Veteran Circus Man Urges Peace Over War For Idaho
Major John M. Burke of the Sells Floto Circus urges reducing conflict with Mexico and favors food aid over military spending. He praises Twin Falls agricultural growth, Shoshone Falls rename ideas, and calls for national unity, Red Cross relief, and broader continental cooperation.
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West Side Dolarway Paving Starts on West Center
Work began this morning on West Center as three blocks will be paved by Dolarway Paving company of Idaho. The contract, granted earlier, covers from Garfield to the hospital corner and is managed by Charles Helmer and Charles H Mull. The city will receive a thorough job, marking the first Dolarway pavement in the city with rest of paving using bitulithie.
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Dolarway Paving Company
Garfield
Hospital Corner
Charles Helmer
Charles H. Mull
Dolarway Paving Company of
Idaho
Eastern Idaho Press Club Meet Opens in Mackay
The Eastern Idaho Press club will hold its next meeting at Mackay beginning June 19. A. F. Brewer, superintendent of the Utah Montana division, departed for Salt Lake this morning. W. S. Parkhurst of Richfield visited here yesterday to discuss the advantages of that region.
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Eastern Idaho Press Club
Mackay
Zion
A. F. Brewer
Utah-Montana
Salt Lake
Richfield
W. S. Parkhurst
Water Power Manager Visits Local Plant
W. T. Wallace manager for the Great Shoshone and Twin Falls Water Power company spent the day in town on business tied to the local plant.
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W. T. Wallace
Great Shoshone
Twin Falls Water Power Company
Mechanical Exhibit At Tech Opens Tonight For Public
The mechanical arts exhibit at the Tech will be open to the public tonight before and after the senior play and Thursday night before and after graduation exercises. The public should not miss the exhibit.
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Officials inspect state institutions at Blackfoot and St. Anthony
Governor Alexander Attorney General Peterson and Secretary of State Barker visited Blackfoot and St. Anthony for an official inspection. They toured the Technical Institute during the visit yesterday.
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Peterson
Barker
Eversse
Blackfoot
St. Anthony
Technical Institute
Departure of a Murphey store executive to Twin Falls
After two years with Murphey stores in this place the executive resigns to move to Twin Falls for a new line of work. Paul Hamilton from Ogden will succeed him, as friends regret the departure.
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Paul Hamilton
Ogden
Coyote Hunter Praises State Bounty for Coyotes
L H Norcross from the west side reports on his coyote hunting season noting he has cleaned up many predatory animals chiefly coyotes. He says state and stock association bounty incentives make the work worthwhile and profitable.
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L. H. Norcross
Child Returns to Boise With Home Director
Dr. Chalfant head of the Children's Home at Boise returns to the city with a child to be housed in the institution. In recent days Dr. Chalfant and financial agent Dr. Plesher have engaged locals about the home and report promising financial progress. Plesher will stay several days.
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Unclear fragment notes unclear Montana piste fate
Fragmentary text mentions a piste in Montana and a fate that happened. content is severely garbled with missing figures and names. No coherent event or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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Montana
Chautauqua Open Sunday With Free Evening Entree
The Chautauqua reports open Sunday with a free crowd event though advance ticket sales worry committees about finances. Season tickets stay priced. organizers urge immediate purchases. Gov Spry of Utah Gov Alexander of Idaho and Senator Brady will speak. music by the Pocatello Music Club accompanies the recital.
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Society Soup Suit Heads to Circuit Court
St Louis case in which Mrs Grace L Hangen sues Buckingham hotel for 25000 arguing a hot soup spill at a Rotary club banquet caused burns and the alleged tuberculosis. Depositions and physician testimony feature as the matter moves forward.
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Soldiers Get a Bad Decision in Glasgow Fines for Slackness
Glasgow on June 7. The west of Scotland armaments committee imposes fines for bad timekeeping in munitions factories. First offense five dollars, second ten, third fifteen with instant dismissal. Fines go to labor unions for charitable work.
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Kentucky Relatives Send Tiny Fellows by Express
Report describes small animals sent in a wire basket via express shipment to Kentucky relatives. The fragile creatures failed to endure the journey across the country and died, not feigning death.
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Kentucky
Longest Telegram Message Sent in West Burlington
Friends of Dr. B N Roberts send a record telegram of congratulations after his wedding in West Burlington Iowa. Western Union officials report it as the longest personal message ever received there with over three hundred names.
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West Burlington
Iowa
Western Union Company
Campbell Carnival Band Serenades The Tribune Office
The Campbell Carnival band serenaded The Tribune with several excellent numbers enjoyed by the crowd and office staff. A lively group of skilled musicians delivered inspiring music sure to entertain the public at the remaining shows this week.
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Girl Run Over by Bicycle in Front of Home
In the afternoon, Logene Jones, aged child, was struck by a bicycle while playing in the street at 621 North Main Street. She was unconscious for a time and physicians were summoned. Injuries are painful with possible serious outcomes. rider’s identity not yet ascertained. accident blamed largely on the child for not observing the approach of a team and buggy.
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Pakent
Today’s Games and Scores Summary
Cleveland beat Washington 8 to 3 in a rough matchup. Batteries-Coombes Jones and O’Neil contributed on the mound with Ayres and Henry in support.
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Henry
Dorchester Celebrates 284th Founding Anniversary
Dorchester marked its 284th founding anniversary in Boston today with Governor Walsh Mayor Curley and other notables participating. Dorchester was the first US town to adopt the town meeting form of government and to establish a free school funded by popular taxes.
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Walsh
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Engagement shown at Pocatello party for U S Navy officer
A social gathering hosted by Mrs. R. D. Carruthers celebrated the engagement of Miss Mattie Nielson to Lieutenant John Culbertson Thom of the U S Navy. The wedding is planned for midmonth at the Nielsons home in Sheridan Wyoming.
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Jupiter
N. P. Nielson
Marie Igo
Harry McDougall
Martha Faber
Trene Hayes
Prei] Harrison
Edythe Stoker
Fay Bell
Madge Bell
Heresa Young
Helen McDougall
Gladys McKinnon
Lucile Murphey
Katherine Bohe
Mesdames C. A. Valentine
Miltenberger
Verran
Max Milner
Ollie Clark
Ed White
Clarence Franklin
Wm. Hartman
Ray Bistline
Clary Schade
Pete Hayes
John Burkholder
Bob Watson
Louis Iallet
Arthur Gifford
Paul Knight
Edwin Trapp
Turkish theft alleged in relief shipments to Palestine
Refugees say the American consul in Syria thwarted a Turkish plan to keep about three quarters of Jewish funded relief food for Palestine. The Vulcan carried the aid to Jaffa where Turkish officials initially pressed for most of the supplies before Sultanian permission and consul papers allowed landing.
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Greek Tragedies at Pennsylvania University Amphitheatre
Two Euripides tragedies to be staged in English at the University of Pennsylvania amphitheatre in the botanical gardens. Granville Kerker Lilah McCarthy and a notable English company present The Trojan Women and Iphigenia in Tauris. Attendance includes college students from many institutions.
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Euripides
University of Pennsylvania
America
Granville Kerker
Lilah McCarthy
Steamboat reunion marks St Croix river pioneers event
In Taylors Falls Minnesota on June 8 steam boat men of the region plan a grand reunion. The gathering honors the St Croix river navigators led by figures such as former Governor R Veo Sant and highlights the long headship since the Palmyra arrived in 1888.
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German advance reaches Lubaczow near Przemysl
General Von Linsingen's force advances from Przemysl toward Lemberg and has reached Lubaczow, forty five miles northeast of Przemysl, per German army headquarters.
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Pentland Sailors Rescued After North Sea Shell Fire
Hull reports the trawler Pentland was shelled in the North Sea by a German submarine. The crew were saved and the ship saved from further damage.
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Italian Forces Engage Austrians Near Tolmino
Italian troops clash with Austrian forces on the eastern banks of the Isonzo near Tolmino. No report on the outcome is available.
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Isonzo
Tolmino
States Rights Talk Defeated Amendment
Mrs. Medill Mc Cormick chaired a Women’s Suffragette conference in Chicago. She reviewed the national congression al committee of the National Suffrage association and noted suffrage has gained national prominence demonstrated by congressional votes on the Susan B Anthony amendment.
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Vote on amendment reveals states rights clash in race
Mrs. McCormick notes the rules committee blocked reporting the measure until after the election. She points to the vote as telling, contrasting it with a prior prohibition amendment where seventy two opponents had supported the ban, driven by organized district pressure to act.
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Liquor Dealers Rally Against Prohibition in Cincinnati
A national convention of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers association opens in Cincinnati with leaders arguing prohibition is a hoax. Congressman Jacob E. Meeker of St Louis is chosen to lead the attack, and delegates arrive from Australia and India. Mayor Spiegel welcomes the visitors as a speech on Turkish prohibition is anticipated.
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Jacob E. Meeker
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Five Cent Bunch Sale Ad at Tribune Office
Classified note announces old papers available at the Tribune office for five cents per bunch, inviting readers to purchase.
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