Chautauqua Tonight Features Ciricillo Band And Opera Scenes
Last night’s program drew strong crowds as the Ciricillo band, the world renowned Italian organization, performed lauded music in Italian. Tonight’s lineup includes band music and scenes from Il Trovatore with the Anvil Chorus and other selections. Lectures by Nels Darling on Town Promotion preceded the evening program. Junior Chautauquas engage many youths, with Mrs. Harriette Roberson winning favor among children.
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Grand Opera
Il Trovatore
Anvil Chorus
Nels Darling
Pocatello
Colums
Harriette Roberson
Stoppped Trial of Lee Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago today General Robert E Lee and fellow Confederate officers faced treason indictments in Norfolk. Grant and Johnson era pressures sparked calls for punishment, but Grant's letter and Lee's line helped preserve national honor and avoid a treason trial.
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Confederacy
Grant
Appomattox
Johnson
Lee
Norfolk
Lincoln
Gilrant
Appomattox Court House
Junderwood
War brings democratizing touch to English shopping habits
London readers note that a wartime shift in manners sees even dukes and duchesses carrying parcels openly as they heed Home Office appeals. Shoppers are urged to shop early, not expect instant service, and allow time for orders as staff enlist or depart to serve.
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London
Piccadilly
Regent Street
Home Office
Lumbermen form export pool in Pacific Northwest
Seatt le June 16 Lumber manufacturers of the Pacific northwest announce the formation of a cooperative to control export lumber. The Douglas Fir Exploration & Export company is incorporated with 200000 capital and will trade only in foreign markets. Thirty of the region's largest lumber firms have joined, with headquarters planned for Seattle.
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Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Douglas Fir Exploration & Export Company
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Northwest
Seattl
Iron Prices Rise In Germany As Stocks Decline
Copenhagen reports iron markets showing rising German prices with steel above 50 dollars per ton and bar iron at 36 dollars. Iron ore is quoted at 11 dollars and pig iron at 26 dollars, while scrap iron falls due to heavy stock seizures in France Belgium and Russia.
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Copenhagen
Germany
France
Belgium
Russia
Paris hats mirror Italy mobilization influence
In Paris on June 16 the entry of Italy into the European conflict shifts fashion as many women adopt feathered hats inspired by the bersaglieri, the Italian light infantry, the day after mobilization orders were issued.
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Paris
Italy
Film workers join real show as war shifts jobs
About 20,000 film workers have joined the colors since the war began with moving picture houses employing more women to fill patriotic roles. The shift shows women replacing men in most picture houses during the conflict.
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London
Moving Picture Houses
Colors
Montana Horses Dominate Dillon Sale Amid War Demand
Dillon, Mont. June 16. The Dillon horse sale opens with European bidders paying high prices for war horses. Prices reach up to 175 to 200 per head for top animals as thousands are auctioned today and tomorrow. Count Rene de Montjou leads French buyers targeting Montana horses noted as both strong mounts and frontline delicacy for French troops.
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Montana
France
Rene de Montjou
Time table changes shift trains on Short Line routes
The Short Line unveils a new timetable with No. 1 leaving 15 minutes earlier and No. 9 departing an hour later. Several trains adjust arrivals and departures: No. 2, No. 13, No. 15, No. 16, No. 17, No. 18, No. 19, No. 31, No. 32, No. 53 and No. 54 all modify times while some services stay on the old schedule.
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Salt Lake-Ashton
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Portland-Salt Lake
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Buhl-Pocatello
Japan Protests Anti-Japanese Sentiment in China
Tokio reports a formal protest from Japan to China over rising anti-Japanese sentiment in the republic. News note appears in the June dispatches with reference to the ongoing diplomatic tension.
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Tokio
Japan
China
Republic
Detroit and Philadelphia Play By Busy Scoring Pattern
Unclear OCR text reports scores for Detroit and Philadelphia games with mixed letters and names. Mentions Batteries Davis Stanage McKee Wyckoff Chambers Killifer Harmon Gibson and Pittsburgh entries, but many items are garbled. Summarizes a sports card style note with partial line scores and player references.
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Philadelphia
Dauis and Stanage
McKee, Wyckoff
App
National
Pittebure
Chambers
Killifer
Harmon and
Gibson
Souvenir Edition Promised for Pocatello and Bannock County
The Pocatello Commercial club announces a forthcoming souvenir volume on Pocatello and Bannock county. It will feature hundreds of copper halftones and a portrait and biography section of local business and professional leaders. Interviews and reservations are underway as forms close soon.
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Pocatello and Bannock County
Pocatello Commercial Club
Pocatello
Old Tombs to Be Repaired in Shensi Province
President Yuan has received a petition from the Shensi governor seeking authorization to repair decaying Chow Dynasty mausoleums in Hsien yang district. The structures embody ancient Chinese architectural styles and preserve rulers and sages tablets, and funds are sought to protect them from vandalism and the elements.
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Peking
Yuan Shi-Kai
Shensi
Hsienyang
Discovery of Rigg’s disease cures tooth loss
Public Health Service warns of widespread Rigg’s disease also known as pyorrhea dentalis alveolaris and its link to heart disease and rheumatism. Treatment targets the mouth with emetin and local dental care including tartar removal and daily cleaning to prevent tooth loss and mouth poisoning in children.
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United States Public Health Service
Rigg
W Bo
Rige
United States
Sells Floto Circus Delights Crowd With Polished Show
A strong turnout enjoyed the Sells Floto and Buffalo Bill performances yesterday and last night. The show featured new acts, fine stock, and highly trained elephants. A neat tumbling act with two dogs impressed, while the equestrian and aerial feats were top tier. The overall impression was clean and satisfying.
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Sells- Floto
Buffalo Bill
War bids must meet new Prussian circular requirements
Berlin June 16 The Prussian ministry of war issued a circular saying firms bidding on war contracts must use their local chamber of commerce or industrial association and add a certificate of good faith standing and productive capacity. If a bidder is the direct producer, the factory inspector must certify adequate technical equipment and compliance with labor and employment laws.
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Berlin
Ministry of War
Chamber of Commerce
British Trade On Increase Despite Submarine Blockades
British ports report January to April trade totaling 2716676.312 pounds sterling in imports, 116770328 exports, 31729362 reexports. Four month trade reaches over two billion dollars with a $115 million rise from the same period last year despite wartime European demand.
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London
King Christian of Greece reportedly stabbed in dagger wound
A Paris dispatch claims King Christian of Greece was wounded by a dagger. The issue sparked lobby rumors in Paris as the British Press Bureau said publication rests with the publisher, not the bureau, without verifying accuracy.
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London
Paris
Christian
Greece
Chamber of Deputies
Stomach Trouble Relief From Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Charles E Hann of Shortsville New York says two years of stomach trouble and costly medicines were cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports immediate relief from heaviness after eating improved digestion and relief from constipation. Obtainable everywhere. Ad.
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Charles E. Hann
Shortsville
N. Y
Turning Shells Into Souvenirs
Paris reports a popular pastime among front line soldiers of carving rings from aluminum fuse casings of unexploded German shells. The rings are highly prized as souvenirs.
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Paris
Cunard Chief Testifies On Lusitania Sinking Speed
London June 10 Alfred Booth chairman of Cunard testified at the Lusitania hearing that no steamer traveling more than fourteen knots was known to be struck by a submarine torpedo until the Lusitania was hit. The ship was going eighteen knots.
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London
Alfred Booth
Cunard Line
Distress in Stomach Improved by Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Henry Padgham of Victor New York reports chronic headache and stomach distress after meals with constipation. After about six months of using Chamberlain's Tablets her bowels were regulated and the headache and annoyances ceased quickly. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Henry Padgham
Victor
N. Y
Adv
Hardware Heads-Work Progress for Tau son Lusk in Pocatello
Construction on the Turner building interior advances for the Tau son Lusk Hardware Company of Boise. Winn C. Tatro, longtime Boise associate and noted sportsman, will head local operations with A Smith. Both families plan to relocate to Pocatello as their home.
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Tauson-Lusk Hardware Company
Boise
Winn C. Tatro
A. \. Smith
Pocatello
Crown Prince Hirohito Celebrates Fifteenth Birthday
Tokio reports simultaneous news of the crown prince’s birthday and an imperial announcement that the empress is expecting another heir in autumn. Hirohito, educated under Admiral Togo, enjoys wrestling and awaits formal proclamation as heir apparent in spring 1916.
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Imperial
Kyoto
Hirohito
Matsuhito
Imperial Bodyguard Division
Peers’ School
Takanawa Palace
Togo
Daring Aviator Bunau Varilla Cited For Medal
Paris June 16 Etienne Bunau Varilla son of Phillipe Bunau Varilla is cited in the orders of the day for daring aviation work and awarded the military medal He distinguished himself in the camel country with audacity and skill despite heavy atmospheric danger and machine damage His father is a major in the engineers on the fighting line.
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Paris
Etienne Bunau- Varilla
Phillipe Bunau- Varilla
Camel Country
Monsieur Bunau-Varilla
Diver Teisuke Shimizu Seeks Refloating Emden
Kobe Japan June 16 Teisuke Shimizu a veteran diver petitions British authorities to refloat the German cruiser Emden sunk off Cocos Island in 1914 He claims confidence in lifting the Emden with support from skilled colleagues Shimizu won fame in 1883 for salvage work on Antenmary earning a British gift watch for bravery.
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Japan
Teisuke Shimizu
South Seas
Sydney
Cocos Island
Shinizu
Antenmary
Carnavanshire
M. Shimizu
Wheat Market Ends Mixed on Chicago Board
Chicago on June 16 reports July wheat closing at $1.05 per bushel amid modest price movement and light trading activity.
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