Bryan Sees Democratic Platform Urging Reform and Monopolies
Berlin June 11 William J Bryan reacts to recent state Democratic convention adopting his nomination talk. He calls for a progressive platform opposing private monopolies and demanding campaign finance reform with open books. He likens meat trust practices to other monopolies and expects to reach New York by August 2.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
Amerii
Mr. Bryan
Beef Trust
New York
Murderer Must Hang in Weston Case
Governor Child releases Roosevelt telegram supporting not interfering with Charles L. Tucker's execution for the murder of Mabel Page in Weston. Tucker, condemned this week, is expected to die by electric chair after midnight.
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Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Boston
Child
Roosevelt
Guiid
Tucker
Weston
New Trial Denied in Patrick Rice Murder Case
In New York on June 11 Recorder Golf denied a motion for a new trial in the Albert T. Patrick murder case of William Marsh Rice. The ruling upholds Patrick's conviction and continues the legal battle surrounding the high profile offense.
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New York
Recorder Golf Today
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
New Officers Elected by Pocahontas Daughters
At a Saturday meeting the local Daughters of Pocahontas elected new officers for the year. Gertrude Doolittle takes Pocahontas, Ida Kinney Wenona, Pet Coffee keeper of wampum, Elias Jacobson Powhaten, and Mary Wilson becomes Past Pocahontas. Kane’s notes a chili season and fresh California strawberries arrive at Kane’s grocery.
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Daughters of Pocahontas
Gertrude Doolittle
Pocahontas
Ida Kinney
Wenona
Pet Coffee
Wampum
Elias Jacobson
Powhaten
Mary Wilson
Train wreck kills three and injures thirty in New Jersey
The Central railroad of New Jersey Atlantic City flyer derailed near Red Bank due to an open switch. The accident killed the fireman and two passengers while about thirty others were seriously injured. the smoking car was torn in two as the train plunged down a ten foot embankment.
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Red Bank
N. J
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Atlantic
Pocatello Defeats Soda Springs In Batters’ Duel
Pocatello won 6 to 2 at home after a brisk nine inning game. Knowlton pitched steady for Pocatello allowing few hits while Jensen struck out eleven for Soda Springs. Key hits included two bases on balls and double plays Adams to E Fredell to G Predell.
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Pocatello
Soda
Jenson
Salt Lake
Utah
Knowlton
Jensen
B. Fredell
Carney
Adams
E. Fredell
G Predell
HSB
Geo. Predell
J Adams
Teuff
Crow
F. Ste
Bourman
Soda Springs
Steers
Meade
Seers Hopkins
Sane
F. Gorton
Wade
Merritt
Jones
F. Sreeee Davis
Railways and broker case dismissed in federal court
In Kansas City on June 11 the federal district court dismissed the cases against the Chicago and Alton and Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railways for granting export rebates, and against DHL Kreisky the Kansas City freight broker for conspiracy to obtain rebates for shippers, on motion by District Attorney A L Van Valkenburg.
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Kansas City
Federal District Court
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief From Bright's Disease
Impending doom fades as sufferers of Bright's disease and diabetes praise Foley's Kidney Cure. Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana reports recovery after three bottles, claiming the remedy cured severe diabetes after eight doctors gave no relief. For sale by Mrs A L Cook.
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Bright
Foley
Marion Lee
Dunreath
Ind
Mra. A. L. Cook
Reed Smoot case splits Senate over Utah seat
Majorities and minorities on the Senate privileges and elections committee submit reports on Reed Smoot’s right to remain as Utah’s senator. The majority argues Smoot as a Mormon hierarchy member warrants disqualification due to polygamy ties. the minority contends Smoot meets constitutional qualifications and his election was proper.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Mittee
Reed Smoot
Utah
Mormon Church
Woodruff
Smoot
Foraker
Beveridge
Dillingham
Hopkins
Knox
United States
Bailey
Burrows
Pocatello Plans Large Gloriously Red Men Fourth Celebration
Pocatello will observe the Fourth with Red Men Day festivities led by the local lodge. Bannock Indians from Fort Hall and the Port Hall Indian band will attend with foot and horse races while paleface Red Men perform other stunts. Subscriptions reach nearly 400 with hopes for at least 200 more. sub committees will organize the program and a baseball tournament may be added to attract more attendees. The Gate City will celebrate in a crackerjack fashion.
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Pocatello
Red Men
Bannock
Pourty
Gate City
Yellowstone Limited Train Planned on Yellowstone Park Branch
Associated Press dispatch from Salt Lake reports General Superintendent B Buckingham and General Passenger Agent D E Burley of the Oregon Short Line discussed a new through train from Salt Lake to Marysville Idaho. The commission will place the train on Sunday June 17 leaving Salt Lake in the evening and arriving at Marysville before 7 am. Returning, it will depart Marysville in the evening and reach Salt Lake early the next morning.
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Yellowstone Park
Balt Lake
Marysville
Preas
Salt Lake
Utah
B. Buckingham
D. BE. Burley
Oregon
Idaho
Yellowstone Park Railroad
Marvaville
Strikers Fire Shots at Hanna Coal Plant in Dillonville
Strikers in Dillonville Ohio fired fifty shots into the M A Hanna Coal company check house early today. Four watchmen escaped unharmed and miners did not respond to an attempt to start the mines. Strikers remain firm demanding the 19638 scene. Further trouble and possible bloodshed feared due to their resolve.
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Dillonville
Ohio
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Longest Irrigation Tunnel Pioneers Reclamation Near Pocatello
Frank Zamboni of Lava Station on the Oregon Short Line announces the Lava Irrigation company has completed the longest irrigation tunnel in the West. The tunnel through Rocky Point near Soda Springs stretches 1495 feet, part of a plan to reclaim 1200 acres. Two miles of ditch blasted through lava rock are done, four more miles of canals remain, with water anticipated later this fall.
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Frank Zamboni
Lava Station
Pocatello
Gate City
Lava Irrigation Company
Zamboni
Rocky Point
Soda Springs
High School Commencement Exercises at Congregational Church
The program for the High School commencement at the Congregational church on Wednesday evening June 13 at 8 30 features invocations by Rev 8 F Lawrence selections from Ll Trovatore Girls Chorus a lecture Some Further Demands in Education by Rev George B E Paddock and a diploma presentation chaired by F 8 Kietrich with the Girls Chorus performing Song of the Volunteers followed by the Morning Invitation. Home baked doughnuts pies cottage cheese and cakes will be sold daily at The Nilesen 208 W Center Street.
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Congregational Church
F. Lawrence
Ll Trovatore Girls
AGAMA
George BE
Catarrh a Germ Disease Promises Hyomel Cure
The article promotes Hyomel as a germ killing inhalation therapy for catarrh, claiming preexisting stomach dosages failed. It asserts 97 of 100 suffer from catarrh in the state and offers a $1 outfit with an inhaler, plus 50 cent refills, guaranteed by Mrs. A. L. Cook with a no cure no pay promise.
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A. L. Cook
Press Club Meeting in Idaho Falls Elects New Officers
The Eastern Idaho Press Club held its first regular meeting in Idaho Falls with 22 papers represented. A constitution was adopted, officers elected led by President W B Wheeler, and plans set for the August meeting in Soda Springs.
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Idaho Falls
Maho Press Club
Soda Springs
Idalo Falls
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Earnest M. Sumner
Idaho Falls Morning Post
C. O. Broxen
Pocatello Advance
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot Republican
F. H. Adams
Heyburn Review
Claude E. Hanson
Malad Enterprise
J. Talbot
Henry Gabbe
Idaho Pulls Post
J. A. Wablin
Paris Post
W. E. Wheeler
Idaho Falls Register
W. ¢. Murphy
Shoshone Journal
Oliver Christenson
Sugar City ‘Times
Joe H. DeWitt
Soda Springs Chriftain
T. EK. Picotte
Halley Times
J. W. Jones
Rigby Star
Charles G. Sumner
W. E. Smith
Blackfoot Mail
W. B. Githens
Shelley Independent
W.H. Peck
J. Bush
Pocatello
Idaho
W. BE. Wheeler
Teho Falls Register
Southeastern Idaho Journallem
First View
Wiliam Wallin
Pocatello Daily Tribune
George B. Fraser
Twin Palk News
W. Jones
The
Night Star
Joe. DeWitt
Soda Springs Chieftain
Do HW Dewitt
Charles Sumner
George RB. Fraser
J. W. Wright
T. BE. Pleotte
Bada Springe
Twin Palle Jan
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Tle
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Ceee
NJUNS
Redmen
Yellowstone Limited
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Portant
Hyomei
Wheeler
Southeastern Idaho Journalism
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Wm. Wallin
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Bert E. Mill
Idaho Falls Times
C. E. Wright
Montpelier Examiner
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Pocatello Evening Tribune
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