Guanatanamo Bay.
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New York
Tennessee
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States Navy
Guanatanamo
Cuba
Government plans steps to curb liquor theft and forgery
Washington June 3 AP reports the bureau of internal revenue weighing drastic measures to stop illegal withdrawal of liquor from bonded warehouses and to curb counterfeit prescription blanks. Commissioner Kramer said authorities are crafting a plan to ensure liquor under government supervision cannot be removed without proper authorization.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Kramer
Prohibition Leaders Seek Republican Attitude on 18th Amendment
Chicago June 2 AP Virgil G Hinshaw chairman of the Prohibition National Committee draws up two questions for Republican presidential candidates to answer in person. He aims to reveal each candidate's view on the Volstead act and the 18th amendment and its enforcement. Bryan will arrive tomorrow to support a prohibition platform endorsement.
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Chicago
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
Mr. Hinshaw
William Jennings Bryan
Hinshaw
Prohibition Party
Friends of Prohibition
International Reform Bureau
Church Temperance Organizations
Bryan
Wisconsin
National Temperance Council
Platform
Republican Party
Democratic Resolution Committee
San Francisco
Prohibition
Johnson arrives in Chicago amid loud show of support
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California spoke at the League of Nations headquarters after a noisy welcome in Chicago. Thousands lined the route to the hotel and a balcony appearance drew a three minute demonstration as Johnson affirmed Americans will govern their lives without European dictation. He noted Siberian Expeditionary force withdrawals urged in the Senate and was greeted by a committee, soldiers, and sailors in uniform. Harding was expected later with no planned public demonstration.
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Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
California
League of Nations
Auditorium
Senator Johnson
Europe
Johnson
Siberian
Russia
Senate
General Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Warren G. Harding
Villa Attacks Parral In Chihuahua Mining Center
El Paso reports Parral Chihuahua a city of about 15000 population was attacked by Villa faction forces yesterday. Parral serves as the center of a large mining district with many American and foreign owned companies operating.
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el Paso
Parral
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Villa Repelled at Parral in Mexican Rebel Raid
AP dispatches report Francisco Villa attacked Parral yesterday but was repulsed by the garrison with losses. Ignacio Enriquez pursues Villa, while rail service between Chihuahua and Jiminez resumes. Parral is isolated. Jiminez Parral railroad cut. bridges burned. Villa’s force appears larger than estimated.
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Washington
State Department
Francisco Villa
Parral
Ignacio Enriquez
Chihuahua
Jiminez
Chihuahua City
Villistas
Villa
Mexico
Osuna Leads Growing Mexican Revolt Forces
Juarez reports General Carlos Osuna commands a fluctuating rebel force estimated from 2000 men to as few as five as Mexico's new revolutionary government faces its latest military challenge.
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Juarez
Carlos Osuna
Mexico
Rebels Overtaken in Villa de Allende Action
General Carlos Osuna who revolted has been overtaken and defeated at Villa de Allende by forces under Generals J. Gonzalo Escobar and Ignacio Enriquez, advices received at Liber tas constitutionalist headquarters in El Paso indicate.
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el Paso
Carlos Osuna
Villa de Allende
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Ignacio Enriquez
Libertas Constitutionalist
Poland Accepts Danzig Mandate After Norway Refusal
Copenhagen June 3 AP report that Norway declined to accept the mandate over Danzig when offered by the Supreme Council, and the mandate was subsequently accepted by Poland. The National Tidenden notes the development as the diplomatic stance surrounding Danzig remains unsettled.
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Copenhagen
National Tidenden
Norway
Danzig
Supreme Council
Poland
Witness Seeks Expanded Probe of Campaign Expenditures
Senator Pomerene, Ohio Democrat, urged extending the Senate committee's inquiry beyond the Democratic convention to include presidential and senatorial campaigns. The resolution would study receipts and expenditures of political committees and campaigns for president and vice president and for the U S Senate, with a report due by early December 1920. The measure was laid over until tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Pomereve
United States Senate
Witnesses Set to Testify on Wood Campaign Funds
Senate committee hearings focus on pre convention campaigns and expenditures. Witness Warren Gregory, tied to the Hoover California primary, and W B Burtt of Coloonel Procter’s Weed committee faced questions about funds, ledgers, and requests for funds. C H Duell described early Wood campaign planning and the November 1919 meeting at Ambrose Monell's home.
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Senate
Warren Gregory
Herbert Hoover
California
W. B. Burtt
Coloonel
William Cooper Procter
Weed
Busiggpe
Asestaas
Ambrose Monell
New York
Wood Campaign Fund
Burtt
Wooed National Committee
Rational Wood Committee
Kenyon
Reed
George Sunday
Wood
Hitchcock
Senator Spencer
Sunday
Chicago
William Wrigley, Jr
C. D. Shaffer
Wood Fund
Cc. H. Duell
Wood Campaign
Nuary
John T. King
General Wood
Robert Cassatt
Monell
Contradiction over funds in Missouri politics surfaced
Fiat denied accepting money for Governor Lowden's Missouri candidacy claiming no mention of Lowden to W L Cole. He said the $500 check from Morse was a personal contribution for the third Missouri district. Cole’s testimony tied Harding funds to Missouri activities, while Morse linked Lowden funds to Cole in Lowden's interest.
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Lowden
Missouri
W. L. Cole
Ebl Morse
Morse
Cole
Harding
Harry M.daugherty
Flood Damage Estimated Over Million After Nebraska Cloudburst
Property damage in Homer and nearby towns from Omaha creek flood waters on Tuesday topped 1 million dollars after a cloudburst near Homer Nebraska. Local officials surveyed affected areas and coordinated relief efforts.
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Homer, Neb
Homer
Omaha Creek
Here
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