Peace in the Far East Crises Support for Montenegrin War Threats
London reports confirm a Balkan crisis easing as Servian parliament backs its government. Belgrade skuptitina pledges vigorous action to protect national interests and sends support telegrams to Montenegro. An extraordinary Montenegrin war credit of 3200 dollars is approved.
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London
Near East
Europe
Bervin
Servie
Austro-Hungary
Balkan
Belgrade
Skuptisina
Skuptiitina
Skuptsitina
Ministry of War
Montenegrin Assembly Opens in Extraordinary Session
Montenegrin national assembly convened in Cetinje for an extraordinary session as war fever rises after Austro-Hungary annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina. Prince Nicholas’s bellicose message denouncing the annexation was cheered by lawmakers, urging peaceful efforts to redress the grievance and prepare to shed blood if needed.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Montenegrin National Assembly
Austro-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nicholas
Market gains signal hopeful near eastern settlement
New York on October 12 reported a brighter outlook for a peaceful near eastern settlement. Stock prices rose on Wall Street with international shares up a point or more and metal and industrial issues also advancing.
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New York
Wall Street
Thaw Remitted to Mattewan Asylum for Sanity Appeal
Justice Mills in White Plains remitted Harry K. Thaw to Mattewan asylum for the crim inally insane. Thaw must stay at Mattewan prison until the court of appeals rules on the appeal from the denial of a jury trial on sanity.
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White Plains
N. Y
Justice Mills
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Mattewan Asylum
Thaw
Mattewan Prison
Court of Appeals
Es Bea
Bryan In Nebraska Opens Three Day State Tour
Lincoln Oct 12 William J Bryan prepared to start a three day tour of his home state with a morning stop in Omaha where he will speak at 8 oclock. He spent the forenoon on correspondence and talks with local leaders about the Nebraska situation. Seventy speeches are scheduled for the tour starting tomorrow from Omaha.
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Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
American Pilsener Beer Praised For Pure Food Law Brew
American Pilsener beer is described as delightful to the taste and produced in conformity with the national pure food law. It is offered in pints or quarts.
Detroit Breaks Tie With Ninth Inning Rally
In Chicago the World Series game three saw Detroit surge in the ninth to win after a tight start. Mullin and Schmidt pitched for Detroit against Pfeister and Kling of Chicago as Detroit pounded 13 hits to Chicago’s seven. The weather was chilly with crowds forming early for tickets.
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Detroit
Chicago Warriors
Chicago
Mullin and Schmidt
Pfeister
Kling
Missionary Conference Captures Attention in New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 12 the International Missionary conference of the Churches of Christ gave almost undivided attention to foreign missions as the day’s main topic.
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New Orleans
International Missionary Conference of the Churches of Christ
Miss Elkins Not Engaged to Duke of Abruzzi
Pittsburg October 12 United States Senator Stephen W. Elkins denied reports of an engagement between his daughter Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke of the Abruzzi. He called the alleged interview false and said no announcement exists in Europe or America.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press Today
United States
Stephen W. Elkins
West Virginia
Katherine Elkins
Abruzzi
Elkins
The Cat and the Fiddle at Auditorium October 14
Theatregoers will view the Broadway musical The Cat and the Fiddle at the Auditorium on Wednesday night October 14. The show is praised by eastern critics as among the season’s best and features the Elmore Sisters, Charles A Sellon, and a large chorus with many song hits.
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S4 Son
Elmore Sisters
Charles A. Sellon
Lota
South Dakota
Big Republican Rally Planned in Pocatello Attendance Promised
A major GOP rally is scheduled in Pocatello tomorrow night at McNichols Wright hall with Congressman Burton French and candidates McDonagall and Sweetser slated to speak on national issues, state affairs, and voter concerns. E. F. Holzheimer will preside as Gate City Band performs and local officials attend. The group will also stop at Preston tonight and travel from the south on No. 7.
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Burton L. French
French
McDonagall
Sweetser
Idaho
No. 7
Preston
Oneida County
Congressman French
Brady's Majority Seen as Record Victory Forecast
Republican County Chairman R. J. Hayes, fresh from Boise, reports State Chairman O'Neil's optimism for a historic Republican win in the state. Hayes says Brady is assured election by a record majority and that no ticket member faces defeat. the Boise paper's attacks on Lansdon and Hastings only boost Brady's prospects. Hayes will bring the best Bannock county reports to O'Neil and plans a return home Saturday.
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R. J. Hayes
Boise
O'Neil
Mr. Hayes
O’neil
Brady
Boise Statesman
Lansdon
Hastings
Hayes
Bannock County
A B Redford Dies in Springville Utah
Word reached Pocatello of the death Friday in Springville Utah of A B Redford former Pocatello city attorney He suffered from tuberculosis and had lived in Springville with his wife and two children for several months His parents reside in Rupert He was a 1902 University of Michigan graduate.
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Pocatello
Springville
Utah
A. B. Redford
Mr. Redford
Cleave
Arizona
A. Redford
Rupert
University of Michigan
Akron Engineer Marries Salt Lake Woman in Baptist Parsonage
Forrest Reed of Akron Ohio and Miss Alice Osmond of Salt Lake were married this afternoon by Rev Lawrence at the Baptist parsonage. Reed, a civil engineer, may settle in Pocatello.
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Forrest Reed
Akron
Ohio
Alice Osmond
Salt Lake
Mr. Lawrence
Baptist Parsonage
Pocatello
Holmes Serves Hot Chocolate With Whipped Cream Nabiscos
Local dining note reports hot chocolate served with whipped cream and Nabiscos at Holmes.
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Holmes
Pocatello High School Huskies Triumph Over Idaho Falls
Visitors from up country were outplayed in every phase as Pocatello High School beat Idaho Falls 19 to 0 at Academy of Idaho field. The Gate City eleven showed faster ends surer passes and stronger line play to secure a dominant victory before a large crowd.
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Up Country High School
Sunnyland
Pocatello High School
Academy of Idaho
Gate City
Gate City Huskies
Taft Begins Rural Campaign Tour Through Home State
Cincinnati dispatch reports William H. Taft left for a continuous on the road tour through rural districts in Ohio. He plans three days of farmer addressed events outlining Republican protection policies versus Democratic tariff principles before election night.
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Cincinnati
William HL. Taft
Pocatello Italians Celebrate Tonight at Woodman Hall
Pocatello Italian society of Christofer Colombo hosts a Columbus Day banquet at Woodman hall with Mike Gates in charge. Mayor Loux will attend his brief address as the growing Italian community gains prominence in the city.
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Woodman Hall
Society of Christofer Colombo
Mike Gates
Italy
Tribune
Signor Gates
Loux
Pocatello
Accidental Shooting Fatal for C A Burton in Caribou District
C A Burton of Soda Springs died Saturday near the Caribou district after an accidental discharge of a 22 calibre rifle while herding sheep. His body was brought to Soda Springs and later shipped to Salt Lake City where his wife resides. He was brother of Mrs Fackrell, wife of Patrolman Fackrell of Idaho Falls.
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C. A. Burton
Soda Springs
Caribou
Covington
Salt Lake
Fackrell
Idaho Falls
Eagles Celebrate Eagle Hall Dedication Anniversary
Local Eagles mark the third anniversary of Eagle Hall with a Thursday program including music, literary numbers, a fine lunch, and a social smoker. Pocatello Eagles are noted for finishing their undertakings brilliantly, and this meeting is expected to follow suit.
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Eagle Hall
Pocatello Eagles
State Undertakers Move Toward Idaho Association Form
Three Idaho undertakers led by Arthur H. Lindquist prepare an invitation for a November 16 and 17 Pocatello meeting to launch a state association. Plans include lectures and demonstrations for proprietors and managers to secure legislative gains such as an embalmers license.
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Lindquist
Idaho
Pocatello
Pocatello Girl Shines in Vaudeville Debut
Miss Emma Rainey stars in the new vaudeville sketch A Modern Pocahontas at the Orpheum with six curtain calls. Manager Mr. Cundy, visiting from Ogden, praises the performance and notes Rainey’s talent and the striking scenery.
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Emma Rainey
Orpheum
Salt Lake
Cundy
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Orpheum Theatre
Miss Rainey
Anv
Anv Lauded At the Rise of the Curtain, Miss Rainey
Mr. Candy
Europe
America
Mechanic William Kroll to undergo appendix operation
William Kroll, longtime Tribune mechan ical department worker now with Butte News, visits the city due to his wife Miss McConkey of Pocatello illness. He suffers appendicitis and will be taken to L D S hospital in Salt Lake tonight for surgery.
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William Kroll
The
Tribune
Butte News
Miss McConkey
Pocatello
Kroll
L. D
Salt Lake
Judge Frank J. Smith Visits Federal Court Today
Judge Frank J. Smith, formerly of Can yon and Washington counties district court, is in the city today attending federal court. His home is Caldwell.
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Frank J. Smith
District Court of
Canyon
Washington Counties
Federal Court
Caldwell
William Smith Visits Cleveland Rancher of Note
William Smith, a prosperous rancher from Cleveland, is in the city today meeting local business leaders and discussing regional opportunities. He is known for his significant holdings and influence in the ranching community.
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William Smith
Cleveland
City
Lost Parker fountain pen found at post office
A Parker fountain pen left on a desk at the post office is requesting its finder to return it to the office.
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Parker Fountain
Idaho Prophesies Taft Landslide Based On Monnett Frost
E. E. Gillespie of Boise reports from Downey and King Hill on irrigation ventures and land openings. He praises Gov Hughes and predicts a Taft landslide with Idaho likely to deliver 25 000 votes for Taft and 30 000 for James H Brady for governor amid a Republican sweep statewide.
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Boise
Pocatello
Downey
King Hill
Gillespie
Idaho
Nebraska
Sheldon
University of Nebraska
Hughes
New York
Hastings
Monnett
Ohio
Opera House
Gov. Hughes
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Haskell
Lincoln
Taft
Hisgen
Chafin
Hearst
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
North Carolina
James H. Brady
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