Tech Graduates Receive Diplomas At Idaho Institute
The Idaho Technical Institute held its closing exercises for the commencement week. President R. Frazier spoke on the essentials of a liberal education. Twenty five graduates completed the vocational school programs and 144 former graduates were awarded diplomas uniting with the present class. Vocal numbers by Nell Curtis Anna Spangberg Theo J Turner accompanied by Mr Campbell. A reception followed in Turner hall with graduates helping President and Mrs Frazier receive guests.
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Idaho Technical Institute
R. Frazier
W. H. Cleare
Miles F. Reed
Norman B. Adkison
The
Tech
Nell Curtis
Anna Spangberg
Theo. J. Turner
Campbell
Turner Hall
RR. Frazier
Priesthood for James C. Dolan Ordination in Pocatello
James Clarence Dolan of Clinton Iowa will be ordained to the priesthood at St Josephs Pro Cathedral in Pocatello Tuesday at 8 am by Bishop J M Gorman. The event marks a first ordination in the city and one of few in the state. Dolan, 25, studied at Clinton parochial and high schools, Dubuque College, and St Paul Seminary. He will return to Clinton for his first mass after the ceremony.
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St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
James Clarence Dolan
Clinton
Iowa
J. M. Gorman
Boise
Pocatello
Father Purcell
Idaho Falls
Father Cgressel
Blackfoot
Mr. Dolan
Duubuque College
D. M. Gorman
St. Paul's Seminary
St. Paul, Mian
Bishop Gorman
Irrigation Project Could Boost Washington Farm Lands
Pullman Wash June 7 The Columbia basin irrigation project may multiply Washington irrigated land sixfold. Washington has 300000 acres irrigated producing about 33 million dollars in crops. Preliminary surveys are under way from Rock Lake to Lind Adams County and near Spokane plans extend to Albany Falls Coeur d Alene river with more survey parties to be organized.
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Pullnga
Wash
Columbia Basin
wlNeh
Washington
Or. L. Waller
Chhief
A. J. Turner
Aisfield
Rock Lake
Lind
Adams County
Spokane
Albany Falls
Coeur d'Alene
Watler
Ramos pleads guilty in Mann Act case over wife’s travel
In San Francisco on June 7 Vietor E K Ramos admitted charges for aiding his former wife to travel from Wisconsin. The court later reduced the sentence to a 50 dollar fine after the former wife testified at Nemos second wedding.
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San Francisco
Wisconsin
Vietor EK
Ramos
Nemos
Great vocalist enjoys a quiet afternoon at the theater
Ma dame Schumann-Heink, unaccompanied, attended a matinee at the Princess theatre to rest from fans and hear the chatter of the youths. Revenue tax on ticket sales for her Thursday concert is estimated at 18.8 dollars, based on ten percent of 2.50 dollar tickets.
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Madame Schumann-Heink
Princess Theatre
Rail workers return to service and duties in Pocatello
Conductor John Haton and several rail staff resume posts after military and convention breaks. James Myers John Bates Bryan Wouser return from Chicago master poller makers event. engineer M Dick moves to Montana division. W H Robinett and others lay off or travel for personal matters. Union Pacific officials appraise local operations as job moves occur.
Obregon Announces Will Be Candidate for 1920 Presidency
Mexico City reports General Alvaro Obregon, former minister of war, confirms earlier rumors he will run in the July 1920 presidential election. If elected, the winner will assume office December 20, 1920, per the manifesto.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Earler
Obregon
Organization to form Idaho plant disease reporters
Moscow Idaho June 7 plans are being perfected for a system of plant disease reporters in Idaho agricultural communities. C W Hengerford plant pathologist at the University of Idaho leads the movement. Letters have been sent to county agriculturists and leaders of boys and girls agricultural club work seeking assistance.
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Moscow
Idaho
C. W. Hengerford
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Idaho
Normal School Tech Institute Opens on Ninth
The Idaho Tech summer school opens Monday June on the ninth with President C. R. Frazier directing the session and Prof. N. B. Adkison assisting. Other Tech faculty members join the board along with Supt. W. R. Siders J. F. Lewis Evan gin e Wiseman and Gertrude Dryden aiding with the program.
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Idaho Tech
C. R. Frazier
N. B. Adkison
Tech
Supt
W. R. Siders
J. F. Lewis
St. Anthony
Evangeline Wiseman
Lewiston State Normal
Gertrude Dryden
Pocatello Public Schools
Newlyweds May Take Land Site
Mr and Mrs C Myers Bardine after a Idaho Tech alumni meeting sail for Dubois to inspect the Dubois project and consider the Mondell reclamation bill They plan to visit relatives and Bardine served in the army medical corps delivering troops in France and later married Louise Wayne of Louisville Kentucky
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C. Myers Bardine
Idaho Technical Institute Alumni Association
Myers
Idaho Tech
Dubois
Bardine
Army Medical Corps
47Th Aero Squadron
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Butte
Pocatello
France
Chateau Thierry
Fismes
Sergy
St. Mihiel
First American to Join Foreign Legion Receives Citation
Ferdinand Capdevielle of New York is cited by the Official Journal as one of the first Americans to enlist in the French Foreign Legion at the war’s start. The citation praises his leadership in the 17th Regiment and the 170th, notes his valor in Champagne battles, and records his death on October 3, 1918 while leading a head platoon.
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Paris
Ferdinand Capdevielle
New York
Foreign Legion
Capdevielle
Ferdinand
17Th Regiment
France
170Th
Champagne
Capdeville
Legion
Doughboys Craft Sweet Gown for US Entertainer in Germany
Paula Lind Ayres once a New York concert singer, stranded in Coblenz with a lost trunk wears a gown sewn by a doughboy sergeant in three hours. Doughboys escort her on opening night as the rose tinted dress wows the Y theatre crowd and becomes the talk of the division.
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Coblenz
Germany
Paula Lind Ayres
New York City
New York
Miss Ayres
New Theatre
Local BREVITIES and social notices in McNichols Wright hall
Evening social dance planned at McNichols Wright hall. MO district notes include RO A M chapter conferring B A degree, band practice at Commercial hall, and several visits and travel updates. Local births marriages and licenses reported. Welsh violinist appointed leader of Trincesa orchestra. a prison transport charge and a dawn marriage in the county building.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Fred's Car Proprietor Returns from Lava Hot Springs Visit
Fred's car proprietor from North Main returned this morning after a brief visit to Lava Hot Springs following a few days away.
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Lava
Fred Stedtfeld
Fred
North Main
Lava Hot Springs
Visiting Mother and Returning Soldiers in City
Roland R Candland has returned from France and will visit his mother Mrs I McDaniel. He served a year with the 82nd division in the Murdoch sector and took part in St Mihiel Meuse Argonne drives. The Civic Club meets Monday evening at Commercial hall with talks by local physicians and Hawaiian entertainers. Dr. Roberts resumes practice in Kane building after army discharge at Ft Des Moines. Mrs Charles Baird leaves for the east with Dororis and Charles Jr. her English heir estates are valued at 150000 to 200000. the two older children stay with their father in Pocatello.
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Wef. Shea
Short Line
Mr. Shea
France
Iowa
Pocatello
Roland R. Candland
McDaniel
82Nd
Murdoch
St .Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Civic Club
Commercial Hall
E. Brads
Wofe. Howard
J. He Lyon
Y. &. N. Roberts
Medical Corps of the Army
Ft. Des Moines
Kane Building
Charles Baird
Deloris
Charles, Jr
Baird
Lord Merrill
England
Miss Bessie
Master Merrill
Legion ready for Yellowstone season as Hedenstrom leads group
John Hedenstrom, longtime Short Line leader, will head preparations with his staff to open Yellowstone park works. The work crew heads to Ashton today then to Yellowstone tomorrow to begin operations. Passenger agent J C Hanson replaces Seth Rhodes in Pocatello. Rhodes returns as traveling passenger agent. A city court finds an intoxication case guilty and sends the offender to jail for sixteen days. another driver’s $5 bond is forfeited after failure to appear.
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Legion
John Hedenstrom
Yellowstone Park
Ashton
Yellowstone
Park
J. C. Hanson
Pocatello
Seth Rhodes
Rhodes
Wau
Auto Turned Over Twice On Beach Road Near Arco
A four person auto party narrowly escaped death when their seven passenger Studebaker overturned twice on the beach road six to seven miles from Arco. Edith Brashears drove, all four were bruised or scratched, W C Hunter suffered three broken ribs, the car badly damaged but drove to Mackay.
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Studebaker
Arco
Beach Road
Mackay
Brashears
Edith
W. C. Hunter
Chilly
Mr. Hunter
Blackfoot
Utah
Edith Brashears
Hunter
American Officers Decorated With Legion of Honor in Paris
Thirty four American officers receive the Legion of Honor in the Invalides courtyard by General Berdoulat. Recipients include Brigadier Generals Krauthoff and McKinstry, colonels Whitne y Embick and Atwood, and many others with Knight and Officer crosses. Additional honorees were announced for officers already departed for the United States and those detained abroad.
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Paris
Associated Press
Legion of Honor
George T. Slade
Curtis Townsend
Sosthenes Belin
Julian M. Cabell
Frank Cutcheon
Nelson B. Jay
A. Perry Osborn
Herbert E. Shreeve
George S. Ballard
Morill W. Dunn
Dugald C. Jackson
Jennings
Harry H. la Montagne
Dennis FE. MacCuniff
Harold C. Whitman
John Ewell
Eugene M
Egyptians Demand Independence Move From Paris Delegation
Mohammed Mahmoud Pasha leading Egyptian delegates in Paris urge recognition of Egypt’s independence by the peace conference. They criticize British protectorate, recount arrests and deportation to Malta, and describe mass protests and deadly crackdowns as a national, non religious movement for self rule.
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Paris
Associated Press
Egypt
Malmoud Pasha
Mohammed Mahmoud Pasha
Suez Canal
Behera
Malta
Europe
Saad Zagloul Pasha
Legislative Assembly
Ismail Sidkey Pasha
Hamed el Basil Pasha
Wilson
Allenby
Alexandria
Assuan
Cairo
Germany
Turkey
Valley of the Nile
Carlton declares strikes barred for Western Union employees
New York June 7. Newcom Carlton president of the company says employees who joined the Telegar phers union on the postmaster general’s assurance of no discrimination will not be taken back if they strike. He notes the postmaster general turned the West ern Union over to the company to operate as it sees fit. Carlton says about 710 of 40 000 workers belong to the union and the southern division strike call has little response.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraphers' Union
Postmaster General
Newcom Carlton
Western Union
Classified ads restore to owners majority of lost article
Infantry with their bands lined the courtyard. General Berdoulat inspected them as two thousand spectators cheered the Americans in the bil conies and galleries.
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Berdoulat
Idaho State Briefs From Twin Falls To Blackfoot
In Twin Falls Leonard Eden pleads guilty to burglary and faces possible suspension of judgment if he enlists in the US Army. Mackay sees veteran broker C B Wheeler planning to canvass for accident insurance. Montpelier reports strong trout runs on Crow Creek and Liberty Creek. Mackay area crews repair the Harkness water pipe line, with future bonds likely. SODA SPRINGS opens District Court sessions. Blackfoot real estate activity centers on Bridge Street with two major purchases and new construction underway.
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Twin Falls
Leonard Edep
Kimberly
W. A. Babcock
Eden
Borah Irish Bill Stands Approved by Senate
Washington June 7 The Senate voted 60 to 1 to urge the American peace delegates to obtain a hearing for Ireland’s independence claims at Versailles. Only Senator Williams of Mississippi opposed. Count Plunkett Edward DeValera and Arthur Griffith named as Irish commissioners.
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Washington
Senate
Ireland
Williams
Mississippi
Count Plunkett
Edward DeValera
Arthur Griffith
Jackson Hole Proposed as Addition to Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hole is favored for addition to Yellowstone National Park with Grand Teton mountains Jackson Lake and Yellowstone River headquarters included. The 1000 square mile area would rival the current park in beauty and was once a refuge for outlaws and bands. Congressman Mondell of Wyoming plans to push the bill through Congress. Secretary Lane reportedly backs the proposal.
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Livingston
F. K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Jackson Hole
Yellowstone National Park
Mondell
Wyooming
Congress
Grand Teton Movntains
Jackson Lake
Yellowstone River
America
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Robert Dressler
John Myers
John FP. Watson
Pay UW. Coles
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J. A. Wouser
Chicago
M. Dick
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Jack Wright
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W. H. Robinett
R. B. Robinson
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F. J. DeBuss
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Gladys Miller
General Superintendents Office
Lee Treseder
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W. J. Ingling
Flackfoot
W. C. Isingsworth
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T. H. Glassford
East
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Thomas Wharton
Salt Lake City
J. W Mann
F. B. Nielson
T. BR. Frazier
TE. Gilmore
Phil Nash
H. J. van Ness
R. L. Miller
Fred Toms
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Wm. Camrill
Reed
Samuel Maynard
A. J. Hewlett
Norma
Misa Gilbert
State Normal School
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Missouri
R.A. Sweet
Temeorgan
Trey Highlanders Lodge
Gill Dol Ne Anhual
James Geist
Marie Bemmer
Cheyenne
Anna Harmer
Peggy
Francis Blake
E Burlington
H Gunter
Trincesa
Ino
Gunter
Rialto
Lutte
San Bora
Mer
M. DD. Devaney
St. Anthony's Hospital
Devany
Sarah McNichols
Devaney
A. J. Clark
Sheriff's Forse
Clark
Eugene M. Earl
Esther M. Thompson
Brooklyn
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Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
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Arco Road
Mohamad
Carlton
C. B. Wheeler
C. B
Montpelier
Crow Creek
Liberty Creek
Eight Mile
Montpelier Creek
Georgee Town
M’cammon
Harkness
Soda Springs
Caribou County
Robert M. Terrell
Bridge Street
Main
Broadway
Anderson
Brown- Eldredge Furniture Company
Blenkie
Edward Thorsen
F. W. Mitchell
Anderson Building
Neil F. Boyle Hardware Company
California
Nettie Boyle
Borah
Jackson Hole Country
Pocatelle Mé
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