Thieves Take Instruments from Sturgeon Home and More Local News
In Twin Falls, Stanley Sturgeon reports thieves stole a flat back mandolin a tenor banjo and an old violin with case and bow. Boise Navy club navigator Ray E Forsythe resigns plans to depart for Chicago and receives thanks from members. Boise’s navy ranks second to Switzerland in humor and a Spokane pastor eulogizes education as moral color matching. A large extradition signature sheet centers on Ralph Bradley charged with grand larceny for stealing a red Durham cow. A Boise pound officer notes a worried dog owner may locate his old dog at the pound. State Mine Inspector Simons reports mining activity rising with Sunshine and Bunker Hill expanding payrolls while Morning mine stays open. An editorial discredits east coast romanticism about cowboys and urges a modern humane view of the cowboy as an artisan rather than a myth.
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Walla Walla
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Bunker Hill
MacDonald Says War Is a Repeating Cycle
The Prime Minister warned that war begets more war and that peace treaties carry a hidden clause predicting the date of the next conflict. He cited European history, including Franco German wars and the Versailles settlement, urging that the issue concerns all nations.
Brain power and the promise of greater human genius
Dr Ales Hrdlicka asserts humans have 10 to 100 times more brain capacity than used and can unlock latent powers. He envisions a generation of geniuses transforming science, art, and society into a Golden Age, while noting debates over government and power industry meddling with Shoals.
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Ales Hrdlicka
Roosevelt Directly Addresses Russia Signals Recognition
The Baltimore Sun argues Roosevelt’s move to address Russia directly signals recognition of the Moscow government as a real authority. It notes Russia’s roles in disarmament and economic talks and contrasts this with past mediation through France. It suggests a practical diplomacy path aligning with Moscow’s asserted legitimacy.
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Roosevelt
Stimson
Moscow
France
Baltimore Sun
Indians Yell Sparks Comment at Yellowstone Visit
A Yellowstone tourist quotes a native name calling a looming fear while another responds that every one of them is a college graduate, reflecting tension between perception and education.
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Yellowstone
Dam safety suit seeks river levee condemnation
Portneuf Electric Light proprietor Dyke Swinehart files district court action against numerous residents and companies to condemn river bank property for building an east side levee to prevent overflow caused by his dam along the Portneuf river. Names include Ballard, Priest, Clayton, Brown, Stanger and many others. Additional parties listed include Mabel Kelly and several named associates.
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Dan Swinehart
John E. Jones
Dan E. Jones
Sam and
Mary Gundaker
W. H. Falkner
Henry Sells
Joe Reuss
J. P. Kennedy
E. 8. Whittier
Jos. Sandi
E. M. Purkey
Thomas Deady
W. M. Winn
Philip Pelon
Albert H. James
John Ross
E. P. Fitzsimmons
J. Pariello
William Pritchard
R. J. Hayes
J. T. Holcomb
Mayor Steely pushes private police with four specials
The city council blocks a regular police force and rejects Mayor Steely’s nomination as he expands policing with four special officers led by a chief. The four men will work nine hours daily at 2.50 dollars per day, while official days run eight hours. Names include Charles Poppleton, R. A. Oram, W. C. Sherwood, and J. F. Ford.
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Steely
Pocatello
Charles Poppleton
R. A. Oram
W. C. Sherwood
J. F. Ford
County Plans Court House and Jail Construction
County commissioners chaired by John J. Baker along with George Gorton and John O. Caldwell convened a special session to call for plans for a combined courthouse and jail. Plans to be presented at the July 10 session. construction contract to be let shortly after approval and work to start soon. The building will be stone.
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John J. Baker
George Gorton
John O. Caldwell
Hard Luck J B Green Loses Fingers After Train Slip
J B Green suffered four finger amputations on Monday morning after his left hand was caught in a train door. He has endured a series of misfortunes including a fire, business failure, multiple fractures, a fall into a forty foot well, a self inflicted gunshot incident, and illness. City council reduced Portneuf Electric Light charges by 3.50 and Pocatello Electric Light by 1.00 for outage nights, approving totals of 8820 and 21.55.
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Mr. Green
Portneuf Electric Light Company
Pocatello Electric Light Company
Senate Bill 99 Divides Liquor Revenues Between School Fund and City
June 10 1903 report notes Senate Bill No 99 from the last legislature requires that one half of all liquor license fines and penalties collected under city ordinances be paid to the school fund and the other half to the city fund. Local figures show about $20 000 in fines and licenses collected in Pocatello last year, previously all going to the city treasury.
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Washington
Senate
Pocatello
Brooks Hannaford wedding at home in Per City
Charles E. Brooks and Kittie Hannaford were married at the bride's parents home Col. and Mag. Geo. A. Hannaford with Rev. Bert Foster officiating. Best man B. Stevenson and bridesmaid Mary Gallagher. many local guests attended.
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Kittie Hannaford
Col
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Bert Foster
Per City
Utah
B. Stevenson
Mary Gallagher
Blythe & Fargo Company
S. H. Moore
L. A. West
J. W. Henderson
T. A. Johnson
George North
H. E. Lopas
W. H. Shattuck
J. H. Shuffleberger
E. C. Manson
Lizzie Gallagher
Ollie Vanderbeck
Grace Jenks
Ida Henderson
Leona Lopas
Mattie West
Maude Kelly
Brushed by Wagon Crash Leaves Kasiska Bruised
W F Kasiska travels with a bruised face and wounded arm after borrowing West's team to move goods. A wagon buckled on a turn, he and his daughter were thrown. he ended up under the wagon while his daughter cleared a fence.
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W. F. Kasiska
West
Escaped Safely After Cushion Protection Incident
In a recent incident, Ka siska escaped unharmed due to a seat cushion defense. His injuries are limited to bruises and abrasions but remain painful.
First Eastern Star Grand Chapter Call Opens in Idaho
The first annual session of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star of Idaho met at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday afternoon with about fifty delegates. The Grand Chapter began last year at Weiser, now has twenty chapters in the state, and an expected seventy five delegates are to attend when the meeting resumes tomorrow.
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Idaho
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Idaho Irrigation Official Establishes Headquarters in Blackfoot
E. J. Turner the commissioner of irrigation for Idaho's first district arrives in Blackfoot from Lago and announces Blackfoot will host his new headquarters. His district spans Bear Lake Bannock parts of Oneida Bingham and roughly half of Fremont. F. M. Watson returns from Denver Cheyenne and notes helping initiate Roosevelt into the Eagles at Cheyenne. Chief Ford raids The Jungles arresting twenty two women who paid a total of 286 dollars to Judge Jimmie Knowles. Big Joe Brim from Downey attends L D S conference. Henry Herty returns from Recreation Club Ranch at Pebble Beach.
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Bannock County
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