Opening of Chautauqua Draws Great Local Crowd
A large audience attended the Chautauqua opening at Garfield avenue, with 850 people present, far exceeding last year. The event featured the Comus Players and a program of lectures, concerts, and readings, amid praise for the organizing committee and ticket sales efforts.
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Cerson
North Woods
Garfield Avenue
L.ds
Ocatello
W. Gray
Geoley
H. R. Freeland
Rexroad Talks At King Arthur's Court Fono Event
The morning featured Rexroad's lecture on The True Courage appealing for living with courage as found, not chasing bravado, urging acceptance of one’s lot and financial restraint. The International Operatic company performed a strong afternoon program led by Mrs Burt McKiney and Rose Heidenrich. Judge J M Wanamaker delivered an engaging afternoon talk, marking a standout Saturday program.
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Vox Populi
Supreme Courts
Leggure
Lad Iieetuane
International Alice Company
Fime
International Operatic Company
Burt McKing
Rose Heidenrich
Allen Grubb
Burt McKinney
Martha
J. M. Wanamaker
Local Brevities from City Desk
Brief city notes report G A R members leaving for home and Y M C A official in Blackfoot. Adultery case bound over in district court with 500 dollar bond as Turner returns from Berkeley farmer. Marriage licenses issued to Adams McBride and Evans Ross. Spafford returns to Boise noting strong Republican outlook after G A R encampment.
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H. V. Jones
Joseph H.adams
Shelley
Maude E. McBride
Verne Evans
Mina Laverne Ross
Col
Jason Spafford
Boise
Porter Returns From Coast To Idaho Falls Visit
Back From the coast Porter hotel proprietor Nels D Porter and Mrs Porter visited the hometown of Idaho Falls today on their way home from a several week vacation. Porter plans a possible return to the institution around the Fourth of July for the big Pocatello celebration. Lee Laxton, son of a Tolabo Falls businessman, is returning with them after studying in Los Angeles.
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Nels D. Porter
Porter Hotel
Idaho Falls
Porter
Anite
Els
Pocatello
Lee Laxton
Tolabo Falls
Los Angeles
Evans Ross wedding at the Ross residence
Verne Evans and Miss Mina Ross were married yesterday at 539 West Benton in the Ross home. The bride wore gray taffeta and carried roses while Rev. H. S. Hamilton officiated. The couple will reside in Robin with the Evans and Ross families hosting witnesses and friends.
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Robin
Mina Ross
Poentello
J. J. Ross
West Benton
H. 8. Hamilton
Methodist Church
Evans
Harry Evans
Parson Jones Dies In Pocatello Community Loss
Parson Jones, widely known as Parson Jones among hundreds in Pocatello, dies leaving a large local following. The community mourns the loss of a longtime figure in the town.
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Parson Jones
Joly Jones
Parson
Pocatello
Wilson and Marshall Attend Democratic Convention Night
President Woodrow Wilson accompanied by Vice President Marshall attended the Democratic Convention in St. Louis at 11:25 p.m. Local coverage notes the pairing and event context at the gathering.
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Ming Eibanees
St. Louis
T. O. Smith Named City Employment Agent
The city council appointed T. O. Smith as municipal employment agent after a close vote. Smith proposed a $75 first month salary and furnishing his own office, with the rest of the months directed to city coffers. The council also discussed paving needs on North Lincoln and North Johnson streets and Arthur street with a decision postponed to the next meeting.
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T. C. Smith
Green
Williams
Nielson
Hutson
Inglestrom
Hopkins
Gustin
Hall
Martin
Dice
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Lincoln
North Johnson Streets
Arthur Street
Martin and
Arthur Avenue
North Main Street
North Lincoln
Francis McNally
North Harrison
Menaiy
Pioneer Parson Jones Dies in Arizona Tuberculosis
The Parson Jones, who came to Pocatello in 1903 and worked at Ay Douglass in the Gate City shining parlor, died in Phoenix Arizona on July 2 from tuberculosis after months in Arizona seeking health. His illness worsened despite the climate as he awaited burial tomorrow.
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Ariz
Jones
Arizona
Pocatello
Ay Douglass
Gate City
Hammett woman guests with Mrs. Bacon a few days
Mrs C L Henry of Hammett Texas is staying with Mrs J B Bacon for several days as a guest.
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C. L. Henry
Hammett, Tmahe
J. B. Bacon
Los Angeles Prepares Lavishly for Knights Templars Conclave
Los Angeles gears up for the triennial Knights Templars gathering as electricians decorators and florists work across prominent buildings. The city expects a grand welcome with extensive preparations reflecting its festive mood and hospitality.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Knights Templars
Los Angeles Prepares for Massive Delegation Gathering
Bunting and lights decorate the city as a large influx of delegates and visitors is expected. Hotels report strong applications for accommodations, signaling the attendance will be among the highest for any prior gathering in the city.
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Elec
Ashable
Indic
Los Angeles
Auto hit and one killed in Colorado Springs crash
Colorado Springs on June 16 report says Dr. W. Gardner of Boulder was killed and his wife fatally injured when a Rock Island train struck their automobile. Mrs. Hardreth also injured in the collision.
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Colorado Springs
W. Gardner
Boulder
Hardreth
Copper futures drift in metal market note
New York on June 16 reports copper prices steady with electrolytic nearby and futures for September trading around 27.50 to 29.25 dollars per hundredweight, reflecting a subdued tone in the market.
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New York
Endorsement From Home Promotes Kidney Remedy
Reader L. Warner of Pocatello shares a kidney trouble ordeal and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief. He notes the pills' proven local merit and urges others to buy the Buffalo company product at 50 cents from all dealers. Ad copy for Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Pocatello
Warner
N. Fairfield Ave
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Ady
Classified Ads Prove Daily Jobs for Efficient Workers
Classified notices claim steady employment for efficient workers with ads across sectors. Local listings highlight opportunities in manufacturing, retail, and services, urging applicants to respond promptly.
Federal Council of Churches Calls Pastors to World Relief
The Federal Council of Churches urges pastors to form a continuous local committee and collaborate with lay leaders to support European war relief. They propose a special Sunday for appeals, citizenship Sunday on July 2, and targeted fundraising through churches, schools, and communities.
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Federal Council of Churches
Federal Council
Europe
Pone Ee
Anize
Epeteao
Shailer Mathews
Republicans to Meet in Boise on Platform Matters
Boise June 15 An important meeting of Idaho's Republican state central committee is set for June 27 in Boise the date of the state platform convention. Delegates selected statewide show strong leaders to outline principles while other parties also draft platforms.
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Boise
Republican State Central Committee
State Central Committee
Ion. C. C. Cavanagh
Chicago
Idaho
Senator Borah
Hughes
Roosevelt
Cavanagh
United States
Ivan Evans
Grangeville
Boisd
For Sale White Sewing Machine and Help Wanted Ad
For sale new White Sewing Machine good condition and reasonable price. Also wanted woman to care for children days while mother works. Inquiries at 350 North Lincoln and 127 North.
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Lincoln
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