Temperance Convention Reports Rapid Gains Across States
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convened in Denver for its thirty-fifth annual meeting. President Mrs. Lillian Stevens highlighted year‑long progress, noting Prohibition now prevails in Maine Kansas North Dakota Georgia Oklahoma Alabama Mississippi and North Carolina. She anticipated Illinois and Ohio joining soon as towns vote on liquor sales.
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Denver
Oet
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Maine
Kansas
North Dakota
Georgia
Oklahoma
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
Arkansas
Texas
Illinois
Ohio
Loyal Temperance Legion
Yokohama Sends Off American Sailors Amid Celebrations
In Tokio on Oct 23 officers and men of the American battleship fleet prepared to sail from Japan. Admirals Sperry Wainwright and Schroeder bade farewell, sparking demonstrations. Baron Kaneko to present a relic of Commodore Perry at a dinner aboard Fuji.
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Tokio
Japan
Yokohama
Sperry
Wainwright
Schroeder
Baron Kaneko
Commodore Perry
Admiral Sperry
Fuji
Rousing Rally At Lago Highlights Campaign Speakers
A large Lago audience heard Republicans Tom Edwards McCammon Charles H Bassett Lago D J Lau Soda Springs George W Smith Pocatello N P Nielsen Pocatello and W H Mendenhall of Lago praise candidates for state representative assessor county commissioner sheriff. Rally planned for Bancroft tonight while Democrats at Central faced sparse turnout.
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Lago
Tom Edwards
McCammon
Charles H. Bassett
D. J. Lau
Soda Springs
George W. Smith
Pocatello
N. P. Nielson
Gate City
W. H. Mendenhall
William Winsehell Visits City On Mixed Political Mission
William Winsehell of Jenry arrived in the city for a business mission that blends political, religious, and legal matters. He met officials and discussed cooperation on several community initiatives.
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William Winsehell
Jenry
Zweigart Bros Frankfurters and Sauerkraut Sellout Rave
Local ad notes a specialty frankfurter arrival to pair with sauerkraut from Zwei Gart Bros. The brief mentions ready to go servings and German style offerings.
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Frankfurters
Sauerkraut
Frank Arriva
Zweigart Bros
Miss Belle Chamberlain for Idaho State Superintendent
The Idaho Republican party nominates Miss Belle Chamberlain a native and educator as candidate for state superintendent of public instruction. Her background includes Grand Rapids Michigan teaching and Idaho posts in Boise and Wallace with reforms advancing uniform study materials rural consolidation and three state summer normals benefiting six hundred teachers.
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Belle Chamberlain
Republican Party of
Idaho
Miss Chamberlain
Grand Rapids
Mich
Boise
Wallace
Pocatello
Oklahoma Floods Hit Bartlesville and Verdigris Rise
Floods sweep southern Kansas as the Verdigris river climbs near its 1904 peak. Bartlesville reports Caney river two feet higher than since 1885 and North Bartleville under four feet of water amid 72 hours of rain. In Muskogee a gas main rupture floods streets leaving twenty thousand residents shivering without heat.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Caney River
North
Bartleville
Muskogee
Arkansas River
Coffeyville
Kas
Kansas
Independence
Tulsa Deluged by Persistent Rain and Flooding
Tulsa Oklahoma reports fifth consecutive day of heavy rain with a prior night windstorm. Temperature dropped forty degrees and the Arkansas River fell two feet then rose again, sending debris downstream. Oil fields remain crippled by high water.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas River
Bryan greeting crowds at West Philadelphia station
A large crowd of railroad workers welcomed William Jennings Bryan in Philadelphia. Shouts for Mrs Bryan rang out as she joined them on the platform while Bryan urged that laboring people cannot afford Republican victory this campaign.
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Philadelphia
Bryan
West Philadelphia
Land
Believer in Mackay from Pocatello Miner
Julius Rosenberg president of the Pocatello Mercantile Company and a leading Commercial club member visited the area earlier this week. A strong Mackay supporter, he holds notable property interests in the Copper City and is tied to several public institutions.
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Mackay
Julius Rosenberg
Pocatello Mercantile Company
Commercial Club
Rosenberg
Wheat Market Report Shows December Close At 99 1/8
Chicago on October 23 reports December wheat closing at 99 1/8 cents a bushel. Market activity and price movement indicate cautious trading as farmers and traders monitor supply and demand signals.
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Chicago
Miss Chamberlain Elevates Idaho Education Across Counties
Attendance and efficiency in districts rise as Miss Chamberlain stays connected with county institutes and teachers meetings. Her National Education Association work boosts Idaho’s status and brings nationally renowned lecturers to the state. She is recognized statewide as a capable, cultured leader with genuine commitment.
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Department of Education
National Educational Association
Idaho
Miss Chamberlain
Hung Jury In Stangle Case Ends Court Term
After 22 hours of deliberation the jury in the state versus A M Stangle and Henry Frey failed to agree on five cattle theft counts. The case will be retried at the next term opening December 1. Frey is in jail on bond and Stangle remains under bond. Judge Budge adjourned court for the term to allow attorneys to focus on the upcoming election season.
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A. M. Stangle
Henry Frey
Budge
Stangle
Frey
Bear Lake County
Kern Jr in critical condition afresh in Indianapolis
John W. Kern Jr., son of the Democratic vice presidential candidate, remained in critical condition in Indianapolis. Earlier feared to die, officials reported slight hopes of eventual recovery as morning came.
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Indianapolis
John W. Kern, Jr
George Ifft Visits Gate City for Week of the Woods
George N. Ifft United States consul at Warsaw and Tribune Company president arrives in Pocatello from Salt Lake City for a multiweek visit. He notes fond memories of Pocatello and air in the town, laments the consular service, and plans an interview for the Tribune columns when time allows.
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George N. Ifft
United States
Warsaw
Russia
Pocatello
The
Tribune
Tribune Company
Salt Lake City
Republican Nominee Grace Loughran for County Superintendent
The Republican county ticket nominates Grace Loughran for county superintendent of schools. Her two year record shows strong leadership and broad trust among school boards. Brady to wind up Idaho campaign with rallies in Salmon City Preston and Boise dates set across Oct 27 to Oct 31.
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Grace Loughran
Grand Old Party
Miss Loughran
Republican Party
Bannock County
Carthage
Iowa
South Dakota
Waynesburg College
Sioux City
University of Colorado
Bonneterre
Idaho
James H. Brady
Pocatello
Brady
Salmon City
Custer
Lemhi
Mackay
Challis
McNichols & Wright
Preston
Dayton
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Sunnyland
Burley
Albion
Burl
Twin Falls
Payette
Boise
Marion S Taylor Victim of Despondent Suicide
Marvin S Taylor a 19 year old stenographer with the Harriman system shot himself in Healy hotel Ogden after purchasing a revolver on the way there He left letters to his family and hotel manager stating his suicide due to ill health His father was killed in a gasoline explosion at Pocatello a year earlier and his mother had died five years ago The survivor relatives include a San Francisco brother and a Davenport Iowa brother whom he asked to be notified
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Mannager
Larkin
Edward Taylor
Pocatello
San Francisco
Davenport
Miss Loughran Receives Strong County Support
The county's Tribune endorses Miss Loughran praising her two years of service and her capable leadership for children under her direct care. The text emphasizes her thorough preparation and suggests a magnificent endorsement from the people.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carey
North Barthville
William J. Bryan
Kern’s
George Ifft
Ifft
Washington
Marion S. Taylor
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