Local Briefs From Henry Theodore Enders Visit
Henry Theodore Enders of Henry was here yesterday on school matters and returns home today. In Police Court two men were fined ten dollars each for drunkenness. A St Anthony church cooked food sale is set for Saturday June 17 at Hansons grocery. The Democratic party will send 18 delegates to the Boise platform convention on June 27. Elks meet tonight with usual docket. Buckeye State visitor P J Phelan of Toledo is in Pocatello on summer vacation studying engineering.
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Theodore Enders
Democratic Party
Boise
Buckeye State
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Pocatello
Mr. Phelan
Marriage License Issued to Lewis Glenn and Miss Lottie Williams
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Lewis Glenn and Miss Lottie Williams. Both parties are named in the official record.
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Lewis Glenn
Lottie Williams
Fourth of July Affairs Committee Meeting Notice
The general committee on Fourth of July affairs will meet this evening to discuss matters of interest related to the big show. Committees are urged to attend and report in definite form.
Hearst Returns From Northwestern University Study Year
Visit-Lloyd Hearst son of Mr and Mrs Leo Hearst has re turned from Northwestern University Chicago where he studied ediane during the past year. After vacation with his parents he will probably return to Chi fle. Polluting Streams Sheriff Cooper County Attorney Smith and Assistant Ray returned from Rob in where farmers polluting streams made water unfit for culinary use. Authorities will visit localities today. Soldiers at Movies Theatres gave a treat to Grand Army veterans and wives during the week.
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Leo Hearst
Northwestern University At
Chicago
W. W. Cooper
C. D. Smith
H. E. Ray
Robin
Grand Army
Testimony in the Orpet Case Reveals Poison Stains
Waukegan June 16. Defense focus in Will H. Orpet murder trial centers on cyanide marks on Dr. Ralph W. Webster coat. He testified three months passed between body discovery and coat analysis. Cyanide poisoning named as cause of death.
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Waukegan
Will H. Orpet
Marian Lambert
Ralph W. Webster
Webster
Gun State Lumber Co. Ad Promotes Coal for Next Order
A local advertisement urges readers to try Gun State Lumber Co. for the upcoming coal order, highlighting their supply and service. The brief copy emphasizes readiness and prompt delivery.
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Gun State Lumber Co
Gate City Electric Moves Address to South Main
The Gate City Electric Company relocates from 116 North Arthur to 107 South Main, updating its business address.
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Gate City Electric Company
North Arthur
South Main
Fashions in Medicines and Mild Laxatives
State Auditor L. L. Folsom notes changes in medicine attire in ads for Chamberlain's Tablets. The gentle laxative gains popularity, praised for its natural effect and stomach support, with broad availability advertised.
Westcott argues for American prosperity tied to statesmanship
Westcott asserts U S prosperity stems from decisive financial policy actions, not luck or war. He lauds Lincoln era emancipation of commerce, rejects imperialism, and urges calm, reasoned leadership to guide civilization toward peace amid world war.
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Vision of America as world pacificator and Woodrow Wilson
A long defense of American pacifism and democracy led by Woodrow Wilson. It extols education printing education and moral progress as tools to end war, claim America as world asylum, and appoint Wilson as the moral leader who will guide democracy and peace.
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America
Mexico
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Sons of
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