31 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
1
A Saturday session closed with key figures appearing in court. Protests and political maneuvering surrounded the proceedings as officials emphasized accountability and transparency. District attorneys released statements outlining charges and next steps in the cases.
Report describes mass displacement as tents and bags are rushed to shelters in Nati, Bortemouth, Ohio, and Parkersburg West Virginia. Officials note no loss of life while damage costs run into millions amid chaotic flow of refugees.
After a twelve day session the grand jury investigation climaxed on Thursday. The report lists owners of several saloons and properties at East Center, First Avenue, West Center, South Center, and East Clark, including the old Board of Trade, Elk property, Reception bar, and Hoslese sites. The speaker asserts forthcoming appointments will be made to select the best man at the proper time.
A note indicates a page editor position at a publication, with duties tied to Sarees coverage. The brief mentions a person responsible for compiling fashion items and editorial content.
A fragmentary OCR line hints at a legislative bill titled Sornd Bill. The text includes names Chete and Sa Weelee but lacks clear context or details about the bill’s content, sponsor, date, or jurisdiction.
Fragmentary text mentions a city, night event, and potential voting or ordering actions but no clear facts or names are readable.
A fragmentary notice describes sending an urgent appeal to all United citizens for necessary lands and directs contributions to W. F. Pippus, treasurer of the relief committee. The text references Caren Stot and a committee effort without full context.
Secretary of War Garrison arrived in Columbus and held talks with Governor Cox about the Ohio situation. The officials planned further discussions on the matter today.
Report to division headquarters details severe washouts in Nugget canyon between Fossil and Sage. Trains diverted via Ogden while crews rush men and material. Westbound No. 17 detoured via Granger and reached Pocatello at 3:30 this afternoon. No. 6 westbound express likewise detoured this morning.
Washington March 31 The commerce commission confirms adjustments on railroad rates and coast to coast charges. The decision ends disputes on several advances and suspends others while outlining plan steps. The conference results in an agreement to abandon certain rate changes and preserves key increases.
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