Salt Lake Pro Team to Play Four-Game Series in Pocatello
The Stall and Dean's Siren est semi pro club from Salt Lake City will tour Pocatello for a four game series July 2 4 and 6 facing the l'oratello club. Manager Tommy Fitzpatrick confirms most of the current lineup with Hulihan Skendall Swain Ziebarth Hank Istline Derham and McCurdy supported by Beckett Bills Adolph and others. A pitcher will be imported and extra umpires hired as the Salt Lake squad seeks wins and a potential Western league offer in Denver.
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Stall and Dean's
Utah
Pocatello
L’oratello
Mann Bills
Salt Lake City
Tommy Fitzpatrick
Dean
Pocalo
Hulihan
Skendall
Swain
Ziebarth
Wdy Hank
Claude Istline
Peter Derham
McCurdy
Beckett
Bills
Adolph
Pocatello Club
Swain and McCormick
Stallers
Deaners
Paddy Phelan
Buckeye State League
Enlistment Slower Than Expected Says Idaho Officer
Idaho National Guard Adjutant Krengel told Commercial Club members that recruitment is lagging as the state faces a national crisis. He urged rapid mass enlistment at a Main and Center corner meeting to fill the Idaho units to a strength of 1500, noting 900 currently in camp at Boise and a shortfall of about 600.
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Adentenant Krengel
Idaho National Guard
Commercial Club
Idaho
Beise
Krengel
Main @pd Center
Local Briefs Highlight School Attendance and Fourth of July Plans
Jos Olive returns from Chicago where he attended a national chi ropractic course and will resume studies in fall. J E MacAlpine and Bee Turner lead the Commercial club Fourth of July Committee on a Blackfoot trip to discuss countywide participation in the Pocatello celebration. They were joined by H Hilliard.
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Jos
Olive
National
E of Chiropractic
Chicago
A S Ehool
J. E. MacAlpine
Bee Turner
Pocatello
H. Hilliard
Rivalry Leads to Quiet Breakin in South Main Garage
In a South Main garage a fast and furious breakin occurred between two old rivals working on a machine. One lay under the car while the other stood nearby. an exchange over tools ended with a clash. After a brief conference, the pair vowed to fight no more and the scene returned to calm.
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South Main
For Rent and Sale Ads From Tribune Notice Board
Classifieds show a 3 room partly modern house near shops rent 12 dollars monthly and a bicycle for 15 dollars with easy terms. Also seeks an experienced waitress at 30 dollars per week and a general help note for a girl and other notes from Tribune notices.
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M Care Tribune
Italians Are Fond of United States
Rome reports a surprising link between Italy and America as about 5,000,000 Italian soldiers have visited the United States or have relatives there. The share is said to be the largest in Europe with many soldiers proudly citing ties to America during front-line travels. A correspondent recounts a humorous incident when a carabiniere, claiming New York roots, says he cannot help with local town details.
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Rome
United States
Europe
New York
Mexicans Swarm North as Troop Movement Reported
Nogalea June 23. Dr M N Wade arrives with refugees and reports that the entire north of Mexico is alive with troops. Local officials confirm unsettled border conditions and increased military presence.
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Nogalea
Mexico
M. N. Wade
Copper Prices Move Higher for September Futures
New York reports electrolytic copper prices firming for September and later delivery with quotes around $27 and $29.25. The market shows nominal gains as traders eye near term supply and demand signals.
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New York
Millinery Sale at 155 North Arthur Store
An advertisement notes trimmed hats priced from $1.00 at a millinery shop located at 155 North Arthur, urging shoppers to visit for bargain headwear.
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North
Arthur
Claims Attack on Annapolis Was Without Warrant
Navy report recounts Magate lán incident near Mazatlan where a motor launch from the gunboat Annapolis was fired upon by Mexican officials. Ensign Kessing and Paymaster Mowat were seized. crew returned fire after shots struck the boat. Mexican forces fled. two American officers later released after consul contact. Mazatlan report notes wild excitement among Mexicans.
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Washington
Kavanawrh
Annapolhis
Navy Department
Magatelan
Annapolis
Kessing
Mowat
Slaughter
Merta
Annapolia
Metta
Idaho Women Urged to Exercise Judgement on Suffrage
Senator Borah writes the Boise chapter of the National Council of Women Voters urging Idaho women to cooperate with those favoring state by state suffrage action. He warns against tying suffrage to the race question and stresses patience for a method he sees as proper.
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Borah
Idaho
Boise
National Council of Women Voters
Council
Idahb
Counly
Chicago
E. Borah
Texas Posse Keeps Cases on the Bandits
A 200-strong posse led by Sheriff John Tobin, aided by farmers and civilians, searches trains near the Masterson ranch eighteen miles northwest of San Antonio in pursuit of Mexican raiders. The chase uses automobiles for scouting and supplies.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Tobin
Masterson Ranch
Here
Tobin
Pocatello Plans Two Day Glorious Fourth Celebration
Pocatello stages a two day patriotic festival with a morning preparedness parade and an evening pageant. The event features a grand chorus, bands from Ashton Ameri Falls and Aberdeen, a large pyrotechnic display, sports, dances, a Desert Midway, pie eating and May pole contests, native Indian entertainment, and a barbecue. The Commercial Club and Elks lodge coordinate the celebration with decorations and fireworks.
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Pocatello
Ashton
Ameri Falls
Aberdeen
Ander
The
Elks
Bandits recruit Mexicans to fight for Carranza
The ten bandits include their captured prisoners Florencio Valdares who escaped with the rifle and ammunition. He named the bandit leader as Pancho Soso who claimed to be authorized to recruit Mexicans to fight for first chief Carranza.
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Florencio Valdares
Mexicana
Pancho
Soso
Carranza
Northwest Canal Nearing Completion
Seattle reports the Lake Washington canal nearly finished linking Lakes Union and Washington with Puget Sound. Vessels may pass Salmon Bay locks by July 1, but full navigation awaits completion of Fremont and Latona bridges and dredging through Union Bay. The project aims to equalize lake levels at twenty five feet above Puget Sound low water.
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Seattle
Wash
Lake Washington Canal
Lakes Union
Washington
Puget Sound
Salmon Bay
Fremont
Lake Union
Latona
Lakeshington
Lakes
Union Bay
James B. Cavanaugh
Knights Templar Conclave Ends in Los Angeles
The triennial Knights Templar conclave in Los Angeles closes after five days of ceremonies. Many attendees left with white plumes and gold girdles. Visitors were entertained with a midsummer allegorical ode. More than 3000 Los Angeles public school pupils formed eight divisions for the event.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Knights Templar
Far West
Daughers
California
Pedestrian Revival Gains Steam in Paris
Paris reports a revival of walking with women leading the trend. New skirt styles ease pedestrians and rustic fashion clashes with cars. Bois de Boulogne alleys become training ground each morning as motor traffic declines and dust nuisance lessens.
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Paris
France
Bois de Bouloge
Saint Cloud
Zeck Ball Returns After Inkom Arm Line Service
Zeck Ball is back in the city following a few line service visits on his father’s Inkom arm, indicating a restoration phase and family involvement.
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Zeck Ball
Inkom
Bannock Hotel Offers Merchants Lunch at 35 Cents
Advertisement notes the Bannock Hotel serves a merchants lunch for 35 cents with Sundays at 50 cents, highlighting a budget meal option in a local listing.
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Bannock Hotel
Classified Ad Cutoff Notice for Tomorrow’s Paper
A notice states no classified ad can be handled for tomorrow's paper later than 1 30 p m. with strict cutoff and no exceptions.
Classified Rent Notice Amid Old Tribun Office Pera
Five cent per pair in a classified ad listing tenants forced from houses during a rapid experiment. The Tribun office notes abundant old pera.
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Tribun
Fourth Committee Night Advances Intermountain West Show
Committees finish work for the Intermountain West premier with route set for a big two day event in Pocatello. Advertising staff prepare a full program, posters and postcards are distributed to Idaho Falls Blackfoot Pocatello American Falls, and tickets mailed via the Commercial club.
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Pocatello
Commercial Club
Noted Day Baseball Scores From New York and Chicago
Sports brief lists several games with line scores and battery lines. Teams include Brooklyn Cubs, Cincinnati, Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington, and New York. games feature 11 innings and late rallies, with players Schulz, Dale, Win, Gower, and Killifer among those noted.
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R. HL. E
Cincinnati
Chicago
Schulz
Dale
Wingo
Seaton and
Archer
Philadelphia
Barnes and
Gonzales
Kantleher
Harmon
Cooper
Wilson
Gibson
R. H. E. Washington
New York
Harper
Shaw
Henry
Cullop
Walters
Greek spy Condoyannis executed near Vincennes
Paris June 23 The Greek agent Condoyannis, once an actor, was executed after being condemned on March 16 for supplying German forces with troop numbers and movements in France. He protested while being led to the firing squad and died as orders were given.
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Paris
Condoyannis
Keay
Vincennes
France
Condoyannie
Gay
Guarda
Condoyannia
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