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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1914

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Huerta Suspends Tampico Blockade to Aid Mediation

Washington dispatch reports Huerta decided to suspend the Tampico blockade to avoid disrupting Niagara Falls mediation. Riano notified Bryan of the action and orders to Mexican gunboats to return to Puerto Mexico. Officials say the move may broaden mediation and expect Carranza to join the Niagara talks as Antilla’s cargo dispute is watched.

Washington, D. C Huerta Tampico United States Niagara Falls Riano Bryan Puerto Mexico Carranza Niagara Saltillo Antilla Mexico City Mex

Mexican gunboats Saragosa and Bravo off Tampico

Rear Admiral said that the Mexican gunboats Saragosa and Bravo arrived off Tampico at 2 this morning. He did not state if their commanders knew of the suspension of the blockade.

Washington, D. C Bravo Tampico

Fairview addition shown as ideal residence site in Pocatello

Large crowds visited the new Fairview tract in Pocatello praised for beauty and irrigation. A panoramic movie documented the plot and park views while the water well depth rose from three to six feet. The water tested pure and healthful with millions of gallons available. Houses under construction mark growing development.

Fairview Pocatello

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Recovery of Bodies Underway off Empress of Ireland

Rimouski Quebec June 8 The first step toward recovering 800 or more bodies imprisoned in the wrecked Empress of Ireland was taken when a diver descended from the Canadian government boat Druit and explored accessible parts of the sunken liner for over an hour. The Empress lay on its side in about eighteen feet of water.

Rimouski Quebec Druit

Escapee Charles Winner Recaptured in Wyoming Town

Charles Winner, one of about six inmates who sawed out of the county jail, was recaptured in Rawlins Wyoming after fleeing to freedom. He had pleaded guilty to liquor law violations and, with A H Hing, fled the area before Deputy Sheriff Dick Soule identified him. Back in Pocatello he faces charges for the jail break, a felony, and likely a harsh sentence.

Charles Winner Wyoming A. .H. Hing Rawlins Dick Soule Winner Pocatello Lowry Charles Williams Soule Court House

Wilson May Accept Panama Toll Toll Repeal Amendments

Washington reports President Wilson is expected to accept Senate amendments to the Panama tolls repeal while reserving the right to discriminate in favor of U S shipping. The president reportedly believes the measure does not involve treaty rights and may be attached as a non treaty action.

Washington, D. C Wilson Senate Panama

Thaw Bail Bid in Extradition Case

Washington D C June 8 Application filed in su e court by counsel forarry K Thaw for his release on bail pending extradition proceedings in which New York seeks to remove Thaw from New Hampshire.

Washington, D. C Arry K. Thaw New York Thaw New Hampshire

Harvester Combine Ousted and Fined in Anti Trust Case

The U S Supreme Court affirms Missouri high court ousting International Harvester from Missouri and levying a 25000 pound fine for anti trust law violations. The decision upholds constitutional restraints on combinations in commodities not labor. The ruling signals broader federal oversight of interstate rail rate disputes in Shreveport Texas cases. Justice Hughes notes inter commerce must have one master.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court Missouri Supreme Court International Harvester Company of America Commerce Commissions Shreveport The Commission State Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Texas State Railroad Commission Federal Commission Texas Commission Texas Hughes

Academy Concert Showcases Students at Conservatory

The Academy's annual concert at the Academy auditorium features twelve selections including vocal duets piano and violin solos and an oboe solo. Performers include Misses Chandler West Hunter and Rein with pieces by Chopin Obinski and Hewitt among others. Dorrien, captain of the academy basketball and baseball teams, is expected to perform in the final play and will appear as David Garrick tomorrow.

Conservatory of Music Academy Auditorium Iano Chandler West Alton Berets Madge Butler Llewellyn Roubidoux Chopin Dorrien The Academy Enly David Garrick

Star Affair Annual Event Promises polished senior play

The Academy Senior play held a dress rehearsal showing professional grace from the cast. Miss Ethel Clayton leads as the leading lady with acclaimed stage and musical gifts, while Carlton Dorrien plays David Garrick in a tale of forbidden love and theatrical intrigue.

Academy Ethel Clayton Miss Clayton Century Society Pocatello England Davidek Enness

Troops to Stay Temporarily Amid Colorado Coal Strike

President orders troops kept in place as a conference is expected to resolve disputes between warring factions. He sees a favorable path for the conservation bill in the House and hopes Senate action follows before session end. Judge McHendrie calls Las Animas County grand jury for June 5 to probe coal strike cases.

Washington, D. C Colorado White House House Senate Trinidad Colo McHendrie District Court Las Animas

Polo Chappie Postponed After Cheape Injury

Hempstead N Y June 8 The international polo cup series game was postponed to next Saturday at 4 pm due to an injury to Captain Leslie Cheape of the English team. The decision was made by the polo committee after learning of the nose injury from yesterday's ball impact.

Hempstead N. Y Leslie Cheape Cheape

Wheat Prices Edge Lower in Chicago Trade

July wheat closed at 865 to 88 in Chicago markets as traders assessed supply and demand factors. The modest decline followed mixed overseas weather signals and caution ahead of crop reports.

Bean and Fitz Hit Lightly at Local Club Shoot

A local fun club afternoon featured a wind disrupted outdoor shooting event. Bean scored 25 straight from twenty yards, Fitz Gerald achieved 15 straight at fifteen targets, with Sumner, Wann, Williams and Fitzgerald posting various scores across sixteen and twenty yard rounds and doubles.

Fitzgerald Bean Rommng Ca Coscnasa Sumner Wann Williams

Great Locks Worked For A Big Liner Panama

June 8 reports say the first through Gatun locks on the Panama Canal were successfully navigated by the ocean liner Alliance, testing electric towing locomotives. trip took about ninety minutes each way. Also noted: Lt F H Houston of the 28th Infantry killed a drunken Mexican in Vera Cruz, meritorious act, no further action.

Panama Gatun Locks Panama Railroad Alliance Washington, D. C F. H. Houston 28Th Infantry Vera Cruz Houston Funston

Industry Discouraged as Pleas, Guilty Pleas Rise in District

The district session reports multiple defendants pleading guilty to liquor law violations amid a crackdown on dry area contraband. Jim Polas Andrew Polas and James Karas admitted guilt for transporting or selling liquor. Mike Kazakas was convicted by a jury for aiding a common nuisance. Harry Quinsy faced trial with Col H V A Ferguson representing.

Jim Polas Andrew Polas James Karas Mike Kazakas Harry Quinsy Soda Springs Col. H. V. A. Ferguson John A. Tupper A. Brower Leo H. Edgley Ira L. McNeeley William J. Lewis Alfred Toone T. H. Horsley David Nelson Thomas Olive H. B. Reddish J. J. Williams G. W. Fox Wheeling Sheriff’s Office George W. Corbon Budge

Colonel Roosevelts Arrives For Madrid Wedding

Colonel Roosevelt arrives in Madrid on his first Spain visit to attend the wedding of his son Kermit to Belle W Willard. King Alfonso’s private car travels with the royal train but the two did not meet.

Madrid Spain Roosevelt Kermit Belle W. Williard Alfonso

Record Wheat Crop Reaches New World High in U S

Washington June 8 nine hundred million bushels of wheat in the June crop report mark a record for the United States and nearly half the world’s wheat production. The report highlights a strong total yield and sizable nationwide acreage.

Washington, D. C

Representative Norvington Nominated Chief Justice for District

Washington June 8 Rep resentative K Harry Norvington of Easton Md was nominated by ident Wilson to be chief justice of the District of Columbia supreme court. He is a Democrat involved in framing the trust legislation program.

Washington, D. C K. Harry Norvington Easton Ident Wilson District of Columba Supreme Court

Idaho Falls Wins Graciously in Sunnyland-Idaho Falls Match

Idaho Falls defeated Pocatello Indians in a fast game despite rain. Eleven Sunnyland autos and a large train delegation travelled to support Idaho Falls as the visitors were shut out in a classy regional contest.

Idaho Falls Pocatello Indians Sunnyland Tdaho Falls

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