Desperate Fire Tragedy at Collinwood School
Cleveland March 5 161 bodies recovered from the Lakeview school ruins in Collinwood with 129 identified. Estimate may rise with dozens more missing. Of 165 known dead 108 identified 57 unidentifiable. Fire cause unclear with incendiary theories. Details describe horrors at the rear door as mothers and rescuers failed to save children.
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Cleveland
Lakeview
Collinwood
L. R. Gardner
The
Waller Kelly
Cleveland Leader
Oxford Village Disincorporated in Idaho Court Ruling
Judge Alfred Budge ruled that the incorporation of Oxford, Idaho by Bannock County authorities was null and void for lack of due process and statutory compliance. The decision affects ownership disputes and prompts a re-survey and plat correction led by P. W. Oleson and Engineer Oxea Sonnenkalb as citizens seek re-incorporation.
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Oxford
Board of County Commissioners
Bannock County
Alfred Budge
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Lewis Et al
Oxford Village
Standrod & Terrell
Gray
8. C. Winters
Budge
Oxea ® Sonnenkalb
P. W. Oleson
Fire at Grand Rapids High School Evacuates 1200 Students
A blaze in the Central High School laboratory sent twelve hundred pupils fleeing in orderly fashion. The building was evacuated in two and a half minutes, with authorities warning of possible repetition of yesterday's tragedy in Cleveland.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Cleveland
Central High School
Seventeen Cars In One Train Arrive At Pocatello
Seventeen cars in one train pulled into Pocatello from the east attached to No. 5. The train carried 400 home seekers headed for Minidoka Twin Falls Buhl Mountainhome Coaling Payette Weiser and Oregon Washington. Most passengers travel for Idaho points and tourist rates spur strong traffic.
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Pocatello
Minidoka
Twin Falls
Buhl
Mountainhome
Cooding
Payette
Weiser
Oregon
Washington
Idaho Points
Gem State
Pardon Petition Circulates for Hicks in Idaho
A pardon petition for George W. Hicks of Pocatello circulates for signatures. Hicks was sentenced in February 1906 to ten years in the state penitentiary for assault with a deadly weapon on former Patrolman W. H. Brown. Nearly all present police officers have signed the petition. Notice of Hicks intention to apply to the state board appears in another Tribune column.
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State Board of Pardons
George W. Hicks
Pocatello
W. H. Brown
Hicka
State Board
the Tribune
Ford and L Andrews of the same place
Ford and L Andrews are identified as residents of the same locale in this fragment. The text provides no further context or details about their identities or actions.
Doings of the Day in District Court
Judge Alfred Budge oversees routine district court matters. Cases include Evans alleged murderer in a Monday petit jury session, Williams vs Woodal continued due to plaintiff illness, Armstro vs Henderson set for March 28, Wise vs Jennings motion under advisement, Mickelson vs Idaho Canal dismissed, divorce granted to Jane Walter from George W. Walter, and dissolution proof for Enright Largilliere Co. of Soda Springs presented.
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Alfred Budge
Ty Evans
Jackson
Thomas
Williams
D. Woodal
Dudley P. Armstro
Melvin Henderson
D. H. Wise
L. H. Jennings
N. C. Mickelson
The
Idaho Canal and Improvement Company
Merriman
Jane Walter
Cgeorge
Organizer in Jail Faces Graft Charge in Pocatello
Robert Scanlon, recently from Butte, is jailed in Pocatello awaiting a Police Judge Kane this afternoon on a grafting charge. He allegedly operated as a Brewers union organizer, taking money from workers of the Franklin & Hayes brewery to promote the scheme and produced a dubious commission claiming his right to organize.
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Robert Scanlon
Kane
Scanlon
Pocatello
Butte
Franklin & Hayes
Commission
Gem Theatre Opens With Worthen and Hall
E A Worthen and R Hall two theatricals from Salt Lake have taken a vacant room in the Tupper building on the East side and will open the Gem theatre with the latest motion pictures and illustrated songs Mand Worthen famed ragtime player accompanies the company The grand opening is set for Saturday with matinees every Wednesday and Saturday.
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E. A. Worthen
R. Hall
Salt Lake
Tupper Building
Mand Worthen
West
Utah
Gem Theatre
Railroad Officials To Boise On Federal Nine Hour Law Talks
Superintendent George H. Olmstead of Idaho division of the Short Line leads a group including Chief Dispatch Gi Igo Chief Signal Engineer BE. W. Newcomb and division engineer W. 8. Haver to Boise on official business. They will confer with railroad officials about implementing the new federal nine hour law and are due back tomorrow.
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George H. Olmstead
Idaho
Igo
Haver
Engin
BE. W. Newcomb
Mr. Olmstead
Hoixe
Jollification This Evening Ends the Whirlwind Campaign
The Y M C A building fund campaign nears its close with a 9 PM jollification at headquarters in the new building. Subscriptions reported to reach about $8000 by tonight, with $7312 pledged so far and a list of state donors contributing up to $5 each.
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Y. M. C. A Building Fund
Brady
C. Moore
St. Anthony
Borrows
John M. Haines
Boise
G. E. Bowerman
Adam
W. H. Clyne
Blackfoot
W. W. Stephens
Rexburg
N. D. Porter
Idaho Falls
George F. Gagan
A. Hastings
D. W. Davis
American Falls
T. M. Edwards
McCammon
Home Burglarized on South Main Street
A. W. Jones, bailiff at the court house, returned to find his South Main Street home burglarized yesterday afternoon. A desk in a front room was rummaged. a chisel had broken the lock and disturbed papers, though nothing appears to be missing. The incident has been reported to the sheriff's office.
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A. W. Jones
S34 South Main Street
Jones
The
Sherif's
Trainmasters Hold Rules Classes in Kemmerer
Trainmasters J. P. Folger and C. L. Eldred lead classes in the Book of Rules at Kemmerer in Short Line coach No. 115. Examinations of system employees have been conducted here over the past two weeks.
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J. P. Folger
C. L. Eldred
Kemmerer
War cloud over China and Japan over seized steamer
Pekin reports Japan threatens force to recover the Tatsu Maru held by China at Huangwu after being seized at Macau on February 7 for carrying arms to Chinese revolutionists. Japan rejects a proposed joint arbitration and warns of action to secure release if denied. China says it has proved violation of neutrality by seizing other contraband cargo vessels.
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Mikado
Huanhou
China
Japan
Pekin
Huangwu
Macau
Foreign Office
Chin
Nebraska Democrats to Nominate Bryan Backing Platform
Nebraska delegates to the Democratic national convention were chosen by district and state convectiones with Bryan slated as the presidential choice. The platform, likely echoing Bryan’s views, will be debated as delegates prepare to head to Denver to vote for Bryan. Hanks chaired the gathering and hailed Bryan as the next president.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Bryan
Resolutions Committee
H. H. Hanks
Nebraska City
Hanks
Mr. Bryan
United States
Gate City Faces Grove City In Big Local Basketball Showdown
Gate City meets Grove City tonight at McNichols Wright hall in an 8 o'clock tipoff. The Toggery of Pocatello battles a Blackfoot association team with stars McAuley Lamm Embree Mallory Rainey Quinn Daniels Lowrie in uniform. A large crowd is expected for the intercity clash and postgame festivities.
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Gate City
Grove City
McNichols & Wright Hall
Toggery
Pocatello
Blackfoot Athletic Association
Otis Embree
Touvery
McAuley
Lamm
Embree
Mallory
Rainey
Quinn
Daniels
Lowrie
Dorien and wife return from Los Angeles visit
Hugh Dorien and his wife of Soda Springs are in the city today returning home after a monthlong stay in Los Angeles. Dorien is reported to be much improved in health.
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Hugh Dorien
Soda Springs
Los Angeles
Mr. Dorvien
Mrs F P Holt Returns Home From Salt Lake Visit
Mrs F P Holt of Salt Lake, who has been visiting relatives here for several days, returned to her home Pudsday.
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F. P. Holt
Salt Lake
Chicago Police say Lazarus Auerbich acted alone in Shippy plot
Assistant Chief Schuttler announced in Chicago that three days of investigation confirm Lazarus Auerbich acted alone in the attempt on Chief Shippy. Police continue raiding anarchistic rendezvous as the case unfolds.
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Chicago
Schuttler
Lazarus Auerbich
Shippy
HITTING THE GRIT
The American car in the New York to Paris race left Omaha at 9 this morning taking a route along the Union Pacific line. Rain last night left roads miserable. The Italian car spent last night at Woodbine Iowa seven miles east of Omaha and is expected to reach Omaha by six this evening.
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Omaha
Mareh
Union Pacific Railroad
Woodbine
Iowa
Nine Hour Law Goes Into Effect Across Railways
The new federal nine hour limit took effect yesterday forcing railroads to hire thousands of new workers while retaining experienced staff. Officials warn current labor shortages and higher costs could push up freight and passenger rates. The Short Line division at Salt Lake adopted the rule with many new hires and continued adherence to the law.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake
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Hicks
Brewers’ Union
New Playhouse
City
Olmstead
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