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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune announces its corporate officers George N Ifft as president and William Wallin as secretary. Subscription rates and delivery details are noted with carrier service in Pocatello Idaho.
The article surveys Chicago politics amid Roosevelt Taft divisions. New York delegate stance favors Roosevelt’s rivals and hints at a dark horse. Southern delegates resist shifts, while a Friday mass meeting aims to sway the national committee, with historians noting past GOP resilience and electoral surprises.
The text criticizes the Republican National Committee for biased handling of taft roosevelt contests. It accuses the panel of bias while tolerating harsh tactics by Francis J. Heney, Roosevelt's representative, citing a history of violence and coercion linked to his past.
AP dispatch describes Heney defending Roosevelt delegates amid sharp exchanges with Chubb and Rosewater. Heney accuses the president of accepting stolen goods. Chubb interrupts. Heney says he speaks to committee members from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Governor Johnson of California criticizes the committee in a harsh letter. The piece labels Roosevelts allies as undermining public trust and damaging the colonel's standing.
Opinion: eight weeks of racing at Alan demoralizes the community as gambling rises. Racing itself is fine sport but prolonged racing mainly serves bookmakers and harms the public. Idaho lawmakers should end the Alan meetings to curb gambling and protect state interests.
Boise June 15 Nomination papers filed with the secretary of state name Paul Clagstone as Republican candidate for governor and A Hastings for state treasurer both subject to primary results. Hastings second of three treasurer candidates to file. Ben Tweedy and C W Dempster also filed acceptance for other posts.
Warnings against Mercury containing catarrh remedies warn that such substances can damage smell and the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is claimed mercury free and taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces.
Railroad excursions to Rexburg on June 19 and 20 for the Woodmen of the World convention via Oregon Short Line with limit June 25. Agents may provide rates and further particulars.
Trist Auto Co operates day and night taxi service for Bel 209 Bik Ind 295.
Y M C A leader known as Booster Bill White promotes church attendance among railroad men in Pocatello. For over three years Sunday night parties draw local workers, with 4782 total attendees logged. The effort earns national notice with former Governor James H. Brady and business leaders pictured among participants.
Mrs. Louisa Jones of this city announces her candidacy for Bannock county treasurer. Widow of the late Judge A W Jones she has lived here over 20 years and owns property locally. A former candidate two years ago she seeks support again from Republican voters with broad local ties.
Pocatello Coal Co located at 241 North Main Street advertises Utah Portland cement for sale.
The All Star Trolley League plans to pick from Salt Lake City’s best six amateur teams to invade Rigby Thornton Rexburg Sugar City St. Anthony Ashton on Yellowstone St Anthony branch and Pocatello Blackfoot Idaho Falls on the main line after August 4. Carl A Hahn manages the All Stars and home club plans talks at 444 Deseret News Annex Salt Lake City to arrange a fall game.
J. R. McGuffin of Soda Springs and Albert Hansen of Blackfoot were among yesterday's arrivals at the Pocatello house, adding to the day's social notes and local movement.
The Tri State Aerie Convention will be held in Salt Lake City Utah on June 18 19 and 20 with a fare of one and one third on the certificate plan return date June 23. Inquiries may be made at the Eagles Club Bell Phone 293 committee announces arrangements.
Professor Norman D. Adkison head of science at the state academy attends the Y M C A convention at Ocean Beach. Nip Nielson captain of the Bantams, now a rancher at Crystal, plans to form a Crystal baseball team for the union league. Elizabeth Barnes of the academy will vacation at Smithfield and Yellowstone park. Alfred Higson, Bantams catcher, heads next week for the Colorado canyon to manage Mr Weeter's auto outfit.
The Keister College of dressmaking closes for the summer and will resume operations in September. The brief notice notes a seasonal pause and planned return date for classes and services.
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