Burrows Delivers Keynote as Republicans Open Convention
Chicago June 16. Senator Burrows of Michigan delivers the keynote at the Republican convention opening. The address praises Republican stewardship, notes Roosevelt's renomination debate, and outlines party principles as delegates prepare for five days of sessions.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Mme. Jusserand
France
Nicholas Longworth
lL.io
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Bishop Muldoon
Malloy
Fairbanks
Lingenfelter Named U.S. Attorney in Idaho
President appoints C. H. Lingenfelter as United States attorney and Shadrack L. Hodgins as United States marshal for the district of Idaho replacing Norman W. Ruick and Ruel Rounds who were removed.
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Washington
C. H. Lingenfelter
United States
Shadrack L. Hodgins
District of Idaho
Norman W. Ruick
Ruel Rounds
Funeral of Fred G. Rice in the Rain at Trinity Church
Rev P Murphy of Payette preached a moving funeral for Fred G Rice, pioneer railroad man and prominent Mason. Masons from Voetacallo and visiting Knights Templar led the procession to the cemetery while members of the Order of Railway Conductors attended. Floral tributes filled the bier as rain fell on the solemn rites.
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Trinity Church
Fred G. Rice
Masonic Cemetery
Masons of
Vocatello
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rev. P. Murphy
Pocatello
Knights Templar
Order of Railway Conductors
Murphy
Counterfeiters Reported Moving Toward Denver
Word from Denver warns merchants that a gang of counterfeiters is heading this way. The group concentrates on paper money and business men are told to scrutinize all bills received for about a week.
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Denver
Cummins Backed for Vice President as Borah Pushes Cummins for Idaho Governorship
Chicago June 16. A formal boom for Governor Cummins followed Washington hints that the vice presidency should go to Iowa. Senator Borah of Idaho telegraphed friends to back Cummins, arguing he can win a larger western vote and that Roosevelt and Taft would accept his nomination. George D. Roberts notes the Des Moines delegation backs Cummins.
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Idaho
Chicago
Washington
Iowa
Dolliver
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Govenor Cummins
Towa
Cummits
Far West
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Roosevelt
Taft
George D. Roberts
Mint
Knights Templar of Idaho Hold Annual Convention
The Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar of Idaho opened its annual convention at the Masonic temple with delegates from eight commanderies. A reception committee welcomed visiting knights, including W. Church and Lyman Farge, while former Boise mayor Pinney arrived on No. 2 this forenoon.
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Knights Templar OF
Idaho
Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar of
Masonic Temple
W. Church
Lyman Farge
Fred Caldwell
Dr. O. B. Steely
W. J. Harvey
Mayor Pinney
Boise
730000 New Forest Trees To Be Planted In Pocatello Reserve
The forest extension project will supply 750000 seedlings every three years for the Pocatello national forest. Gilmore MacDonald oversaw May planting of Douglas fir on Mink creek west fork with 35000 trees this May. The executive order by President Roosevelt consolidates the three reserves into the Pocatello forest.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
House of Representatives
Pocatello National Forest
Mink Creek
Pocatello
Gilmore MacDonald
Washington, D. C
Forest Extension Department
Forestry Bureau
Pocatello Forest
West Fork
Halsey
Utah
Peter Wiensted
Roosevelt
Portneuf
Bear River
Wrensted
Wiensted
Pocatello Reserve
Bear Rive
Idaho
Flight of W C Sherwood Amid Homestead Confusion
W C Sherwood, once a city police member, fled after a land office error linked him to a second homestead claim. He believed officers pursued him for perjury, but officials say no charge has been filed and he may return home after misunderstanding land-law rules.
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Tleis
Pocatello
Sherwood Ranch
Portneuf
Sherwood
Bert Manassa
Portland
W. C. Sherwood
North Platte
Neb
Caldwell
Nebraska
United States Commissioner's Office
Knights Conclude Funeral in Boise Ahead of Convention
Visiting Knights attended the funeral of Fred G. Rice this afternoon. The convention will elect officers and choose a next meeting place this evening. If weather clears, a parade may be held. Boise and Idaho Falls are bidding for the next convention.
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Fred G. Rice
Boise
Idaho Falls
Larkins Not Guilty in Idaho Murder Case
Rexburg Idaho June 16 A jury in the Larkins murder case found the defendants not guilty at 10 this morning after closing arguments by Attorneys Jones TH Wallis and Harry Holden. County Attorney Hix led the prosecution as the panel of jurors faced the strongest and most representative men of the county.
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Great Coliseum
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Coliseum
California
Auditorium Hotel
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Nevada
Washington
Idaho
Hawaii
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Larkins
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Harry Holden
Hix
Moving pictures and songs to thrill audiences at Auditorium
Moving pictures and illustrated songs will headline the summer season at the Auditorium starting tonight. The program runs throughout the summer, offering a string of showings and musical acts for local audiences.
Press Club Meeting Change for Rexburg Event
The Eastern Idaho Press club will meet June 21 and 22 in Rexburg with a revised itinerary. Members travel via short line to Yellowstone park, then stop at Be Springs for a day of fishing and return late Sunday night. A business session and elaborate banquet conclude the gathering.
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Montana
Idaho
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Rexburg
Park
Bie Springs
Rexburn
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Ruick
Chicago Coliseum
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