Mortality in 1917 United States Deaths Rise in Heart and Pneumonia Causes
Washington dispatch reports the 1917 continental United States mortality tally from the census bureau. Total deaths reached 1,068,032 with notable shares from heart disease, pneumonia, and tuberculosis, and detailed rates for Brights disease, apoplexy, cancer, diarrhea, arterial diseases, influenza, diphtheria, bronchitis, measles and whooping cough, plus external causes and suicides.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
United States
Bright
District of Columbia
Territory of
Hawaii
Simco
Beer as a Beverage Epic Suggested in Tribune
A May 4 1894 Tribune note recalls a keg of Salt Lake Brewing Company export lager rolled into the Tribune office with I Seligman’s compliments. The piece playfully fondly praises beer as a tonic and a Teutonic amber beverage that gladdens the heart, closing with Oh Joy.
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Salt Lake Brewing Company
Tribune
I. Seligman
Boise Episcopals Plan Memorial Hospital Expansion
Idaho church auxiliaries meeting in Boise decide to enlarge St Luke hospital as a memorial to late Bishop J B Funsten who worked on plans for modernization. Parishioners aim to present the project at the Detroit General Convention, seeking aid for the diocesan memorial.
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Boise
J. B. Funsten
St. Luke Hospital
Northwest
Idaho
Detroit
Rail Road News from Thursday
J W Blackburn rests at home with illness while Ray Brookhart returns from overseas service and receives discharge. F H Knickerbocker and C H Bloom arrived from Salt Lake. No injuries reported in Pocatello shops. About 900 soldiers passed through Pocatello en route to Camp Lewis. Six cars of soldiers arrived on No 33 and departed on No 5.
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Pocatello
Camp Lewis
Old landmark gives way to pace progress in Columbia
The historic Columbia block, begun in June 1894 and built by Frank G. Schmitt, is being torn down to make room for a new four story office building by Carlson Hardware owner Andy Carlson. The site has long been tied to city growth and notable locals.
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Columbia
Tribune
Columbia Iliock
Andy ’’ Carlson
Carlson Hardware Company
Columbia Block
Prank G. Schmitt
James Fi. Fiady
Carlson
F. G. Schmitt
Center and
Arthur
Colorado
Dietrich Block
The
Elks
Court House
Arthur Avenue
J. F. Murray
Gooding to Undergo Operation at Mayo Clinic
Frank R. Gooding former Idaho governor now at Mayo Institute Rochester Minnesota after a trip from Washington with Governor Davis. He is believed to need surgery within three weeks for a physical breakdown from years of public service. Mrs Gooding remains with him at Rochester.
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Frank R. Gooding
Idaho
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Institute
Washington
Davis
Gooding
Warren Paul
Mra. Gooding
Mr. Gooding
Judge Alfred Budge Receives Michigan MA Degree
Judge Alfred Budge of the Idaho Supreme Court is awarded the Master of Arts degree by the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The Utah born jurist and longtime Idaho resident, educated at Michigan Law, has served as district attorney, prosecuting attorney, Fifth District judge, and state supreme court justice since 1892.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Alfred Budge
Supreme Court of Idaho
District
Supreme Court
Judge Budge
Providence
Utah
William Budge
England
Germany
Scotland
Plains of
Bear Lake County
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho Supreme Court
Stewart
Budge
Supreme Bench
Coblenz Officer Fined For Refusing Salute
Coblenz June 26 Capt Bachhauser a German army officer stationed in Coblenz was fined one thousand marks on Tuesday for refusing to salute an American lieutenant. The incident highlights tensions amid allied occupation and unit discipline.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Bachhauser
Visiting Brothers Meet After Thirty One Years
Visiting Brother Thomas O Leary master mechanic in the Southern Pacific shops Santa Barbara arrives in the city to spend an extended visit with his brother Henry Cleary marking their first reunion in 31 years. Also James Taunifan arrives in New York from overseas and will be mustered out at Fort Russell. Six Idaho wholesale houses will close July 4 5 and 6 for the Victory and Welcome Home Celebration in Pocatello. Stockgrowers Bank employees dine and dance at Inkom with fourteen in attendance.
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Thomas O'Leary
Pa Fie
Santa Barbera
California
City
Vista
Henry Cleary
New York
James Taunifan
Leo Hannifan
Pat Hannifan
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Pocatello
IC. M. 1
Idaho
W. W. ©. Company
Smith Candy Company
Wilbur Candy Company
Salt Lake Hardware Company
License Issued For Manuel and Halverson Marriage
A marriage license was issued this morning at the county clerk's office to Norman E. Manuel and Mable B. Halverson, both residents of Pocatello.
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Norman E. Manuel
Mable B. Halverson
Pocatello
Palace rooming house operator arrested for license issue
Mary Hecht proprietor of the Palace rooming house on East Clark was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Patrolman Chacon for operating without a license. She posted $250 bond and faces police court Saturday. City council had revoked Palace license and others last Thursday on Chief Ish recommendation. Peter Aguerra received a $76 fine after a jury trial for speeding and plans an appeal. Albert Kleeman was found not guilty on speeding and the case dismissed.
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Mary Hecht
East Clark
Chacon
Geo. Ish
Peter Aguerra
Wm. Edena
Albert Kleeman
North Second
Crystal
Visiting Doctors Fassett and McGuire in Pocatello for a Month
San Francisco dentists Dr. E L Fassett and Dr. M F McGuire arrived by auto for a month visit to relatives and friends. Mrs McGuire will join soon and a Yellowstone park trip is planned. Dr McGuire is the eldest son of pioneer residents H W McGuire.
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E. L. Fassett
M. F. McGuire
San Francisco
McGuire
Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
H. W. McGuire
Leaders' Meeting Sets Codes for Y M C A boys department
Tonight at 8 30 the Y M C A boys department leaders meet to establish regulations and a leadership insignia system. They plan a busy fall with football as a department game, strong group activities, and a tested thorough plan for each activity. Several swimming tests were completed this afternoon with an exhibition planned later to show swimming, diving, and life saving skills.
Belief Snake River Valley once an inland sea basin
The Blackfoot Republican editor sketches ancient geography of southern Idaho. A prehistoric lake left coarser soils near foothills and finer silt farther out, shaping current soils. The Dubois project is cited as a vast irrigation plan needing federal loans, with claims of rich soils, perfect grading, and potential sugar beet advantages.
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North America
Yellowston Park
Blackfoot Republican
Snake River Canyon
Idaho
Oregon
Weiser
Dubois and
Spencer
Birch Creek
Big Lost
Warm Springs
Lidy Hot Springs
Blue Creek
Merlicine Lodge
Weber Creek
Irving Creek
Eddy Creek
Middle Fork
Indian Creek
Thunder Creek
Cottonwood
Beaver Creek
Three Mile
Eight Mile
Camas Creeks
Snake River
Sheridan River
Ice House Creek
Hotel Creek
American Falls
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Bingham County
Ross Fork Creek
Portneuf Ecavyoin
Fort Hall Bottoms
Aberdeen
Sterling
Bluff
Val
Dubois Project
Dubois
Kingham County
Dupois
Idle Men in Montana Urge Road Work Acceleration
Bozeman June 26. The Montana Association of Commercial Club Secretaries and the eastern Montana Good Roads association, via J A Harader, urge state and federal authorities to speed up road projects to address unemployment amid returning soldiers. Investigations show no bids or work begun despite funds allocated for road improvements, with many seeking jobs in Gallatin County.
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Bozeman
Mont
State of Montana Association of Commercial Club Secretaries
Eastern Montana Good Roads Association
J. A. Harader
Gallatin County
Senate panel boosts shipping board shipbuilding program
Washington report states the Senate Appropriations Committee raised the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill shipping board shipbuilding from 276000000 to 491000000, reflecting a substantial budget increase.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
The
Shipping Board
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Railroad News
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Ray Brookhart
R. D. Brookhart
F. H. Knickerbocker
C. H. Bloom
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Inkom
H. G. McLaughlin
South Garfield
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