Chicago Chief of Police Fights Anarchist At Residence
Chicago chief of police George M. Shippy shot and killed an anarchist who invaded his home. The attacker stabbed Shippy, shot his son Harry who survived, and wounded Coachan James Foley before being killed by Shippy. The incident sparked city-wide concern over threats to officials and clergy.
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Chicago
George M. Shippy
Harry
Coachan
James Foley
Chief Shippy
Harry Shippy
Foley
Shippy
Father Heinrichs
Denver
Busse
Seker
City Hall
Hotel Grafters Headed West Warned by Postal Inspectors
A sweep of hotel swindlers operating under aliases with women companions spreads from North Carolina to Ohio and beyond. The fraud targets hotel guests via mail addressed to a hotel care of the man with one alias and unfolds as the con progresses. Postal inspectors warn of two or more crooks using names like Harr ia Pincus and Leonard, with Westward moves toward Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Harris
Pineus
Leonard
Harrises
Pineuses
Leonards
Ben
Harria
Pincus
Middle Western
North Carolina
West Virginia
Ohio
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
March Weather Prospects Based on Eight-Year Record
March patterns from eight years of Pocatello records suggest variable weather. Mean temperature stands at 28 degrees with 2.13 inches of average precipitation. notable extremes include 68 degrees on March 31 1900 and minus 12 on March 17 1906 with eight inches of snow in 24 hours on March 13 1906.
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Besgan
United States Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Bell
the Tribune
Wheelwright and Local Men Eye Reservoir Project
G M Wheelwright manager of Wheelwright Construction of Ogden is in Pocatello en route home from American Falls where he visited to discuss building a large concrete reservoir for the American Falls Water Works and Realty company with several Pocatello men including James F Murray also involved in the project.
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G. M. Wheelwright
Wheelwright Construction Company
Ogden
Pocatello
American Falls
Two vagrants paid fines before Police Judge Kane
Two vagrants faced Police Judge Kane this morning and paid fines of 5 each.
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Kane
Swindlers Pincus and Leonard Trafficked as Theater People
Authorities seek Fred Pincus and A E Leonard, about 25 and 26, described as a small man and a tall 6 foot swindlers traveling with women claim to be theatrical vaudeville acts. They used a Chicago Peerless Light Co letter and counterfeit check to obtain cash, escaping before protest.
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R. W. Harris
Fred Pineus
A. E. Leonard
Fred Pincus
Peerless Light Company
Chicago
Ill
Republicans Gather to Set County Convention Time and Place
Republican leaders from Bannock county plan a meeting in Pocatello to choose when and where the county convention will nominate delegates for the state convention in Wallace on May 1. The session will also apportion delegates for the national convention and determine representation between country and city areas.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
County Central Committee
Gray and Boyd
Dietrich
Robert J. Hayes
E. E. Jacobs
McCammon
Old Bannock
Chicago
Wallace
Boise
Harriman Again Wins at Illinois Central Meeting
Chicago March 2 Judge Bell denied H W Leman's bid for an injunction to restrict voting of 281231 shares held by Union Pacific and Railroad Securities at the Illinois Central annual meeting today.
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Chicago
Bell
H. W. Leman
Union Pacific Railroad
Railroad Securities Company
Tllinoig Central
Millionaire Oliver Dies in South Bend
South Bend March 2 James Oliver a millionaire plow manufacturer died here this morning after a brief illness. He built a large business empire and was prominent in local civic circles.
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South Bend
James Oliver
Academy of Idaho Boys Triumph Over Blackfoot in Debut Victory
The Academy of Idaho boys overwhelmed Blackfoot High School 32 to 7 in a fast paced game. Miss Moore led the BH S girls with five baskets as academy girls lost 6 to 5 in a rough contest. Postgame, the teams were hosted at a Leap Year ball with faculty chaperones.
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Academy of Idaho
Wicioot
Academy
A. of I
Lackfoot
Blackfoot
Wendel
B. H
Moore
A. of L
Whitt
Ellen
Messrs
Morris
Che
Schon
Eedie Trego
Lulu Wwindel
Agnes Hunter
Hazel Smith
Leva Gutting
Grace Kerr
Ethel Moore
Lottie Broadhead
Gwen Furey
Mayme Taylor
B. H.S
G. A
Miss Reeves
Mr. Richardson
Jones
Olsen
Davidson
Peterson
Clendenin
Y M C A Fund Totals Six Thousand After Luncheon
A noon luncheon at the Y M C A building, hosted by Trinity Church women for the campaign committee, reported progress toward the 15 000 building fund. Sub committees were active, with a total near six thousand expected by the whistle at the Short Line power house.
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Lincheon
Lee Harper Walker
John P. Congdon
Brady
Pargellis
Idaho
Poratello Y. M. C. A
Ben Bean Wins Bluerocks Amateur Title in Northwest
Ben Bean president of the Pocatello Gun Club dominates the Bluerocks event north of town, defeating Pete Holahan of Twin Falls 112 to 105 after 125 targets. Bean wins the right to the Way Up Amateur title, with other prizes decided in side contests. Judge Alfred Budge opens Bannock county’s March term, hearing motions and arraignments for murder, burglary, and assault cases, with numerous defendants pleading or taking time to answer.
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Ben Bean
Pocatello Gun Club
Mr. Holahan
Steger
Bean
Fred Barnes
Clarence Dietrich
Dare Keke
Barnes
Dietrich
Holahan
Alfred Budge
Fifth District Court
Bannock County
Court House
Gray
Charles Evans
Robert Jackson
McCammon
A. T. Jacques
Pocatello
James Lombardo
A. L. Bell
Priscilla Reese
Dempsey
Fred Bond
Bell
Charles Allen
Jens M. Jenson
Parker
Thornton
Ingebretson
Raynor
Howdyshell
Palmer
Jones
Johnson
American Falls Milling Company
Mahan & Edghill
Mahan
Church & White
Hitler
Gray & Boyd
Woodland
Mared
Evans
Col. H. V. A. Ferguson
Smelting Company Declares Quarterly Dividend Rates
The American Smelting and Refining Company directors announce a quarterly common stock dividend of 1 percent, down from 2 percent the previous quarter. A 14 percent dividend on preferred stock is unchanged from the prior quarter.
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New York
American Smelting and Retaining Company
Y M C A Meeting Highlights Campaign Support
Portland leaders and New York officials attended speeches by Rhodes Thompson and Standrod praising YMCA work. Special services in four churches boosted the drive with remarks from Thompson Congden Siders and Rhodes, as totals near 6000 dollars with sub committees reporting progress toward March 5 campaign closure.
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Cleave
Pocatello
America
J. i. Thompson
John P. Congden
Walter R. Siders
J. B. Rhodes
Cohan's Forty Five Minutes From Broadway at Auditorium Mare
George M. Cohan presents Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway with Scott Welch and Frances Gordon in a twofold program at the Auditorium Mare. The piece blends plot and song, featuring the popular ex prize fighter Kid Burns whose performance has sparked a separate play adaptation.
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George M. Cohan
Broadway
Scott Welch
Mare
Khaw & Erlanger
Iivell
Kid Burns
Frances Gordon
Mary
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Day
Charles Johnson
Jady Jones
Won
Grevhens
Rexburg
Charge E. Noble
Alen Miller Boise
Riel Rounds
Kiam Balderston
Fred R. Reed
Milner
Webster
F.C. Bowman
Idaho Falls
G. Wright
Jones EB
Steele
Fred Budge
Paris
R. Huston
Jol C. Clay
Robert N. Bell
Veh
Pete
Breaking Bluerocks
Smelter Trust
Ccs Caaghavencene
Ostaesiaaeers
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