Bears Invited to Intermountain Tournament in Ogden
The Bears baseball team of the Pocatello Athletic club received an invitation to the second annual Intermountain baseball tournament in Ogden from August 30 to September 1. Twelve teams will be chosen with $1,000 in cash prizes and individual awards. The Bears may decline due to the Union Pacific track and field meet in Overland Park. they face American Falls next Sunday at Overland Park.
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Bears
Pocatello Athletic Club
Union Pacific
Ogden
Ogden Commercial Baseball League
Geo. Slingerland
A. T. Hestmark
Intermountain States
Overland Park
American Falls
Indians to be sentenced Tuesday in murder case
Elmer Whittentone is found guilty of second degree murder and James Tidimit and Ben Ariwhte convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the Charley Deveney case. Sentencing is set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m by District Judge O R Baume. Chief Tenday of the Lemhi branch will address the court before sentence with an interpreter.
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Elmer Whittentone
James Tisidimit
Ben Ariwhte
Charley Deveney
O. R. Baume
Chief Tenday
Tomorow
Jury Deliberating in Statutory Case Idaho vs Larson
In district court Judge Robert M. Terrell hears the case of Louis C. Larson charged with a statutory offense in Beaver Dams Turner precinct. The jury has not yet returned a verdict as of press time. The key witness, 17 year old Eleanor, initially refused to testify before County Attorney H J Awanson but then spoke on the alleged attack. Defense attorney is J R Mahan.
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State of Idaho
Louis C. Larson
Robert M. Terrell
Larsen
Beaver Dams
Turner
Eleanor
Miss Larsen
Wee
H. J. Awanson
J. R. Mahan
Miss Juliette Minson Attends McCall Girl Reserve Camp Opening
Miss Juliette Minson secretary of the local Y W A and Miss Anne Johnson daughter of J M Johnson travel to McCall Idaho for the opening of the girl reserves camp. They will join Miss Johnsons father who serves as agent for the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company at the visit.
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Mccall
Juliette Minson
Y. W
Annne Johnson
J. M. Johnson
Oregon Shortine Railroad Company
Idaho
Washington official hails Idaho scenery and road links
W. H. McDonald of Washington D C praised Idaho scenery in the Sawtooth and Salmon regions and predicted a tourist influx once a Boise to Missoula through route is completed. He toured the Posate llo to Bitterroot mountain project with L I Hewes and R B Finch and said seven miles of rough summit road will be let soon in cooperation with Lemhi county.
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Boise
Jame
Idaho
Bawtooth
Salmon River
W. H. Mc‘Donald
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Public Trade
Federal Government
Mr. McDonald
L. I. Hewes
San Francisco
Good Roads Department
RB. J. Finch
Highway Department
Ogden
United States Forest Service
Haa
Posatello
Idaho Montana
Salmon
Bitterroot
McDonald
Forest Department
Lemhi County
Pocatello Hosts Visitors as Notables Arrive for Bannock Event
A New York guest praises Pocatello’s bustle and mayor while social notes record arrivals at local hotels. The column lists numerous visitors from Boise, Salt Lake, Rexburg, Twin Falls, and beyond, including businessmen, merchants, and couples staying at the St Marie and Yellowstone.
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Pameatt
L. J. Ott
Bannock
C. Beeman
Buhl
Beeman
Grimm
Bancroft Merchent
St. Marie
B. White
Glenna
St. E
M. Walker
Crow Hotel
Walker
Mackay
Chas. Underwood
Falla
Yelowstone
L. G. Sloan
Montpelier
Serpin
Yellowstone
T. K. Hackman, Jr
Rochester
N. Y
H. B. Cornell
Boise
W. B. Campbell
L. Eastor
Salt Lake
A. B. Carlson Restore
J. A. Peepraces
Idaho City
T. H. McBeth
Sake
R. L. Butliffe
Arco
R. B. Rayner
Albion
W. G. Beeson
G. R. Jones
Twin Falls
Denver
Sir Moody
D. Martin Rupert
T. Sheehan
B. F. Daniels
Wm. Doutre
Logan
A Pack
P. Bagley
V. Reed Nampa
A. Pearson
Trade
C. A. Benik
E. Osborne
J. H. Reaume
L. Lewes
Burley
I. Thomas
Kemmerer
M. Hooper
J. G. Powell
Glends Ferry
E. A. Andegeou
Portland
W. ©. Price
P. G. Gunvell
J. Hird
Iowa
Regatta Opens as 28th Intercollegiate Rowing Meet Nears
Poughkeepsie hosts the 28th intercollegiate rowing association regatta on the Hudson with seventeen crews including seven varsity five junior varsity and five freshmen racing this afternoon. Washington and the Navy are the favorites in the four mile varsity event with junior varsity and yearling races drawing Syracuse Wisconsin Pennsylvania contenders.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Inter-Collegiate Rowing Association
Hudson
Washington
Navy
Syracuse
Wash
Ington
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Mare Theresa Gough Stars in Vitagraph Wildfire Film
The mare Theresa Gough, sister to Ellie Gough and a trained racer, acts in Vitagraph’s Wildfire shown at the Strand. She amused crowds on set, followed Aileen Pringle for treats, and even ran in Havana during production.
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Vitagraph
Wilfire
Theresa Gough
Ellie Gough
Miami
Aileen Pringle
Havana
Strand Theatre
The Shock Punch at the Orpheum
The Paramount film with Richard Dix opens at the Orpheum, based on John Monk Saunders story and previously in Liberty. Frances Howard co stars, with Gunboat Smith Walter Long and Paul Paner in supporting roles. a two reel Langdon comedy and Pathe News complete the bill.
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Orpheum Theatre
Paramount
Richard Dix
John Monk Saunders
Liberty
Frances Howard
Dix
Smith
Walter Long
Paul Panrer
Harry Langdon
Pathe News
Daughters of Night to Play at Capitol Theatre
The Fox special attraction Daughters of Night comes to the Capitol tomorrow. The feature lauds the American telephone service and the telephone girl, praising her as top in the field and holder of the American matrimonial championship among working girls.
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Capitol
William Fox
Capitol Theatre
America
Army of Home
New Reclamation Program Urged by Work
Secretary Work urged a new reclamation program with advances to settlers to finish farm improvements, low interest rates, and private land price agreements for land in private ownership. He called for irrigation projects to be organized into districts run by local residents and for Congress to let states share financial risk for new projects.
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Work
Am O
Non partisan leader factor in farm bloc
Senator Ladd emerged as a strong non partisan league advocate within the farm bloc in Congress. His support for federal food regulation, aliases with La Follette forces, and role on the oil investigating committee mark a prominent political path. Henry Ladd's career includes farming writings, scientific society ties, and a large North Dakota influence, with his death prompting questions on a Senate vacancy.
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Ladd
Congress
Standards Commission On Food Products
Harding
Supreme Court
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Frazier
North Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
Shipstead
Minnesota
Senate
Washington
Northwest
Lynn
Foster J. McCumber
Senate Oil Investigating Committee
Lenroot
Russia
America
American Chemical Society
Society For the Promotion of Agricultural Science
Society of Chemical Industry of London
Rizpah Sprogle
Annapolis
Rizpah
Katherine
Rosilla Elizabeth
Virginia
Culver
Vernon
Milton
Irrigation Plans Seen as Sound in Theory but Unproven
A speaker argues irrigation aid is sound in theory yet failed in results. He says large scale irrigation requires government support since private enterprise lacks profit. Reclamation of arid lands ties to national agricultural issues and soil fertility, aiming to revive farm life as the ideal home unit.
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Ca Ee
Pe Pte ‘'Tt
Sanitation in Meat Industry Prompts Reform Calls
A report condemns widespread sanitation neglect among meat dealers led by offenders described as clean-up men. It urges better cooperation with health authorities, consumer education, and information exchange to raise standards across major cities including New York, Chicago, Denver, and San Francisco.
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New York City
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Salt Lake City
Seattle, Wash
Portland, Ore
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Tuberculosis Sanatoria Cut Deaths by 6000 Annually
Dr Louis I Dublin of Metropolitan Life says TB patients who leave sanatoria live longer and die at lower rates. He cites 800000 passed through sanatoria in the last decade and about 600000 still alive benefiting from reduced mortality in communities.
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Minneapolis
National Tuberculosis Association Frida
Louis I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dublin
United States
Its Always Fair Weather When the Fish Are Biting
Weather outlook cooler and fair with rain anxiously hoped for by the public. Sunday temperature 80 degrees, five below last year. 21st of June record warmth reached 97 in 1900 and 37 degrees was the low in 1914. Sunset at 8 12, sunrise at 4 51 Tuesday.
Safety committees of OS L divisions meet tomorrow
The Safety First committees of the Utah Idaho and Montana divisions of the Oregon Short Line Railroad will meet tomorrow at the Y M C A at 1 o clock. They will discuss equipment and safety device upkeep with chairs Charles E Brooks E C Manson and R B Brooks presiding. Visitors are welcomed.
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Safety First
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Charles E. Brooks
E. C. Manson
R. B. Brooks
La Follette Funeral Honors Peaceful Democracy Leader
Wisconsin pays simple tribute to Senator La Follette at a capitol rotunda funeral with flowers, flags, and marble columns. Dignitaries, legislators, and civic groups attend as pallbearers and mourners honor his memory and vision for democracy.
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State Capitol
Forest Hill Cemetery
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
A. E. Haydon
Chicago
Rotunda
United States
Town Talk Leaves for Omaha
J. I. King freight agent for the Oregon Short Line departs tonight for Omaha on a brief business trip.
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Omaha
J. I. King
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Ball game Postponed and Oregon Scouts Trip to Yellowstone
A rain postponed a Lima Montana baseball game between Oregon Short Line baggage clerks and the Short Line Railroad team. Thirty two Boy Scouts from Marshfield and North Bend Oregon, led by Guy Warner, travel in ten cars to Yellowstone National Park for an outing after a day in the downtown area.
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Oregon Short Line Baggage Clerka
Short Line Railroad Company
Lima
Mont
Boy Scouts of America
Marshfield
North Bend
Oregon
Yellowstone National Park
Guy Warner
Two Elk Bucks Seen Near Camp Ten In Birch Creek District
Mr and Mrs Bury Rievens of Poca tello and a newspaper man reported two huge elk bucks in the Birch creek district near Camp Ten, just sixteen miles south of the city. They approached within 100 yards and noted one animal with exceptionally perfect antlers.
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Camp Tenday
Birch Creek
Local Utah Weather Forecast Shows Thunderstorms Then Fair
Local weather notes storms this afternoon or tonight in Utah with the rest of Tuesday expected to be generally fair. Temperatures show little change across the day.
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Utah
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N. D
A. G. Sorlig
E. F. Ladd
E& Re
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North Main
Safety Committee
Tribune
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine CO
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Bannock County
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