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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

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Special Train To Wallace Convention Leaves Pocatello

A Bannock county Republican delegation of eighteen will ride a five Pullman special from Pocatello to Wallace for the state convention. The train departs 1 30 p m with James H Brady and Clarence Dietrich leading the party. Additional county delegations from Fremont Oneida Bear Lake and others join en route to Idaho Falls and Wallace.

Bannock County Wallace James H. Brady Clarence Dietrich Republican State Central Committee Robert J. Hayes W. A. Wright Eri. G. Gallet Oscar Sonnenkalb W. J. Harvey John J. Guheen L. B. Case N. P. Nielson William Wallin Pocatello John Schutt Cleveland J. Frank Hunt Swan Lake W. H. Meacham Gentile Vailey T. M. Edwards A. M. Boyce McCammon Joseph Davis Arive Bear Lake County Alfred Budge BE. A. Burrell Minidoka Twin Falls Cassia Shoshone Lincoln Blaine County Lemhi Custer Masonic Temple Toole Elks’ Club Pythian Sisters Kellogg Rigs Bunker Hill and Sullivan Harrison Lake Coeur d’Alene Bunch Spokane St. Anthony Idaho Falls Bugar City Rexburg Thornton Yorengd Veeseecenes Rees

Eighth Grade Exercises Set for McCammon and Soda Springs

Public Instruction head Miss Grace Loughran announces county eighth grade exercises will be at McCammon on May 21 and at Soda Springs on May 22. About 100 students completed eighth grade and passed state exams. Participating schools include McCammon Pocatello Robin Downey Bancroft Oxford Nine Mile Hawkins and Soda Springs Davisville Lago Grace Cove Thatcher.

Grace R. Loughran Bannock County McCammon Soda Springs Pocatello Robin Downey Downey No Chesterfield Bancroft Oxford Nine Mile Hawkins Davisville Lago Grace Cove Thatcher Grammar Department State Academy

Women’s Study League to Meet With Literary Topics

The Women’s Study League will meet next Thursday at Mrs. George Derr’s home. Discussion centers on John Bunyan and John Dryden with questions on Restoration dramatists, Dryden’s life and works, his satires and translations, and the Hind and the Panther.

Women's Study League George Derr John Bunyan John Dryden Dryden Hind

Woman Arrested for Mrs Guinness Case On Train

Syracuse reporters say two traveling men identified two women aboard an eastbound New York Central train as possible suspects in the Mrs. Guinness murder case. The pair were removed at Utica and questioned in Syracuse while claiming to be Mrs. L A Herron and her mother Mrs Lucy Burton from Chicago with a Franklin Pa summer home. Officials planned further detainment for identification.

Syracuse N. Y New York Central Rochester Belle Guinness LaPorte Ind Utica L. A. Herron Lucy Burton Chicago Franklin, Pa

Syracuse Release Sought for Mrs Herron By Chicago Police

Chicago May 9. Chief of Police Shippy telegraphed Syracuse requesting Mrs Herron’s release, saying there is no reason to hold her and urging she be freed.

Chicago Shippy Syracuse

Bodies Still Missing as Digging Resumes at Guinness Farm

LaPorte Indiana May 9 Work digging on the Guinness farm resumed today but up to 11 oclock no more bodies had been found.

LaPorte Ind Guinness Farm

Four Women Drowned in Neosho River Launch

In Hartford near Emporia Kansas four young women aged 16 to 20 drowned when a gasoline launch carrying several others ran out of fuel above a dam on the Neosho river. A man leaped overboard to reach shore and helped rescue two girls. another was swept downstream and saved.

Emporia Kas Neosho Hartford Petty Howard Lyon

Fire at Goldendale Jewelry Store Causes Heavy Loss

Fire in Goldendale Washington on May 9 year 0 broke out in Smith and Gunning jewelry shop and spread through the town. It was controlled with a loss estimated at 35000 dollars.

Goldendale Wash Smith & Gunning

Park Branch Trains Resume Under Uncertain Schedule

Snow blocks the Park branch toward Big Springs as track repairs continue. Officials led by Mr. Bancroft conducted a recent inspection tour. Preparations push to extend the permanent track to the Park edge at earliest possible date.

Park Branch Fremont County Big Springs

Cold weather cancels Po catello to Blackfoot baseball train

The planned excursion by special train from Po catello to Blackfoot tomorrow morning has been abandoned due to the cold weather.

Pocatello Blackfoot

Dutch Lehrbas Shines As Idaho Shooters Lead in Salt Lake

Dutch Lehrbas shoots well, finishing one third behind the high gun with 371 of 400 across two days. Idaho competitors Ben Bean Barnes and Fuller post 333 334 and 336 respectively. Montana wins team event 110 of 125. Utah Idaho tie at 108. Sharp of Salt Lake takes Confarr medal after five ties. Tourney closes today.

Idaho Salt Lake Idaho-Utah Sportsmen’s Association Ben Bean L. A. Lehrbas Fred J. Barnes Charley Fuller Pocatello Zion Lehrbas Skeen Ogden Bean Barnes Fuller Montana Utah Sharp

Building rises on North Second and East Clark corner

E Ferando awards a 12000 dollar contract for a two story brick building at the North Second avenue and East Clark street corner. Ground floor will host a business house, upper floor will house rooms. The project prompted local residents to oppose a liquor license petition led by Police Judge Kane.

E. Ferando North Second Avenue East Clark Street Ferando E. C. White O. L. Cleveland East Side Kane

Atlanta Fire Leaves Block District Rebuild Plan

Atlanta May 9. Property owners within three blocks of yesterday’s fire site announce plans to erect modern business structures after ruins are cleared. Several hundred workers remove debris and restore streets as damage nears 1.25 million with about 900 thousand covered by insurance.

Atlanta

Trout Spawn Prospects Explored by Hatchery Chief

Fremont County News reports Superintendent Stiles of the fish hatchery visited Hailey amid rain to study obtaining native trout spawn from Shotgun Creek near Yellowstone Park for distribution to northern state hatcheries. He found it possible to obtain the spawn and aired the idea of supplying hatcheries statewide.

Fremont County Stiles Hailey Shotgun Creek Yellowstone Park

Brick machinery placed at Pocatello plant

Thirty seven thousand five hundred pounds of machinery for the Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing company arrived from the east and was unloaded by the Short Line derrick. The plant crew doubled and work to prepare brick making equipment within ten days or two weeks proceeds. At a directors meeting stock will rise from 60 to 75 cents per share starting May. The company praises railroad officials for their assistance.

Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Company

Baby Boy Born to Mrs. Tsehudy at Eldredge Mercantile Family

Robert Tsehudy of Eldredge Mercantile welcomed a baby boy Thursday morning. Dy Bean aided in the delivery and both mother and child are reported well except for Bob who is puzzled about his footing.

Robert Tsehudy Eldredge Mercantile Company Bean Bob

Admiral Evans Relinquishes Atlantic Fleet Command

Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans gives up command to Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas in San Francisco with a 13 gun salute. Thomas assumes duties aboard the Minnesota and orders leave the Connecticut. Thomas will command five days before Rear Admiral Sperry takes over May 15 due to Evans illness.

Admiral Thomas San Francisco Robly D. Evans Charles M. Thomas Evans Connecticut Minnesota Thomas Will Charles N. Sperry Washington

Oakland Welcomes Sailors With Parade and Barbecue

Oakland observers lined the parade route as more than eight thousand sailors and civic groups passed. Three thousand white-clad schoolchildren waved flags and showered bouquets on the visiting battleship fleet. Afterward, women hosted an Adams Point barbecue for the crew.

Oakland Calif Adams Point

Noted S. S. Leaders Here Tomorrow in Pocatello

Pocatello welcomes two famed Sunday school figures, E. C. Excell of Chicago and Marion Lawrence, returning from Boise where six hundred delegates attended a state convention. They will speak at a 3 PM Baptist church session for Sunday school workers and a 8 PM mass meeting at the Auditorium on World-wide Sunday School Work.

Pocatello Gate City E. C. Excell Chicago Marion Lawrence International Board of Boise The Baptist Church Lawrence

Chinese Rebels Victory Report Near Yun Nan Border

Reports from Pekin say rebels in Yun Nan province won three recent engagements against provincial troops. Lachu Pass is controlled by rebels and Mang Taze seaport faces threat as rebels, armed with French arms and said to be trained by Frenchmen, advance on the Tonking frontier.

Pekin Yun Nan Tonking Lachu Pass Mang Taze

Burrell to Assume Idaho Governorship During Gooding's Absence

Governor Frank R. Gooding leaves Idaho aboard regular No. 6 to attend a White House governors conference with President Roosevelt on May 13 to 15. Lieutenant Governor E A Burrell will act as chief executive in his absence, signing papers and performing duties as required while not relocating to Boise.

Frank R. Gooding Pocatello Washington, D. C President Roosevelt White House America Gooding E. M. Hoover Boise J. L. Johnson North Idaho E. A. Burrell Montpelier Burrell Montpelier Examiner Executive Department Wallace Crain

Refinement marks visiting Sells Floto Circus in Pocatello

The Sells Floto circus tour drew praise from San Luis Obispo observers and arrived in Pocatello on Friday May 22. Reporters hailed the show as modern and refined with skilled aerialists, accomplished horsemanship and no misconduct by staff, noting no arrests after the performance.

Pocatello California San Luis H. H. Tammen

Postponement Hits Scholastic Game Between Pocatello and Albion

Bad weather forces the Scholastic league baseball game in this city to be indefinitely postponed, pitting Pocatello High School against Albion State Normal.

Pocatello High School Albion State Normal

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Wallace Convention San Shoshone Glenns Ferry Mountainhome Nampa Caldwell Weiser Huntington Short Line Charles William Jarboe Charles V. Nichols John Urie Soda and Cammon County Eighth Mrs. Guinness Fine Family Goldendale Fire Learbas East Clark North Second Phoenix Battleship Fleet S. S
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