City council to seek 230 900 for next fiscal year
A special meeting authorized the city clerk to publish the estimate for the 1917 1918 fiscal year. The 230 900 figure exceeds the prior year revenue of 112 258 and funds needed for the coming year were approved by most councilors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Caldwell
Mearty
Williams
T. V. Williams
White
Retherford
T. P. Williams
Justin
Meflan
Lambing
Benermian
J. I. Williams
Sneak Thief Breaks Into Two North Garfield Homes
A burglar entered the homes of J. N. Ireland and County Assessor R O Graham in the 500 block on North Garfield. He cut telephone wires, emptied Ireland trousers of $30 and a watch, and took a black traveling bag with clothing. About 30 cents were stolen from James Wessley's trousers. Police have not yet arrested a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Ireland
R O. Graham
North Garfield
Ireland
Mr. Ireland
Graham
James Wessley
Snedeker Stock Company Opens with The Curse of Mixed Blood
Last night at the Auditorium the Snedeker Stock company opened in this city with a four act comedy drama The Curse of Mixed Blood. Miss Marie Fuller starred as Lyma Silverthorn a princess in rags and earned praise for her performance while the large audience greeted the debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Snedeker
Judas
Barry T. Clark
Waggles
We Silverthorn
al. McDonald
Laurence B. King
Jack Merry
Lulu Kinder
Juliet Silverthorn
Morella Simpson
May Lou Marston
Dan Langford
Colonel Robert Silverthorn
Auditorium Theatre
Snedeker Stock Company
Marie Fuller
Lyma Silverthorn
Raws
De Weese Chooses Execution Method in Utah Murder Case
Howard De Weese, condemned for the September slaying of his wife in Salt Lake City, selects to be shot rather than hanged on July 6. He remains resigned, distrusts reprieves, and seeks a swift death. He previously eloped with Harry Fisher’s wife, later married in Reno, and was implicated in burglaries and diamond thefts.
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Salt Lake
Howard de Weese
Utah
de Weese
Harry W. Fisher
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Bride From East Weds Ashbaugh Bridegroom in Chicago
Ashbaugh of the Ashbaugh Hall Motor Car Co. returned to Pocatello with Miss Grace Starks of Rock Island Illinois as his bride. The ceremony took place at St Pauls Episcopal Church Chicago on the 16th. Mrs Ashbaugh a noted magazine writer. He has long operated in Idaho and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbaugh
Ashbaugh-Hall Motor Car Company
Pocatello
Irace Starks
Rock Island
Illinois
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Chicago
Idaho
Utah
Artie Hofman Seeks Big League Engagement
Veteran outfielder Artie Hofman is open for a big league engagement as several established outfielders now earn regular salaries in the majors. The seasoned pastimer aims to secure a spot with a prominent team.
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Artie Hofman
Pine Blister Is Deadly to Trees
L M Benbow of the bureau of plant industry visits Mink Creek forest nursery to survey Idaho for white pine blister disease. He notes no trace found yet in Idaho and warns the disease can kill young trees under 25 years while older trees may lose only parts. The fungus, imported from Germany in 1903, threatens all five needle pines. Idaho holds vast white pine timber and high fuel timber value. Benbow urges contact for information or inspections. no cases reported west of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
L. M. Benbow
Bureau of Plant Industry
Mink Creek
Germany
United States
Ll. M. Benbow
Boise
Hendow
Minnesota
Jenkins and Johnson Obtain Marriage License
Lawrence Jenkins of Alexander and Margaret Johnson of Grace secured a marriage license yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jenkins
Alexander
Margaret Johnson
Grace
Loyal Legion meeting for children in library Saturday
The Loyal Legion temperance group invites all members to a library gathering this Saturday at 3 o clock. Full attendance is desired to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Legion
Children's Temperance Society
Red Cross Committee Meetings at Library
Mrs. Lyon chaired the Red Cross working committee as members gathered at the library this afternoon to continue organizational tasks and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Red Cross Working Committee
Woman Meetlegger Pearl Mcdonald Faces Whiskey Charge
Pearl Mcdonald was arraigned yesterday afternoon on a whiskey possession charge and entered a not guilty plea. Her trial was scheduled for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mcdonald
Freeland couple return from Twin Falls car trip
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Freeland are back from a one week car trip over the Twin Falls tract. They report the outing was most enjoyable with roads generally in good condition and pleasant weather throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BR. Freeland
Twin Falla Tract
Obituary Notice for Infant Child Died in Beasley Funeral
The infant son of Mr and Mrs A J Rhemington died a few days ago and was shipped this morning to The Dalles to be laid to rest. Beasley and Walter funeral directors conducted the arrangements.
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A. J. Rhemington
Ne. Po
Dalles
Gregori
Beasley & Witler
Feem Haat Attorneay Returns From East Business Visit
Feem Haat attended a seven week business visit in the east returning last night. He visited various firms and discussed opportunities with local partners.
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Feem Haat Attorneay
Ligue - Lins Oleh
City Haze of War Talk and Busy Streets
New York Washington and other cities show heat and bustle while war talk fills the air as people carry on with daily duties and routines amid tense headlines and unrest.
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New York
Washington
Case of Ss H Mad aon and RR Sterrett Heard Today
The two defendants charged with grand larceny will be heard today before Justice of the Peace Knowles. The complaint was sworn before Justice Van Reuth but, by agreement, was transferred to Knowles' court.
Cadets Urged to Report for July 4 Parade Rehearsal
Cadets are urged to report Saturday evening at 7 30 at Antlers Hall for reorganizing. Those enrolled should report so arrangements can be made for each man to march in the parade on July 4.
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Elk
Antlers Hall
Funeral services for C. O. Horton this evening
The funeral services for C. O. Horton who was accidentally killed Wednesday when struck in the head by a baseball will be held this evening at 7 30 from the Beasley and Hitler chapel. The remains will be shipped this evening on No 4 to Springdale Arkansas for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Horton
Beasley
Hitler
Springdale
Ark
Grace Deputy Recovers Workers Under Guard
Grace Deputy J Nelson brought in three men missing from Grace. The men Vel lano Bellano and Domenic de dotto were slipped into Grace by a railroad crew for construction work and refused to work. They are held in county jail.
Woman Dies After Fatal Incident at S80a Springs
Mrs Metoh Loomis, 34, wife of Loomis, died late Wednesday evening at S80a Springs after a w Witness covering an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acie Dapengrnirt
Metoh Loomis
Memorial Notice For Mrs. Waters
Death leaves widow with a 14 year old son. Survived by husband, father FEF M. Waters, and three brothers. Funeral plans awaiting two brothers from the east. Schumacher Hallhaw undertakers in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fef M. Waters
Schumacher & Hallhaw
Long Trip Ends in Salmon City Visit
Long L A Klinger and his wife of Los Angeles were in town today en route to Salmon City. Mr. Klinger, a longtime Colorado friend of the Tribune editor, plans mining work in Salmon City, a pursuit he has followed for years. He formerly published in Colorado and ran a mining camp paper in Lemht county. He notes poor roads and dust a foot deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Four gamblers arraigned after east side pool hall raid
Four men arrested for gambling faced the judge. One pleaded guilty and paid a small fine while three others pleaded not guilty. The judge found the evidence clear and fined the trio $15 plus costs. Two drunken men were jailed for a few days and a woman fined $15 with the balance paid.
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Gramblers
East Side
Jal
Highway officials travel to Buckeye for government meeting
Migewa Magister M Booth state highway engineer and G J Minden chief clerk in the highway department were in Pocatello yesterday en route to Buckeye where they will meet Dr Hughes of the government department of public works for discussions on highway projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migewa
M. Booth
G. J. Minden
Highway Department
Pocatello
Buckay
Dr. Hughes
Government Department of Public
Roads program to accelerate highway work in Idaho and Yellowstone
The report notes the official in charge of state funds for road construction will oversee major improvements in northern Idaho and Yellowstone Park areas. It states that Mr Booth is to push road work in Rowne county with substantial activity planned this summer.
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Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Booth
Rowne County
Antique dealer brings action against French government
Paris reports Alfred Die dealer in antiquities sought a 10 percent premium on Leora Vinci's famed painting restored to the Megeum. He claims the work is worth 1,000,000 francs and seeks 100,000 francs. The government has joined the case, awaiting court date in due course.
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Paris
Alfred Diedealer
Italy
Leora Vinci
Conde
I Megeum
Copper Market Update from New York
Copper trading notes report price shifts in New York as markets respond to daily changes. The June 28 update notes volatility and brief market movement without detailed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Market
New York
Cope
Wheat Market Report From Chicago Progresses
Chicago on June 24 shows corn at 1.56 and oats at 64 in the wheat market summary. The brief notes indicate ongoing price movements in futures or cash markets with emphasis on grain values.
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Chicago
Laundry ad wet wash four onl pound
Wet wash service offered at four o l b in pound with phone contact 822 and Tea Laundry advertised.
Classified ads restore owners majority f les
A fragmented classified notice notes owners regaining a majority stake in a listed business. The readable text mentions a restoration action and involved parties, with minimal specifics due to damaged OCR.
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Carnival
Mellan
H. AL. Hancock
Worthman
Christensen
North Tenth
KR. Butcher
National Forest
Carl Hagenback-Wallace Circus Company
D. W. Lynch
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Halliday Street
Highway and Light Committee
Fal. Keene
Jesse H. Giles
Finance Committee
Gireen’s
Errasy
W. A. Jones Dry Goods CO
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