NO INTERVENTION IN MEXICO TAFTS HANDS OFF POLICY
Washington reports Taft’s non intervention stance in Mexico already drawing praise from Americans, foreigners and Mexicans. John Garrett of the Pan American Union says many letters support the hands off approach. A separate dispatch from New York quotes Vasquez Gomez predicting Mexican war will last about two months longer after the rebel victory.
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Mexico
Taft
Washington
John Garrett
Pan-American Union
New York
Vasquez Gomez
Madero
Juarez
Gomez
Idaho Wins Big Victory in Court and Senate Action
The Idaho supreme court upheld land board powers to relinquish sections 16 and 36 and take lands in lieu. Senate Bills 47 and 133 were confirmed as constitutional, solidifying state and federal relations on public lands and enabling recovery of about 100000 acres of white pine lands worth tens of millions. Idaho pharmacists announced robust support for new drug inspection law and local option provisions while pledging to fight cocaine peddling during the Idaho Pharmaceutical association annual convention.
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Land Board
Senate
United States
The
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State Board of Health
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H. H. Whittlesey
A. N. Sprague
Twin Falls
S. S. Ferguson
Pocatello
J. M. Bistline
F.C. Robinson
Denver
Boise
Airshie
Sullivan
G. B. Rogers
State Land Board
State Board of Land Commissioners
Murder in Salt Lake area linked to Boise robbers
May 11 report traced the pawn shop robbery killings to two men, Morris and Connors, believed to have ties to Boise. Deputy Lavender’s murder in Layton prompted a hunt revealing clothing caches and a Boise rooming-house connection, with sheriffs piecing together a countrywide pursuit.
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Salt Lake
Frank Morris
Mike Connors
Morris
Boise
Fred Harris
E B. C. Ashton
Davis County
Harris
Murray
Conners
Deuty
William Lavender
Layton
Lavender
Layton National Bank
Sheriff Harris
Diplomatic Corps Meet at U S Embassy in Mexico City
Members of the diplomatic corps in Mexico City met at the United States embassy at Henry Wilson’s invitation to plan action for protecting aliens should the capital reach a stage requiring self defense measures.
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Mexico City
United States
Henry Wilson
Insurrectos seize Juarez port as siege plans unfold
Provisional headquarters in Juarez reports rebels have captured the port, seized 450000 rounds of ammo, machine guns, field pieces, seven hundred Mauser rifles, and war supplies. Leaders plan to march against Col Rabago and form a rebel government while fighting continues near the church. Negotiations for peace have stalled.
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Juarez
Insurrectos
United States
Insurrecto
Col
Rabago
Chihuahua
Casas Grande
Republic
Madero
Juarez Aid Supplies To Cross El Paso Bridge
May 11 report says food medicine and other materials for Juarez will be sent across the international bridge at El Paso. War secretary orders to Col. Steever are expected to be issued today.
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Washington
Juarez
International Bridge
el Paso
Secretary of War
Col
Steever
Good Roads Men to Meet Tonight in Pocatello
Pocatello merchants and businessmen gather at the Y M C A for a special Bannock County Good Roads session. Topics include cooperation with the Commercial club and Inter Mountain Good Roads for June convention plans, canal bridging, and committees for the I M G R A event. New officers will be named and all local businesspeople urged to attend.
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Good Roads Boosters
Pocatello
Bannock County Good Roads Association
Pocatello Commercial Club
Inter- Mountain Good Roads Association
Bannock County Association
Fort Hall
Commercial Club
Pome & Proper
Weather forecast for southern Idaho region
Forecast for southern Idaho covers Friday with expected conditions. Data indicates yesterday’s high near 4 degrees and the previous night’s low around 37 degrees.
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Idaho
Reao
Derailment on D. and R. G. Westbound Train Disaster
Glenwood Springs May 11 Mrs Katherine J Martin of Albany N Y was killed and twenty seven others injured three seriously when westbound Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No 1 derailed at Minturn thirty miles west of Leadville The locomotive left the track and ran for the length of the train on the ties then rolled over The third and fourth coaches a chair car and a tourist sleeper turned over and plunged forty five feet into Eagle River Relief trains carried injured to Pando and Salida Spreading rails are believed to have caused the wreck.
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Glenwood Springs
Katherine J. Martin
Albany
N. Y
Denver & Rio Grande
Minturn
Leadville
Eagle River
Grade Team Beats Freshies In Spring Game
The grade team of city schools defeated the Freshmen by 11 to 3 in a spring matchup. Pitchers were relied on but the grade squad showed broad depth in other positions with Manuel catching and Bassett, Cureton, Herrington, Stratford, Bourne, Slingerland, Gross, Foley, Gregorie filling in across the infield and outfield. Umpire Sox Gallet called the game at 1 30.
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Yesterdy Winnins
Academy
Manuel
Bassett
L. Bassett Cureton
Herrington Gallagher
Stratford Cannon
Bourne
Slingerland
Gross Foley
Gregorie
Sox
Gallet
Indictments Quashed Move to Supreme Court
Washington May 11 the fight over possibly the richest coal lands was moved to the Supreme Court as the government docketed an appeal from the federal court of Washington quashing the Stracey group indictments.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Court of Washington
Gallinger Leads in Pro Tem Vote Test
Washington May 11 Republican leaders from regular and progressive factions prepare for a contest to select a dent pro tem to succeed Senator Frye. An informal tally shows Gallinger with 41 votes, Clapp with nine, and Bacon with 41.
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Washington
Frye
Gallinger
Clapp
Bacon
Trade out your county and city ware for NORTH'S
A short notice promotes NORTH'S market offer urging customers to swap worn items for a face vane style product. The item names are unclear but the ad emphasizes trade in and selection.
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North's
Idaho Supreme Court Decision Shapes State Lands Policy
The Idaho Supreme Court, in a decision joined by Justice Sullivan, upheld an exchange involving forest reserve lands, ruling the land board can swap unavailable lands for equal value indemnity lands. The ruling frames the action as a business decision, not a sale, and favors the state in vast land gains.
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State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Washington
Ecourt
Balderston-Brady
Balderston
Act of the Land Board
State Land Board
Seventeen thousand for roads in Pocatello district
Chairman J B Bistline of the county commissioners reports on road conditions and requests 17000 for improvements. District 20 needs fixes on the Pocatello to Portneuf Siding road and Mink Creek and Pocatello Creek corridors. District 10 requires about 50 miles of new roads and a good route to Blackfoot. District 19 has already spent 1000 with good results.
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Bistline
Board of County Commissioners
Blackfoot
J. B. Bistline
Pocatello
Portneuf Siding
Mink Creek
Pocatello Creek
County district votes on farm site and pest house plans
The board estimates costs for road work and irrigated tract total $17,000 after adding $7000 for other roads. They visited sites for the county poor farm but found none affordable. Istline is authorized to have plans drawn for a pest house on the 30 acre tract south of town and to confer with two other board members.
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Istline
Elks to Attend DeKay Funeral in Blackfoot
Exalted Ruler Molinelli calls local lodge members to meet at 2 PM to travel to Blackfoot for the funeral of J. DeKay from the Pocatello lodge who was killed in Salt Lake City. The widow requests the Voca tello Elks lead the service.
Notice to Elks funeral trip meeting May 12
Members are requested to meet at the Elks Hall on Friday May 12 at 2 PM to go to Blackfoot for the funeral of Brother J DeKay in Pocatello at 2 30 PM returning from Blackfoot at 6 PM The message is signed by Leon F Molinelli ER and R 0 Graham Secretary
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Sharp
Blackfoot
Brother 8
J. DeKay
el Pocatello
Leon F. Molinelli
E.R. R
Graham
North’s Gold: County and City Warrants Discount Offer
A notice proclaims discounted redemption for county and city warrants at North’s. It emphasizes the warrants’ solid value and urges holders to act to obtain favorable terms. The item frames the opportunity as advantageous for residents holding such warrants.
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North's
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