Federal troops refuse to surrender Chihuahua in upheaval
Juarez reports say federal troops will not let General Orozco or his fifty thousand insurrectos enter Chihuahua City. American residents fear riot risk, business ties disrupted, with authorities keeping the area on a war footing. Other dispatches note Redo deported and Culiacan plagued by pillage after capitulation. Morales executed after surrender.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Orozco
Los Angeles
Juan Vasquez
Culiacan
Mexico
Morales
Diaz
Sugar Frauds Shown in D A Testimony
Henry Wise, U S district attorney for New York, testified to a house committee that he could not explain why the government had collected duties in sugar fraud cases and had not seized and confiscated millions of dollars worth of sugar involved in frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Wise
United States
House Committee On Expenditures
Department of Justice
Wheat Pit Slump Hits Chicago July Wheat
In Chicago on June 10 the July wheat option closed at 8 95 cents a bushel. Stop loss selling pushed July wheat down 3 14 cents as the market weakened. Limited support from major buyers prevented a total collapse after Winnipeg owners tried to unload at low Buffalo prices.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Buffalo
Prince of Wales Invested with Garter at Windsor
The first major state function for King George's coronation took place at Windsor Castle with the Prince of Wales being vested with the insignia of the Order of the Garter. The ceremony marks a 560 year old tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Windsor Castle
Prince of Wales
Order of the Garter
Troops Called Home From Border Patrol Posts
United States troops have ceased patrolling the Brownsville area border sections to prevent neutrality law violations, and the military sub-stations along the border have been abandoned. The move ends the active border duty in this section as of June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
United States
Carrie Nation Deaded in Leavenworth
Carrie Nation died last night and the body was moved to Kansas City today for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
Leavenworth
Kansas City
High Honor for Professor Reed in Idaho convocation
Miles F. Reed travels to Moscow to deliver the University of Idaho commencement address on the theme Relating Our State School Policy. The talk last year was by Governor Folk of Missouri and Reed is slated to return in about a week to lead the Southern Idaho State Summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles F. Reed
Academy of Idaho
Moscow
University of Idaho
Folk
Missouri
Reed
Pocatello High School
Auditorium Theatre
Hortense Mullen
Grace Gallet
Helen Fargo
Mina Ross
Marguerite Bunting
Olle Nelson
Isabel Bonner
Margaret Graham
Marietta Higson
Ruth Danger
Felicia Chapman
Florence Lardy
Genevieve Howell
Dorothy Hull
William Boone
College of Idaho At
Caldwell
Siders
Boone
Dr. Boone
Mary
Butcher Boy
Lincoln
Roosevelt
D. Worth Clark
Board of Trustees
Clark
Heat Brings Two Deaths in Chicago
Chicago records a 95 degree noon as a heat wave claims two women and leaves nine in critical condition. The fatalities are both women, with rising body temperatures and dehydration cited as factors. City officials warn residents to stay indoors and hydrate.
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Chicago
Idaho Academy Teachers Plan Extensive European Tour
The Academy of Idaho faculty members plan summer trips including a fifteen person European tour led by S. Augusta Taintor and Gretchen Louise Smith. They sail June 21 from New York on the Batavia visiting Gibraltar Naples Rome Florence Venice Milan and many other cities before returning via Liverpool and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Idaho
S. Augusta Taintor
Gretchen Louise Smith
Pocatello
New York
Batavia
Gibraltar
Naples
Rome
Florence
Venice
Milan
Switzerland
Simplon Tunnel
Rhine Valley
Lake Geneva
Lake Thum
Interlachen
Brunig Pass
Lucerne
Germany
Black Forest
Heidelberg
Moritz
Rhine
Cologne
Holland
Amsterdam
Marken
Brock Edom
Hague
Belgium
Antwerp
Brussels
Paris
Palace of Versailles
London
Windsor
Oxford
Miss Tainter
Oxford University
Stratford On Avon
Liverpool
Virginia
Montreal
Tainter
English Lake District
Scotland
Charter
Windermen
Melrose
Edinburgh
Scottish Lakes
Glasgow
Rye
Lusitania
Wheaton
Domestic Science
Pennsylvania
Bremer
California
New Haven
Connecticut
Alice Loraine Daly
Department of Expression
United States
Yellowstone Park
Minnesota
A. C. Gough
Industrial Arts Department
Salt Lake
Muehln
Department of Music
Cali- Mtr
H. D. Ch
J. H. D. Cheney
National Educational Association
J. W. Slaughter
Vote July 14 on Reciproc ity Bill
Washington reports quote Senator Smoot predicting a July 16 or 17 vote on the reciprocity bill and a July 27 adjournment. Others at the White House doubt three weeks to October for debate and August 1 for adjournment. Taft opposes the Root amendment but says adoption does not violate the Canada pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Congress
Taft
Washington
Utah
White House
McCall
Senate
Bacon
Boston
Boston Chamber of Ecommerce
Canada
Idaho Potatoes Gain Fame Across 2986 Papers
Idaho potatoes are promoted by the Harriman system with a nationwide spread in 2986 papers. D. E. Burley of the Oregon Short Line reports 15,845,635 readers reached and urges newspapers to publish the article "Potato Profits in Idaho" as part of a publicity push by Union Pacific and related interests.
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Idaho
Harriman
Atlantic Coast
Gem
The
Tribune
D. E. Burley
Oregon Short Line
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Alabama
Missouri
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Icity
West
Labor unions to hear government labor inspector on aliens
Former Idaho governor W L McConnell, attached to the federal labor statistics bureau, arrives to discuss alien contract labor. He will address the Pocatello Trades and Labor Council unions at 11 o clock in the W O W hall to hear his views and the government’s position on alien labor.
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Aeked
W. O. W. Hall
Government Labor Bureau
W. L. McConnell
Boise
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
McConnell
Gate City
Pocatello Trades and Labor Council
Duggan
Council
Bystander Shot in Garment Strike Turmoil
Cleveland June 10 George Zie man fatally wounded in a quarrel of striking garment workers. The shooting arose from a quarrel between pickets waving pistols. Benjamin Aquinox fled through crowded streets until arrested by police.
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Cleveland
George Zieman
Benjamin Aquinox
Riots Kill Fourteen in Matehula Mining Row
A Matehula report says fourteen killed in riots tied to a miners strike. The Asarco smelter dispute ends with miners dropping demand for higher wages and returning to work.
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Torreon
Mexico
Matehula
Asarco
Explosion rocks French Creek. post office and homes blown up
A report from Fikins West Virginia dated June 10 says the post office at French Creek and about fifteen houses were detonated with dynamite today. Police investigate motive and suspects as residents fear further violence.
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Fikins
W. Va
French Creek
Police Chief Fights Escape in Deadly City Jail Scene
Police Chief John Ellis fired three shots at Allen a fleeting suspect known as Kid after a street theft in a Greek shoe store. Allen injured in a collision with Deputy Sheriff Lowry and taken to the city jail where doctors fear a mortal wound as he awaits further probing.
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Allen
Pocatello
John Ellis
E. E. Lowry
Pocatello House
Earle D. Jones
Ellis
Young Allen
North First Avenue
Liberty
First
Second Avenue
Lory
Pocatello High School Field Day Highlights and Winners
The annual field-day at Pocatello High School on the west grounds and North Garfield featured ideal weather and lively competition. Highlights include Mullen winning the 100 yard dash and 80 yard hurdles near a photo finish, Swanson taking the 440 yard, Harris and Brookhart placing in various events, and multiple relay and field events with prizes from the faculty and local merchants.
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Pocatello High School
Garfield Avenue
Lander
Fremont
Patton
Beam
Burton
Mullen
Swanson
Brookhart
Cannon
Amundsen
Foley
Bell
Smith
Amundson
Harris
Bourne
Daniger, Higson
Young
Beil, Holland, Bartlett and
Hall
Daninem
Wade
Houde
Goodwin
Jennings
Boxing Bout At Blackfoot Tonight Promises Big Langben Test
Local fight fans travel to Blackfoot on the evening train to watch Rex Langben of Pocatello spar four rounds with F. W. Clark of Syracuse. J D Reilly, veteran promoter, has Langben in a thorough trial after a split with manager Tom O’Hara. Additional bouts include Jack Templeton versus Tom Wallace as Reilly seeks a suitable opponent for Langben near Pocatello on July 4.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
White Hope
Rex Langben
F. W. Clark
Syracuse
N. Y
D. Reilly
Hope
Langden
Tom O'Hara
Reilly
Jack Templeton
Tom Wallace
Madison
Wis
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Academy
Europe
Josh
Kid Allen
Sweet Girl Grads
Dr .Boone
College of Idaho
Pocatello Public Schools
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Grove City
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