George Day resigns as Idaho land commissioner
The Idaho land board accepts George A. Day's resignation as land commissioner and honors his service. The board reinstates Hale in the governor's absence and appoints Edward Venninger-Bolt to oversee fund collections through the treasurer's office. The vote to reconsider Hale's dismissal was carried after debate and aligned with remarks by Secretary of State Barker.
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Today’s Games at National First Game in Philadelphia
Readable lines show team names and scores for a Philadelphia game with players McGhee, Pfeffer and Meyers contributing. The fragment hints at a 0 2 0 sequence and a 5 10 3 line, suggesting scorers or innings.
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PONGROVLEY ARE AGAIN OUT
San Francisco reports Unions have resumed tying up shipping at a number of ports as of June 22.
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Health resort at Lava Hot Springs gains support
State Sanitary Inspector John K. White leads sanitation work at Lava Hot Springs with new bath houses and improved grounds. Visitors from across the country seek relief from rheumatic ailments, while private hotels and a proposed sanitarium are discussed.
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Local Briefs Highlight Births and Visits
Mr and Mrs Scott of To see secert Ir have gone to Pringsie. Mr Scott will visit his parent. Mr and Mrs Carl W Wood announce a baby girl born Sunday afternoon eight pounds. Librarian Miss Martha returns from unselling Wi pace visiting.
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Play Tonight Motive Power Boommall Tenth
Local text fragment describes a tonight event called motive power boommall tenth with unclear details and mixed references to Corie Eee and a venue on X platform.
Guanes Reelected as Club Leader Unable to Deliver July Oration
The Guan es committee announces that he will be unable to deliver the Fourth of July oration at the local celebration. The committee includes several Idaho luminaries and prominent local men.
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Not Empy Murder Suspect Cleared in Idaho Falls Case
Authorities in Idaho Falls say the man linked to the death of Alice Hun is not the killer. The Salt Lake department notes ongoing investigation and narrows the suspect list after thorough inquiries this year.
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Idaho Falls
Little Alice Hun
Fourth celebration in Pocatello plans press event
Unclear OCR note states a Saint celebration in Pocatello is set for early next month and an off press time is mentioned this afternoon, but details are incomplete.
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Round House Defeats Opponents In Tight League Tilt
Short Line Twilight league transportation team edges Round House 4 2 after late homer. Ziebarth and Nash led with key hits. Bartlett and Bresee pitched well for the losers as umpires Kirkendall and Dugan called the game.
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Linglepaugh Rutherford Romance to wedding at home
The Los Angeles romance that began at the university ends in a wedding planned for tomorrow at the bride’s parents’ home. Miss Ruth Tinglepaugh and Richard Rutherford are the couple.
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Nebraska University
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Theodore Roosevelt to address Progressive leaders in Chicago luncheon
Oyster Bay N Y June 22 Theodore Roosevelt will travel to New York tomorrow to attend a luncheon with Progressive party leaders and Republicans who backed him for the presidential nomination. He has completed a letter to be read before the Progressive executive committee in Chicago June 26 outlining his views on the current political scene.
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New York
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Chicago
Worthen Family Heads to Salt Lake Visit
Mrs. L. C. Worthen and her children departed today for a week of visits with relatives and friends in Salt Lake City.
Local Men Interested in Bonanza at Pacific Mine
Local investors A. B. Stevenson Dr. R. H. Castle and S. B. Castle of this city back a Utah venture. Ore from the Pacific mine at American Fork has yielded 12.5 ounces of silver and 33 percent lead per sample with high values. A single lode is estimated as worth $100000 as the town prepares for mining facilities and larger operations.
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Utah
Pacific
A. B. Stevenson
R. H. Castle
B. Castle
Bulger Gets Ninety Day Reprieve In Murder Case
Denver dispatch reports James Bulger granted a ninety day reprieve under sentence for the murder of Lloyd F Nicodemus. The delay postpones execution of the current term set for this week.
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