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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
1
New York March 28 scenes nearly riotous as shares of a promoted mining property were offered. Within five minutes over five hundred brokers and messengers surged to reach trusted sellers, many injured, street blocked, traffic halted, market activity stalled then quieted after noon.
In Washington D C on March 28 the Senate approved the Aldrich financial bill by a 42 to 16 tally. The vote followed debate as supporters hailed the measure while opponents warned of its long term impact.
Chicago May wheat closed at 93 7/8 to 94 cents, extending gains on the Chicago Grain Exchange as buyers supported the futures amid steady demand.
St Paul March 28 A letter from Swan J Turnbull publisher of the Swedish American Post asks Governor Johnson for his position on a Democratic presidential bid. Johnson replies he does not seek the nomination and has avoided public statements, but would consider if the party deems him most available and able to aid the nation. He says Minnesota’s support would be a great honor if presented at the national convention.
In Union Square a peaceful gathering of about 16 000 unemployed people collapsed into an anarchist protest when a bomb exploded. Two men were killed and several injured as mounted police moved to disperse red hat wearers and red flag demonstrators. A suspect, badly hurt, was hospitalized in a dying condition.
A man about 35, well dressed, was found dead on the O S track near Ashton after firing a self inflicted shot in the left temple. He burned papers to avoid identification. a .38 revolver, a silver Waltham watch and a European dirk with 1901 stamped on handle were found. The coroner's jury ruled death by own action.
District court at Bannock County courthouse advances term long in history with cases set to April 2. Coffin versus Day possessory claim trial proceeds this afternoon before Judge Budge and a jury. Regular juror panel excused except participants in the Coffin case.
The first French car in the New York to Paris race departed Ogden at 7 40 this morning. The German car broke down at Rock Springs and will be hauled by rail to Ogden for repairs.
Leo Lewis hosts Miss Sarah Bialo of Des Moines Iowa as the Antony and Cleopatra company performs at the Auditorium tonight. The pair were former Iowa classmates recalling school days together.
Torn A. Johnson states he is not seeking to defeat Bryan or any candidate and would accept a nomination if necessary for the Democratic cause. He would support the nominee, whether Bryan or another, and asks for full understanding of his position. He confirms no refusal if nominated.
In Caracas on March 21 American minister W. W. Russell warned Venezuelan foreign minister Jose DeJesus Paul that three pouches of official mail for the American cruiser Tacoma, brought to La Guaira March 15, were opened at the post office. Paul replied the act was accidental due to similar seals, while editorial papers criticized Roosevelt policies and U S aims in Venezuela amid Tacoma’s return.
Two full carloads of heavy machinery head to the Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing plant. Foundations are poured, sheds built, and a 38 000 pound crasher plus a 25 000 pound big dry press arrive ready for immediate installation. The plant sits north of the city with rail access and a clay deposit described as inexhaustible. Local officials and directors named include C. W. Gray president and L. L. Wall superintendent.
The Salmon river dam in southern Idaho will rise over 210 feet, using an arch design. It will hold about 300000 acre feet of water and feed a 10 by 10 foot tunnel to irrigate 150000 acres west of the Twin Falls tract.
A survey is underway to extend the Idaho Consolidated Power Company's electric power line from North Fifth Avenue city limits to the plant. The stock remains locally held with faith in assured profits, and a plant visit is encouraged as worthwhile.
La Grande Oregon pro team arrives next month for spring training in Pocatello and will play 25 players in a series of exhibitions before facing Gate City in a tryout. Abe Pierce coordinates games while Otis Embree and Arthur Smith oversee funds for uniforms and park repairs. Captain Hicks hopes for sunny practice as Idaho Falls plans a strong local squad.
Mrs. E. A. Pease of Montpelier travels to Gate City as a committee member for the First District Federation of Women's Clubs to award a Domestic Science scholarship at the Academy of Idaho. Mrs. D. W. Standrod of Boise also serves on the committee. The prize will be decided at a June meeting. Mrs. Pease stays with sister Mrs. T. A. Johnston, wife of the probate judge.
South Bend votes to shut down all questionable resorts including gambling houses and saloons after a fifty-member citizens committee forced action. Indiana's city had been the only wide open locale in the state over the past year.
A violent storm swept Indiana causing widespread damage to buildings, wires, and trees. In Petersborg roofs collapsed and livestock killed as barns fell. power lines fell and communication wires were down statewide.
The text praises a western irrigation venture as uniformly excellent among large projects. It suggests land can be chosen almost at random and become productive, with potential for a thriving, prosperous community at its seat.
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