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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1916

Page

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Crossed Border Action Against Rio Grande Bandits

Brownsville Texas June 17 Revival of bandit activity on the lower Rio Grande prompted swift action by authorities. Troops rushed to the Benito district to block bandit retreat. Several bandits crossed into Texas with three Mexicans killed and no Americans harmed. Cavalry moved 14 miles north and halted a ranch raid at the Seote ranch.

Brownsville Tex Rio Grande Benito Texas Seote Ranch

Raid Didn't Materialize In Isletas District

June 17 report from Laredo notes few Americans were urged to gather at the Morrow ranch to aid in repelling a possible incursion. General Mann heard nothing further as Isletas raid failed to materialize and Rangers were suspected to have staged the incursion. 5,000 Carranza troops were said to be marching north while traffic into Mexico was suspended. American consuls Hanna and Silliman arrived or were ordered to leave as the line remained quiet.

Laredo Isletas Morrow Ranch Mann Texas Rangers Carranza Mexico Phillip C. Hannia Monterey John R. Silliman Saltillo Mexico City Hanna

Will Run Them Down

San Antonio June 17 Americans will pursue bandits wherever a hot trail is found Trevino's warning is seen as a declaration of hostilities Generals Greene at Eagle Pass and Mann at Larelo stand ready to move with detachments Eagle Pass garrison strengthened by the 13th infantry more militiamen are sent south along the border stations

San Antonio Tex Trevino Greene Eagle Pass Mann Larelo 13Th Infantry

Third Cavalry Repels Attack on Hot Trail North of Brownsville

Army headquarters report the Third Cavalry struck a hot trail north of Brownsville after an alleged band raid last night. The engagement repulsed the attackers with several wounded while the Twentyan infantry came under rush fire during the defense.

Brownville Third Cavalry Brownsville Twenty- An

Government to Probe Sinking Steamer Bear

San Francisco report says officials will probe the Bear disaster at Sukar Loaf reef. Five people drowned and 155 survivors, many to testify, highlighted the inquiry set for Wednesday night wreck events.

San Francisco Bear Sukar Loaf Reef

Lumber Rioter Killed by Guard in Sunset Mills Riot

Oakland reports Lewis S. Morey a lumber handler on strike killed during a riot as strikers tried to halt operations at Sunset mills. Police reserves were deployed and patrols increased around local plants.

Oakland Lewis S. Morey Sunset Mills

Metal Market Copper Prices Edge Higher

New York reports smalets copper offered for 27 and 28 cents with Senate October and later at 29 cents, signaling firmer tone in the market.

New York Senate

Widow of Titan victim to wed again in Bar Harbor

New York reports widow Mrs John Jacob Astor Senoaneee, widow of Titan victim, plans remarriage to William K. Dick, a Brooklyn sugar refiner. The wedding is set for Bar Harbor, Maine, on June 19. Astor must surrender income from a 25,000,000 trust fund under the will to their son W. V.

New York Brooklyn Eels John Jacob William K. Dick Brooklyn Bar Herbor Astor Madeline Vorey W. V

Pursuit of Idaho Falls murder linked to Salt Lake Chase

The Salt Lake Herald-Republican reports investigators are closing in on the killer of 9 year old Alice Empey near Ammon Idaho. L B May of Revelare Secret Service says the final links point to the suspect in Salt Lake City and the case may be solved within a week. The murdered girl was found in Sand creek after leaving for Sunday school on April 16.

Salt Lake Empey John Smith Elmer Grant Duboisser Idaho Falls Alice Empey Saltair J. M. McClure Airbanks Street Smith Salt Lake Emergency Hospital

Denies Gavira Execution Report From Mexico City

El Paso reports that General Gavira was executed for treason on his rival's arrival in Mexico City, but Obrero denies the claim in messages to Consul Garcia. Gavira had not yet reached the capital, he stated.

el Paso Gavira Mexico City Obrero Garcia Gasvirr

School Girls Testify In Orpet Hearing

Eighteen girl friends of Marian Lambert testified in the Will H. Orpet murder trial in Waukegan. The prosecution seeks to refute Josephine Davis whose testimony favored Orpet. Davis denied Marian seemed downcast or cried often.

Waukegan Marian Lambert Will H. Orm Iss Lambert Josephine Davis Orpet Marian Celeste Yonker Jo Davis

Prominent Rev Paul Peterson Arrested in Vice Case

Rev Paul Edward Peterson a noted anti vice leader was arrested in Richmond California on a charge of accepting a $70 bribe from a woman under arrest for running a disorderly house. Authorities say he took the money to abstain from participating in the case. Peterson denies the accusation.

Richmond Cal Paul Edward Peterson Peterson Petersen

Murdered Woman Found With Money In Room

Seattle, June 17. Mrs. Blanche Coleman, 27, was found dead at a hotel with throat cut. John Soudas, a pawn dealer, is in custody and $44,000 in jewelry is reported to have been found in the room.

Seattle Blanche Coleman John Soudas

Fort Armstrng centennial pageants planned on Arsenal Island

Fort Armstrong on Arsenal Island near Moline Rock Island and Davenport marks its 100th anniversary with a week of historical pageants daily. Night parades electrical displays and fireworks illuminate the celebrations. The rebuilt blockhouse from 1805 will stand as a centerpiece while reenactments of Credit Island and Campbell Island battles unfold.

Rock Island, Ill Fort Armstrong Arsenal Island Moline Rock Island Davenport Credit Island Campbell's Island

Hughes Plans Campaign Move to Summer Home

Washington on June 17 Charles E Hughes prepared to move his family to a summer home and conferred with party leaders before launching his campaign.

Washington Chas. RE. Hughes

Baseball scores and lineups from today's games

National league results show Cincinnati beating Philadelphia in eleven innings by a close margin. Chicago and Brooklyn games are listed with partial score lines and batter names. pitchers Vaufgan Archer Cheney Marquard Appleton Coombs Meyers are noted.

R. H. E.inecinnati Eapeks Weekey Philadelphia Toney Wingo Demaree McQuillan Burns Killifer Chicago Brooklyn Cesseeseeeee Vaufgan and Archer Cheney Marquard Appleton

Bankers Conference Opens in Swampscott Massachusetts

Several hundred officials and members of the Bankers association of the New England states gathered in Swampscott for a two day informal conference on business and finance matters. Tomorrow will feature principal sessions with speakers F A Peach former Peruvian ambassador and Edward F Trefer field secretary of the chamber of commerce of the United States discussing trade with South America and bankers responsibility toward national content.

Swampscott Mass Bankers’ Association of New England F. A. Peach United States South America Edward F. Trefer Chamber of Commerce of the

Baseball Team Lineups Feature Myers Schang Cunningham Stanage

Cleveland batteries include Shawkey Nana maker Bagby Coombe Coveleskie and O'Neill in noted matchups with players Myers Schang Cunningham and Stanage appearing for the lineup.

R. H.E Philadelphia Myers and Schang Cunningham and Stanage Cleveland Shawkey Nanamaker Bagby Coombe Coveleskie O'Neill

North Dakota Elks Hold Annual Convention

Dickinson ND June 17 hundreds of Elks from across the state attended the convention opening here yesterday. The program runs two days with daily business sessions and a variety of entertainment arranged by the local lodge for visitors.

Dickinson N. D North Dakota Elks

Jackling Backs Hughes as Right Man for Nation

Col and Mrs D C Jackling arrived in Salt Lake by The Cyprus special car and visited Utah Copper company properties. He declined political aims but praised Charles E Hughes as the best national nomination and predicted a strong administration. Jackling planned days at Utah Copper offices and planned inspections of Magna and Bingham mills.

Salt Lake D. C. Jackling Butte Mr. Jackling Cyprus Utah Jackling Utah Copper Company Charles E. Hughes Hughes Biam Magna Hur

Market Quotes from Chicago Wheat and Oats

Wheat closing for July at 1.00 per bushel with a 7 1/100 cent rise. Oats quoted at 38 percent, with county data and Chicago market notes included.

Chicago Coun

Viewing Route for a Big Enterprise

The Tribune reports that survey teams will start from the Utah line and Pocatello to map a proposed electric traction route. Officials say approval is a formality and financial interests expect a near term electrical transport extension linking Utah and Montana lines. The project aims to connect Pocatello and northern and southern towns with enhanced interurban service and local dispatch via a capital funded system.

Tribune Utah Line Pocatello Intermountain West Utah Gate City Montana the Tribune Idaho

Trevino Throws Down Gauntlet to U.S. Forces

General Trevino challenges the United States and warns American troops to stay their hands while Funston asserts the regular program will proceed. Carranza alarms draw more attention than other bandits as the situation unfolds.

Trevino Uni Nother Funston Carranza

Catfish Fry Plea Aims for Portneuf Waters

Local fishermen press the game department to plant catfish fry in the Portneuf near Pocatello to revive boyhood memories and provide a sport and table fish. Proponents note Portneuf conditions suit the species and plan to formalize the request.

Game Department Portneuf Pocatello

Famous Scientist Begins 85th Year

London notes Sir William Crookes, eminent scientist, begins his eighty fifth year born in 1832 before Victoria. He remains mentally and physically vigorous and visits the Chemical News office daily, which he edits. Sir William and Lady Crookes celebrated their diamond wedding and have lived in the same Kensington Gardens home for forty five years.

London William Crookes Queen Victoria Chemical News William Lady Crookes Kensington Gardens

Iowa Receives Twelve New Carnegie Libraries

Des Moines Iowa June 17 Andrew Carnegie provides Iowa with 12 more Carnegie public libraries to be built this year at a cost of 166 666 dollars. The state will total 98 Carnegie public libraries and eight Carnegie college libraries. Outside of Carnegie buildings there are 22 other public library structures in Iowa.

Des Moines Andrew Carnegie Iowa Julia A. Robinson Iowa Library Association Carnegie

Gas Centenary Celebration Opens in Baltimore

An elaborate gas centenary celebration begins in Baltimore under Johns Hopkins University and city gas firms. The event marks the 100th anniversary of the Gas Light Company of Baltimore and features an industrial and educational parade with floats illustrating the gas industry’s development.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University America Gas Light Company of

German Aviator Boelcke Reported Killed in Combat

London reports indicate heavy action across Galicia Vosges and Bukovina with Russian forces pressing the offensive. Crown Prince forces bombard Verdun area while a German aviator Boelcke is said killed. Roger Robiere credited with downing 18 of Boelcke’s machines by May 1.

London Galicia Bukowina Verdun Vosges Boelke Roger Robiere Baltis English Enner Ieee Poe. Cay

General Funston Keeps Focus on Carranza Troops

General Funston says pursuit of bandits will continue despite warnings to Americans. American commanders may cross the border without waiting for orders. Border garrisons are ordered held ready for any emergency in the Texas area.

San Antonio Tex Funston Carranza

United States Replies to Carranza Note Held for Details

Washington reports completion of the U S reply to Carranza but held for specifics about his threat to wage war if U S troops move except toward the border. Border guards step up patrols in Texas New Mexico and Arizona as efforts to control the situation continue.

Washington United States Carranza Texas Brownsville San Ignacio Mexico New Mexico Arizona Funston Bell el Paso Pershing Trevino Chihaushua

Warning to Keep Out Fl Paso Border Tension

Warned to keep out as General Carranza vows to attack Americans if they move south east or west. Precautions at the border are tightened and officers and soldiers are held in barracks. Streetcar traffic to Juarez is halted and Americans told not to pass. Reports say northern Mexico recruitment is being rushed.

Paso Tex Carranza United States Juarez Mexico

Doubt Trevino's Threat in Mexico Campaign

Washington reports no word from General Pershing while Major Gray says Mexico will cooperate against bandits in the San Ignacio area. No southward move is planned and officials doubt Trevino’s threat. The Mexican embassy calls the report garbled or fabricated.

Washington General Pershing Gray Mexi San Ignacio Mexico Trevino

Mexican Warning from Carranzista General to American Expedition

General Jacinto Trevino warned General J J Pergh ing that any movement of American troops would be treated as hostile action. Four thousand Durango division troops under General Domingo Arrieta reached Concho, sixty miles southeast, to aid General Maldonado in the bandit campaign, per local reports.

Chihuahua City Mexico Jacinto Trevino J. J. Perghing Eral Trevino Carranza Durango Domingo Arrieta Concho Maldonado

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