Idaho Crop Conditions Promising Say U S Ag Agent
A. F. Hitt special field agent for Idaho Oregon and Washington reports exceptionally flattering crop conditions in Idaho up to the first of the month with one of the largest harvests expected this fall. He notes Idaho leads in ten year agricultural growth and that the three states together supply about one third of U S wheat exports. He will tour Washington and Oregon in two weeks.
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A. F. Hitt
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
United States Date of Agriculture
Department
Hitt
New Mexico
Wyoming
Union
Thief Missed Bill Book After Stolen Trousers Found
A laborer from Buhl reported a thief entered his Perkins hotel room last week and stole trousers containing a bill book and 85 in currency plus a purse with 3 in silver. The trousers were recovered in an adjoining room with the purse. the bill book had been discarded. The owner recovered the 85.
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Perkins Hotel
Buhl
Brady Strong in the Panhandle
Boise Capital News reports Governor James H. Brady is favored to win Bonner and Kootenai counties against B F O Neil and Paul Clagstone for the gubernatorial nomination. George R Barker, editor of the Pend d Oreille Review, notes Brady may secure a majority in those counties.
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Boise Capital News
James H.brady
Bonner
Kootenai
B. F. O'Neil
Paul Clagstone
George R. Barker
Pend d’Oreille
Political Leaders Rally Behind Governor Brady in Kootenai County
In Kootenai and Bonner counties most prominent leaders back Governor Brady. They say O'Neil's candidacy announcement now is ill-timed, noting O'Neil previously led Brady's campaign and supported the party platform.
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Kootenai
Bonner
Kootenai County
Brady
O’neil
O'Neil
Jeffries Johnson Fight Bids Sought in Nevada City
Promoter Tex Rickard travels to Reno with Tom Flanagan Johnsons manager and builders to hear bids from Reno and Goldfield for hosting the Jeffries Johnson fight. A Nevada arena will mirror the San Francisco site with similar seating and already purchased seats to be used.
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San Francisco
Tex
Rickard
Reno
Nevada
Goldfield
Tom Flanagan
Jack Johnson
Governor Gillette Talks Fight Situation With San Francisco Mayor
Governor Gillette said he and San Francisco Mayor McCarthy discussed the fight situation in a conference held yesterday. He refused to disclose details noting that Mr McCarthy is free to repeat any statements.
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Sacramento
Gillette
McCarthy
San Francisco
Interview Statement Clarifies What Occurred
A statement attributed to the interviewee hints at the events described during the session. The remark frames his account as the basis for understanding what transpired and signals forthcoming details.
Taft Pushes Publicity Bill for Campaign Contributions
President Taft in Washington urged swift passage of a publicity bill governing campaign contributions for federal offices. He told leaders from both parties he pledged during the last campaign to push this measure and pressed Congress to act before adjournment.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
House
Senate
Three Pocatello Boys Graduate From Columbia University Portland
Three Pocatello youths Roland R. Gasser, Harry Wade Jr., and John Leo Hood graduated from Columbia University at Portland on June 15. Gasser and Wade earned diplomas in the academic department while Hood completed the English course and returned home for summer vacation.
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Pocatello
Roland R. Gasser
George Gasser
Harry Wade, Jr
Harry Wade
John Leo Hood
John Hood
Columbia University
Portland
Mr. Hood
Mr. Wade
Mr. Gasser
Thomas Mantell Bout Promised In Sacramento Tonight
California middleweight Joe Thomas and Frank Mantell of Pawtucket Rhode Island prepare for a twenty round title bout in Sacramento. Both fighters have completed training and show excellent condition for the fight.
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Sacramento
Cal
Joe Thomas
California
Frank Mantell
Pawtucket
R. L
Pressmen at Columbus Convene in North American Union
The International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' union of North America opened its annual convention in Columbus, led by President George L. Berry. Delegates from a 22,000 member body across the United States and Canada attend, with plans for a tuberculosis granite tarium home for old members among the issues.
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Columbus
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants‘ Union of North America
George L. Berry
United States
Canada
Chippewa Land Opening At Crookston Lands Open To Settlers
Crookston Minnesota reports a large crowd at the government land office for the Chippewa reservation opening. Nearly 250 000 acres including Fond du Lac Deer Lodge Pigeon River White Earth and Red Lake tracts are available to actual settlers under the homestead law.
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Crookston, Minn
Government Land Office
Fond du Lac
Deer Lodge
Pigeon River
White Earth
Red Lake
G A R of Michigan encampment opens at Holand
The advance guard of visitors arrived in Holand Michigan for the G A R department of Michigan annual encampment. The town is decorated for veterans. Wednesday features a big parade and a camp fire with Governor Warner Congressman Townsend and gubernatorial hopefuls to speak.
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Holand
Mich
G. A. R. Department of Michigan
Warner
Townsend
Aviator Plans Lake Ontario Crossing From Rochester
Rochester June 20 Dr William Greene a well known aviator plans to start tomorrow on a flying trip across Lake Ontario to Toronto He will use a bi plane of his own design and manufacture The distance across the lake is eighty six miles.
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Ontario
Rochester
N. Y
William Greene
Tomorow
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Governors Meet to Plan Fall Governors Conference
Governors Ansel of South Carolina Hadley of Missouri and Willson of Kentucky met in Frankfort to choose a site and outline the program for next fall's governors conference. The Roosevelt era organization has held two annual meetings and the next is likely in Jefferson City Missouri.
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Conference OF Governors
Frankfort
Ansel
South Carolina
Hadley
Missouri
Willson
Kentucky
Organization of Governors
Roosevelt
Jefferson City
Deficiency Bill Sent to Senate with House Amendments
The general deficiency bill was received from the house and referred to the senate appropriations committee. After four minutes and fifty seconds it was reported back with amendments. It carries items totaling $7,945,072, an increase of $1,682,345 over the house bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Committee On Appropriations
American Girl Weds in London
Miss Olga Schmitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pitt of Chicago wed Frederick Earl Warren of Paris in London today. The bride has lived in Paris for years where she studied grand opera under Jean de Reszke.
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London
Olga Schmitt
Frank Pitt
Chicago
Frederick Earl Warren
Paris
Jean de Reszke
Yale Class Day Highlights With Law School Address
Yale Class Day featured numerous senior led gatherings in New Haven on June 20. Justice Henry B. Brown delivered the law school graduates address, adding polish to a year courted as unusually notable.
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YALE
New Haven
Law School
Henry B. Brown
L. D
Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Tuesday
A calm forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Tuesday with cooler conditions overnight. Temperatures are expected to dip modestly, bringing a relief from recent warmth.
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