Nez Peace Factions Brace for Brady Convention
In Lewiston Idaho May 5 special report returns from yesterday’s primaries show Thompson winning the Third and Fourth Precincts with 21 delegates while independents carry the First and Second wards with 26 votes. Thompson also takes Nez Perce and Mohler precincts for 16 delegates, leaving many unpledged and control uncertain ahead of Thursday’s convention. Brady faces no opposition and delays interest in him dominate delegate talk.
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Lewiston
Idaho
the Tribune
Thompson
Nez Perce
Mohler
Brady
Terrific storm sweeps midwest states causing destruction
A severe thunderstorm with tornado like winds struck the middle states, washing out a bridge near Belleville and drowning two trainmen. Edgemont Illinois flooded, American bottoms under water, French Village unroofed, and widespread property damage across Saint Louis area. Additional washouts injure railway crews in Sparksville Indiana.
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St. Louis
Belleville
En Peer Wand
Conducto Smith
Edgemont
Ilinois
East St. Louis
Illinois
French Village
Union Pacific To Issue 100 Million Bond Issue
Salt Lake City May 5 stockholders representing 76 percent authorized 100 million dollars in bonds for Union Pacific system improvement and for acquiring Kansas and Western and Topeka and Northwestern railroads. Fifty million bonds will be issued initially secured by first mortgage on 1,656 miles including the newly acquired Kansas lines.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Union Pacific
Kansas & Western
Topeka & Northwestern
May Term Jurors Drawn for Bannock County Court
Jury panel for the Bannock County May term was drawn at the courthouse by Probate Judge T A Johnston Sheriff D T Quigley and Grace Loughran. Jurors must appear at 10:00 AM May 21. The civil and criminal dockets are expected to be light with few significant cases.
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Bannock County
Court House
T. A. Johnston
D. T. Quigley
Grace Loughran
Lon Avery
Dempsey
James F. Henderson
Oneida
Henry Wakley
Downey
W. C. Underwood
Henry Seamons
Perry
L. Ellsmore
Cove
B. T. Rowe
McCammon
William Bailey
C. G. Rose
Soda Springs
Charles Williams
Treasureton
George W. Smith
Pocatello
Samuel Garbett
W. D. Baird
Min
Atlantic Fleet Starts Final Leg to San Francisco
The combined Atlantic battle ship fleet begins the last leg of its cruise from Hampton Roads to San Francisco. It will weigh anchor at 3 this afternoon and be within the Golden Gate by noon tomorrow.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Admiral Evans to Resume Command of Battleship Fleet
Rear Admiral Evans, improved at Paso Robles, will resume command today. The battleship Connecticut will transport him from Monterey to Santa Cruz for the reactivation. In San Francisco, a near record crowd is expected for the Atlantic fleet arrival with about a million spectators anticipated along the bay.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Evans
Paso Robles
Connecticut
Monterey
San Francisco
Bay
Pacific Coast
Jerome Charged With Misfeasance in Rail Line Probe
New York May 5 District Attorney Jerome said he would go to jail rather than file grand jury minutes with the Court of General Sessions clerk as ordered by Judge Rosalsky. The minutes concern the Metropolitan Street Railway probe and would become public.
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New York
Jerome
Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Commissioner Hand
Hughes
Summer schedule plan set for Oregon Short Line
Officials including Acting General Superintendent J M Davis and other Salt Lake and Idaho division chiefs met in this city to arrange a new summer time card and prepare for heavy park traffic. The Yellowstone Limited may run via Pocatello to the park edge, while trains 5 and 6 remain in service under mail contracts. Homeseekers rates of one fare plus $2 for round trips from Colorado to Idaho begin May 19 and run to December, with 15 day outward and 21 day return limits. Publicity to irrigation companies and chambers is urged.
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Oregon
Idaho
Clarke
Montana
Yellowstone
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Park
Burley
Colorado
Ten Team Baseball League Proposal Sees Limited Attendance
Six southeastern Idaho teams sent their managers to a meeting in Pocatello to discuss forming a ten team league spanning Montpelier to Twin Falls and St. Anthony. Only four could stay for talks, with A J Pierce assigned to draft a tentative schedule and by laws for later approval.
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Idaho
Pocatello
A. J. Pierce
Montpelier
Twin Falls
St. Anthony
L. G. Bradley
Hugh Dorrien
Soda Springs
Tom Jenkins
McCammon
George Edgington
Iolaho Falls
D. F. Arthur
Blackfoot
Mr. Pierce
Laying Off Two Thousand at St. Louis & San Francisco Shops
Springfield Missouri May 6 two thousand employees of the St Louis and San Francisco shops were laid off today indefinitely. The shutdown attributed to the financial low mood.
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Springfield
St. Louis
San Francisco
Log Rolling A Big Success at Woodmen Hall
Big City Woodmen of the World log rolling event drew hundreds from multiple towns led by Head Consul I I Book Denver Head Advisor T Clinton Veale Pasadena and Head Watchman Angus McKellar Salt Lake. The day featured a large class of candidates initiation at Eagle hall and a Woodman ball with a full program of addresses music and toasts. The visiting officers planned to travel to Boise Salt Lake Denver and other Colorado towns after the event.
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I. Book of
Denver
T. Clinton Veale
Pasadena
Inl
Angus McKellar
Salt Lake
No. 10
Butte
Eagle Band
Eagle Hall
Judge Standrod
Betwen Pocatello
Blacket
North Maintreet
Circle
H. V. A. Fergus
C. E. M. Loux
Pocatello
Agnes Bussche
I. I. Book
Messrs. Brown and
Purdy
James H. Brady
May Bussche
Thomas Gilmore
O. B. Steely
Exmayor
R. C. Silver
Messrs
Brown
Hon
W. H. Cleare
Messrs. Brown
Veale
McKellar
Boise
Colorado
No Clew 10 The Jewelry Thieves
A burglar entered Harrison's jewelry store last Saturday night or Sunday morning and stole about 300 in miscellaneous items. A patrolman found one roast pin in the rear alley behind George H. North's clothing store. Jewelers Securities Co of New York offers a 100 reward for the arrest of the thief.
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Harrison Jewelry
George H. North
Harrison
Jewelers’ Securities Company of New York
Grady and Crawley Named for Congress from New York
Sen Thomas F Grady who will retire from the state legislature is to be promoted to Congress in place of W Bourke Cochran. Also Sen James Crawley will be sent to Washington to succeed Francis Burton Harrison, announced yesterday by Tammany authorities.
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New York
Thomas F. Grady
Congress
W. Bourke Cochran
Tammany
James Crawley
Washington
Francis Burton Harrison
Atkinson Shines as Pocatello Tops Blackfoot in Fast Game
Fastest game on Gate City Grounds ends 9 to 7 with Captain Hicks' Indians winning. Atkinson, Pocatello catcher, stars as pitcher in part and Benson shines as backstop while Blackfoot's Guy Dipple battles through illness. Dave Seddons debuts for Pocatello, adding coaching and base running spark. Blackfoot gains Idaho Falls reinforcements.
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Gate City
Atkinson
East Side Grounds
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Hicks
Benson
Guy Dipple
Guy
Idaho Falls
Dave Seddons
The
Tybees
Grandstand
Dave
Special Pullman Train to Wallace for May 10 Delegates
James H. Brady announces a through Pullman train from Pocatello to Wallace for the Republican convention. The trip departs at 1 30 p m Sunday May 10 and arrives about 4 p m Monday May 11 with a round trip fare around ten dollars.
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James H. Brady
Republican State Central Committee
Pocatello
Idaho
Wallace
Harmison of Menan Passes Away in Ogden
J. W. Harmison, longtime resident and father of Mrs. R. K. Douglas, died in a Ogden hospital after paralysis. His remains will be buried in Menan tomorrow, with Undertaker A. T. Lindquist in charge, after a transfer tonight. Mrs Harmison, his wife, had died twenty eight days earlier.
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RK. H. Douglas
Idaho
Murder Arrest Warrant Issued in Portland Jewelry Shop Case
A warrant is issued for Edward H. Martin, employed by the city engineer, in the killing of Nathan Wolff at his jewelry and pawn shop last Friday night. Police found a bloody shirt, and report he is accused of drug use as a possible factor.
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Portland
Oregon
Edward H. Martin
Nathan Wolff
Martin
Twilight League Triangle Heats Tonight at East Side Grounds
The third Twilight League game between Pocatello High and the Academy of Idaho will be played at 6 30 pm at the East Side grounds. Pocatello high hopes to win the pennant as the Academy leads the scholastic league standings. Coach Risser pounds his squad while Hughart may start on the mound. Academy lists Rainey Allen Jones Derlam Bistline Olsen Butler Clendenin with L B Case umpiring. Gate 15 cents grandstand 10 cents. Y M C A manager Lee Harper Walker adds Narcis Sorelle and a Colts team to aid training. next Friday the Twilight league hosts Shopmen.
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East Side
Pocatello High School
Academy of Idaho
Idaho
Academy
Risser
Hughart
Rainey
Allen
Jones
R. Bistline
Narcis Sorelle
Carlisle
Walker
Graff
Scranton Athletic Club
Graf
New Officers Named for the Study League
At the annual meeting the Women’s Study League elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Frank Madden, Vice President Mrs. W. R. Siders, Recording Secretary Mrs. Rupert P. LoRelle, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. George H. North, and Treasurer Mrs. BE. G. Gallet. The retiring president Mrs. W. J. Savling praised the year and urged continued work. Visitor Mrs. Byrd Trego of Blackfoot attended. A debate on prohibition was led by Mrs. D. W. Standrod. The league voted to support a state prohibition law and to urge other women’s groups in Pocatello to do the same.
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Women’s Study League
Frank Madden
W. R. Siders
Rupert P. LoRelle
George H. North
BE. G. Gallet
W. J. Savling
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot
D. W. Standrod
Pocatello
Tannery at American Falls
Malad men Hodgson and Little, owners of the Malad electric light plant and tannery, visited American Falls after scouting sites for a new tannery. They report strong local encouragement and expect the industry to be established in the Power City, noting the Malad tannery’s success and good financial prospects.
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Messrs. Hodgson and Little
Malad
American Falls
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