Community sets bold Fourth of July celebration plan
The Fourth of July committee agrees to official events on the 4th and 5th with preliminary skirmishes on the 8th. The Elks join forces, fireworks on the bench, a preparedness parade on the 4th, industrial and historical parades by night, and street shows on South Main each evening. Cyclist races, a sheriff-led police detail, and numerous amusements fill Brady Park and fairgrounds as vendors seek permits and proceeds support the celebration.
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Roomea
The
Elks
Ite
O'Malley
South Main
Hinckley
Progressives Up in the Air After Chicago Convention Talk
Delegate Charles O. Pierce reports Progressive leaders face a strategic split over a January merger offer with Republicans. Roosevelt’s conditional rejection of Progressive nomination hinges on executive committee action in Chicago on June 26, with many Progressives awaiting that decision before pledging support to Hughes or Roosevelt.
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Charles O. Pierce
Chicago
Windy City
Pierce
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hyrum Johnson
California
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Congrsaman McDonald
Michigan
Sevelt
Charles Evan Hughes
Pheodore Roosevelt
Euch
Executive Committee
The
Wilson
Justice Aghes
Wuatice Ngorg Oataaya
Rovosespilt
Hughes
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Gals
Licans
United States
Dance Tonight at McNichols and Wright Hall
Saturday night event invites attendees to the regular dance at McNichols Wright hall this evening. Local notices also mention the Maccabees meeting at Eagle hall next Monday and tax payments due by July 1. A traffic ordinance is set for council action at the first meeting, while E O Elliot recruits 100 men for a camp and departs for California.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Ladies of the Maccabees
Eagle Hall
Ben
Idaho Missionary Writes Home About Travels in North Carolina
L C S missionary August Hedin of Pocatello, Idaho, reports from North Carolina on his travels through the south. He plans to return to Idaho after finishing his field work, stating that the south has been a fine experience.
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Idaho
August Hedin
Pocatello
North Carolina
Bannock National Bank
Dairy wagon spills milk and bottles break in Bannock
This morning Jacob McCartney drove a Bannock dairy wagon that struck a lightle, toppled, and broke about fifty bottles while spilling milk across the landscape though causing no serious damage. The Elks announce a temple dedication with District Deputy Hawkins from Coeur d’Alene presiding on July 4 5 and 6. Past Exalted Ruler Kercheval of Coeur d’Alene City will attend. C H Pixley the pharmacist opens a family store.
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Bannock Dairy
Jacob McCartney
Elks
G. E. R. Jas. V. Hawkins
Coeur d’Alene City
Kercheval
Family store planned at 953 North Main street
Mr Pixley, an old city resident formerly with Hed Cross and Corner pharmacies, plans a family store at 953 North Main street offering drugs and groceries and aiming to stock incidental items for the family. Frank Erwin, from Pocatello and Salt Lake, on vacation, visits with his wife before heading to Portland and Seattle.
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North Main Street
Pixley
Hed Cross
Corner Pharmacy
Frank Erwin
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Portland
Seattle
Gate City
Eagles Meet for Tri-State Aerie Business
Members of the F. O. E. are urged to attend tomorrow at 2:00 PM in the club rooms. The meeting will cover important Tri-State Aerie business and plans.
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Eagles
Tri-State Aerie
Ynu
Paper Saving Pushed by Short Line Officials
Idaho and Utah Montana divisions of the Short Line issue bulletins to limit paper cards to one per employee to curb rising costs. War time paper shortages, scarcer chemicals and coloring agents, and higher export volumes drive prices up, prompting a federal warning on paper stock.
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Idaho
Utah-Montana
United States
Son of James Humphrey Put Under Mental Capacity Review
In New York supreme court a judge and jury heard testimony on whether James Humphrey, age not yet 30, is a habitual drinker and incapable of handling his affairs. His mother seeks a committee to manage his person and property, citing alcohol abuse and dependency. Humphrey denies the charges and blames his stepfather for squandering his mother's money.
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New York
Supreme Court
James Humphrey
Humphrey
Augusta F. Partridge
Tri State Convention of Eagles Set for Next Week
The Tri State Convention of Eagles unfolds next week to mark the 100th anniversary of the order in the United States. Festivities include an electric opening pageant The Fight of the Tours with 200 women and 300000 lights, a grand parade, daylight fireworks, a wild west show, and a 20 000 spectator drills with six trophy awards totaling 12500 dollars.
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United States
de Witt Clinton
New York
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Good Grain Crop in Sight in Germany
Berlin reports indicate Germany will have unusually good grain crops this year. A mild winter and ideal spring weather, with satisfactory rainfall, have aided growth. Livestock grazing relieves fodder shortages, but a cold snap could threaten mature crops. Moorland reclamation may boost future yields and fruit prospects look favorable.
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Berlin
Germany
Tribune Ad Remnants Offer Old Papers for Sale
The Tribune office advertises available bundles of old papers at five cents per bunch.
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Tribune
Tri State Aerie convenes in Pocatello for three day Eagle convention
The Intermountain Tri-State Aerie of Fraternal Order of Eagles gathers in Pocatello Idaho for its regular annual meeting with Utah Idaho and Nevada lodges. Officials list include William A Peters Jer ome J E Schlotterbeck H S McCann J S Bennett and J J Hull. Dedicatory exercises for the new Pocatello Aerie building occur Tuesday at 10 am with Max Davidson and Carey Smith speaking. A parade band and degree team demonstrations follow Wednesday 1 to 3 pm and 7 00 pm events conclude with a ball at McNichols Wright hall at 9 pm. Thursday covers unfinished business and related activities.
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Eagles of
Intermountain West
Max Davidson
Carey Smith
Order
Tri-State Aerue
McNichols & Wright Hall
J. J. Hull
Pearl Bullock
Worthy
D. F E. Johnson
Earl Wilson
George Slingerland
Paul Heinrich
C. A. Myers
Canaries Rise as Shell Factory Workers
London reports that "Canaries" denote girls in shell factories whose skin yellows from fumes. Despite harsh conditions and risks, they show strong patriotism and are better paid than nonworking peers.
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London
Canaries
England
Roosevelt Talks From Bed After Pleurisy Attack
New York June 17 Theodore Roosevelt reports a comfortable night his cough eased and his voice rested though he suffered a pleurisy attack. He hopes to return to Oyster Bay today as his physician provides an update on his condition.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pershing Rejects Trevino Authority Over Forces
General Pershing informed Trevino that he would not recognize Trevino’s authority to govern the American expedition. The note was reported from San Antonio, Texas, on June 17.
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San Antonio
Tex
Pershing
Trevinoi
Purely Personal Visitors Arrive in City
Miss May Creasey of American Falls visits friends in town. N. K. Silversmith from Boise is here on business for a short stay. I. J. Allen and family of McCammon motored to the city today and will return tonight.
For Sale Young Mare Harness and Wagon
For sale a young mare with harness and wagon. Call at 639 South Fifth, 123.
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South Fifth
Gem State Market Bear Special Slice at East Center
Regular feature at Gem State Market East Center offering a bear style slice. Phone contact listed as 260. 117.
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Gem State Market
East Center
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George Smith
Dawson
E. O. Elliot
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