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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
8
Franklin Idaho unveils a two day semi centennial celebration on June 14 and 15 marking Idaho settlement origins. Governor Brady will address pioneers and a monument dedication is planned with speakers from Idaho and Utah. Events include sports, parades, banquets, and open air concerts.
At 3 pm a program features drew addresses by Governor Brady and state figures, solos by Prof. R J Hammer and Miss Blanche Larsen, violin and singing by Franklin choir, and a benediction by Solomon H Hale. A Mount Smart excursion led by Thomas Smart includes a short talk on incidents connected with the mountain and a reply by state official C D Goas lind. Games and field sports run from 11 am to evening, followed by a grand ball at the opera house at 8 30 pm.
Theodore Roosevelt, aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, attends a Catholic service for 1200 emigrants from Russia and Galicia. He speaks briefly after the litany, is greeted with cheers, and later addresses a German service in the second cabin and a Protestant service in the saloon.
Washington June 13. Information to the house on Saturday alleges Jank W. Carpenter executive secretary of Worcester bought and leased friar lands in the Philippines. Representative Martin Democrat of Colorado introduced a resolution demanding an investigation and charging malfeasance in office.
Nelson Brothers offer ten free boats for a day on the Portneuf river for Y M C A boy members. The excursion is Friday June 17 with meet at the Y M C A at 9 30 a m. Boys should bring lunch and a small fund for delicacies. Sign up by Thursday evening with Robert E Tucker. Pictures will be taken.
Pocatello Indians hammer Blackfoot 21 to 0 at the east side park. Big Al Brezee slugs two home runs and a triple, driving in three. Smith pitched well for Pocatello, while Blackfoot’s lineup struggled after the third inning as only two singles were managed.
Thieves forced the front door of Eldredge Mercantile, cracked the safe with a sledge and bit, taking about 300 in gold silver and currency. Negotiable papers were left. two or more men suspected. A sledge and brace were abandoned as clues. Mr E offers a liberal reward for return of deeds and stock certificates.
New York June 13 The national executive committee of the International Ladies Garment Makers Union will set the date for a strike that could involve more than fifty thousand workers possibly up to seventy five thousand The strike aims for an eight hour day higher pay and better conditions and is planned to begin by mid July. The report also includes a game box score with Fortier Cook Perry Brezee Fox West and others listed for a separate sporting entry.
A fragment urges immediate care for a neglected summer cold to prevent bronchitis. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a soothing treatment that clears inflamed air passages and expels the cold from the system. Temple Pharmacy, son and Jenkins, Props., Pocatello and McCammon, Idaho.
Blackfoot hosts a large scale music festival with E C Bowden guiding soloists and an Salt Lake City team. Rehearsals in Blackfoot begin Thursday morning with a dedicated seating list at Barnes' jewelry in Pocatello.
City announces warrants Nos 1982 to 2000 dated May 6 1910 will be paid upon presentation to Bannock National Bank with interest to date of call Pauline E Bryan City Treasurer dated June 13 1910
The 1910 summer card goes into effect at midnight with key shifts in running times. A Yellowstone Special, Nos 15 and 16, debuts Wednesday night arriving Salt Lake at 12 05 AM and departing for the park fifteen minutes later, returning at 1 35 AM and 1 50 AM. Other trains adjust arrival and departure times and Nos 7 and 8 become Nos 17 and 18 with the same running times.
Mrs. E. A. Coldern, wife of Armour packing representative E. A. Coldern, died Saturday night in the city after months of illness. The body was buried this afternoon from the South Arthur avenue home by Undertaker Lindquist. She leaves a husband and one child and was described as a beautiful and tender woman. The Daily Tribune notes the wide sympathy for the bereaved family.
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