Standpatters in Iowa win over the insurgents
In Washington the standpatters claim a gubernatorial victory and the renomination of Walter J. Smith in the ninth district and C. A. Kennedy in congress, defeating insurgent candidates led by Senator Cummins. Hull’s defeat at seventh district shifts the House Military Affairs Committee. Milwaukee hosts state Republicans weighing support for the national administration as Sherman and Watson prepare to speak. Sioux Falls shows George W. Egan leading a field with Vesey and Elrod in flux and Egan predicted to win by several thousand.
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Washington
Congress
Walter J. Smith
C. A. Kennedy
C. Cummins
Capitol
Smith
House
Cannon
J. A. T. Hull
House Committee On Military Affairs
Hull
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Davidson
Michael Dalton
Ashland
Republican Party
Emanuel L. Phillip
James E. Watson
Sioux Falls
George W. Egan
Vessey
B. Elrod
Egan
Martin
Burke
Mulligan Faces Jury In Local Option Trial
W H Mulligan of Gate City drug store goes on trial before District Judge Alfred Budge on a charge under the state local option law. Detected by special detectives for selling alcohol to T O Strang, Mulligan waives examination and is bound over on $500 bonds. Stephenson also faces related district counts with other similar cases pending.
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W. H. Mulligan
Gate City
Alfred Budge
C. A. Lewis
F. C. Christensen
W. C. Davis
E. F. Cutler, Jr
William Neeser
Harry Horsley
B. H. Prescott
Thomas Hatch
E. G. Houde
Harold Reubelmann
Sam Bollwinkel
C. Leroy Lewis
Mulligan
T. O. Strang
Bannock County ,Anti-Saloon and Law Enforcement League
Justice of the Peace
Felix van Reuth
William Stephenson
Stephenson
George E. Gray
Robert M. Terrell
H. V. A. Ferguson
Wheat closes at 95 percent in Chicago market
In Chicago June 6 July wheat finished at 95 percent, signaling a steady close for the trading day. Market observers noted modest gains amid steady demand and steady export activity.
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Chicago
Heyburn Woman May Be Death by Her Own Action
Mrs. J. Anderson wife of a prominent Heyburn merchant vanished last Friday evening. Her apron and slipper were found on a Snake River bridge and a wide search with grappling hooks failed to locate her. Husband suspects temporary insanity led to suicide after removing valuables and moving from Bancroft to Heyburn. She leaves a seven year old child.
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Heyburn
Idaho
J. Anderson
Anderson
Snake River
Mr. Anderson
Negro Soldiers to Remain in Seattle
Washington June 8 President Taft refused to accede to Seattle citizens demand for removal of the Twenty Fifth infantry colored after a soldier was accused of assaulting a white woman. Local Senator Jones transmitted the request.
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Taft
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Jones
Twenty- Fifth Infantry
Fort Lawton Commander Silent on Washington Dispatch
In Seattle on June 8 Lieutenant Colonel Miller said he could not discuss the Washington dispatch about the president's stance on complaints against negro soldiers. No report has been made from Fort Lawton to Washington and none have been called for. Private Nathaniel, accused of assaulting a woman, has been turned over to civil authorities for trial and post routines have resumed.
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Seattle
Miller
Fort Lawton
Washington
Nathaniel
Taft seeks immediate effect for railroad rate power
President Taft urges rapid congressional action to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to rule on proposed rate increases. He cites a Missouri injunction and a conference with railroad presidents who paused increases until the pending bill becomes law. The message warns delays allow carriers to file future increases and calls for immediate enforcement upon investigation.
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Washington
White House
Aldrich
Senator Elkins
Taft
Congress
United States Court
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
William H. Taft
Seniors In Class Play at Academy of Idaho
The Senior class of the Academy of Idaho staged Vinero's The School Mistress to a large audience under Miss Daly's direction. The cast featured many named students and local figures, with praise for all performers and a note of upcoming graduation exercises at the University of Idaho auditorium Friday evening, including a commencement address by Supreme Judge Airshie of Boise.
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Academy of Idaho
Vinero
Academy
Alice Lorraine Daly
Department of Expression
East
Miss Daly
Vere Queekett
Clare Goodwin
Eavensvet
Sss
Guy Clenden
Rankling
Leota Herron
Thoneers
Rose Jondreau
Miss Dyott
Columnia College For Daughters of Gentle- Moto Escoes
Gwendolynne Furey
Archibald Rankling
C. B
H. M
Pando
Reginald Paulover
Dave Reese
Pegey Hesserigge
Ethel Moore
John Mallory
Pandora
Peter Derham
Saunders
Mallary
CANDIDATES FOR RE-ELECTION SEEK NOMINATIONS
The Boise Capital News notes that nearly all state office incumbents will seek nomination by petition, requiring about 1500 signatures. Officials named include Chief Justice Isaac N. Sullivan Governor James H. Brady State Auditor D. Taylor Attorney General D. C. McDougall State Treasurer C. A. Hastings and State Superintendent S. Belle Chamberlain. Petitions will circulate across 23 counties.
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Secretary of State
Boise Capital News
Isaac N. Sullivan
Supreme Court
James H. Brady
Ex-Bank Cashier Shoots Self in Local Hotel Room
Harry B. Kay, 34, formerly a Pasadena bank cashier, killed himself with a .38 revolver at the Monarch hotel in this city. His body was found by traveling companion A. H. Dudley around 2 PM, Kay had recently been nervous and morose, and telegrams were sent to relatives in St. Joe and Pasadena.
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Harry B. Kay
St. Joe
Pasadena
Cal
Monarch
Smith & Wesson
A. H. Dudley
Spencer
Mr. Kay
Mr. Dudley
The
Dudley
Northwest
Kay
H. A. Castle
Sprague
Boys Visit Wholesale Houses June 10
A group of boys from the local Y M C A will tour Idaho Wholesale Grocery and Jensen Creamery on Friday June 10. The trip, overseen by Robert E. Tucker, will include guided tours, gym work, and swimming pool time. Boys should arrive at 2 p.m. sharp and bring a friend.
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Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
Jensen Creamery Company
Robert E. Tucker
Dorchester Marks 280th Anniversary of Mary and John Landing
Boston Dorchester celebrates 280th anniversary of the Mary and John landing that founded the town. The event recalls the third oldest New England settlement and its early settlers.
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Boston
Dorchester
New England
Mary
John
Teton Basin Praised as Fertile Idaho Region
C. G. Campbell editor of the Teton Valley News in Driggs Idaho notes he is traveling via Pocatello toward Pennsylvania and praises Teton Basin as fertile for dairying grain and fruit. He predicts a railroad into the area and calls it a favored Idaho region with mild winters and notable summer beauty. He especially highlights strawberries.
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C. G. Campbell
Teton
Teton Valley
Campbell
Teton Basin
Weather forecast signals clear skies ahead
A fair and cool night gives way to Thursday with mostly sunny skies and warmer daytime temperatures. Winds light. Low temperatures in the 40s. Highs near the 70s.
Postmasters Meet Opens Fifth Tri-State Session
Minneapolis hosts the fifth annual Tri-State Postmasters association meeting with Minnesota and the Dakotas. Mayor Haynes delivers welcome, William Kaiser gives the presidential address, and United States Senator Moses E. Clapp discusses post office affairs at the Hotel Radisson.
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Minneapolis
Tri-State Postmasters’ Association
Minnesota
Dakotas
Radisson
Haynes
William Kaiser
Fairbault
United States
Moses E. Clapp
Cook Sues Peary Over Bear Skins Payment
Berlin reports Dr. Frederick A. Cook the Arctic explorer has filed suit in Berlin to recover ten thousand dollars he says is due from Commander Robert E. Peary for bear skins and other polar products delivered.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzieger
Frederick A. Cook
Robert E. Peary
Cook
Brakeman seriously injured in Daly's canyon fall
Dillon reports freight brakeman J Nelson on the Oregon Short Line between Lima and Butte fell from a moving train near Daly's spur in Ryan's canyon. He suffered a broken leg with bone protrusion, multiple fractured ribs, and was taken to Dillon then Salt Lake City for treatment with amputation anticipated.
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Dillon
J. Nelson
Lima
Butte
Ryan’s Canyon
Daly’s Spur
Salt Lake City
Zeppelin To Vienna Flight Planned By Count In 1500 Mile Route
Berlin reports Count Zeppelin will voyage to Vienna on the Zeppelin V for a special visit to Emperor Francis Joseph. The trip begins morrow night and returns via Breslau Chemnitz and Nuremberg covering about 1500 miles.
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Berlin
Count Zeppelin
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Breslau
Chemnitz
Nuremburg
Kansas University Commencement Held at Robinson Gymnasium
The University of Kansas held its annual commencement in Robinson gymnasium. Professor Josiah Royce of Harvard University delivered the commencement address to the graduates.
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Lawrence, Kas
University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Josiah Royce
Harvard University
Miss Pearl Wright Visits Nephi With Misses McPherson
Miss Pearl Wright of Nephi Utah is making an extended visit with the Misses McPherson.
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Miss Pearl Wright
Nephi
Utah
Misses McPherson
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Cummings
South Dakota
East Side
Bancroft
Great Britain
King George V
Queen Mary
A. of I. Auditorium
George Turner
America
Hague
Driggs
Cook Sues Peary
Ryan's Canyon
U. OF K
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