Pocatello Elk Players Take the Championship
Pocatello Elk baseball team returns from Salt Lake as Utah Idaho champions after eleven innings battle with Salt Lake. Hallich, Bresee and Nash starred as Pocatello impressed crowd with strong defense and late scoring run. Banquet plans drawn and a rematch hoped with Salt Lake team later in season.
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Hame
Salt Lake
Utah
Idaho
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Kureke
Pocatello Elk
Kureka
Park City
Musw
Gate City Bunch
Hallowell
al Brezee
Adolph
Atick
Hallowe'l
Phil Nash
Ples Wilson
Rry Fox
Plez
Homer
Texas
Boentello
Nash
Forandelson
Bistline
McCurdy
Morley
Adolf
Breace
Freeman
Skeet Connors
Kronstadt Incident Is Closed
Petrograd reports the Kronstadt incident is closed as the local soldiers and workers delegates recognize the provisional government. The Kronstadt secessionists had sought to form many self governing communities and urged nearby towns to join. Tseretelli and Skobelife persuaded the secessionists to abandon their plan.
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Tseretelli
Skobelife
Kronstadt
March of Gray Clad Veterans Aided Red Cross in Idaho
Rev. John Hallowell Dickinson of the Episcopal church of Pocatello traveled to Portland to attend the National Red Cross Council as the mayor's representative. Washington marked the grand review day of the United Confederate Veterans with President Wilson in attendance and a holiday across the capital. Idaho received 250000 of the national 100 million Red Cross fund, with Pocatello's share 20000, as a conference planned for Saturday night to outline president's commission plans. Rev Dickinson returns home tomorrow.
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John Hallowell Dickinson
Episcopal Church of
Washington ,D. C
United Confederate Veterans
Lee
Jackson
Johnston
Pennsylvania Avenue
Court of Honor
Wilson
Idaho
Red Cross
Pocatello
Bucking Up on Tactics of the Army
Local citizens form study groups to learn military drills and field maneuvers. An officers' school meets in Elk temple rooms while an awkward squad drills at Antlerhall under R. H. Palmer. Civic guard aims to grow with new members. contact Chas G Sumner or Dr Allen Hanson.
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Elk Temple
Antlerhall
R. H. Palmer
Chas. G. Sumner
Allen Hanson
Palmer
Salt Lake
Former Colorado Senator M A Leddy Dies in Colorado Springs
M A Leddy former state senator auditor and treasurer died today in Colorado Springs from paralysis. He served in public finance roles and was a prominent figure in state government.
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Colorado Springs
M. A. Leddy
Classified Ads Find Tenants for Good Homes Quickly
Local classifieds seek renters for suitable houses and apartments. Listings promise quick occupancy and easy showing arrangements with clear contact details and flexible lease terms.
Rocky Mountain News marathon to start in Littleton
Between thirty and forty runners will hear the starter at Littleton for the fifth annual Rocky Mountain News marathon. The 10.4 mile race ends in Denver with entrants from Maine to Utah including military recruits and western college runners. Prizes include trips to the National AAU championship in St. Louis and medals for finishers under an hour and a third.
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Colo
Littleton
Rocky Mountain News
Army
Navy
Western College
Maine
Utah
Tad Jonson
Salt Lake City
Bugler Theriault
First Colorado Cavalry
Wyomne
E. Towns
Chicago
Woolfe Gaffen
Nebraska
Johnson
Albert J. Wardon
Wardon
San Francisco
Tve
St. Louis
Wren
Rocky Wotain
Amateur Athletic Union
Roland G. Parvin
Bannock Registration Hits High County Total
Bannock County records a total registration of 3 706 with Pocatello at 2 053 unchanged and leading the state. The county board completed the tally showing Bannock County records high figures for the year.
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County Registration Board
Bannock County
Pocatello
Idaho Counties Record Registrations Rise in County Totals
Idaho Falls reports 846 registrations with Bonneville County likely topping 1,400. Ada County including Boise shows 2,165, with Boise registering 1,200.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville
Ada County
Crop Report Sees Late Season Despite Frost Plant Damage
Boise reports an unusually cold week with frost affecting prunes and late planting in some regions. Apples, prunes, and cherries show heavy set. oats, wheat, and barley favorably affected in warm areas. Flood damage along the Clearwater and around Coeur d Alene lake. snow remains in mountains, threatening high water later. Stock gains steady. pasture and range excellent, late-season yields overall promising despite winter kill in parts.
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Boise
Coeur d’Alene Lake
Armenia Relief Mission Probed by American travelers
De William T. Bliss and Charles E. Beury of Philadelphia sail on the steamship Express of Russia for the Far East to study conditions among Armenian refugees and the relief work funded by Americans. They plan a later inquiry in the war zone of Europe.
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Vane B.i
Personal visitors to Buhl and nearby cities
Personal roomer C. A. Vaughn was a Buhl business visitor in Felgene yesterday. J. A. Kee a business visitor in the city yesterday from Shoshone. W. R. Moore was in the city on business from Treasureton yesterday.
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Roomer
C. A. Vaughn
Flcelgne
J. A. Kee
Citvy
Shoshone
Ww. R. Moa
Treasureton
Cholera Morbus and a Home Remedy Reminder
Mrs Charles Enyeart of Huntington Indiana reports that two of her children suffered cholera morbus in 1911 and found immediate relief using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The passage warns of the disease’s danger and advises keeping the remedy at hand for quick use.
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Chelséa
Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Local Congregational Ladies Meet and Community Events
Congregational church ladies hold a special business meeting in the church parlors Friday afternoon. Rebekah lodge hosts a card party at Odd Fellows hall on North Main June 1. Auxiliary club plans a rummage sale Saturday June 9 in the vacant building opposite the American Express on North Arthur. Lady Maccabees host a social dance Friday at Eagle hall with special music. Benson Institute chef Mr M W Briggs of Portland conducts electric cooking demonstrations for Idaho Power with Mrs Briggs lecturing. today is the final day after three days.
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Congregational Church
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
North Main
American Express
North Arthur
Lady Maccabees
Eagle Hall
M.W. Briggs
Benson Institute of Home Economics
Portland
Oregon
Idaho Power Company
Man From Front Will Lecture on War as It Exists
Captain J Edgar Warner B E F a San Francisco native and early war front veteran will lecture next week on War as It Is. Corporal J J Davies of Spokane Washington and Canadian Field Artillery will introduce him after returning from the front. Davies reports Warner’s experiences and aims to show how war appears on the front with practical insights.
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J. Edgar Warner
Warner
San Francisco
Alaska
J. J. Davies
Pocatello
Canadian Field Artillery
Davies
Spokane
Washington
New Gas Appliance Firm Opens at 230 North Main
A new firm opens tomorrow at 230 North Main selling the Champion Gas Maker and a gas burner. Gas for the appliance is generated in a tank by the stove using kerosene and air. Demonstrations in cooking will be given all day starting at nine o’clock in the morning.
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North Main
Bad Road Cut Across to Port Neuf Reported Risky
A reader phone report says the road cutting to Port Neuf from the highway is flooded and muddy. Several cars have been stuck and pulled out in recent days, and crossing the loop via the bridge is risky after dark. The highway itself remains passable.
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the Tribune
Portneuf
Bulldog Receiver Highlighted In Texas Case
In El Paso Texas on June 7 a brindle bulldog named Sir Richard is noted as the only canine in the state to have a receiver appointed for him. The unusual proceeding marks a curious legal step in pet care.
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el Paseo
Tex
Sir Richard
Texas
Dispute Over Ship Sir Richard Ends in Favor of Moye
Max More and Cartara Muela contested possession of Sir Richard. Muela lost in lower courts and appealed to the Texas Court of Civil Appeals. Justice E F Higgins wrote that Sir Richard belonged to Moye and ordered its surrender by receiver J Harley, appointed for the ship.
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Max More
Cartara Muela
Muela
Sir Richard
Texas Court of Civil Appeals
E. F. Higgins
Moye
J. Harley
Lafayette College 82nd Commencement With Military Atmosphere
Lafayette College in Easton Pa marks its 82nd commencement with a military atmosphere on campus including a large field tent for general assembly and class reunion. Class day is tomorrow alumni day Saturday and graduation Monday with an oration by former New Jersey governor John W Griggs.
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Fasion
Lafayette College
Lafayette
John W. Griggs
New Jersey
Romania to Restart Fight After Army Reorganization
Paris reports Premier Bratianu says Romania has reorganized its army and will resume the war. A German force attacked northwest of St Quentin at midnight but was driven back under heavy French fire, with substantial losses.
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Paris
Rumania
Bratiano
St. Quentin
Ment
M Farland Declares He Is Farmer in Draft Interrogation
Joliet June 7 a torn lightweight boxing celebrity Packey McFarland appeared before the draft registrar. When asked occupation he replied Farmer keeping a garden and four cows. He claimed no exemption though married and 28 years old.
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A_ torn
Packey McFarland
McFarland
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