State Will Close Tomorrow in the Steunenberg Case
Boise June 20 The state signals it will close its case tomorrow in the W D Haywood trial for complicity in Steunenbergs assassination The proceedings include read articles from Miners Magazine showing enmity toward Steunenberg with Judge Wood excluding pieces after the killing Senator Borah notes the state will also close its case the next day
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Boise
Steunenberg
Idaho
Colorado
Miners
W. D. Haywood
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Borah
Frank Steunenberg
Coeur d’Alenes
Paul Corcoran
Congressional Investigation Committee
Public Lands Convention Debates Grazing Lands Control
At a Denver session the interstate convention debated resolutions favoring turning public grazing lands to western states for local control. Delegates oppose policies that would make the U S government a permanent landlord of remaining public lands and resources. The discussion centers on criticizing the national administration’s land policy.
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Denver
United States
National
Threatened Western Union Telegraphers Strike Averted
In New York on June 20 the threat of a strike by Western Union telegraphers ended after Labor Commissioner Neill’s visit. An adjustment between Western Union and the Commercial Telegraphers union of America was reached with Neill’s peace suggestions. Western Union President Clowry sent a letter to Neill outlining the company’s position, which satisfied all parties.
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W. U
Neill
New York
Western Union
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
United States
Harry Higgins
The
Bird Pe
James Milkinwater
Frothy Buncombe
Jack Shifts
Vincent Busehe
Emmett Kooken
Frank O'Keefe
Wanee River
Son
St. Joseph’s
John Kanetal
Frank Lantry Sporter
Friskie
Tom O’brien
Cecilia O’brien
Sang ‘Su ,O'Brien
M. Weideman
G. Adampartment
Pocatello Club Thanks Oregon Short Line for Free Excursion Transport
The Pocatello Commercial Club adopted resolutions praising the Oregon Short Line Railroad for providing a coach and free transport from Pocatello to Shoshone for 25 members to meet the Northwest Trade excursion from Omaha. The vote expressed deep thanks, requested copies to officers, minutes, and publication in local papers.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Shoshone
Idaho
Pocatello Commercial Club
D. W. Church Wednaday
Pocatello
Omaha
Oregon
James H. Brady
J Rosenberg
J.C. Weeter
WN. McCarty
W. Church
Board of Governors
Answer Filed in $10,000 Logan vs Pocatello Steam Laundry
In district court this morning Christensen & Holzheimer filed a general denial for the Pocatello Steam Laundry in the $10,000 damage suit by Jennie C. Logan. Logan alleges injury from a January 16 mangling incident that led to finger amputation.
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Jennie C. Logan
Pocatello
Christensen & Holzheimer
Fourth of July Parade in Pocatello Details
Parade in Pocatello will feature Fort Hall Indians in war paint and feathers, 60 mounted boys, Liberty Car, school children floats, and many civic and fraternal groups. Line of march not fixed yet. assembly on North Arthur and finish at Short Line plaza for literary exercises.
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Fort Hall Reservation
Pocatello
Glee Club
Liberty Car
Fire Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Independent Order of Redmen
Elks
Eagles
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
Danny Church
Frank Wilson
Tom Hall
Dr. Cureton
West Side
North Arthur Avenue
Short Line
South Harrison Avenue
St. Joseph's Catholic Academy
St. Joseph's Hall
Northwest
Sisters of
St. Joseph
St. Joseph’s Hall
Orange Salisbury Dead in New York
Salt Lake, June 20. Orange Salisbury of this city, a leading west builder and pioneer stage man, died in a New York hospital on the eve of a planned Europe trip for health. The body will be brought home for burial. He was a prominent Republican leader in Utah and a participant in the Idaho constitutional convention.
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Salt Lake
J. Salisbury
New York
Europe
Northwest
Orange
Salisbury
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Salisbury Loan Company
West
Pocatello to Be Principal Idaho Book Depository
Plans outline Pocatello as a main state book depository with an annual trade estimated at $25,000, replacing Boise as the central depository. The book commission in Boise favored Boise, but freight advantages and Pocatello’s location push it toward a primary role serving ten southern counties.
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Pocatello
Boise
Gate City
Idaho
Lewiston
Coeur d’Alene City
Miss Loughran
Walter R. Siders
Fox and Sorelle Mare Set for One-Eighth Mile Match Race
A $500 purse match race between Charles Potters Fox and the Sorelle mare is scheduled tomorrow at 2 pm at the fair grounds south of town. Odds are even with Ed Enos aboard the Sorelle and a son of the Fox owner riding the Fox. The one-eighth mile track is in fine condition and both horses, plus their trainers, aim for a win amid strong local interest.
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Charles Potter
Fair Grounds
Enos
John McLaughlin
City Council Set to Publish 30 Day Warrant Report
City council to publish a 30 day estimate of annual appropriations by the finance committee for the coming fiscal year. A special fund for warrant redemption will be created by a new tax levy. Refunding bonds may be issued later. Alderman Terrell is abroad for a month.
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Finance Committee
Bistline
Pee
Terrell
State Mine Inspector to Inspect Fremont Coal Fields
Boise official Rob ert N. Bell passes Pocatello en route to Fremont county for a coal field inspection with railroad men and Salt Lake financiers. He says several good prospects exist in the area and the visit may lead to important developments.
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Robert N. Bell
Boise
Pocatello
Fremont County
Salt Lake
Mr. Bell
Judge Dietrich Returns From Moscow Term
United States Judge Dietrich of the federal court in Iola has returned home from Moscow where he sat on land fraud cases for a month. He is in good health and will stay a few days to handle private matters before traveling to Boise for court work. The Idaho federal court’s next term will be in Boise in September.
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United States
Dietrich
Federal Court For
District of Iolaho
Moscow
Boise
Federal Court
Idaho
Train collision rock fall injures seventeen near Mitchell
Seventeen people were injured when a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern passenger train was struck by falling rock in a tunnel near Mitchell Indiana. Injured were taken to Cincinnati. one is reported fatally hurt.
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Louisville
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Mitchell
Ind
Cincinnati
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Public Lands Convention
Pocatello Steam Laundry
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Orange Salisbury
Pocatello A Depository
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Potter
Fremont
Judge Dietrich
ST. Joseph's
Glorieux
Michfuz
B. Hansen
E. Adamson
B. Wiedemann
Foley
Rogan
Warner
St. Joseph’s Boys
Mabel Weidemann
Graham
M. Rogan
Adamsonetion
Minim Boys
the Court of Fame
Court of Fame
Ruth
Columbia
Minerva
Wis
Grace Gallet
St of Columbia
Ocean
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