Blackfoot Prepares July 3 4 Flag Day Festival
Blackfoot plans a July 3 4 celebration marking the seventy five year anniversary of Fort Hall flag raising and the first Protestant sermon west of the Rockies. Gov Brady will lead a grand parade with dignitaries, Indians in regalia, and a living flag.
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Summer Maneuvers of Atlantic Fleet at Hampton Roads
Washington June 26 The Atlantic battleship fleet gathers at Hampton Roads Va for extensive summer maneuvers. Two squadrons may engage and about a dozen torpedo boats will attack the battleships as officers and men maintain high vigilance against submarine torpedo boats. Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder commands nearly fifty ships.
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Gould case appeal unlikely follows separation ruling
New York June 26 It is not believed that Mrs Howard or her husband will appeal Justice Dowling's decision granting Mrs Gould the separation suit and 36000 a year alimony Mrs Gould will soon leave New York for a farm at Lynchburg Virginia
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Resignation Letter Prompts Probe of Packing Plants
James I Harris, who resigned as a government inspector, urges Secretary Wilson to launch a general investigation of the inspection department. The open letter arrived in Fremont Ohio on June 26. The call focuses on packing plants nationwide and seeks government scrutiny.
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Col James Haskill Dies in Columbia Politics Leader
Col James Haskill, long a major figure in South Carolina politics, died in Columbia on June 26. He was a grandson of Langdon Cheves and son-in-law of Wade Hampton.
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Wheat closes steady in Chicago market
Chicago wheat prices closed at 1.16 per bushel in the July futures session. Traders noted firm demand and steady trade as the market ended the day near session highs.
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Bryan Bennett library building at Salem Illinois
This photo shows the Bryan Bennett library building at Salem Illinois funded by a bequest from the late P B Bennett to William J. Bryan. The adjacent frame building is Bryan's birthplace. Bryan lectured in Salem recently and donated the evening's proceeds to the library committee for buying books.
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Murderer Eastman Identified in Death of Mrs Woodill
St Michaels reports the burial of Robert Eastman known as Lame Bob near Bozeman after his death following the murder of May Edith Thompson Woodill. Artist Louis Pedler confirmed Eastman’s identity and connections tie him to actress Vinnie Bradcombe, wife of Eastman, amid inquiries into a party of four who departed on a launch after her disappearance.
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Bacon Amendment Sparks Tariff Debate On Free List
Washington June 26 Congress resumes debate on the tariff bill and considers Senator Bacon’s amendment to place agricultural implements on the free list. Senator Stone closes his speech recalling AG testimony in the International Harvester case and asserts the firm is a trust and monopoly despite Aldrich’s denial.
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Cattlemen Win Anti-Trust Suit Against Tra ders Exchange
A Kansas City circuit court jury awarded 19000 dollars to the Co-operative Livestock Commission and livestock growers against thirteen members of the Tra ders Livestock exchange. The case, under the anti-trust law, targets pools or combinations and is the first of its kind in the country.
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Sigel Case Evidence Shifts to Newark Trunk Find
Evidence links Leon Ling to transporting the Elsie Sigel body trunk to Newark the day after her disappearance. Ling allegedly tried to abandon the trunk at a Chinese restaurant but was stopped. he then hired a hackman to return with the trunk to his room in the city.
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Mrs Roosevelt Sails for Europe with Family
Mrs. Roosevelt wife of the former president sails for Europe today with daughter Ethel and two sons Quentin and Archie aboard a Washington departure.
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Bingham County Girls to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Fair
A Morning Post relief party from Idaho Falls including Henry Gabbe his wife and baby M L McKee Idaho Falls and Misses Hannah Steele Mabel Jones and Belle Butterworth Idaho Falls Shelley and Iowa travelled via Pocatello en route to Seattle for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. The group wore badges reading bound for Seattle representing the Post with the motto We boast for Sunnyland and planned to depart on the 4 o clock train.
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Hubs of Pocatello Meet Twin Falls at East Side Grounds
Baseball clash between the Hubs of Pocatello and Twin Falls unfolds this afternoon at the east side grounds. Brezee starts today with Tennant slated for tomorrow at 3 30. Fuller handles catching both games and fans are urged to attend.
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Bankers to Take Lake Trip in Milwaukee Trip
Leading bankers and financiers of Wisconsin and their families prepare in Milwaukee for a week long trip on the steamer Virginia to the Soo and Mackinac Island. The Wisconsin Bankers Association will hold its annual convention on board with addresses by prominent bankers and discussions of financial topics.
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King Opens Art Palace in London Crown Event
King Edward formally opened the new palace of art in South Kensington today. The structure is among the metropolis’s most imposing public edifices and will house the national art collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum complex.
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Wright to fly from Fort Meyer across Potomac Monday
Orville Wright will undertake a flight from Fort Meyer Virginia across the Potomac on Monday. The event is announced from Washington with expectations of a historic aviation display.
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Free wood pulp amendment passes in Senate
Washington June 26 by a viva vote the senate agreed to Senator Brown's amendment for free wood pulp.
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Tribune Promises Important Pocatello Issue For All
In Monday's issue the Tribune will publish a piece of major importance for every resident of Pocatello. Readers are urged to obtain extra copies and share with friends as the topic affects all.
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State Summer Normal School Opens Monday at Academy
The third session of the Pocatello State Summer Normal school will open next Monday. Principal Miles F. Reed will conduct, with J. E. Retherford, Miss S. A. Tainter, Miss Ruth Hoffman, and R. B. Alexander on the staff. Courses span teaching methods, school administration, psychology, English, literature, history, civics, geography, math, science, botany, physics, manual training, music, and drawing. Dormitory demand suggests enrollment may be larger than ever.
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May Hold State Convention Here
An important state convention for forming a state department of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic may be held in Pocatello. Mrs Hattie Williams has organized a second Twin Falls chapter with twenty charter members and chapters may form in Shoshone Nampa Boise Caldwell and Weiser. If five chapters form a state department may be created with officers and a staff headquarters likely in Pocatello. All female blood relations of G A R veterans are eligible for membership while the local chapter plans its first annual ball July 5 at McNichols Wright hall.
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Census Appropriation Bill Passes Senate
The Senate approved the census appropriation of ten million dollars for the thirteenth census by a 26 to 25 vote. Senator Bacon's amendment to place agricultural implements on the free list was rejected, and the finance committee's paragraph was approved.
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Condine Dead After Illness in New York
John R. Considine former proprietor of the Hotel Metropole and noted figure in sports and theater circles died of pleural pneumonia in New York.
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