Royal Parade in London Draws Eight Million Spectators
King George and Queen Mary appeared to larger crowds than the previous day as a greater procession toured extended routes through South London Westminster and the Mall. Americans and Canadians filled stands while British crowds cheered and the queen acknowledged the overseas dominion greetings with a graceful inclination.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Thorugh Westminster
Whitehall
Mall
Ham Palace
Treo
Buckingham
Stock Exchange
Royal pageantry captivates London crowds in royal progress
Londoners and visitors exceed eight million as King and Queen ride in an ornate gold and blue state carriage drawn by eight white horses. Sirens of cannon, Life Guards, and Indian cavalry line the route from Buckingham Palace to London Bridge while bands play the national anthem and spectators shower flowers and handkerchiefs in a jubilant, if raucous, reception.
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London
Temamenily
Buckingham Palace
Constitution Hill
Piccadilly
St. James’ Street
Pall Mall
Trafalgar Square
the Strand
Fleet Street
Ludgate Hill
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Queen Victoria Street
King William Street
London Bridge
Southwark
Outlaw Whitney Reported Safe or Hidden in Region
A report from Cokeville says Whitney s brother, a sheep ranch owner nearby, quietly bought supplies and left. Authorities presume the outlaw is hiding near the ranch. Other reports place him in the Caribou mountains north of Grey s lake or moving toward Wyoming and friends. A Blackfoot report says he stopped at a ranch 30 miles north of Bancroft and heads for the railroad.
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Hugh Whitney
Caribou Mountains
Grey’s Lake
Wyoming
Pocatello
Cokeville
Whitney
Blackfoot
Bancroft
Two laborers sail in improvised river skiff toward Oregon
Frank Pierce and Stanley McPeek, job seekers in Pocatello, built a ten foot skiff and launched it to travel down the Portneuf to Snake River and toward the Oregon state line. They plan to portage around American Falls and navigate dangerous sections with their camp gear.
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Portneuf
Snake River
Oregon State Line
Pocatello
Frank Pierce
Stanley McPeek
Gate City
American Falls
Roadmaster Weds Charming Bride In Idaho Family Unity
J. D. Mc Cauley of Idaho Falls and Miss Elsi May Petty of Oxford married by Bishop L. T. Petty Jr. at the bride’s father’s home. Groom a roadmaster on the Montana division of the Short Line. Bride, long-time Pocatello resident, with Turner family ties. Turner home quarantined. After a brief Salt Lake honeymoon, couple to reside in Idaho Falls.
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Utah
M. Nixon
Pocatello
Idaho
J. R. Bennett
Deseret
H. Mathisen
Wood’s Cross
P. E. Burnham
Hans Taft
Monroe
David Myers
Coeur d’Alene
Thomas H. Burton
Nephi
F. J. Alexander
Salt Lake
J. P. Miller
Moab
George Myers
American Folk
Marion Cangor
Provo
Andrew Russell
Lehi
T. A. Taylor
P. N. Pierce
Box Elder County
Me A. Cobbler
Pleasant Grove
O. R. Madsen
Ogden
T. C. Child
Andrew
Allen
N. B. Pettibone
Stites
Wm. Schiller
Cottonwood
H. F. Patterson
Oakley
J. B. Hall
Twin Falls
William H. Gibbs
West Portage
R. G. Michaelis
Garland
Mosiah Evans
C. H. Schmake
Grangeville
Fred Flood
Boise
Theo
Swanson
I. N. Long
Rigby
C. H. Taylor
Buhl
E. E. Gillespie
D. W. Church
F. H. Hilliard
C. T. Woodall
Soda Springs
N. M. Hendrickson
Parowan
C. B. Smith
Bannock County
Ida
C, EK. Haviland
Winnemucca
Nev
John W. Miller
Thompson Falls
Montana
N. P. Nielsen
Bozeman
Mont
Patterson
Dell
Oscar Sonnenkalb
P. J. Nelson
Uvon
George Cash
M. I. Meeker
J. D. McCauley
Idaho Falls
Elsi May Petty
Oxford
L. T. Petty, Jr
Theodore Turner
Turner
Louis J. Petty
Frank E. Austin
First National Bank
Mountainhome
Charles C. Croshaw
McCauley
Pain relief claim for rheumatism liniment
It states medicines taken internally are useless for muscular or chronic rheumatism and recommends Chamberlain's Liniment applied externally. The ad notes it is for sale by all druggists.
Death Valley Trip Retold by L A Vidy of Pocatello
L A Vidy of Pocatello recounts the 1907 Death Valley journey with Death Valley Scotty and aviator Archie Hoxey. He describes battles with sand, gear breaks, canvas to brace the car, and a perilous trek to Daggett before a 200 mile return to the vehicle. Vidy plans a Boise stop to manage Bertram Motor Supply interests.
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L. A
Scotty
Vidy
Scott
Goldfield
Nevada
Los Angeles
California
Valley of Death
Civilization
Death Valley
Archie Hoxey
Hoxey
Barstow
Daggett
July Wheat Market Closes in Chicago
July wheat in Chicago closed at 89 1/4, with trading activity noted on June 23 as futures settled higher amid steady demand. The report cites a modest gain in prices and bible-month positioning for the grain markets.
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Chicago
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F. T. Bennett
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M. M. Whitesides
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Missoula
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J. M. Bistline
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M. G. Kern
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Monida
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T. R. Jones
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J. Kerr
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Rexburg
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Frank Reynolds
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J. W. Robertson
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Peter Hansen
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J. A. Hendrickson
Joseph E. Cordon
J. J. Marshall
George F. Lloyd
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Paris
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Wayne County
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Oneida
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Rockland
Poorman
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Heber Parker
Cache County
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Tah
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Ig Se Aa Logan
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J. R. Thomas
Malad
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L. E. Fox
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J. C. Jensen
P. Sorenson
Albion
D. Clinton
A. M. Boyce
D. T. Lewis
Utah County
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L. H. Johnson
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Minn
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Southern
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Outlaw
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