Tragic death of Miss Helen Alexander on moving train
Miss Helen Alexander, 22, reportedly despondent after illness, fell from a window on a moving passenger train near Lava Hot Springs while traveling from Provo to Dingle with Stanley Bird and Miss Iona Bird. An inquest found probable accidental fall. authorities noted no witnesses and her body taken to Larkin funeral parlors. Alexander, once a stenographer in Provo, had suffered a nervous breakdown and had been staying with her sister at Red River before the trip.
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Helen Alexander
Provo
Utah
Stanley Bird
Iona Bird
Ingle
Montier
Iaily
Géo. Larkin & Sons Company
Nk Alexander
Rank Cxnger Jr
Eairle
Erlons
Miss Alexander
Jessie Knight Bank
Redriver
California
Dingle
Mr. Bird
Stanford University
Phoenix Constriction Company
Race
Mays
Revelare Secret Service Agency
Younge
Coast Athletes to Invade Field of Eastern Sports
New York reports an ambitious plan for Pacific coast colleges to contest eastern and midwest varsity fields next spring. Stanford teams will tour May and June playing major colleges from Michigan to Cornell and Yale while broader plans include football and track competitions and possible third university participation in 1917.
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New York
California
Stanford
E. C. Behrens
Stanford University
Vollege
Atlantic Coast
Michigan
Chicago
Winois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
iPce
Conibear
Donsib
Well Known Local People Are Married
A surprise wedding took place at the Terrell home Saturday evening when Miss Alba Morton Christian wed Robert Weir McCracken of Pocatello. The event united prominent local families with out of town guests at a six o clock ceremony conducted by Rev. Harry S. Hamilton.
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Mne
Mr& F. C
Alba Morton Christian
Robert Weir McCracken
Pocatello
Terrell
Harry S. Hamilton
Methodist Church
Smith Bill Aims to Sell Excess Power From Projects
Washington reports Congressman Addison T. Smith introduced a bill to lease surplus power from government reclamation projects for up to 50 years with priority to irrigation districts. The measure, backed by the secretary of the interior, would channel proceeds to the fund supporting the projects, affecting no water rights but boosting municipal and irrigation district power supply.
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Washington
Addison T. Smith
Committee On
Secretary of the Interior
W A. Kru
Pocatello
Idaho
States Réclamation Service
Con Doria
United States
Lelsi Frige
Tron
Sap Sons
Van
Addison ‘T. Smith
Commercial club to host dinner for Calvin and Platt
The Commercial club plans a dinner Wednesday evening for E. F B. Calvin and Howard V. Platt. Attendees are urged to secure tickets by Tuesday evening to allow complete arrangements.
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E. F B. Calvin and
Howard V. Platt
Commercial Club
Local Brevities Highlight Idaho Figures and Plans
Ira Fisher of Idaho Falls was a business visitor in the city today. Miss Cecile Worel left for Lava Springs for a week long vacation. A large delegation of Fiks from Idaho Falls will attend the Sunnyland Coming celebration next week, especially for the new building dedication.
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Ira Fisher
Idaho Falls
Lava
Cecile Worel
Lava Springs
Sunnyland
Local Railway Official Visits Yards Amid Omaha Ties
Traffic Director B L Winchell of the Union Pacific arrives from Omaha to review operations in the local yards. D W Church departs for Mankato Minnesota to enjoy Home Coming Week and reconnect with former associates still at work.
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B. L. Winchell
Union Pacific
Omaha
D. W. Church
Mankato
Minnesota
Marriage Granted to Carl J Schmidt and Mary A Parks
A county clerk issued a marriage license today to Carlton J. Schmidt of Fairbanks Alaska and Mary A. Parks of Pocatello. They were married in the courthouse by Judge Vanh and will reside in Alaska.
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Carlton J. Schmidt
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mary A. Parks
Pocatello
van H
Match-Sammy Good Arrives for Negotiated Bout with Morrison
The article notes Match-Sammy Good and his wife arriving from the north for several days. He seeks a match with Morrison of St Anthony, with the winner to face Ad Wolgast in Idaho Falls during the fall Roundup. Delegates depart for Boise to attend the state platform convention beginning tomorrow at noon.
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Sammy Good
Morrison
St. Anthony
Ad Wolgast
Idaho Falls
Boise
Reported death in Soda Springs shooting case
A sheriff's office report states Albert Hess died in Soda Springs hospital after being shot. Grace Blair, the shooter, is in precarious condition and her survival is uncertain.
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Sheriff’s Office
Albert Hess
Soda Springs
Grace Blair
New General Manager Platt Tours Gate City Line
General Manager Here Howard V. Platt arrived on No 41 for his first trip in years and noted notable progress at the Gate City. He plans to return on No 16 the following morning.
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Howard V. Platt
No. 41
Gate City
No. 16
Out of Hospital Mackay resident Vander Wood Returns
Out of Hospital, C B Vanderwood, a genial Mackay citizen and adept judge of chickens, returned home yesterday after a three week stay in Pocatello. He spent most of the time in the hospital and underwent an operation for cicitis, but said he was now in perfectly fine shape and feeling weak no more.
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C. B. Vanderwood
Mackay
Mackhay
Pocatello
Custer Senator-Ravenal Macbeth Visits Gate City
Custer County state senator and Idaho Mining Association secretary was in Gate City as a business visitor. He reports unprecedented progress in Custer with new locations and strikes signaling strong prosperity and is inspecting mining matters for the association.
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Custer
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Claims Safety
An advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or narcotics and can be given to children and adults. It promotes the product as excellent for coughs and colds and notes availability everywhere.
Be Amazed by Chamberlain's Tablets Benefit
An Areeable Surprise note promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach strength and natural digestion. It claims hundreds testify to benefit and notes the product costs a quarter and is obtainable everywhere.
Community Spirit Boomed by Shakespeare in New York
Social and settlement workers, aided by churches, push for a permanent community drama and singing movement in major cities. The Shakespeare tercentenary spurred interest in Caliban by Percy Mackaye, and the Drama League plans an American drama year with scenes from pivotal works. A peace song series by piano manufacturers is discussed as part of nationwide community-building efforts led by Dr. John Lovejoy Elliott.
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New York
Caliban
Drama League
United States
John Lovejoy Elliot
Walders
C Alpin
Biltrote
Astor
C.E. la Vigne
C.E. la Vigne, Who Held A Big Crowd of Manufacturers, Explaining His Ex Sieaah
Uied
Igee
Ising
Wheat Market Close Rates From Chicago Trade
Wheat closed at July 1.0144 per bushel in Chicago trading. Corn finished at 73 1/2 cents and oats at 39 1/2 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Local Business Visitors Arrive in Boise and Nearby
Purely personal notes show J. B. M of Boise visiting on business today. O. L. Jensen of Burley and Martin Stark of Montpelier travel to the city for brief business. Judd and Oren Bills, visitors from Rigby, are also in town on business.
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Boise
O. L. Jensen
Burley
Martin Stark
Montpelier
Judd and
Oren Bills
Rigby
Civic Club Afternoon Card Tables Reservation
Kensington civic club invites reservations for card tables on Wednesday June 29. Tables priced at 1.00 with 25 cents per table for entry or rental.
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Civic Club
Kensington
Electa Kensington Club Meeting Tomorrow at Mrs Wilson's House
The Electa Kensington club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. R. Wilson on South Sixth Street.
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Electa Kensington Club
R. R. Wilson
South Sixt
Clairvoyant Palmist Promotes Readings at North Main
A regional advertisement touts a gifted medium offering palmistry mind reading and card reading services. The notice claims service since childhood and invites consultations at 233 North Main Rogm 3.
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North Main
Remedy touted for cholera and diarrhoea in ad copy
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Coke Cholera andArrhoea Remedy quickly halts attacks after one or two doses. It notes the medicine is unpleasant to take and contains no astringent, leaving the bowels in a natural condition. Available everywhere.
Wanted Girl for Pantry Work at Pocatello General Hospital
Classified ad seeking a girl to work in the hospital pantry in Pocatello with option to go home at night. Contact the Tribune for details and positioning.
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Pighta
Pocatello Geeral Hospital
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