Local Briefs From Seattle and County Session
Councilman Caldwell returned to courtle after a month on business. Mrea has gone to the Coast. Howa bert left for y8 goles to visit her parents Mr ands Vaav. Valkenberg County Castle notes the board of county commissioners meeting in special session at the courthouse with several important matters on the agenda.
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Seattle
Fred Caldwell
Courtle
Mrea
Howabert
Goles
Ands. Vaav
Valkenberg
County Castle
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Williams and Canfields Return from Salt Lake Trip
From Lake T. Platt Williams his wife and Fire Chief A B Canfield returned yesterday from Salt Lake where they spent a few days. They made the trip by motor.
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Lake
T. Platt Williams
A. B. Canfield
Salt Lake
Eastern Star Regular Meeting Tonight
The Eastern Star holds a regular meeting this evening and expects strong attendance as the Crand Chapter report will be presented.
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Eastern Star
Crand
Women of Woodcraft Dance and Card Party Tonight
The Women of Woodcraft host a dance and card party this evening at Woodman hall. Refreshments will be served and a good time is promised to all.
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Woodcraft
Woodman Hall
Japanese-jailed man waives hearing in liquor charge
Jap Walveé-K Takuhira a Ja who is charged with liquor possession waived his preliminary hearing yesterday afternoon and was committed to district court for trial by the judge.
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Jap Walveé
K. Takuhira
District Court
Advertising Car Promotes Al G. Barnes Circus in Pocatello
The advertising car for the Al G. Barnes Wild Animal circus works in Pocatello today with a crew putting up promotional material for a show slated to occur in the city on July 30. The Merchant Credit Association has moved its office to the Trapp and Pierce building on West Clark under manager W. D. Alleley. A Sunday closing complaint has been filed against Lincoln Park owners for operating a roller skating rink on June 17 near the Portneuf River west bank at the town’s north end.
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al G. Barnes
Wild Animal Circus
Teo
Pocatello
Merchant Credit Association
Sonnenkalb
Trapp & Pierce
West Clark
W. D. Alleley
M. Bendizen
Lincoln Park
Portneuf
Pocatello Shoe Shop Opens in Eagle Building Corner
New business in Pocatello leases a corner in the Eagle building at North Arthur and Fremont street. The shop offers repair services and a varied stock for men women and children. In a separate matter Milton Quinn sues Leo Worthens for harming a cow with an automobile seeking $120.
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New Shoe Shop
The
Pocatello Shoe and Repairing Company
Eagle
North Arthur
Fremont Street
Leo Worthens
Pocatello
Milton Quinn
Quinn
Couple Tried for Supplying Alcohol to Minor Burnside
William Dill and Mrs. Orphan Burnside faced Probate Judge Hyde on charges of contributing to juvenile delinquency. The case alleged they gave liquor to Roy Burnside, a minor, who had been seen intoxicated by police. The man was acquitted. the woman found guilty with sentence suspended. Dill also faced a district court charge for possessing liquor.
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William Dilim
Orpahn Burnside
Hyde
Roy Burnside
Dill
Local meat markets set cash on delivery terms
Several city markets announce COD policy for all meat orders of 25 cents or more. Customers must have payment ready at delivery or orders will be returned. Notices list various market firms including Zweigart brothers and Jones Sanitary Market with signatures from managers and owners.
Maximilian's Execution Establishes a Precedent
Washington, June 19. Fifty years have passed since Emperor Maximilian of Mexico was executed at Querétaro, marking a high point for the Monroe Doctrine and a major defeat for imperialism. The United States, after Civil War scrutiny, asserted that foreign intervention to impose monarchies would not be tolerated and forced Louis Napoleon to withdraw French troops from Mexico.
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Washington, D. C
Maximilian of
Mexico
United States
Maximilian
United
Republic
Brazil
Washington
Louis Napoleon
Sheridan
Custer
Texas
Louisiana
Angre
Queretaro
Europe
France
Welcome Home Wisconsin Soldiers Bring Parade To Kenosha
June 19 Kenosha welcomes back the army of the boys in blue once more. Many had not returned to Kenosha since they left for the front at the war’s start.
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Wisconsin
Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin G A I Fifty-First Encampment Opens
The fiftieth annual gathering of the Wisconsin G A I opened today and will continue in session through Friday.
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Wisconsin G. A. i
Convention to Meet at First Church for Three Day Sessions
The First Church will host a three day convention with addresses from notable religious figures including Lea Lehmann and A. Taylor of Columbia South Carolina. Other speakers of wide prominence are slated to attend in the event.
Board of Inquiry at Pocatello on Desanti accident
A June 14 1917 board of inquiry findings at Pocatello determine the cause of Alberto DeSanti Italian lathe operator’s death on June 13. The switch engine 4736 under Foreman John Andrews moved cars causing DeSanti to be crushed between draw bars 74 feet from a kept open Fire Road crossing. The report notes dangerous noon hour switching, conspicuous multilingual warnings, and disciplinary actions, concluding employer responsibility unclear.
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Alberto DeSanti
John Andrews
Albert Nyman
F. Doughty
James Foley
Delbert Hansen
O. K
U. P
Fire Road
A. P
Alberto Decawat
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City Maer Company
W. H. Platzveder
Central
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H. EB Reddish
Zweigart Bros
F. A. Zweigart
al Zweigart
Jones Sanitary
R. D. Jones
Killian Bros
William P. Killian
Cook Drug Store Prescription Specialists
Center St
Britain
Canada
Meart
John B. Manning
New York Supreme Court
Mies O’brien
Findin
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Ce. W. Gray
A. B. Stevenson
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