Cleveland Street Car Strike Intensifies with Arbitration Move
Formal application to the State Arbitration Board to intervene in the Cleveland Ohio street car strike was announced as tensions rose. Police protected cars, wires were cut overnight, and non-union workers faced attacks while crews were reinforced with guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Arbitration Board
Cleveland
Ohio
Municipal Traction Company
Lakewood
Dupont
Miles Avenue
Bonner
Railway Men’s Union
W. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Elsetrie Railways Employees
Chicago
Mahon
Joseph Bishop
Selwyn N. Owen
State Board of Arbitration
New YMCA Building Open To Public For View
Public invited to tour the new YMCA building today with a ladies committee in charge of refreshments and a musical program. Admission is free. reception runs until 10 o clock tonight and invites all to view the “home” of the boys.
No Serious Differences in Venezuela Reported
New York May 18 Minister Rus ger arrived from Venezuela today and denies serious differences with President Castro. He says reports of Castro's ill health are exaggerated and he retains power, with the army loyal and the people sympathetic though unwilling to accept his direction of affairs.
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New York
Rusger
Venezuela
Castro
Congressman French Sees Idaho Land Reclamation Bill Passed
Washington May 18 The House under suspension of the rules passed a bill allowing Idaho to reclaim one million acres of public domain land.
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Washington, D. C
House
Dubois Demo Delegates Endorsed at County Convention
The Dubois faction controlled the county Democratic convention choosing delegates to Twin Falls and Wallace events for June and August 1908. Resolutions backed William Jennings Bryan and Fred T. Dubois. no anti Mormon plank was adopted and Mormon delegates stayed as spectators.
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Dubois
Twin Falls
Wallace
R. C. Graham
Gilmore
F. W. Seally
C. L. Edwards
Dan Sullivan
Frank Lane
J. F. Kane
H. B. Ruebelmann
W. H. Lockhart
J. J. Call
W. R. Kirchoff
W. P. Havener
R. Criswell
W. H. Peek
Felix van Reuth
Willis Reeves
R. O. Graham
C. E. M. Long
J. M. Bistline
F. A. Scally
P. ©. Silver
N. Anderson
J. W. Kane
William Laurenson
T. H. Kane
J. M. Masonheimer
W. H. Price
William Kelly
D. Gilmore
John Lowenson
A. C. Anderson
J. H. Hiler
J. J. Burns
Tom Glasford
C. E. M Sous
Nat Eldredge
Nels Anderson
William Winchell
John Kane
T. D. Gilmore
Charles Forden
William Kelley
P. C. Silver
I. C. Martin
W. H Price
Joe Bistline
William Jennings Bryan
Fred T. Dubois
Alva Lewis
Gunniss Mystery Probe Opens as Grand Jury Acts
La Porte Indiana May 18 The county grand jury began the Gunniss farm mystery investigation. Prosecutor Smith has received threatening letters from Brooklyn and Washington. A probable victim Abraham Phillips of Belington West Virginia left February 1907 to marry a rich widow and took a large sum money and has not been seen since. The sheriff and miner Schultz resume sluicing this morning and expect to find gold from teeth of women if any exists. They plan to turn over to a depth of three feet the territory needed for a burying ground by the woman. The pond will be dragged and the barn moved.
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la Porte
Ind
Gunniss
Smith
Brooklyn
Washington
Mra
Abraham Phillips
Bellington
West Virginia
Schultz
Pocatello Y M C A Dedicates New Building in Faithful Service
The Pocatello Young Men's Christian Association formally dedicates its new home after three years of effort. Hon. James H. Brady delivers the principal address, praising donors, officers, and the building committee led by J. P. Congdon. The event marks a milestone in the city’s life and the association’s plan to uplift local young men through moral, intellectual, and physical programs.
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The
Pocatello Young Men’s Christian Association
Pocatello
Jesus Christ
W. H. Cleave
James H. Brady
Siders
J. P. Congdon
W. H. Cleare
Cleare
Brady
London
George Williams
House of Hitchcock & Co
Young Men’s Christian Association
America
Pocatello Association
International Committee
Reuss
Indians Triumph In Eight To Two Victory At Blackfoot
Pocatello defeated Blackfoot 8 to 2 as Atkinson outpitched Dippel in a smooth team effort. Dippel issued four walks and four strikeouts, while Brazee and Wilson doubled for Pocatello. Attendance reached about 900 with umpire Dec Kestner presiding.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
Pierce
Blackfoot Tigers
Changnon
Atkinson
Kestner
Pocatello Aggregation
Dipple
Blaeckfooters
Prorieng
Dippel
Wilson
Brazee
Dec’ Kestner
Atlantic fleet sails from San Francisco in drizzle for Puget Sound
The Atlantic battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Sperry departed San Francisco Bay at 11:30 in light rain heading to Puget Sound. Arrival expected May 21 near Puget Sound.
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San Francisco
Sperry
San Francisco Bay
Puget Sound
the Sound
Academy Boys Dominate In Chilly Day Victory
The Academy team shut out the high school 12 to 0 as Rainey pitched well and the A J squad benefited from strong base running with 16 steals. Olsen and Allen had two hits each while Derham anchored the infield and Goodwin left with an injury. The win positions the Academy for the Idaho Scholastic League title race against Payette.
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Academy
Aphil
Idaho
Payette
A. I
A. J
Rainey
Clendennin
Goodwin
A. L
Academy Boys
A. I. Boys
Olsen
Allen
Derham
Bistline
Jones
Pocatello Young Men's Christian Association Building Praise
President W H L Cleave leads praise for the association under his untiring administration. He reviews the work and its meaning for welfare of the city’s young men and cites the building as providential, lasting a gospel driven service to the state and community.
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W. H L. ‘Cleave
Pocatello Young Men's Christian Association
Man Swears Out Charge After Depot Fracas Shootings
Charles H Sell swears out a complaint charging Charles Dunham with assault with intent to kill after a dawn incident at the depot tied to train No 8. Dunham is taken into custody and released on bond. investigation follows as officers recount a brick attack and gunfire near East Dener street.
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Charles H. Sell
Dunham
Charles Dunham
Sell
Pocatello House
Kelly
Sherif Burnett McGarvey
East Dener Street
Franklin & Hayes
Shepherds Massacre Confessed by Farm Hand Seastern
Frank Seastern, a young farm hand from Mattawan New Jersey, confessed to killing Mr and Mrs William B Shepherd and servant Jennie Bendy to steal Shepherds money. He waited in the parlor and shot Mrs Shepherd as she warmed a bottle for her baby then killed Mr Shepherd as he came downstairs and shot Jennie Bendy in the kitchen.
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Mattawan
N. J
Frank Seastern
William B. Shepherd
Jennie Bendy
Shepherd Farmhouse
Shepherd
Seastern
Seastera
Pitching Notes and Game Stats From Local Baseball Match
Earned runs none and six left on base for both sides in a tight contest. Olson and Clendenin contributed with two base hits while Bistline,Jones and other players completed key double plays. Umpires were North and SoBelle with Rainey and Hug hart on the mound.
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Hughart
Olson
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French
Democratic Party
Bryan
Cleave
Hicks
Pocatellone School
SHPOA
A Goodwin
Rogers
Kinney
Kirken
Higson
Hanson
iLoux
Academy of Idaho
Derlam
Butler
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