Chicago Wins by Score of 3 10 0 in World Series
Detroit October 13 Fans hoped for a Detroit victory that would tie the world series at two games apiece as Chicago held a 3 to 1 edge. Report notes Summers and Brown likely to pitch for Chicago and Donovan for Detroit with ideal weather forecast for today’s decisive game.
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Detroit
Chicago
Rooers
Cobb
Crawford
Rossman
Summers
Brown
Donovan
R. H
Cheamie Saals
Haskells Suit Against Hearst Charge Libel Over Oil Lease
Oklahoma Governor Charles N. Haskell plans to sue William R. Hearst for libel over coverage of the 680000 acre Osage oil lands lease. He seeks cancellation or fair compensation and says action may be filed in a circuit court after service on Hearst. The dispute follows Haskell’s resignation as Democratic National Committee treasurer.
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Kansas City
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Congress
Haskell
Hearst
New York
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Detroit
Schmidt
Chicago
Brown
Kling
William R. Hearst
Standard Oil
Democratic National Committee
Dry Farming Congress Set for Cheyenne in 1909
At the Cheyenne board of control meeting the next dry farming congress was scheduled for February 23 to 25, 1909 in Cheyenne. The event, second in importance to the irrigation congress, is expected to attract thousands of delegates from about twenty western states and territories.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Board of Control
Earthquake Strikes Salt Lake City with Pair of Shocks
A strong quake jolted Salt Lake City last night with a twenty minute main shock and a follow up after ninety minutes. No damage was reported and officials believed the tremor originated nearby.
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Salt Lake City
Broadway Dramatist George Broadhurst Adds New Play
The acclaimed American playwright George Broadhurst known for hits like The Wrong Mr Wright The Speculator Nancy Brown The Last Chapter What Happened to Jones Why Smith Left Home The Duke of Duluth The Mills of the Gods and The Man of the Moor will have his latest work staged next Saturday night in the Auditorium by a stellar cast.
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George Broadhurst
Clyde Fitchy
Mr. Broadhurst
Mr. Wright
Nancy Brown
Jones
Smith
Duke of
Duluth
Mills of the Gods
Boise House Ad Promises Clean Rooms For Best Guests
The Boise House in the Monte Block on North First Avenue advertises first class rooms in a clean, well kept establishment. It emphasizes catering to the best patrons and reasonable rates with an in house bath room.
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Boise House
Monte Block
North
First Avenue
Satisfaction in Every Instance with American Pilsener Beer
An advertisement touts AMERICAN PILSEN ER beer promising satisfaction in every instance. The copy emphasizes consistent taste and appeal to beer drinkers seeking dependable quality.
Register Now Urges Voters to Sign Up Early
A civic notice underscores that registration is required to vote, urging residents to enroll promptly to ensure eligibility in upcoming elections. It stresses the link between registration and voting access and highlights deadlines.
Benefit Musicale for D and R Strikers at Auditorium
Friday night the Pocatello Trades and Labor council stages a musicale at the Auditorium for striker aid. Local talent includes the Pocatello Mandolin Club, Miss Downing, Miss Frane, Edward Shafer, A Cohn, Mrs Steely, Mrs Weeter, and others in songs, piano solos, recitation, violin cello, and comic numbers. Proceeds support the D and R strikers.
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Pocatello Trades and Labor Council
Auditorium Theatre
Pocatello Mandolin Club
Miss Downing
Bos
W. L. Ash Suberba
T. Gilmore
Mrs. Brown
Miss McGonigle
J. W. Purdie
Taft Train Delayed After Track Slip in Ohio
Sterlin Ohio October 13 The front car of Taft's special derailed briefly as the train halted no injuries or damage reported but schedule likely disrupted Governor Harris rode the train from Akron to Barbertown where Taft spoke twice crowds were large at both Wadsworth and Barbertown Taft addressed tariff and labor issues and his voice was in good form.
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Sterlin
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Harris
Taft
Akron
Barbertown
Wadsworth
Freight Derailment Near Pocatello Delays Passenger Train
An extra freight derailed a box car near Pocatello due to a broken arch bar at dawn. The No. 6 passenger train was stalled for two hours while officials cleared the track. Conductor Henry Jarboe led the freight crew. the wreck caused track damage but limited to the derailed car as speed was slow.
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Pocatello
Henry Jarboe
Sweetser Arrives In Pocatello As GOP Lieutenant Governor Nominee
Hon. L. H. Sweetser of Burley arrived in Pocatello this morning as the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor. He was a passenger on No. 6 last night which stalled about a mile west of town, forcing several passengers to walk into town.
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L. H. Sweetser
Burley
Pocatello
Fred Adams to Interview Potato Buyers in Idaho Trips
Fred Adams of Burley is in the city this afternoon en route to Idaho Falls and Blackfoot as he interviews potato buyers. Rupert county farmers report a magnificent crop this year to dispose of.
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Fred Adams
Burley
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Rupert Country
Notice to Defaulters at Troy Laundry
Those indebted to the Troy laundry prior to and including Oct. 3 are requested to call upon the undersigned at the Laundry office and make settlement at once. J. H. Daniger.
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Troy
Federal Court Adjourns After Land Condemnation Verdicts
U S district court in Pocatello adjourned after three days of a consolidated condemnation trial for lands to be used by the Blackfoot storage reservoir. Verdicts set prices: Tolmie homestead 160 acres 5125, school land 80 acres 1600, Barney 160 acres 4000, Chester 49 acres 1000. Judge Dietrich to San Francisco then Boise to resume duties and try the Martin case.
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United States District Court For
Southern Division
Idaho
Pocatello
Boise
Dietrich
Blackfoot
Chester
Tolmie
Barney
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court
Martin
ELOPERS CAUGHT IN ILLINOIS TRAIN INCIDENT
Colonel William F. Tucker of the U S Army was arrested on a Wabash train in Decatur Illinois charged with deserting his wife daughter of the late General John A Logan. He agreed to return without requisition papers. He proceeded to St Louis to be taken back later with a woman companion a nurse and two men servants.
Rumor on Abruzzi Elkins engagement cannot be traced
Rome October 13 rumors of a break in the reported engagement between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins cannot be traced to any authoritative source. No court officials government circles Vatican authorities or US embassy sources have any information on the subject.
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Rome
Duke of the Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Vatican
United States
Debs Ill During Campaign Visit in Newark
Eugene V. Debs Socialist candidate for president was too ill to meet a Socialist delegation in Newark today. Physicians say he has a severe cold and is confined to his train, the Red Special, during the campaign tour.
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Newark
N. J
Eugene V. Debs
Columbus Day Celebration by Pocatello Italian Society at Woodmen Hall
The Societa Italo Americana di Mutio Suecoro Bene ficio di Christoforo Colombo Loggia No. 130 held a Columbus anniversary program and banquet at Woodmen Hall. Attendees included local Italian community members and invited citizens. The event featured regalia, Italian and American flags, orchestral music, and speeches in English and Italian praising Columbus and Italian heritage.
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Christopher Columbus
Societa Italo Americana di Mutio Suecoro Beneficio di Christoforo Colombo
Loggia No. 130
Pocatello
Woodmen Hall
Italy
Charles Fetser
Carmen A. Zezza
Zezza
Europe
Spain
Columbus
Orazio Magiani
Father van der Donekt
Caldwell Company Wins Bear River Bridge Contract
Bannock county commissioners awarded J. H. Forbes Co. of Caldwell a 4887 dollar contract to build a Bear River bridge at Grace. Other bids ranged up to 6613 from Seattle and Portland firms. bond of 5000 required. work to start soon and finish before next year’s first. Moulton, second bidder, building a Snake River bridge at Tilden.
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Caldwell Company
Snake River
Bannock County Board of County Commissioners
Bear River
Grace
J. H. Forbes Co., Ltd
Caldwell
Bannock Engineering Company
MOTO
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company
Seattle
M. EF. Moulton
Denver
Columbia Bridge Company
Portland
Perham & Harris
Minneapolis Steel and Ma
Politician Speech Night At Pocatello Hall
Congressman Burton L. French along with Hon. L. H. Sweetser and Hon. D. C. McDougall address Pocatello voters at McNichols and Wright hall starting 8 pm. Ed L. Hornheimer presides. Eagle band in attendance. French, McDougall and Sweetser discuss national and state issues after arriving from regional stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton L. French
L. H. Sweetser
D. C. McDougall
Pocatello
McNichols & Wright Hall
Eagle Band
Ed. L. Hornheimer
Bannock County
French
Idaho
McDougall
Mr. Sweetser
Sweetser
Congressman French
Mr. McDougall
Preston
New Postal Rate Changes Reach United Kingdom Mail
The rate rose on October 1 to two cents per ounce for letters sent from the United States to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Zerland. The new domestic rate applies to those countries. other foreign nations remain unaffected.
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United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Zerland
Post Office Department
Italian American Lodge Ends Year with Literary Toasts
A Pocatello Italian community ceremony honors Columbus with remarks by Rev Father Van der Donekt and Ben Castellini. Virgilio Castellini sang, Eugene Ferando pledged loyalty to the stars and stripes, and guests enjoyed a banquet with Chianti wine as Italian and American flags shared the stage.
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Steely
Columbia
Columbus
Father van der Donekt
Virgilio Castellini
Ben Castellini
East Side
Pocatello
Italy
Castellini
Eugene Ferando
America
Cael
Dance at L. D. 8S Amusement Hall Tonight
A dance will be held this evening at the L. D. 8S Amusement Hall under the Religion class. Admission is 25 cents per couple with an extra 10 cents for an additional lady.
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L. D
Y M C A Building A Popular Place In Pocatello
Patrons at the Pocatello Y M C A rooms use the reading room library with 262 books 45 magazines and 30 newspapers read daily. Journal entries show 463 letters mailed in September and busy lobby mail activity. Evening programs include apprentices sport at 7 30 and chess club at 8 with 50 to 75 men nightly. Over 400 baths weekly and many social activities under way with sleeping rooms lending quiet rest.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Pocatello Association
Civeronian Debating Society
Pocatello
Knights of Pythias Meeting Set for October 14
Knights Fort Hall lodge No 6 to convene October 14 at . 0 0 F hall to confer the rank of page. All Knights urged to attend. G Houde K of R & S
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Knights Fort Hall Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
F. Hall
Houde
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Haskells
DRY Farm Congress
Salt Lake
Eagles
Iyea
Pocatello Aerie
Benefit Musicale
J. H. Daniger
U.S
Debs
C. Columbus
Christofer Colombo Society
J. H. Frobes & Co., Ltd
Moulton OF
Mincholl & Wright Hall
Gutf City
MR. French
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