Idaho Urges 500 Recruits for Fort Douglas Camp
The Idaho Recruiting Committee commends state citizens for enlistment efforts. D W Chareh chairs the Fort Douglass Training Camp committee and Adjutant General PH Crow lists eligible volunteers from Ada County. Recruiting continues statewide with opportunities for all sections to serve, per Acting Governor Herman Taylor.
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D. W. Chareh
Fort Douglass
Idaho
Turnish
PH. Crow
Acatello
Herman
Taylor
Physician to Conduct Physical Examinations in Pocatello
Sien up all good men. If possible keep in touch with me. I will send medical officer to Pocatello to conduct physical examinations. S. 1, CROW, Adjutant General.
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D. W. Church
Pocatello
S. 1
Crow
Adjutant General
Idaho Officials Commend Fort Douglass Training Camp Effort
Telegrams from Herman H. Taylor acting governor P H Crow adjutant general and Captain B Wallace praised the Commercial club recruiting drive for the Fort Douglas training camp and Idaho National Guard readiness. Local organizers D W Church BE Elliott T J Maginais and R H Palme emphasize registrants are not more likely to be drafted after enlistment but stand ready as citizen soldiers.
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Commercial Club
Fort Douglass
Lea
Idaho National Guard
Herman H. Tayor
Idaho
P. H. Crow
Daho National Guard
B. Wallace
United States
D. W. Church
BE. O. Elliott
T. J. Maginais
R. H. Palme
Apprentices Triumph Over Machinists 10-9 In Close Ballgame
The Apprentices defeated the Machinists 10 to 9 in a tight contest. Apprentices pitcher Helmes held the Machinists to five singles while the hit column included two doubles and five tallies in the first inning.
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Reptices
Woodhave
Aptices
Ywiéup
Helmes
Bird
Reeves
Atwood
Solomon
Vaughn
Krause
Bleck
Ef Pender
Migte—Kitterman
Peck
Ave
Loyd
Dodson
Sorrell
Rainey
Ramey
C. Davis
Machinists
Wheat Market Closes with Mixed Grain Values
Chicago prices show wheat at 1.033, corn 7.354, oats 3.954 in the day’s market report dated June 20. The figures reflect a steady session with grains trading narrowly.
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Chicago
War diary from Lieutenant Sarr describes monotony and filth of front life
Lieutenant Rudolph V. Sarr, 27, son of Berkeley attorney Vincent Sarr, writes from the western front about six months in command of a gunner detachment. He describes dugouts, unburied dead, and the grinding routine of war as an impersonal, factory like machine with shifts, meals, and mail. He reflects on the stark duty to Fritz and the grim reality of killing.
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Berkeley
Cal
Rudolph V. Sarr
Vincent Sarr
San Brancigeo
Surr
Craim
Vou
Fritz
Robinson circus advertising car reports trip through Idaho
Advertising car No. 1 of the Robinson circus traveled south through Idaho. Mrs. E. A. Drussman and daughter Beatrice arrive tonight after a two month visit with Mrs. Krussman’s parents at Sidney Nebraska.
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Robinson Circus
Idaho
E. A. Drussman
Beatrice
Mrs. Krussman
Sidney, Neb
Fourth of July Committees Report at Commercial Club Meeting
Tonight the Commercial club holds its regular meeting and committees for the Fourth of July will report. Members are reminded not to overlook the date and to attend.
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Commercial Club
Mills and Sandusky Enjoy Idaho Fishing Trip
Good Mr and Mrs F R Mills and Mrs W B Sandusky spent a week at Moore Idaho enjoying fine fishing and brought back a nice catch.
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F. R. Mills
W. B. Sandusky
Moore
Idaho
Governor Moses AlexanderVisits City En Route From St Louis
Governor Moses Alexander passed through the city today en route from the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. Herman Taylor acted as chief executive in his absence, guiding local affairs during the travel period.
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Moses Alexander
St. Louis
Herman Taylor
Back
Governor Back Governor Moses Alexander Tours City
Governor Back Governor Moses Alexander passed through the city today en route from the Democratic party amid campaign travel.
Home Again After Sacramento Trip With Superintendent
A. L. Carpenter private secretary to General Superintendent Whitney returned from the coast after accompanying the superintendent’s private car when it was taken to Sacramento.
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A. L. Carpenter
Whitney
Sacramento
Telephone Agent Krause Seeks Mountain States Affairs
A. G. Krause, general commercial agent for Mountain States Telephone, was in town last night handling departmental interests and left for the west this morning.
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A. G. Krause
Mountain States Telephone Company
West
Union Pacific Agent Hobnobs with Film Men in Twin Falls
Union Pacific agent R A Smith, a general colonization official, joined Chicago Hie and Amazon film men in Twin Falls for a social engagement. The event signals ongoing collaboration among railroad officials, media executives, and regional promoters in Idaho.
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Union Pacific
R. A. Smith
Chicago
Twin Falls
White Here Charles White and Others in Pack
Fragmentary notice mentions Charles White and others in a day time event or group activity. Readable portion lacks clear details on location date or purpose.
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White
Charles White
Pocatello Declared Engine of West Front Roads
Salt Lake Tribune notes Pocatello as a gateway for rail and highway travel linking Salt Lake City to Yellowstone. Editor W D Rishel hails local road improvements and outlines Malad via Collinston and Garland, plus Logan-Downey and Logan Bear Lake routes. Tribune to publish route logs for summer tourists.
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Pocatello
W. D. Rishel
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Bannock County
Tribune Chalmers
Poraie
Salt Lake
Yellowstone
Malad
Collinston
Garland
Pelow
Poentelle
Downey
Fixing Age When Dog Is Of Value
San Francisco petition seeks exemption from taxation for puppies under four months to aid breeders. The San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals supports the change, noting other cities exempt young dogs and that current rules were adopted a year ago. The piece also mentions young athletes Gordon Ralls and Maurice E. McLoughlin pursuing training methods emphasizing specific muscle development.
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San Francisco
George A Cranfield
Salt Lai City
Matthew McCurrie
San Francisco Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Cranfield
East Hurdler Coaches Sought as Murray and Kelly Consider
Reports from the Atlantic coast indicate that Fred Murray of Stanford and Fred Kelly of Southern California may join as coaches. Murray plans to stay in the east to study art and join the New York Athletic Club, competing this summer under its colors.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Fred Murray
Stanford
Fred Kelly
Southern California Star
Murray
East
New York Athletic Club
Short Line Auditor Visits City With Friends
Mr. White, auditor for the hotel and dining car service of the Short Line, visited the city and spent time with friends during the trip.
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White
Everett youth visits relatives before Utah trip
Irvin Jones of Everett Washington visits a few days with his aunt Mrs H H Stinger and family and his uncle George Gittins and family. He plans to travel to Salt Lake and other Utah points and return to Everett around the first of the month.
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Irvin Jones
Everett
Wash
H. H. Stinger
George Gittins
Salt Lake
Utah
Farewell Banquet For E. E. Calvin Held In Salt Lake
Parewell Banquet honored E. E. Calvin former vice president and general manager of the Short Line who leaves for Omaha soon. Public utilities chairman Axel P. Ram stedt and Col. Joel L. Priest attended as visitors.
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Parewell
Axel P. Ramstedt
Public Utilities Commission
Joel L. Priest
Salt Lake
Alta Cub
E. E. Calvin
Short Line
Omaha
Leased Barber Shop to Open in New Elk Building
Leased barber Le Tall, a noted Gate City artist and Pocatello Elks member, returns from Anaconda and will run the barber shop in the new Elk building. The shop is modern and ready for occupancy.
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al Tall
Gate City
Pocatello Lodge of Elks
Anaconda
Elk
Whitney Back Superintendent Returns From Pacific Coast
W A Whitney of the Short Line and Mrs Whitney returned yesterday after a two month Pacific coast sojourn for Mr Whitneys health. He resumed work at his desk this morning and departed for Salt Lake on No 30. The couple report they feel well after the vacation largely for Mr Whitney’s health.
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Whitney
W. A. Whitney
Richardson Writes In A Letter To E A Krussman
A cryptic note from Richardson addressed to E A Krussman of the Y M C A discusses a quieting of a prevailing situation and mentions the Gropgers in connection with the matter.
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Richardson
E. A. Krussman
Fosal Y. M. C
Outbreak Closes Bisbee Public Buildings Amid Meningitis
Residents near the Mexican border town Bisbee report no major outrages, only occasional quarrels. Public buildings were closed after several meningitis cases. they were reopened briefly before officials again ordered closures to curb a possible epidemic.
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Bisbee
Fined for sanitation violation in city case
Charles Butler was fined 25 dollars for violation of a city sanitary ordinance. Sanitary Inspector O Neil led the action after two prior city attorney and inspector notices. Butler claimed excuses about being busy. judgment suspended 24 hours for a general cleanup of his lots amid bad outhouses and garbage.
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Charles Butler
O’neil
Butler
Merrill
Studio Opens In Cook Building By Ranberg Bailey
Ranberg and Bailey open a new up to date studio in the Cook building above the Cook Drug store. The Idaho photographers promise first class work and guarantee only the best for the public.
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Cook
Cook Drug Store
Ranberg and Bailey
Idaho
Messrs
Ranberg
Bailey
Bannock Hotel Merchants Lunch At 35 Cents
An advertisement touts the Bannock Hotel offering a merchants lunch for 35 cents and Bandays meals for 50 cents. The notice emphasizes affordable dining options in a hotel setting.
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Bannock Hotel
Bandays
Classified ads prove daily jobs for efficient workers
Readable fragments show daily postings seeking efficient workers for varied roles. Listings highlight temporary and full time opportunities across sectors, with contact details and locations, emphasizing reliability and skill.
War Bride to Wed Before Her Husband Enlists
Alameda Cal June 20 Miss Marguerite Barns Lawrence will marry Walter Sutherland who plans to enlist for war service after the ceremony. The couple will proceed to Montreal Canada for the wedding and his immediate departure to join the armed forces.
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Marguerite B. Lawrence
Alameda
Cal
Marguerite Barns Lawrence
Montreal
Canada
Walter 8. Sutherland
Club Tonight Meeting Reports Fourth of July Committees
The Commercial club holds its regular meeting tonight with all Fourth of July committees reporting. Full attendance is desired.
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Commercial Club
Allies confident they will win war by year end
London June 20 The Times Paris military correspondent opines the British front is optimistic and will end the war by year end. He cites growing manpower and munitions on the entente front, Russian army gains, and Italian victories as signs of impending German and Austrian exhaustion.
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London
the Times
Paris
Japan Begins Far East to Atlantic Sea Service
Yokohama June 20 with the sailing of the steamship Tsushima Maru Nippon Yusen Kaisha inaugurates a new Far East to eastern seaboard of America service via the Panama Canal. Tsushima Maru is a twin screw steamship of 10 659 tons with Tokuyama Maru and Wakasa Maru to be used in the same service.
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Yokohama
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Far East
Seaboard of America
Panama Canal
Wakasa Maru
Personal Visitors from Short Line and Colorado
Leroy Fletcher special accountant in Short Line service was a business visitor today. F E Strong chief of the disbursing accountants from Salt Lake arrived for duties with his department. Dr and Mrs Ryan of Pueblo Colorado are visiting Dr Guy and plan a Yellowstone trip for a few weeks.
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Leroy Fletcher
F. E. Strong
Short Line
Salt Lake
Mrs. Ryan
Pueblo
Colo
Guy
Yellowstone Park
Class Day at Harvard Draws Dignified Senior Tributes
Cambridge Mass June 20 Harvard class day drew large crowds in the yard with seniors taking lead roles and many well dressed young women from across the United States joining in the ceremonies to honor the graduates.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Lee
United States
Tom LeSieur Quits Indian Public Service
Tom LeSieur leaves his Indian department post to focus on livestock work at Fort Hall Reservation. He served as chief of Indian police and superintendent of livestock, replacing Holbrook, with a term expiring July 1. LeSieur, once a renowned special agent, was wounded in an 1890s shootout but has since recovered.
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Gordon Ralls
Hluntington Park
Los Angeles
California
Ralls
Molla Bjurstedt
Maurice E. McLoughlin
McLoughlin
Fort Hall Reservation
Tom LeSieur
Fort
Holbrook
Indian Department
Monarch
Tom Steur
Idaho
Shur
Sequoia Quartette Bill Tonight at Chautauqua
The Mawson pictures, Antarctic exploits, and Elite Trio readings drew praise as the Sequoia Quartette opened a strong program. Windy weather cut part of the afternoon lecture. tonight Sylvester A. is scheduled to speak on The Challenge of the Hour after the Sequoia performance.
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Antarctic
Riner
Margaret Riner
Powers
Wonder
Mother MacCree
Irvine
Eugene Fields
Poe
Sequoia Quartette
Sylvester A
Internativ: Lyceum Association
America
Challen
Plenty of old papers at the Tripun office
Local note indicates a stock of old newspapers available at the Tripun office with a price of five cents per buneb.
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Tripun
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Palm Leaf Circle
Senbare & Rongt
Acord
Recdretekibn
Grant
Cate
Fies
Rudolph V. Surr
Salt Lake Paper
Kelly
Los Angeles Athletic Club
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Detroit
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Billings
Drauss
Stanage
R.H. E
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R. H. E. Washington
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Ragan
Tyler
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Cincinnati
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Indian Public Service
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