Precincts and Names Registrars Bannock County Next Election
From the Daily Tribune, June 8, 1920, notice lists registration guidelines for Bannock County voters. It details required registration before the primary and general elections, with Saturdays for registration and a long list of Pocatello precincts and registrar names and addresses. It notes the primary on August 10 and the general election on November 9, 1920, urging all to register.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Pocatello No. 1
Poca- No
Oregon
Whitn Street
Kate Toombs
Regrar
Whitman Street
J. FB. Retherford
W. Benton
Pauline Hrgan
Garfield Avenue
Florence van Vieck
West Lander
South Fighthave
Tyhee
A. Porter
Inkom
A. L. Sloat
McCammon
Minnie Lowry
Arimo
Ada Lauthers
Robin
Mable Ivins
Downey
Mable Flint
Swan Lake
Harriet Gambles
Oxford
Anna Croshaw
Cleveland
Maria Prescott
Gentile Valley
Michael Mickelson
Lago
Grace
Merriam
Turner
Susie Frazier
Central
Joseph Hansen
Lund
Ada Philips
Lava Hot Springs
Grant A. Bristol
Bancroft
E. L. Howard
Chesterfield
Ella Tolman
Ivins
Enoch Core
Former officer booked for assault with deadly weapon in street clash
Don De Shirlia former city police member was booked on assault with a deadly weapon after a clash with Lewis Hemmingsen at 439 East Center Street Hemmingsen also faced assault charges both men were released on 100 bonds to appear in court. De Shirlia says he did not shoot and claims a railroad torpedo exploded in his hand. De Shirlia previously faced murder charges in district court over Charles Aikens killing but was acquitted.
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Don de Shirlia
de Shirlia
Lewis Hemmingsen
East Center Street
Hemmingsen
de Shirlin
Police Department
Charles Aikens
Crop Forecast From June Conditions Shows Large Outputs
Washington reports June crop conditions with winter wheat at 78.2 percent of normal and spring wheat at 85.56 percent planted area. Oats lead with 1.315 billion bushels in forecast, along with barley, rye, and fruit totals, noting acres planted and year over year comparisons.
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Washington
Aviators Die In 2000 Foot Fall At Kelley Field
Aviation Cadets Roy W. Engin of McCro y Arkansas and Harold Crowley of Mildred, Mississippi, were instantly killed when their airplane went into a tail spin and crashed from about 2000 feet at Kelley Field. The two cadets had recently arrived from Rockwell Field, California.
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Sam Antonio
Roy W. Eingin
McCroy, Ark
Harold Crowley
Mildred, Meat
Kelley Field
Rockwell Field
California
Democratic convention special train to Lewiston announced
Joel Priest of Short Line Boise says a Democratic convention special will leave Pocatello at 12 15 p m June 18 for the Lewiston state convention opening June 15. The schedule lists stops from Am Falls to Huntington with final Lewiston arrival around noon June 14. Delegates from eastern and western Idaho will have reserved sleepers aboard the two standard and three tourist cars.
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Joel Priest
Boise
Pocatello
Lewiston
Pac
Ime
Am. Falls
Minidoka
Shoshone
Gooding
Bliss
Glenns Ferry
Mountain Home
Nampa
Wholesale shoe price cuts announced by three firms
St Louis AP reports that International Shoe, Hamilton Brown Shoe, and Brown Shoe announce wholesale price reductions from 25 cents to 23 per pair for all shipments after June 1, retroactive to orders placed before June 1. Officials deny an interfirm agreement citing tight money and leather price drops as causes. Some styles drop from 12 to 10 dollars per pair.
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St. Louis
International Shoe Company
Hamilton-Brown Shove Company
Brown Shoe Company
A. C. Brown
Hamilton-Brown Company
Dempsey Goes to Trial Over Draft Dodging Allegations
World heavyweight champion William Dempsey faces trial in federal court on charges of draft evasion and conspiracy. The indictment ties Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns to a planned scheme to avoid military service, with allegations involving his divorced wife Maxime Dempsey and testimony obtained under disputed circumstances. Both men deny the charges and cite statements from draft officials in their defense.
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Sean Francisce
William Morrison Dempaey
United States District Court
Dempaey
Dempery
Jack Meares
William Harrison
Jack) Dempaey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Maxime Wayne Dempsey
Pugilist
United States District Attorney's Office
Dempseys
Salt Lake City
Utah
Draft Board
Ebert Receives Resignation From German Staff
Berlin reports the government tendered its resignation to President Ebert who asked it to remain provisionally and urged steps to finalize Sunday's parliamentary election results. Nearly 350 districts show coalition parties MSM, Centrists and Democrats with 156 deputies elected while conservative opposition claim 83 and leftists 57.
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Berlin
Ebert
Mueller
American Crowns Making Escape
Berne Switzerland June 8 AP A body believed to be an American officer was found in the Ill river near Feldkirch Austria by fishermen The man is believed to have drowned while escaping from an Austrian prison camp toward Switzerland
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Berne
Switzerland
Ill River
Feldkirch
Austria
Switserland
Hughes Pegged 60 Straight Birds at Soo Gun Meeting
Frank Hughes of Mobridge North Dakota won the interstate trophy cup at the Soo Gun club invitation amateur trap shooting tournament with an unfinished run of sixty straight hits. George Nicolai of Kansas City was nearest, missing on the sixtieth target.
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Sioux City
Frank Hughes
Mobridge
Soo Gun Club
George Nicolai
Kansas City
Mac
Northwestern stock drop after dividend cut announced
New York June AP reports Chicago and Northwestern Railway stock fell about 10 points from yesterday's close after the company announced a one percent increase in the common stock dividend and a one percent decrease in the preferred dividend.
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New York
June
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Court scene in Virginia on a heated wills case
In Prince William county circuit court a raucous brawl broke out among litigants including Congressmen Flood of Virginia and witnesses in the famous Partner wills case. Several people were cut or bruised as accusations of lies escalated, blows were exchanged, and cane strikes occurred before order was restored. The Partner will handles an estate valued at 1.6 million dollars.
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Manassan
Plood
Virginia
Mwyere
Prince Wiliam County Circuit Court
John 8. Barbour
Flood
Barbour
Lady Astor voices limits of League of Nations at suffrage congress
Geneva June 8 AP Lady Astor told International Woman's Suffrage Congress that the League is useless unless peoples and nations are just to ward each other. She urged progress in women's civic roles and noted responsibilities as Britain's oldest parliament member. Other speakers included Mrs. Helen King Robinson of Colorado.
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Geneva
International Woman's Suffrage Congress
Lady Astor
Great Britain
League of Nations
League
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Gendarmes fire into crowd in Austria death toll rises
In Gratz Austria on June 3 seven people were killed and thirty wounded when gendarmes opened fire on demonstrators protesting profiteering in food. The incident marks a violent suppression of a civilian protest by state security forces.
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Grats
Austria
AFL Convention Adjourns to Tomorrow in Montreal
The American Federation of Labor convention adjourned in Montreal to allow committees more time. The federation’s defense fund stands at 164,074 after paying 67,912 in strike benefits that year. L J Davis of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers criticized his own group as the “Lasic” organization in steel and said the federation’s campaign to unionize the steel industry may have to be abandoned.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
L. J. Davis
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Orkers
National Committee of the A. ~ of L
Davis
Lasic
Bandits Locked Up the Hayes Bank Cashier
Masked bandits entered Hayes National Bank in Hayes, Pennsylvania, ten miles from Pittsburgh, forced the cashier into the vault and looted the bank, then fled toward Pittsburgh. The incident occurred this morning as authorities pursued leads and searched for suspects.
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Pittsburgh
Hayes National Bank
Hayes
Guatemala pays pensions for civilians slain in bombardment
Guatemala City reports the government granting pensions to families of noncombatants killed during a recent bombardment by former President Cabrera. The death toll includes women and children taken from homes and shot before relatives. Workers are employed in rebuilding public buildings damaged by 1918 earthquakes, with laborers earning double wages.
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Guatemala City
Cabrera
iBe
Delegates Face Heat at Opening Republican National Convention
In Chicago on June, delegates and crowds faced a blistering morning heat as they headed to the Coliseum for the GOP opener. Campaign managers scouted shifts in lineups while many candidates remained tight lipped about who would win the nomination amid weather and public interest.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Georgia
Four New Bubonic Plague Cases in Vera Cruz
Four new bubonic plague cases were reported with three deaths on Sunday and Monday in Vera Cruz. Officials say the epidemic appears to be diminishing in intensity as the city returns to calm after widespread alarm.
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Vera Crus
Lincoln Nominated At Chicago Republican Convention
At the first Republican convention in Chicago six years ago Iowa delegates walked 160 miles to reach a railroad for the event. Special train rates boosted Chicago population. hotels ranged 1.69 to 23.56 dollars. The Wigwam, near the Coliseum site, hosted decorations by Republican women. rockets and cannons announced arrivals while a gallery held women and escorts. Abraham Lincoln received the nomination in 36 words. cannons and fireworks capped the night with parades. Source data from the Chicago Historical Society.
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Chicago
Iowa
Coliseum
Massachusetts
New England
Abraham Lincoln
Soanou
Chicago Historical Society
Arsmiths Leave for Big Regatta Star Studded Henley Team
The Union Beat club oarsmen, chosen to represent the United States at the Henley regatta, shipped their shells today and, after sending them to New York, will sail for England on Thursday. Robert F. Herrick, Harvard eight champion coach of 1914, leads the party.
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Boston
Union Beat
United States
New York
England
Robert F. Herrick
Harvard
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