Settlement Nears in Pocatello Telephone Girls Strike
A conference at city hall between citizens led by ex Mayor Cleave and James Kane, a Bell company committee, and Trades and Labor council members aims to settle the telephone girls strike. The parties consider the dispute close to resolution with the girls returning to work, despite earlier refusals and public criticism. An afternoon meeting with Bell officials is planned, and a grand benefit hall is arranged for the strikers next Monday with tickets at $1.
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Lanestrom
Committee of Citizens
Cleave
Walter H. Cleave
James Kane
Trades and Labor Council
Robert Lanestrom
Bell Company
Commercial Club
MacDonald
Lynn
Electrical Workers
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Potatello
Pocatello Trades and Labor Council
Labor Council
Pocatello
Bell Telephone Company
Electrical Department
Intermountain
Ih N
Murray
F. J. McNalty
LBE
Ina
McNichols & Wright’s
End of Fort Hall surveys and Lemhi arrivals
Major Caldwell reports most Lemhi Indians have reached the Fort Hall reserve from Lemhi county and settled well. Engineers near completion of the canal survey, with camp to move this week. A Minneapolis contractor prepares stone from quarries for Indian school improvements, with work to be rushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Caldwell
Ross Fork
Minneapolis
Rosswork
Dubois Plans Democratic Weekly Paper in Boise
A Pocatello report to the Salt Lake Tribune says Fred T. Dubois will start a Democratic weekly in Boise early next fall. C K Arney, with newspaper experience, will join Dubois in the venture.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake
Triple Hanging in Missouri Prison
In Jefferson City three inmates Harry Vaughn Edward Raymond and George Ryan were hanged for the killing of prison guard John Clay during a mass escape attempt on November 24 year. A fusillade left guards Allison and Clay dead and convict Blake killed at the gates. The trio were hanged concurrently and pronounced dead within five minutes. Sheriff Scott oversaw the execution.
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Jefferson City
Harry Vaughn
Edward Raymond
George Ryan
John Clay
Blake
Allison
Clay
Scott
Fold
Post Office Weighing Rules for All Mail Classes
An order from Washington requires weighing every piece of outgoing mail for six months from July 1 to December 31. Each class and even sacks must be weighed separately, with samples and various mail types accounted for. The move may demand an extra clerk and stamps rise four cents per thousand after July 1.
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Washington
Ball
Mayor Loux to Be Married Tomorrow
Tomorrow night at Butte Dr C E B M Loux mayor of Pocatello and Miss Martha Dolman will wed at the bride’s uncle W C Carroll home. The couple will be at home to Pocatello friends after July 10. The bride has long taught at Pocatello High School. A northwest trip precedes their return to Gate City.
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Butte
C. EB. M. Loux
Pocatello
Martha Dolman
W. C. Carroll
Bright Idaho Boy Excels At New England Conservatory
Boston dispatch highlights 8 year old Irvin Clement Robertson of Victor Idaho as a standout student at the New England Conservatory of Music. He is praised for finishing tone and bowing style and for mastering bounding staccato in three lessons, rivaling older violin students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dispatch
New England Conservatory of Music
Irvin Clement Robertson
Victor
Ida
J. Clement Robertson
Dispatch
Turmoil in Federation as IWW Treachery Debate
Denver June 27 A Western Federation of Miners debate over future ties with the Industrial Workers of the World sparked a tumult when a delegate called it treacherous to the Federation. He said peace would trigger opposition to transferring IWW organized locals to the Federation and would push for the IWW to operate those locals instead.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Industrial Workers of the World
Dope Sheet Preview for Sunday Ball Game
Johnny Dipple, a University of Idaho pitcher, will switch to the Pocatello Indians and likely play short infield. Sears, a lefty, will start on the mound for Pocatello. St Anthony faces a strong Snake River Valley league rival with a largely new infield. Game set for 3 p.m.
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St. Anthony
Pocatello ‘Indians
Johnny Dipple
University of Idaho
Boise
Pocatello
Sears
Prestonites
Seratch
Heyburn May Address Press Club in Pocatello
President George Fraser of the Eastern Idaho Press club plans a speech by Senator Heyburn at the next quarterly meeting in Pocatello on August 21 and 22. Heyburn will be in Twin Falls that week. a banquet at the Bannock hotel will cap the event with a hot program. Fraser notes a new code of laws on legal publications will be distributed to club members and lawyers statewide.
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George Fraser
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Twin Falls
Senator Heyburn
Pocatello
Heyburn
Fraser
Press Club
Gem State
Bannock Hotel
Neck of the Woods
Walled City 10 Be Dark After July
Bannock county authorities order in Idaho that Pocatello and nearby towns close social venues by July 1. The measure targets licensed establishments and escorts, forcing women to relocate to other county areas.
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Walled City
Pocatello
Bannock
Idaho Falls
Soda Springs
Idaho
Davis Denies Orchard Story in Cripple Creek Trial
In Boise on July 27 the Steun en Berg murder trial hears cross examination of William F. Davis as Senator Borah presses on Cripple Creek strike events, the Denver meeting, and the Wyoming journey. Darrow protects the witness while Ed Boyce recalls 1893 wit and Hawley’s role in organizing the Western Federation of Miners.
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Boise
Steunenberg
William EF. Davis
Orchard
Cripple Creek
Borah
Denver
Independence Station
Wyoming
Darrow
Ed. Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
Hercules
Boyce
Trish Witdow
James H. Hawley
Haywood
Free Exhibition by World Champion Marksman J W Akard
J W Akard of Fairplay Missouri will give a free exhibition at the gun club grounds in Pocatello tomorrow at 7 PM. Akard tours the west for U M C and Remington with Clayton Coolidge of Ogden. The event features rifle revolver pistol and shotgun work and aims to attract a large crowd with transport offered to the grounds.
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J. W. Akard
Fairplay
Gun Club
Pocatello
West
U. M. C. Company
Remington Arms Company
Akard
Montana
Clayton Coolidge
Ogden
Pocatello Gan Ela
Gan Club
Col. Bordeverry
Popular Young People Wed in Small Episcopal Ceremony
Miss Edythe Stoll wed Edward A. Bremm in a church ceremony officiated by Archdeacon KE. Austin Jones. Only intimate friends attended at the Episcopal church. The couple, after a wedding supper at the Simpons home, plan a brief trip to Evanston Wyoming before returning to reside in town. Edythe Stoll is a stenographer for Short Line. Bremm co-owns Bremm and McLaughlin cigar store on North Main. They will host friends after July 1.
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Edythe Stoll
Edward A. Bremm
KE. Austin Jones
Dan Simpson
South Arthur
Sanderson and Johns Wed at L D S Church
George W. Sanderson of this city and Maude Johns of Dempsey were married at 7 last night at the L D S church by A H T Lindquist in a small gathering. The groom is a Pocatello painter and the bride comes from a respected Dempsey family. They will reside in the Gate City.
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George W. Sanderson
Railroad surveys in Lemhi County mapped for railroad project
N Tf. Andrews notes Salmon Herald reports surveyors camped on Agency creek between Copper Queen and Cold Spring. They mapped Junction divide earlier and aim to cross Pattee creek high up, then follow foothills toward Lemhi river between 17 Mile and Baker. Projected route favors moderate grade and shorter distance from Horse Prairie to Salmon.
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N. Tf. Andrews
Agency Creek
Junction
Salmon Herald
Junction Divide
Copper Queen
Cold Spring Station
Midway
Cold Spring Ranch
Pattee Creek
Sand Creek
Lemhi
Horse Prairie
Salmon
Schmitz Sentence Delayed After Extortion Conviction
Eugene F. Schmitz appeared before Judge Dunne in San Francisco on June 27 for sentencing on extortion charges tied to the French restaurant cases. The court deferred the sentence and continued the case until July 8.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
Eugene FE
Dunne
Cedar Creek seeks Carey act segregation of 40000 acres
Boise June 26 Cedar Creek Reservoir and Irrigation Co applies to the state board to segregate forty thousand acres in Twin Falls county under the Carey act. State Engineer Stevenson is investigating and will report back to the board.
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Boise
Cedar Creek Reservoir and Irrigation Company
State Board
Twin Falls County
Stevenson
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Big Job
Loux
Fremont County
Loa
W. F. of M
Stone Wall
Sen
Davis
Hawley
Gate City
Ed. Bremm
Archdeacon Jones
Episcopal Church
Dempsey
Lemhi County
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