Pocatello man killed in automobile accident near The Dalles
F C Clark of The Dalles Oregon reports BK B Sawyer of Pocatello died noon yesterday when the car skidded in sand and tumbled over a cliff eight miles east of The Dalles. F C Batley of Portland suffered serious bruises. Sawyer, 23, lived in Pocatello the past several years and worked in the Short Line engineering department. His body was to be sent to Minneapolis for interment. he was born August 21, 1894.
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Dalles
Oregon
BK. B. Sawyer
Pocatello
Khe Dalles
F. F. Batley
Portland
Masonie Lodge
Sawyer
Short Line
Minneapolis
Eliamond C. Sawyer
The
Tribune
Minn
Chas
Fourth Avenue
South Minneapolia
Bawyer
University of Minnesota
University of Idaho
Northern Pacific
Silk shirt thefts tied to Reno youths in Ogden
Deputy Sheriff Chedwick of Ogden arrived to take charge of Ed Ross and Eddie Reddick who were arrested Saturday evening on evidence from Ogden for taking a suitcase with wearing apparel. Ross, nineteen, claimed to be A L Kerner on June 14 at American Express in Ogden and received the suitcase. Silk shirts and collars were sold in Pocatello for $7.50, with the suitcase later found in the Victoria rooming house.
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Ogden
Ed Ross
Eddie Reddick
Ross
Reno
Nevada
Hall
al Kerner
Kerner
American Express Company
Utah City
A. L. Kerner
Pocatello
Victoria Rooming House
McCombs Attacks Wilson’s Auto cratic Leadership In Chicago
William F. McCombs, former DNC chairman and Wilson campaign manager, denounces President Wilson as autocratic and claims he lacks authority to lead the Democratic party. He predicts a New York delegation push for Cox and a western vice presidential nominee, while urging focus on domestic reconstruction and rising living costs.
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Wm. F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
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Marshall
McCombs
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Ohio
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Pacific
Slone
Wool Growers Plan Federal Aid Through Draft System
Washington reports a plan to finance wool growers until a wool market forms. Growers may ship wool for bill of lading, draw drafts against banks, backed by warehouse receipts, with rediscount options limited to six months and three months to rediscount. The plan, supported by the National Wool Growers association, aims to keep wool flowing while markets develop.
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Federal Reserve Board
F. KR. Marshal
Salt Lake City
National Wool Growers’ Association
Marshal
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Bank
Marshall
Harding
Flier Barker in Air Stunts
A large passenger carrying aircraft from Furcht Barker Aircraft Co of Gooding piloted by Hugh Parker and Jack Winten landed at Brady aviation field west of the city after circling over Toca cello. The plane will stay a couple of days with passenger flights planned. Barker had shown exhibitions in Poratello during the Motor Tar show week.
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Hugh. Parker
Jack Winten
Tocacello
Oelock
Brady Aviation Field
New York Tangles With Census Figures for Population
New York officials contest the latest census showing a gain of 854 258 in ten years. A test recount begins in key Manhattan districts after forecasts predicted over a million additional residents. The total city population stands at 5 621 151 with Manhattan down 47 439.
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New York
Manhattan
Borough of
British Captain Beats Time Of Canadian In Love Match
Immigrant authorities at Ellis Island confront a love triangle involving Nell Hutler a 22 year old English woman and Captain Paul Miller of the Meitzer army after she sought freedom to marry him. Canadian authorities prevented her landing for any purpose other than marriage to a Canadian.
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Ellis Island
Mien Butler
England
New Ya
Miller
Bilie Island
Borah Makes Stop Here En Route to Boise
United States Senator Wm. E. Borah visited the city this morning while traveling from Washington to Boise. He spoke with local leaders, advocating a confident expected Republican victory and indicated plans to visit Pocatello soon after his Boise stop.
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United States
Wm. E. Borah
Boise
Washington, D
Borah
Pocatello
Onions Too Strong for the Convict
Cheyenne Wyoming June 32 AP Ninety eight hours of confinement in the garret of the prison bakery at Rawlins with only a small bunch of onions for subsistence drove William Smith a convict out yesterday in search of water and he was captured by guards after his third attempt to escape.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Rawlins
William Smith
Prisoner Smith Captured After Escape at Bakery Reach
Warden Frank Madsell notified state officials that Smith was recaptured after an escape last Wednesday. He allegedly placed a dummy in his cell to mislead guards and crawled through a hole in the bakery ceiling to flee. Smith is now manacled and in leg irons in solitary confinement.
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Smith
Nonpartisan Candidate Leads Minnesota Gubernatorial Field
Primary returns from 1 005 of 3 195 Minnesota precincts show state Auditor J A O Preus leading six candidates for the Republican nomination by about 21 500 votes over Henrik Shipstead with Shipstead the Nonpartisan League candidate. In St Paul Mayor L C Hodgson led the Democratic race for governor.
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Minnesota
J. A. O. Preus
Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
Preus
Shipstead
Nonpartisan League
L. C. Hodgson
C. R. Davis
St. Peter
W. T. Mollison
Vamibault
Davis
Frank Clague
Redwood Falls
SS. A .Fuller
Mankato
Franklin F. Ellsworth
Inglewood Quake Hits Los Angeles Area Destructive
A series of earthquakes centered on Inglewood caused about 100000 dollars in damage in Los Angeles County with one fatality and many injuries. Inglewood suffered the most, with twenty one buildings damaged or demolished and most local fronts collapsed, while Pasadena felt minor shocks and other coastal towns reported losses.
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Inglewood Grapples With Water Mains Damage
Arthur Cory city engineer of Inglewood estimated losses could reach 100000 as several water mains broke delaying relief efforts in the aftermath of a transit disruption. The Los Angeles council offered all city departments to Inglewood in the rehabilitation plan.
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Inglewood
Los Angeles
Count D'Aleria Pleads Guilty in San Diego Morals Case
San Diego June 22 AP Count Armand D'Aleria husband of Mrs Kate Nixon widow of Senator George Nixon of Nevada pleaded guilty in police court to violating the city morals act. He was arrested in Los Angeles yesterday and returned to San Diego this morning. The complaint alleged he and a candy girl were together in an apartment on June 13. Justice E Davin ordered further evidence and sentencing to follow while D'Aleria remained in custody.
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Armand D'Aleria
Kate Nixon
George Nixon
Nevada
D'Aleria
Los Angeles
E. Davin
Justice Davin
D’aleria
Four attend Wilson cabinet meeting at White House
Only four members of President Wilson's official family attended the daily cabinet meeting in the White House. Secretaries Baker Alexander Payne and Wilson were present while other cabinet officers, except Secretary Houston, were en route to San Francisco for the Democratic national convention.
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Wilson
White House
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Payne
Houston
Harding backs suffrage ratification if state asks opinion
Senator Harding told suffragists he would not force any state to speed action on the woman suffrage amendment but would urge ratification if a state authority seeks his view. He spoke in Marion Ohio and stressed he cannot demand action, yet hopes for women's enfranchisement soon. He previously voted for the amendment in the Senate. The note also lists committees for notifying Harding and Coolidge of their Republican nominations with dates set for July 23 and July 27.
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Irrigation Acreage Figures For Power County Idaho
The Director of the census reports preliminary irrigation data for Power County Idaho subject to correction. Acreage to be irrigated by works completed or under construction is 1526 acres. Existing works could supply 3343 acres. No irrigation figures for 1910 due to county organization in 1913 and no land reported available for settlement.
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Power County
Idaho
Mob Court Members Arrested After Lynching in Duluth
Two white men charged with being members of the mob court that tried six black men in city jail before a lynching in Duluth on Tuesday night were arrested last night and are being held in the county jail.
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Duluth
Minn
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