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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
8
Citizens of McCammon plan a Saturday event with baseball races dances and fireworks. A. L. Merrill of Pocatello will read a patriotic address. Free lunch and free hay are promised along with a band concert and a 5 club shoot.
Fulton county grand jury indicts twenty six men arrested by militia Saturday near former governor Slaton's home. Offense is a misdemeanor punishable by fine or imprisonment.
In today’s National games R I E Amaso leads 6 0 while other batteries and lineups show strong performances. Teams like Washington and New York feature notable duos such as Lavendar Price Archer and Adams Gibson Doak Snyder, with steady pitching and fielding across multiple matchups. The American and Pittsburgh games also reflect high scoring efforts and solid defense from Husbands and Carrigan influenced lineups.
Money for the lodge project is available and plans for a building costing 25 000 to 30 000 are approved by the local body. The project spearheaded by Pocatellomerie in the intermountain west awaits sovereign sanction and will rise on the Arthur and Chirkor corner lots near the merry go round.
El Paso June 30 General Marcelo Caraveo and the Alderetes were arrested in a suspected Huerta plot to start a Mexican revolution. Caraveo was arraigned with a $5000 bond, the Alderetes $4000 each. Six arrests total since Huerta was removed from the train Sunday. Caraveo met Huerta yesterday and led Orozco's forces here.
Washington reports the Dominion liner Armenian was torpedoed by German submarine T-38 off Cornwall England Monday night. Consul Armstrong of Bristol says twenty nine lives were lost ten people injured and ten Americans are missing.
Chicago July wheat finished at 1.065 and September at 1.0214 amid trading activity. Tribune readers are advised to check the want ads for further market updates.
Plans by Church of Christ members to erect a 40 by 63 feet tabernacle in a single day on the second block south of the public library. Ladies will serve lunch, photos will document progress, and protracted meetings led by evangelist R C Snodgrass of Rupert begin Sunday July 11.
Case continued before Justice Knowles in the Paris poisoning of candy matter due to witnesses out of the city. Reed to Albion. Miles F Reed to speak on School Administration at the summer normal. Pocatello fans to see a home Fourth of July game against a Shelley Rigby Firth combination. Roads meeting at Commercial Club rooms to plan better links between here and Arbon valley. Adkinson couple to New York for postgraduate work. Yellowstone park trip and coast fairs planned. J C Davis disputes false report of wage union amalgamation involving main railroad unions. no such plan exists.
The Seattle Times editor Colonel Alden J. Blethen shows less favorable health after months of illness at his home.
July progre rates to Oregon Short Line offered with tickets on sale July 3 4 and 5 and limit July 6. See agents for further particulars. W E Garvey ticket agent Pocatello Idaho D E Burley Salt Lake City Utah
A brief notice states that CLASSIFIADS will return a number of misplaced articles to their rightful owners. The announcement outlines how owners can claim items and what identification or proof is required to recover belongings.
Paris reports front line service drains field labor as reserves granted leaves to sow were recalled to front. An employment bureau placed 3,600 refugees from Belgium and Northern France to replace farm workers. Spaniards Kabyles and Moroccans were tried without success while women helped secure a total wheat area of 11,446,256 acres versus last year.
The agriculture statistics show a national wheat crop average of 72 with last year’s level similar. Eight departments are up and eight down, invaded areas in partly occupied zones with 76 percent. A government restriction blocks inter department wheat shipments without equivalent flour returns. Barley oats and other crops look as promising as wheat.
Notice of the regular annual stockholders meeting for Pocatello Realty & Investment company in Bannock Idaho. The meeting at Gray & Gray 215 N Main St Pocatello is set for Monday July 5 1915 at 8 pm to elect a board of directors and address other proper business. Dated June 19 1915 J J Cloonan president C H Pixley secretary
W Cahill deputy state vet and Stagner Livery report a found bicycle. Caller must prove ownership and pay for advertisement. Contact phone 516-3 for details.
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