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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

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Mediation blocked as Huerta plan faces US opposition

Negotiations falter as mediators press for Huerta to appoint a provisional president while the United States refuses to recognize Huerta or endorse a plan allowing his successor. Washington and Bryan discussed Mexico. fears rise of stalled talks and potential bridging solutions. In Mazatlan and Guaymas, federal reinforcements move to evacuate Guaymas by sea.

Niagara Falls Ont United States Huerta Mazatlan Mex California New Orleans Guerrero Guaymas Gulf of California Matzatlan

Curious Madrid wedding of Willard and Roosevelt

The civil marriage of Miss Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of the American ambassador to Spain and Kermit Roosevelt son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was performed today at the chief of police office and residence by a magistrate. Police kept crowds back as moving pictures filmed the scene before the party departed for Toledo. Roosevelt and Willard attended.

Madrid Belle Wyatt Willard Spain Kermit Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Toledo Roosevelt Willard

Cornerstone Laid for James Wilson Hall at WSC

Pullman Washington June 10 The cornerstone of James Wilson hall at Washington State College was laid today A bust of former Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson was presented to the college by alumnus Henry Wallace a friend of Wilson who is ill and could not attend

Pullman Wash James Wilson Washington State College Henry Wallace Wilson

Treaty Ratified by Colombia in US Accord

Washington reports the Colombian senate ratified the bilateral treaty with the United States without amendment. The notification to the state department confirms full approval by Colombia's upper house.

Colombia Washington State Department Senate United States

Honorary Degrees Awarded at New York University

Secretary of War Garrison and Mayor John Purroy Mitchell received honorary degrees at NYU commencement. In Kentucky Barbourville hosts the Army of the Republic Department annual encampment with advance guard delegates arriving for openings and sessions through Friday, including Women’s Relief Corps activities.

New York War Garrison John Purroy Mitchell New York University Kentucky G. A. RB Barbourville Army of the Republic Department of Grand Kentucky Women’s Relief Corps

Hofman Wins Back Salary Verdict Against Chicago Nationals

Artie Hofman was awarded 2944 dollars in a Chicago court verdict over back pay from a 1912 contract with the Chicago Nationals. The ruling, handed down in Chicago, Ills., on June 10, stems from Hofman’s suit against the club seeking unpaid wages.

Chicago, Ills Artie Hofman Chicago Nationals Hofman Chicago Club

Prohibition Measure Faces Delayed Vote as House Debates Agenda

Washington June 10 A special rule for handling the administration conservation plan spanning five bills passed the rules committee but no vote on the Hobson prohibition amendment occurred. The committee plans to hear Hobson and Anti-Saloon League agent Dinwiddie before voting, with a possible delay beyond this session.

Washington, D. C House of the Administration Conservation Plan Hobson HK. C. Dinwiddie Anti-Saloon League Underwood Congress Ferris Alaska Foster

Rio Colorado Rampage Drowns Two Prospector Party

Two prospectors and an Indian boatman drowned as their boat capsized while crossing the flooded Colorado River near Calzona Arizona. Flood conditions stretch along the river with levee work underway and water reaching levee tops in multiple locations.

San Bernardino Calif Colorado Calzona Arizona

Seven Die In East Side Tenement Fire

A blaze in an east side tenement in New York on June 10 killed three men and four women and left eight others injured as occupants could not escape the fast-spreading flames.

New York

Memorial Tablet Unveiled at First Michigan Capitol Site

In Lansing Michigan during the Michigan Pioneer and Historical society annual meeting a bronze tablet marking Michigan's first state capitol site was unveiled. The Michigan D A R donated the memorial and Mrs Campbell of Benton Harbor presented it while Governor Ferris accepted on behalf of the state.

Lansing Mich Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society Michigan Michigan D. A. R Campbell Benton Harbor Ferris

Annapolis Football Star Weds at Naval Ceremony

Philadelphia, June 10. Miss Edith Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Shaw married Ensign John P Dalton USN. Dalton, once a famous Annapolis football player, is stationed at the naval training school at New Bahamas.

Annapolis Philadelphia Edith Shaw George E. Shaw John P. Dalton U. 8 Naval Academy Naval Training School New

Arkansas Bankers Trial Over Valley Savings Case

The state brings charges against Ado Kahn Charles Strickland T W Cannon and W B Groves former Valley Savings bank officials for receiving deposits while knowing the Argenta institution was insolvent.

Arkansas Ark Ado Kahn Charles Strickland T. W. Cannon W. 8 Groves Valley Savings Bank of Argenta

Pinchot Denounces Perkins in Progressive Rift

Amos Pinchot releases a letter to Theodore Roosevelt and Progressive leaders denouncing George W. Perkins for ties to United States Steel and International Harvester. He accuses Perkins of backing private monopoly and opposing labor organization, claiming Perkins propagates pro trust views in the party bulletin.

New York Amos Pinchot Roosevelt Geo. W. Perkins National Executive Committee Perkins United States Steel Corporation International Harvester Company Progressive Party Pinchot

Governor Haines Visits Pocatello for short inspection

Governor John M. Haines arrived in Pocatello for a several hour visit. He attended a class play and inspected the Academy, praising the work of the state team and noting strong re election assurances from across Idaho. He returned to Boise on an early morning train.

John M. Haines Pocatello Boise

Bishops Receive Honorary Degrees at Ohio Wesleyan

Delaware June 10. Bishops Luecock McDowell Hughes and Mc Connell of the Methodist Episcopal church received honorary Doctor of Laws degrees at the Ohio Wesleyan University seventyeth commencement. All are alumni of the institution.

Delaware Luecock, McDowell, Hughes McConnell Methodist Episcopal Church Ohio Wesleyan

Civil Ceremony for Miss Belle Wyatt Williard

The civil ceremony for Miss Belle Wyatt Williard daughter of Col J E Williard and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt was held today in Spain with only the signing of papers witnessed by parents and friends. A religious ceremony will follow tomorrow at the chapel of the British embassy.

Madrid Belle Wyatt Williard J. E. Williard Spain Kermit Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt

Memory of Roger Bacon Celebrated at Oxford

London reports the 700th anniversary of Roger Bacon’s birth honored at Oxford with a statue unveiling in the university museum. Sir Archibald Geikie led the ceremonies and Chancellor Lord Curzon accepted the statue for the university.

Roger Bacon London Oxford Bacon Archibald Geikle Lord Curzon

Salvation Army World Congress Opens in London

Hundreds of Salvation Army members have gathered in London from around the world to participate in a three week world congress of the organization. The event will begin tomorrow with a service for delegates at the Royal Albert Hall.

Salvationists London The Salvation Army Royal Albert All

German Synod Meets in Newark Conference

The Atlantic district synod of the German Evangelical church of North America opened at St. Peters Church in Newark New Jersey and will sit through the coming week. Delegates from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia attend the annual meeting.

German Synod Newark N. J Atlantic District Synod German Evangelical Church of North America St. Pete ’S Church New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia

Diplomas Awarded at Trinity University Commencement

Waxahachie Texas June 10 A Swelasse oy a ry l argest 60 institution received them today at the forty fifth annual commencement exercises of Trinity university Judge A B Watkins of Athens Texas delivered the address to the graduates

Waxahachie Texas

Building Is Complete At Idaho Exhibit Site

Major Fred R. Reed state immigration commissioner visited town between trains this morning on his way to San Francisco to complete the final payment of the Idaho building the first structure finished for the big fair next year. He praised Idaho's growing participation and urged rapid work to ready exhibits for the opening.

Fred R. Reed San Francisco Idaho

Noon Wedding Unites Helen Stoddard and A R Dawson

A high noon ceremony at Turner hall united Miss Helen Stoddard and A R Dawson in a traditional wedding. Rev Hamilton officiated beside a rose bank as Lohengrin’s Wedding March played and Miss Ethel Clayton sang. About eighty guests attended with gifts and cake. Dawson, longtime city booster, previously with Commercial club and Citizens' Bank, will join Corner Pharmacy. Stoddard, two year domestic science teacher at the Academy, will teach art and domestic science there this summer.

Helen Stoddard A. R. Dawson Turner Hall Alice Reed Miss Wheaton Mr. Merrill Bank of Roses Hamilton Miss Clayton Nellie Curtis Dawson Citizens’ Bank Corner Pharmacy Academy Salt Lake

Idaho University Exercises Today

Sixty seven graduates received degrees at the University of Idaho in Moscow Idaho today. Dr EF O Sisson state commissioner of education delivered the principal address.

Moscow Idaho University of Idaho EF. 0. Sisson

Defiance Withdraws From Twenty Two Mile Yacht Race

The yacht Defiance withdrew from the twenty two mile race after starting at 11:15 a m. It proved a handicap due to its heavily rigged top. The Resolute won the race by four minutes over the Vanitie with the Vanitie placing second.

Sandy Hook N. J Associated Press Defiance Vanitie Resolute

Milwaukee Trade Excursion Members to Visit Gate City

A Milwaukee special train carrying trade excursion members will stop in the Gate City for a few hours tomorrow evening. The Pocatello Commercial Club will escort the visitors and arrange entertainment to showcase local business and hospitality during their evening in town.

Milwaukee Gate City City Pocatello Commercial Club West

Delegates Named for Boise Platform Convention

Coneiet County Republicans name twelve delegates to the state platform convention in Boise on the 30th and Democrats select twelve as well. County officials Dan W. Church M. E. Hughes and Theodore Turner chaired the session with speeches praising party unity and strength. A nominating committee then listed delegates including W. H. Cleave Theo Turner M. E. Hughes T. W. Rickard D. W. Church C. W. Pomeroy H. V. A. Ferguson J. Frank Hunt T. M. Edwards W. F. Scott Orson C. Childs and W. H. Hildreth. report adopted.

Coneieet County Dan W. Church M. E. Hughes Theodore Turner Republican County Central Committee Boise Church Hughes J. Frank Hunt William Stinger T. M. Edwards W. A. Norton W. F. Scott W. H. Hildreth Orson Childs Messrs W. H. Coffin Theo Turner

Democratic Delegates Elect Pocatello Committee Chairman

A meet­ing of Democratic committeemen in Pocatello was held last evening at the office of P. C. O Malley. Aeron Elliott served as secretary and James M Knowles was chosen chairman to fill the unexpired term left by a resignation.

the Pocatello Oaee P. C. O'Malley Aeron Elliott James M. Knowles

Panama Toll Exemption Repeal Near Final Senate Vote

Senate nears final action on repealing the canal tolls exemption with votes planned on amendments. Borah and Simmons clash over a compromise amendment defining reservations and U S right to exempt ships. Borah challenges leadership and questions presidential approval amid partisan pressure.

Panama Borah Washington Senate Simmons Sutherland United States

Confederate Women’s Monument Unveiled in Raleigh

President Wilson attended a Confederate memorial ceremony at the North Carolina state capitol as the first U.S. president to participate below Mason Dixon’s line. The Lakeman sculpture honors a Confederate mother with a Bible, a kneeling son, and sacrifice, funded by Col. Ashley Horne in memory of his mother.

Wilson Raleigh N. C North Carolina United States Mason and Dixon Navy Daniels Craig United Confederate Veterans

Maine University Commencement Address by Vice President Marshall

In Orono Maine on June 10 Vice President Thomas R Marshall delivered the commencement address at the University of Maine exercises. The day included class day celebration and the annual alumni reunion following graduation.

Orono Thomas R. Marshall University of Maine

Wilson Takes Part in Historic Washington Agriculural Hall Event

Pullman Washington June 10 Former Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson participated in the exercises for the foundation of the James Wilson hall the new 125 000 agricultural hall at the Washington state college.

Wilson Pullman Wash James Wilson Washington State College

Masons Open Annual Grand Lodge Meeting in Halifax

High degree Masons from the Maritime Provinces convened in Halifax for the annual Grand Lodge meeting. The opening session was held today and the proceedings will run through Friday.

Halifax Maritime Provinces Order

Weather forecast for Washington with showers and frost

Unsettled conditions with likely showers in the west and fair weather in the east tonight. Light frost expected, with warmer temperatures on Thursday.

Washington

Committee Members Named for Form of the Part Pee in Deion

The selection lists P. C. O Malley and a group of committeemen including Worth Clark N M Eldredge Robert Lockhart William Laurenson Ed Mu Chris Woodall and others from Soda Springs Domy Pocatello to attend the event.

P. C. O'Malley Deion Vane A Worth Clark Pred W. Erate Berg Robert M. Lockhart N. M. Eldredge Catello William Laurenson Ed Mu Eethyde Domy Che Chris Woodall

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