Foraker Denies Taft Peace Pact Report
Toledo reports Senator Foraker claiming no peace agreement with Taft and endorsing Roosevelt Bryan policy contrast. He explains no private talks or requests between Taft and himself and says newspapers manufactured conflict. he explains the hotel encounter as a mistaken interview for the Toledo Times.
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Toledo
Toledo Times Today
Senator Foraker
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Senator
Ohio
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Toledo Times
Associated Press
We de Pete
French Cable Co Fined Five Million in Matos Revolution Case
Caracas reports the civil court of the first instance has found the French Cable company guilty of complicity in the 1903 Matos revolution and fined five million dollars with additional damages. The trial implicates Paris officials and hints at French government aid to General Matos.
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Caracas
Matos
New York & Bermudas Asphalt Company
Paris
M. Delcasse
France
Venezuela
General Matos
Tribune Girls Off 10 Park for Yellowstone Trip
The Tribune announces a six day excursion to Yellowstone National Park led by the paper’s popular girl contestants. Chaperone Mrs. James Foley accompanies Misses Florence Fust Lilliegrace McLaughlin Ida Jenkins Flora Pond and Miss Claussen from Pocatello. Theodore Gathe’s acquaintance also travels. The group departs at 12 45 this morning on the Yellowstone Limited No 16 southbound.
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Miss Claussen
Theodore Gathe
Pocatello
Land opening in Downey Idaho under the Great Garey Act
Sept 7 opening set in Downey Idaho with special rate and ticket agent details. The notice promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles within medical reach, claiming limited further benefit from other care.
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Downey
Idaho
Foley
Bee
Local notices and community happenings in Pocatello
Late locals cover meetings at the Methodist church and Eagles hall, a Lyric Theatre show with Douglas Smith, a D S amusement hall dance, hotel arrivals from Idaho Falls and Twin Falls, city council tonight, and profiles of individuals like Jack Campbell and Rev Frank C. Smith. Also reports on a runaway wagon, Miss Belle Chamberlain’s visit, Grout's hotel efforts, Shoshone visit, a funeral, Civic Club programs, and state mine inspector Robert Bell in town.
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Miss Chamberlain
Belle Chamberlain
Boise
Joint Institute
Academy
Grout
Charles Grout
Idanha
The Fighting Parson and Spirit of ?%6 at the Orpheum Today
A husky young minister known as The Fighting Parson headlines the Orpheum program with a tale of delivering a lesson to tough characters. Also shown are four comedy subjects and a lecture, added by popular demand after many missed tickets for The Spirit of ?%6.
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Orpheum
Novel irrigation project launched by Barzilla W. Clark
Barzilla W. Clark unveils a major underground water project in the Big Lost river valley Idaho. He plans a 30 foot wide trench 5700 feet long to reach bed rock about thirty feet down then a mile long bow shaped tunnel and concrete dyke to channel water to lands below the river. He has filed with the state engineer for the project.
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Mackay
Barzilla W. Clark
Gray’s Lake
Clark
Idaho
Big Lost River
A. N. Anderson
Moore
Lost River valley irrigation plan aims to reclaim 10000 acres
Mr Clark announces a project to distribute water from percolating gravel over a chosen Lost River valley land section. After careful tests the team says by boring to bed rock they can spread water across sage brush and reclaim at least 10000 acres in about a year with state approval and full financing. He touts the plan as one of Idaho’s best projects.
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Lost River Valley
Clark
Idaho
G. A. R. Encampment Closes After Forty Second Session
In Toledo on September 3 the G. A. R. encampment concluded with a parade and various features. Delegates resumed business, and reports from the commander-in-chief and quartermaster general along with other officials and committees were presented.
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Toledo
Winning Ticket Named at Republican State Convention
A Republican State Convention speech urges unity and progress for Idaho. It lauds standard bearer William Howard Taft and Roosevelt's reforms, arguing Taft embodies the party's aims and will lead to prosperity and public service. The speaker calls for fair campaigning to inform citizens and rally around the Republican banner.
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Idaho
Union
W. H. Taft
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Friends of Human Right
Republican Party
Idaho Republicans Unite in Democratic Victory Debate
The Idaho convention features a sharp battle between Hamer and French for congress, with Hamer winning 162.5 votes to 140.7 and local option and direct primary issues resolved, while Miss Chamberlain is acclaimed for superintendent and L. Heitman named potential state chairman.
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Resolutions Committee
Oregon
Illinois
Airshie
Hamer
French
Brady
Hastings
Boise Statesman
Snow
Cramer
McDougall
Ada
Miss Chamberlain
L. Heitman
Kootenai County
B. F. O'Neil
Heitman
O'Neil
Republican convention nominates Hamer for Congress in Idaho
Burl Armstrong reports the second day of the state convention as Colonel Thomas R. Hamer of St. Anthony is nominated to succeed Burton L. Frenell of Moscow. The piece notes Idaho’s lively scene and brewing unrest in Fremont County amid a remarkable national mood.
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Hamer
French
Congressman French
Congress
Pocatello
Fremont County
Blackfoot
Fremont
J. W. Webster
George Fields
Moscow
Burl Armstrong
East Lake
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Methodist Church
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Montpelier
the Lyric
Douglas Smith
L. D. S. Amusement Hall
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Pacific
Pacific Hotel
George D. Goodhue
Idaho Falls
BE. E. Hart
Menan
R. J. Osburn
R. N. West
Charles Berryman
E. E. Jondrean
Twin Falls
Pocatello City
Jack Campbell
United States
Alaska
Eugene
Ore
John Ellis
Smith
Frank C. Smith
Trinity Episcopal Church
Murphy & Bartlett
Shoshone
Lou Wolz
McFall
Nam
Ah Manassa
Cit
Temple C. Smithle
St. Anthony
W. L. Ascher
James F. Kane
Driggs
Civic Club
Brooke
Linn
W. A. Ferris
Pocatello Public School
Ferris
University of Iowa
Ellis
Robert N. Bell
Bell
Teton Basin
Tribune
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G. A. BR
West
Party of Progress
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