North Main Building Bid Lets Contract at $14 100
Free Silver Camp Woodmen of the World opened bids for a new two story brick fraternal building on North Main in Pocatello. J F Murray won at 14100. other bids ranged to 16335. The old building will be moved and remodeled on a North Main lot. Architect Marcus Grundfor designed plans for a 30 by 106 foot brick structure with full basement and steam heat system. Woodmen hope to secure the post office in the new building.
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Pocatelly
Free Silver Camp
Woodmen of the World
J. F. Murray
J. I. Dodson
R. H. Green
Jernberg & Sahlberg
William Wallin
North Main
Marcus Grundfor
Woodmen
Havemeyer Maintained Sugar Supremacy With 2000 Shares
A congressional inquiry into the American Sugar Refining company heard testimony from Edwin F. Atkins the vice president. He noted Havemeyer’s control remained dominant despite owning only two thousand shares, while his estate was valued around two hundred thousand dollars of the firm's ninety million share total.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Washington
House
Edwin F. Atkins
Atkins
New England
H. O. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Hup makes trip through the land to Idaho Falls
Dr. Allen N. Hansen and Warren Dull motored to Idaho Falls in Hansen's Hupmobile early Sunday. They crossed Ross Fork sands at night with little trouble aside from new canals. They advise directing signs through yards and note roads from Blackfoot to Rosa Fork and Idaho Falls being prepared for a firmer surface.
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Allen N. Hansen
Warren Dull
Idaho Falls
Dr. Hansen
Gate City
Ross Fork Sands
Pocatello
Ross Fork
BE. W. Mooney
Hansen
Mooney
Eagles to convene in Idaho Falls amid large Tri-State meet
Pocatello hosts a record initiation with 97 applications by noon and over 400 Eagles from Utah Nevada and Idaho expected for the Tri-State aerie convention starting tomorrow in Idaho Falls. An 8 o'clock auto parade and initiation work headline the opening events with a $250 degree team prize.
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Tri-State Aerie
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Pocatello Eagles
D. J. Elrod
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
No. 14
Salt Lake
Aerie
Eagle Club
C. A. Boyd
Ogden
Finlay McRea
Summer School Opens at Southeastern Idaho State
The Southeastern Idaho State summer school at the Academy plant opens for registration on June 26. Enrollment is expected to be heavy due to dormitory rooms, courses, and campus facilities. Teachers must register in the first week to earn credit toward certificates and state examinations.
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Reed
Idaho
Healthful rest and recreation at the Ladies' Gym
A brief feature notes women visitors enjoy healthy rest and recreation at the Ladies' Gym, detailing facilities offered and the spirit of communal fitness in a uplifting tone.
Pocatello May Land Next U C T Convention
J T Young former president of the Pocatello Commercial club says Pocatello may host the next U C T convention. Travelers from Pocatello urged Ogden Salt Lake contenders and a final vote result will be posted in the Tribune business office.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
J. T. Young
Pocatello Commercial Club
Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Intermountain
Salt Lake
Young
Tribune
Idaho State Chautauqua in Boise June 22 to July 3
The Idaho State Chautauqua lands in Boise from June 22 to July 3 with agriculture classes led by Professor Nicholson and Wicks from the University. Dr. L G Herbert delivers three lectures, Arthur Middleton headlines the Chicago Operatic Company, and season tickets at 2 50 are selling rapidly with limited nonresident allotments.
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Idaho State Chautauqua
Boise
School of Agriculture
Wicks and Nicholson
University Agricultural College
John F. Nicholson
Northwest
W. H. Wicks
L. G. Herbert
Chicago Operatic Company
Arthur Middleton
Chicago
Middleton
America
Lyceum
Chautauqua
John B. Miller
Rose Lutiger-Cannon
Apollo Club
Middle West
Chicago Record-Herald
Allen
State Commission to Open Bids for Macadamizing Ross Fork Road
Bids for macadamizing the sand road between Ross Fork and Blackfoot will be opened June 17 after a $20,000 appropriation. W H Stufflebeam said grading from Blackfoot to the sands is finished and the High Line road will be constructed with E B Brown starting work with ten men and ten teams. Officials aim to complete grading before irrigation begins on Fort Hall tract, improving a route from Pocatello to Idaho Falls.
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High Line Road
Blackfoot
Ross Fork
W. H. Stufflebeam
Board of County Commissioners
Bingham County
Grove City
John P. Congdon
Tribune
E. B. Brown
High Line
Fort Hall
United States Grand Jury to Probe Montana Land Frauds
Helena June 12 a special federal grand jury is to be impaneled today. Witnesses have been summoned from Hamilton and Livingston as investigations into alleged land frauds in that region proceed.
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Helena
United States
Hamilton
Livingston
Portland Cattle Loan Company Forms to Aid Farmers
Portland Oregon June 12. The Portland Cattle Loan company is formed with a 1 million dollar fund to loan to farmers and stockmen who feed livestock for the Portland market. The move aims to keep money from leaving the Pacific Northwest and to increase local cattle feeding and market arrivals.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Cattle Loan Company
D. O. Lively
Union Stockyards Company
Idaho
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Missouri River
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Wool Tariff Debate Sparks Republican Opposition
Washington June 12 Republicans voiced opposition to the proposed wool tariff revision in the House during a resumed debate led by Representative Mondell of Wyoming. The session focused on tariff changes impacting wool producers and imports.
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Washington
House
Weeming
Brady to Boost Great West Exhibit Train Plan
Former Governor James H. Brady arrives from Boise and heads to Salt Lake for a Western Passenger Traffic meeting. The Western Development association aims to run an itinerary train through the east and middle west to showcase Idaho fertility and beauty. A separate special train for western governors to visit eastern capitals is proposed, potentially a major western event. Secretary H. C. Coker and Secretary Reilly Atkinson join Brady's delegation to press for better passenger rates and stopover privileges for Pocatello.
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Western Development Congress
Salt Lake
Western Traffic Managers Association
James H. Brady
Western Development Association
Boise
Western Passenger Traffic Association
The
Development Association
East
Middle West
Brady
H. C. Coker
Pocatello Commercial Club
Reilly Atkinson
Boise Commercial Club
League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
Idaho
Coker
Pocatello
McConnell presses enforcement of alien labor laws in Pocatello
Former Governor W. J. McConnell, now with the Department of Commerce and Labor, urged the Pocatello Trades and Labor Council to cooperate with federal statutes restricting alien labor. He said peonage must end and warned that native-born workers must help punish contract labor law violators to protect white labor. He received pledges of labor support.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Pocatello
W. J. McConnell
Pocatello Trades and Labor Council
Washington
Reno Divorces Invalid Elsewhere
Reno's six month residency rule for Nevada divorces is challenged as void outside the state. Professors of international law including Lane Woodruff Baldwin Beale Bigelow say decrees based on mere residence lack domicile proof and are not lawful beyond Nevada. The controversy unsettles the local divorcee colony and prompts potential court actions.
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Reno
Nevada
W. H. Lane
University of Michigan
KE. H. Woodruff
Cornell University
Simon K. Baldwin
Connecticut
Joseph H. Beale
Harvard
Harry A. Bigelow
University of Chicago
Dix W. Smith
New York
Smith
Simon E. Baldwin
Harvard University
Weather in Southern Idaho Turns Cooler Tonight
For southern Idaho the forecast calls for fair conditions with a cooler night followed by similar cooler weather on Tuesday. The brief statement notes clear skies and drop in temperatures.
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Idaho
Reorganization urged for Pocatello Indians after Twin Falls losses
Fans in Gate City demand a full reorganization of the Pocatello Indians after losing three games to the Magic City nine in Twin Falls. Saturday 6 to 7, Sunday 0 2 and 2 9, with calls for new management and captaincy, proposing Bob Glenn for management and Claud Bistline for captain. A team meeting is set for 8 o clock tonight at the Commercial club rooms in the Y M C A to discuss the situation.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Twin Falls
Indians
Magic City Nine
Beam
Brezee
Barthold
Bob Glenn
Claud Bistline
Judge Dyer Dismisses Post Suit Against Buck Stove and AFL
In St Louis on June 12 Judge Dyer sustained a demurrer to C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan against Buck Stove Range Company Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor. The suit sought to restrain a closed shop agreement and boycott lift but was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit Court
Dyer
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Michigan
Buck Stove Range Company
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Locust Plague Attacks Harriman Park Donation Area
Seventeen year locusts swarm Harriman Park in Stony Point on June 12 causing widespread damage to the four million dollar gift area funded by Mrs Harriman and other wealthy New Yorkers to New York state last year.
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Stony Point
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Havemever
Hup
Zweigart Bros
U. C. T. Convention
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Chatauqua
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Great New West
McConnell
Trades and Labor Council
Pocatello Nine
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