Prohibition ordinance debated at Pocatello council meeting
City council introduced an ordinance prohibiting liquor sales except in drug stores with a special permit and penalties of 50 to 100 dollars. A separate measure to raise revenue via an occupation tax was sent to the ordinance committee for completion. The session also covered fire department complaints, park lease offers, and council finances.
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Pocatello
Loux
Charles Queen
Garfield Avenue
Price
Queer
Fire and Water Committee
Queen
City Park
George Kimpton
Kimpton
Park Committee
J. E. Berg
Joseph Fingler
City Electrician Oo
Pocatello Fire Department
W. H. Price
Elrh Iatee
George P. Hessell
T. C. Neill
John Hale
Finance Committee
The
Tribune
Terrell
Fusz
Pocatello Water Company
Bistline
Chief Price
Reed
Martin
Fourth Ward
Mr. Martin
Lusitania A Greyhound Sets Atlantic Record Again
The Lusitania crossed the Atlantic in four days 18 hours and 40 minutes at an average 24.25 knots despite stormy weather. It beat its own prior time by one hour twelve minutes, with a best day run of 618 knots and an overall 2781 miles traveled. The voyage yielded over $12,000,000 in gold.
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New York
Lusitania
Atlantic
Europe Protects Its Gold Stock
New York reports the Imperial Bank of Germany raised its rate from 6 to 74 percent, signaling European centers guard their gold reserves amid US pressure. European gold engagements reach about 40 million dollars, easing impact of U.S. tightening. Washington notes congestion in treasury over securities offered by banks in exchange for government bonds, with heavy late-night work and unprecedented correspondence.
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New York
Imperial Bank of Germany
Berlin
United States
Uncle Samarks
Washington
Treasury Department
Uruguay and Argentina reach calm over tug seizure
Montevideo reports no further conflict between Uruguay and Argentina after a tug seizure in Uruguayan waters. The Uruguayan cabinet will protest the act and reaffirm Uruguay's jurisdiction without seeking satisfaction from Argentina.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Preliminary hearing for Jones and Grimes on sugar theft
The preliminary examination of Jones and Grimes, Short Line switchmen, on a charge of stealing sugar from a freight car, is held this afternoon before Justice of the Peace Van Reuth. Attorney H V A Ferguson defends, arguing the men found the sugar in an empty car. County Attorney Gray prosecutes.
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Jones
Grimes
Sigar
Justice of the Peace van Reuth
H. V. A. Ferguson
Gray
Judge Stephens in City for Woodmen Boosting Tour
Judge W. N. Stephens organizer of the Woodmen of the World is in the city today from the north. He will stay a few days and then depart on a boosting trip for the Woodmen to other parts.
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W. N. Stephens
The
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen
Taft Farewell Tour including Manila reception and royal sea visit
Secretary Taft received a grand farewell in Manila with broad civic attendance and a dockside escort planned for his Vladivostok departure. Berlin said Emperor William will receive Taft at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight during his England visit, with a possible audience with King Edward.
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Isle of Wight
King Edward
Manila
Taft
Smith
Vladivostok
Kaiser
Berlin
Emperor William
Osborne House
England
Washington
United States
Europe
Kine Edward
Wireless in Alaska Stations Ready for Operation
The new wireless telegraph stations at Fairbanks and Circle City Alaska are ready for operation. They are 140 miles apart with a planned radius of about 250 miles. More stations are planned from Nome to Cape Flattery and within a year the signal corps expects wireless links from Bering Strait to Puget Sound.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Circle City
Alaska
Allen
Army
Nome
Cape Flattery
Signal Corps
Bering Straits
Puget Sound
Hearing Set On Vote Of Illinois Central Stock
Judge Ball fixed November 25 to hear arguments on voting 5500 shares of Illinois Central stock held by the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York. The case is part of a bill for an injunction restraining the voting of these shares at the Illinois Central annual stockholders meeting.
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Chicago
Checks Are Good at Gooding Opening
Hailey Idaho Nov 8 secretary home of the Idaho irrigation company says the money trouble will not affect the land opening at Gooding on November 14. Cashier's checks will be good for everything and cash payments are not required.
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Hailey
Idaho
Idaho Irrigation Company
Gooding
Hill named American ambassador to Berlin
Secretary Root announced that David Jayne Hill of the Netherlands post will become ambassador to Berlin succeeding Myr. Tower who retires due to ill health. Hill is a former assistant secretary of state and will take the Berlin posting shortly.
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Washington
Root
David Jayne Hill
Netherlands
Berlin
Myr. Tower
Japanese American Negro Fight Over Flags in Manila
In Manila on November 8 a clash occurred between a Japanese man and an American Black man at Olangampo over which flag should be higher than the other on the Voice of the Emperor. The Japanese involved is unidentified in the fragment.
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Manila
Olangampo
Japan
Great Football Battle Great Football Battle
Football fans anticipate a fierce contest between the Academy and Ogden with both teams in strong form. The Academy seeks an upset to settle regional supremacy while Ogden aims to prove its confidence from recent wins.
Novel football tickets headline Pennant style for Saturday game
The Tribune features new football tickets for the Saturday game between the University of Illinois and Ogden High School. Tickets are pennant shaped in academy colors, which match Ogden colors, and are encouraged to be worn at the game.
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Ogden High
Academy
Ogden
Lowrie
Woodall
Carlson
Rainey
Campbell
Tavey
Quarter
Butler
Greenwell
Ponog
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Quinn
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Moore
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Ieee
Mhbe
Clendenin
Douglass
Rouge
Murphy
Johnson
Accademy
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Sullivan
Dodge
Peterson
Pugh
Baker
John Steendahl
Don Burnsides
Ogden Boys
the Tribune
U. of 1
Ogden High School
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