Fourth of July Parade Promises Large Pocatello Celebration
Pocatello plans a grand Independence Day with a morning parade featuring decorated autos, war paint Indians, and two bands. A huge afternoon program on North Main includes auto, motorcycle, bicycle, foot, horse and harness races with cash prizes, a 4:30 ball game against Blackfoot, street attractions, fireworks, and a major boxing match between Cyclone Johnny Thompson and Pete Sullivan at the Auditorium.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Commercial Club
North Main Street
Lander
Center Street
Fairgrounds
East Side
Southft
Eagle
McNichols & Wright Hall
Terpsichore
Kinport
Tde
Extradition Battle Over Potter Charlton Murder Case
Potter Charlton, jailed in Jersey City after confessing to murdering his wife in a Lake Como villa, fights extradition to Italy on mental- Unsound grounds. His wife’s brother Captain Henry Scott backs extradition for trial and punishment in Italy, while Rome contemplates requesting trial in the United States. The arraignment was adjourned to next Tuesday.
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New York
Potter Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott Castle
Henry Harrison Scott
Coast Artillery
Charlton
Lake Como
McGovern
Hoboken
Hudson County
Jersey City
Rome
Porter Charlton
Washington
United States
Johnson due at Reno today
Reno June 24 Promoter Tex Rickard expects Governor Dick inson to arrive next Tuesday, a visit seen as not bearing on the big fight. Jack Gleason is due tonight. A derailment near Tunnel No 13 four miles from Reno delays the Johnson party, with the champion not likely before 2 PM.
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Reno
Tex
Rickard
Dickinson
Jack Gleason
Jack Johnson
Court fines in cotton leak case hit Haas and Peckham
Moses Haas of New York and Frederick Peckham of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit misconduct in office in the cotton leak case. Justice Gould fined Haas six thousand dollars and Peckham five thousand, ordered paid, and released them. other indictments were nilled.
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Washington
Moses Haas
New York
Frederick Peckham
Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Justice Gould
Haas
Peckham
Nellen
Changed His Name In Swope Estate Deposition
In a deposition for Elmer Swope of Centreville West Virginia the Swope estate reveals Colonel Swope was known as Peter Moss Swope in boyhood and married in New Jersey or Pennsylvania around 1861.
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Kansas City
Elmer Swope
Centreville
W. Va
Colonel Swope
John Cry
New Jersey
Peter Moss Swope
Pennsylvania
Wheat closes at 98 1 2 cents in Chicago market
In Chicago Wheat futures for July delivery closed at 98 1 2 cents amid steady trading. Grain traders watched volatility in crop markets and rumblings of supply concerns.
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Chicago
Pocatello Heaviest Taxpayers Back Sewer Bond Issue
A Tribune survey finds 99 of 100 heavy taxpayers in Pocatello favor issuing bonds for a city sewer system despite tax concerns. Business leaders from Jones Dry Goods to the North Main department store stress sewers as essential for health, growth, and long term prosperity, urging broad support at the upcoming election.
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Pocatello
Tribune
W. A. Jones
The
Jones Dry Goods Company
Gate City
E. G. Houde
Crystal Barber Shop
Harry J. Wade
Wade
A. J. Pierce
Harry G. Shaeffer
Pocatello Electric Supply Company
N. P. Nielson
North Main Street
J. H. McNichols
Senate
McNichols & Wright Hall
Frank Watson
A. W
H. J. Petersen
Tog
Gery Store
William Bohlschied
Book Store
Pharmacy
J. T. Thoelecke
West Center Street
J. H. Daniger
Daniger Hardware Company
Fred J. Barnes
Barnes Jewelry Company
Frank Ball
C. C. Chilson
Ecouncilman
John Hood
Golden Rule
Ferguson
Temple Pharmacy
Mrs Cleare Passes Away in Salt Lake Hospital
The death of Mrs W Cleare wife of former mayor Cleare of the People's Store occurred at Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake City after a prolonged illness with multiple operations. She died about 10 o'clock this morning as family members awaited by her bedside and the body will be brought home for interment. The community mourns the loss of a widely loved figure.
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Pocatello
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake
W. Cleare
Cleare
People’s Store
Strawberries From Pocatello Creek Attract Attention
Strawberries grown along Pocatello Creek impress with hardiness and flavor. S Carlisle brought a fine basket to the Tribune office claiming first-year success from sixteen rows lasting about two hundred feet. He has sold two wagonloads in the city and expects another. Inkom country berries have also entered the market with early success, a grower noting one acre cleared about six hundred dollars last year.
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Hood River
Pocatello Creek
S. Carlisle
Tribune
Hood Rivers
Mr. Carlisle
Conferees Disagree On Irrigation Bill
Washington June 24 Senator Lodge reported that irrigation reclamation bill conferees failed to agree and ordered a further conference. The sole dispute is the house provision for government project inspection by the Army Engineer Corps which the senate struck out.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate
Engineer Corps of the Army
Friar Lands Inquiry Recommended by Insular Affairs
The committee on insular affairs recommended an investigation into the sale of friar lands in the Philippines and favorably acted on Representative Martin of Colorado’s House resolution to authorize the inquiry.
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Washington
Philippines
House
Committee On Insular Affairs
Martin
Colorado
Roosevelt Hosts Pinchot and Garfield at Sagamore Hill
Visiting Sagamore Hill on June 24 Theodore Roosevelt receives Gifford Pinchot former chief forester and ex-Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield as guests at Oyster Bay.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Gifford Pinchot
Interior
James R. Garfield
Senate Approves Conference Report on Public Building Bill
Senate backs conference report for the omnibus public building bill carrying one hundred thousand dollars for a building in Pocatello with items for Idaho Falls Twin Falls and Coeur d Alene. The bill may need a joint resolution to appropriate four million dollars to construct the authorized buildings amid earlier funds dispute.
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Gate City
Washington, D. C
Senate
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Coeur d’Alene
Class Day at Harvard Ends With Ivy Ovation
Harvard seniors dressed in black academic gowns gathered at Holworthy hall and Appleton chapel for prayers, then marched to Sanders Theatre for class day exercises. W. R. Ohler delivered the oration, E. T. Hunt read the poem, and T. S. Eliot wrote the class ode as F. W. Sullivan received an ivy ovation.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Holworthy Hall
Appleton Chapel
G. H. Palmer
Sanders Theatre
W. R. Ohler
Bethel
Con
E. T. E. Hunt
Mechanicsburg
T. S. Eliot
St. Louis
Holworthy
Stadium
F. W. Sullivan
Lowell
Indians to hold final conference ending tribal customs
Muscogee Oklahoma June 24 The ten day gathering opens today in Muscogee and surrounding areas as representatives from every Indian tribe meet to abandon tribal laws and customs and to gain full American citizenship under the guidance of Chief Quanah Parker of the Comanches.
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Muscogee, Okla
United States
Quanah Parker
Drastic bill to ban cotton futures trading in house
Washington on June 24 the house took up an anti option bill to prohibit futures transactions on cotton exchanges. The measure extends to telegraph telephone or cable messages about such deals. The house passed the bill 160 to 41 but passage in the senate is not expected.
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Washington
House
Senate
Armed vessel carrying arms to Madriz government sails from New Orleans
Report from Washington says a large armed ship carrying munitions for Nicaragua’s Madriz government sailed from New Orleans yesterday. Estrada insurgent representatives have appealed to the United States to send a warship after the vessel.
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Washington
Madriz
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Estrada
United States
Forest Reserve Bills Stall in Senate Session
Washington June 24 a dispute over the Appalachian and White Mountain forest reserve bills continued in the senate today with the expectation that passage this session is unlikely.
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Washington
Senate
Weather forecast for fair nights and Saturday
Fair tonight and Saturday with steady temperatures. The outlook calls for tranquil conditions across the region with no precipitation expected and light winds. Temperatures remain near seasonable levels under clear skies.
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W. E. Borah
Idaho
Nieves
Johnson
S. H. M’kim
Mrs. Cleare
Salt Lake Hospital
Friar Land Inquiry
T. R
Samuel
Federal
Pocatella
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