Green Eyed Monster Forces Ferocious Stabbing in Restricted District
Della Dalton known as Hazel Burns is gravely wounded in a stabbing by Igia Logan a mulatto after a love quarrel in the restricted district. The attack occurred about 4 pm yesterday with a long knife wounding Dalton in the leg serious arterial damage. Logan is jailed and faces possible murder charges if Dalton dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Dalton
Georgia Logan
Hazel Burns
Pocatello General Hospital
Igia Logan
Logan
Dalton
H. S. Wooley
Boise Elks to Play Baseball on Pocatello Grounds
The Pocatello Elks to host a July 4 game against Boise Elks with Gate City team captain Leon F. Molinellis and manager Molly promising a clean event. Boise stars from the Traveling Men join, Twin Falls recently beat Boise on Capital City grounds, boosting Pocatello confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Elks
Boise
Pocatello Grounds
Leon F. Molinellis
Gate City
Molly
Tribune
Twin Falls
Storekeepers to Meet for Harriman Lines Session
About 40 purchasing agents and storekeepers of the Harriman lines will convene in Salt Lake City for six days beginning July 17 to discuss supplies and equipment for the next fiscal year and review stock on hand. The conference, led by W. S. Thorne of New York, will be held at Union Station. General manager George Robinson of the Short Line will attend, having traveled there yesterday on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Salt Lake
Thorne
New York
Harrintin
Union Station
George Robinson
Short Line
Robinson
Water Reaches Fort Hall West Side Irrigation Tract
Water flowed through the Fort Hall irrigation system for the first time since Lake Bonneville covered the region. The 12 000 acre White Ceded lands west of the town begin receiving water, with rights costing six dollars per acre under congressional appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Lake Bonneville
West Side
West Side Canal
Potatoes Cut Off the Eastern Menu Amid Drought
The drought across the east midwest and south has spoiled crops. potatoes are scarce and costly in Kansas City St Louis Chicago and other cities. Butter eggs berries and fruit are hard to find. many July 4th celebrations are canceled. Officials warn against fires as pastures dry. The drought may boost western potato and hay demand and a Missouri governor rain prayer day is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Middlewest
South
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Oklahoma
California
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
Jefferson City
Western stars head to national AAU meet in Pittsburgh
Prominent western athletes arrive in Pittsburgh for the AAU national track and field championships at Forbes Field. Preliminary events are set for tomorrow with finals on Saturday as western entrants aim to challenge eastern contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Forbes
America
Pell
West
Girl That Disappears Lecture Draws Audience at CE Convention
The Wednesday session of the C E E convention featured a noteworthy address by Rev. E A King titled The Girl That Disappears. He exposed the white slave trade and offered prevention remedies, drawing a large Pocatello audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. King
C. E
Rev. Barton
W. F. R. Hartley
Perley W. Powers
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
J. M. Owen
J. H. Barton
Boise
Paul C. Brown
California
Yale and Harvard Crews Clash in Thames Regatta
Yale and Harvard crews prepare for the annual varsity race on the Thames at New London Connecticut with crowds swelling. Harvard is favored but Yale has surged in form while critics foresee a competitive race and a packed holiday crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
New London
Conn
Thames
Cornell
King to Entertain Children at Crystal Palace Fete
London June 29 The coronation festivities will be dwarfed by a vast party for 100000 London school children at the Crystal Palace tomorrow. The King and Queen will attend in the afternoon as fifty six stations feed one thousand children per train with free refreshments and no cost to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crystal Palace
London Educational Authority
Festival Empire
Million Dollar Livestock Company Forms in Boise
Boise, June 29. Articles of incorporation filed by the American Land and Livestock company with certified capital of 1,000,000. Members include Charles H.ae formerly of New York, L. S. Dunham, and R. H. Eves of Boise. Shufelt, a long time wool man, heads wool imports focusing on Rambouil, Delaines, and Shropshires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
American Land & Livestock Company
Charles H. Ae
New York
L. 8. Dunham
R. H. Eves
Shufelt
Dunham
EB Land
Eves
Ed Moyes Dies After Philippine Service At 32
Edgar Moyes son of former Police Judge Alf Moyes of this city died at 3 pm yesterday at the North Main street home. Dysentery contracted while serving as a volunteer in the Philippines caused his death. Funeral from the residence Sunday at 2 pm with Veterans of the Spanish American War in charge of interment. Survived by his parents and two brothers. Military and civic groups to march to the home for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Moyes
Alf Moyes
North Main Street
Philippine Islands
Moyes
Pocatello
Loyal Order of Moose
Iowa Bar Association Opens Annual Meeting at Oskaloosa
The Iowa State Bar association opened its annual session in Oskaloosa with hundreds of lawyers. Rev. Alexander McFerran led devotions, John F. Lacey gave the welcome, and Justice John C. Sherman spoke on The Lawyer as a Patriot. Governor Burke and other speakers planned for the banquet as the convention wraps with officer elections tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Iowa State Bar Association
Alexander McFerran
John F. Lacey
C. A. Carpenter
Columbus Junction
John C. Sherman
Mason City
F. Dawley
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Carney
Marshalltown
John Burke
North Dakota
Walter I. Smith
Council Bluffs
James ©. Davis
Des Moines
Vandermiller On Trial For Murder In Virginia
Louis Vandermiller stood trial in Alexandria county court for the murder of his brother in law John Reeves. Reeves was killed June 5 after a quarrel, when Vandermiller obtained a shotgun at Syphax station and fired buckshot into Reeves at point blank range.
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Alexandria
Louis Vandermiller
John Reeves
Reeves
Cen
Ermiller
Syphax
Notable Detroit Aviation Meet Opens at State Fair Grounds
Detroit Michigan June 29 aviation enthusiasts gather for what promises to be the most notable meet in Michigan history. The event at the state fair grounds runs through July 4 with participants including Seymour Barrer Simon Frisbie and many other aviators of international reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
State Fair Grounds
Seymour
Barrer
Simon
Frisbie
July Wheat Market Snapshot from Chicago
July wheat closed at 80 percent in Chicago on June 29, with prices holding steady amid light trading and steady demand signals. Market observers noted 80 percent completion in futures settlement and cautious sentiment ahead of upcoming harvest data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Diaz Heads to Wiesbaden for Health Cure
General Porfirio Diaz former president of Mexico arrived in Frankfort en route to Wiesbaden where he will take the cure. The trip follows his departure from Mexico City after medical attention was sought in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Wiesbaden
Idaho Senator Borah Touted as Taft Running Mate
Washington notes Senator Borah of Idaho attracts attention as a potential running mate for President Taft on the eve of his forty sixth birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Taft
le Serres
Indian Dances Tented City Springs Up on Portneuf Bottoms
A tented city has grown on the Portneuf Bottoms nine miles northwest of Pocatello for the annual Bannock Snake and Lemhi dances. About 1000 Indians camp, with Grass dance planned and squaws joining, while an improvised orchestra rehearses. Auto trips to the site are many, though roads are rough from Philbin siding to Swanson’s ranch and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneuf
Pocatello
Philbin Siding
Swanson
Swanson’s
Oliver Fish Hatchery
Arbuckle firm denies war era working talks with Havemeyer
Testimony shows the Arbuckle sugar firm denying any wartime conferences with Henry C Havemeyer to secure a working agreement. John Arbuckle, 74 and frail, would know details but a Washington trip could endanger him. The company had a contract with Ernest Gerbracht as expert refiner who later faced weighing fraud indictments. he did no work and received 15000 dollars before being let go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
Henry C. Havemeyer
Gillmore
John Arbuckle
Itrely
Washington
Ernest Gerbracht
Gerbracht
Board of Thanks for Johnnie Sorrell
Mrs Narcis Sorrell and family express gratitude to friends for sympathy after the death of their son and brother Johnnie. The kindness is deeply appreciated and will not be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amily
Johnnie
Narcis Sorrell
Joy Riding See America but See Pocatello First
Fragmentary notes describe travel themes and place names including Pocatello and Bar 900. No clear event or outcomes, other items appear as partial phrases about phones and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pocatello
R. W. Hoshine Sells Artificial Ice
R W Hoshine advertises pure clean artificial ice with quick delivery. Call Bell 19 Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hoshine
Bell
For Sale: 12 ft Wall Tent and Phone Contact
Compact sale note shows a comparatively new 12 ft wall tent offered for sale at 1.25 per unit. Contact listed as Phone 328-Red for inquiries and pickup arrangements.
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White
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Detroit Aviation Meeting
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