Plans to remodel Pocatello General Hospital face budget gap
Bids for a hospital addition and remodeling exceed the appropriation by about 12 800 dollars. Osborne Salt Lake bid 37 400 dollars, North Pacific Construction Pocatello 52 000 plus, J F Murray Pocatello 52 000, Harry on Pocatello 93 000. City council and county commissioners donated 25 000 dollars each for the project.
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Pocatello General Hospital
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Local Briefs From Idaho Falls and Nearby Areas
Presbyterian church to host an afternoon By Mrs Ys South Main. Fisher of the Brand hotel returned from Idaho Falls after a short business trip. Sidonia Grosse reports a pleasant Salt Lake visit. A marriage license issued to Emerson J Nelson and Miss Maughin, both residents of this city. she dated sixteen.
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Lake
Sidonia Grosse
Salt Lake
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Mauighn
Short Line Union elects new president and plates proved
Evening tendered notes indicate E. Calvin, general manager for the Short Line, named new president of the Union Pacific. One hundred plates have been proved. Interested parties should file reservations with the secretary of the Commercial Club by this evening.
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E. Calvin
Iing
Acific
Conspiracy Charge Dismissed as Curtis Pleads Guilty
William Cur anne, held four weeks in the county, faced conspiracy charges. The case went to trial this afternoon before a local judge. The charge was amended to petit larceny, Curtis pleaded guilty, and was fined $40.
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Fie van Reut
Mane
Petit Lary
Curtis
Port George Isaacs in Rice Den ... Patrols and Cheerful Night
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Port George Isaacs at a hatchery location with mentions of a patrol and a cheerful night. Details are garbled, but reference to handling tasks and a fall season appears. Names and places are unclear.
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George Isaacs
Rdeen
Local authorities report fatal shooting under investigation
The article notes a shooting yesterday with authorities Da Baith and Sheriff Cooper involved. It states a death by self injury or murder occurred near Alexander, with coroner and undertaker notified and a vehicle seen earlier forenoon.
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Cooper
Grace
Alexander
Cie
Former prominent state politician Demps visits Soda Springs ranch
Charles W. Demps, longtime county resident and former gubernatorial candidate, returns toward Los Angeles after greeting old associates at a Soda Springs ranch. He helps lead a local fraternal and insurance group during his trip.
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Charles W. Demps
Soda Springs Ranch
Los Angeles
Educational convention to be held in New York
Superintendent Walter Siders and President Reed of Tech plan to travel to New York City to attend the International Educational Association meeting on Wednesday and Thursday next week. Siders will stay six weeks for summer school at Columbia University with legal courses for experienced superintendents.
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Walter Siders
City
Reed
Tech
New York City
Internaval Educational Association
Sirs
New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Death by Own Action Reported by Officials
Coroner Poole and Undertaker Johnson indicate a death by own action at Alexander. Details remain unclear as officials confirm the incident but with no further information released.
Commercial club meeting plans Fourth of July in Pocatello
Regular meeting night for the Commercial club will focus on final arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration. Reports from committees are expected and all members are urged to attend and contribute to making the event the biggest and best in the city.
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Pocatello
Commercial Club
Unidentified Murder Case Reported in Early Notice
A murder had occurred, but the names and specifics of the incident could not be ascertained at the time of the report. The brief item noted an ongoing case and awaited further details from authorities.
Fire at American Falls Planing Mill Reported
A late hour fire damaged a planing mill at American Falls with no definite loss amount given. Meanwhile the Civic Club plans a charitable afternoon at the K of P hall to raise funds for beautifying the city park.
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American Falls
North Idaho reporter brings home long distance alumni cup
G Nicholas Ifft Jr of the Tribune returns from a three to four week eastern trip. He attended Princeton alumni session as class of 1915 representative and received a silver loving cup for traveling the furthest to attend. The 2041 mile journey each way and a brief New York visit marked the trip. Ifft notes cloudy east weather and enjoying Idaho balmy air on return to chase stories.
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Nick
G. Nicholas Ifft, Jr
Tribune News
Princeton University
New York
Idaho
Ifft
East
Percentage Shot 10 Bit By Motives Defeat Teague Team
The strong Teague team lost yesterday at Brady Park after a fast, close game. The league standings show Transportation leading with 10 wins 1 loss, M. P. & M. second, and Round House in the middle of the pack. A Car Department vs Round House game was set for tonight at the railroad diamonds.
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Brady Park
Car Department
Round House
Railroad Diamonds
Pet Transportation
Round House Aeteeves
Carranza Reported Dead In Mexico City
El Paso dispatch notes circulating reports that Mexican revolutionary leader Venustiano Carranza was assassinated in Mexico City. Mexican officials reportedly issued the notices amid the rumors.
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Carranze
el Paso
Carranza
Mexico City
Copper Holds Steady From Previous Day in Market
In New York on June 27 copper prices remained unchanged from the prior day. The report notes copper movement as flat with no major shifts in supply or demand observed across trading sessions.
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Market
New York
Cleanup progress for Fourth of July effort under Leo W. Phillips
The experimental cleanup along a new line nears completion as four teams of eight men remove rubbish and refuse from city alleys under Leo W. Phillips direction. Officials report a thorough job in both business and residence districts and anticipate full completion within two days.
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Leo W. Phillips
Philli
Pocatello Engineering & Machinery Moves to New Cleare Building
Pocatello firm relocates from 8 Main Street to the Cleare Building at 2098 Main Street adding floor space for stock and a showroom. The company designs hydroelectric plants and acted as consultants on major Snake river projects. R. P. Fairbanks is manager and A. R. Fish serves as president.
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Old Quarters
New Cleare Building
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Shelley
Idaho
Ashton & St. Anthony Power Co
Snake River
R. P. Fairbanks
Telluride Power Company
Bever River Power Company
A. R. Fish
Casement Trial Moves With Indictment Quash Request
London June 27 The second day of Sir Roger Casement’s treason trial opened with testimony. Witnesses described Casement’s landing in Ireland from a German submarine. The prosecution rested at noon and Casement’s counsel moved to quash the indictment.
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London
Roger Casement
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Casement
Ireland
Evangelist Dr Ostraham to Lead Pocatello Meetings
A mass meeting at the Methodist church approved inviting Dr Ostraham, a noted evangelist, to conduct evangelistic meetings in Pocatello this fall. The Ministerial Association was authorized to arrange dates and coordinate with churches to revive religious sentiment.
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Pocatello
McKenzie
Presbyterian Church
Witty
Peters
Ostraham
War story unfolds in Coleman will dispute in Lebanon county
Aged Mme Rosalie Coleman’s will sets Dr. Guido Hinkel as sole heir, disinheriting foster son after he joined the German army. The case centers on a $1,000,000 estate and alleged undue influence amid France loyalties and family iron wealth from Cornwall ore mines near Mount Lebanon.
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Rosalie Parent Coleman
Guido Tavern Hinkel
Heira
France
Coleman
Cornwall
Mount Lebanon
Robert Coleman
Paris
Melle
Rosalie
Mme. Coleman
Hinkel
New York
Germany
National Woman's Party names officers after suffrage convention
Chicago Miss Ane Martin of Nevada elected chairman of the National Woman's Party at the suffrage convention held in Chicago. Mrs. Mabel Vernon of Nevada becomes national secretary, with Mrs. Poche Hearst of California and Miss Mary A. Bartelme of Illinois named vice chairmen and Mrs. Lena K. Brown of Colorado as alternate.
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Ane Martin
Nevada
National Woman’s Party
Congressional Union
Susan B. Anthony
of Poche Hearst
California
William Randolph Hearst
Mary A. Bartelme
Illinois
Lena K. Brown
Colorado
Mabel Vernon
Classified Ads Prove Daily There Is Work For The Efficient
An assortment of clerical and manual labor postings shows steady demand for efficient workers. Employers seek reliability, punctuality, and basic skills in roles ranging from office helpers to skilled trades in the local market.
Hughes Welcomes Progressive Support for Outspoken Nationalism
Republican nominee Charles E Hughes welcomes endorsement from the Progressive party secretary O K Davis and sends a letter urging Colonel Roosevelt's aid. He argues for undivided loyalty, a revived American spirit, and decisive action to prevent the Lusitania tragedy while blaming the current administration for weakness and incertitude.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
O. K. Davis
Progressive
Progressive Party
Hughes
Lusitania
Mexican Republic
Iran
United States
J Solio
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Adclaims Safety for All
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or narcotics and can be given to children with confidence. It touts relief for coughs and colds and notes availability everywhere.
City of Pocatello Cleanup Notice
City health officer F Howard warns residents to gather garbage in suitable receptacles and place them at the rear of premises not in alleys. Wagons will collect one to three times weekly per district and inspections will be made to ensure compliance.
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F. Howard
Notice to Dog Owners in City
Notice to all dog owners that licenses may be secured from James J. Stuart at 814 South Second or from the Chief of Police office. Dogs found running at large without the dog tax will be seized and handled as required by law. George W. Ii, Chief of Police.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
James J. Stuart
South Second
George W. 8 i
Chief of Police
Notice to Advertisers for Early Tribune Copy
Advertisers are urged to submit copy early to the printer, especially before paydays, to ensure good ads, setup, proofreading, and placement. The Tribune will not publish ads received after 10 a m on the publication day. Early ads lead to earlier papers and better value for advertisers.
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Classified Ad Note About Jobs For Efficient Works
A garbled classified snippet mentions a job advertisement for efficient work and references Baubsiia. The readable portion implies a daily posting about employment opportunities and labor needs. Further specifics are unreadable.
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