Americans Leave Mexican Borders
The army transport Buford will sail to gather Americans in Peru on the west coast of Mexico. Charles Jenkinson, special representative of the state department, will lead the mission. The ship will fly the Red Cross banner for safety and relief work amid Mexican tensions. fewer than 1000 Americans are expected to remain by the Buford’s return.
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San Francisco
Buford
Peru
Mexico
Charles Jenkinson
State Department
Red Cross
Wilson
Haven arrives from Vera Cruz to Key West amid talk of Washington mission
The cam boat De De dor to the progreg roger glong taten has arrived from Vera Cruz and immediately headed to Key West. Seamacona dismissed reports that he was bound for Washington as representative of the President. He said he would pursue business in the capital and declined further comment.
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Havens
Roger Glong Taten
Vera Crus
Key West
Seamacona
Witon
Hetter
Diplomatic claim on Huerta candidacy sparks debate
Washington report notes O Shaughnessy denial of assurances that Huerta could not run. Officials say no friction with the State Department, while conditions in Mexico City push the view that Huerta will not be a candidate. Mexican authorities insist a constitution blocks a second term to avoid appearing to bow to U S demands.
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Washington
d’Affairs
O’shay
Mexico City
Huerta
Smathee O'Shaughnessy
State Department
O’shaughnessy
Col Evans Signs Big Portlands Cattle Deal
Col L L Evans a leading Power county figure and banker visited Pocatello on Saturday and negotiated a cattle sale with J C Lonergan and Frank Burke of Port land buying interests. The deal involves 1500 good range steers and the sale was virtually closed with a roundup to follow.
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Col
L. L. Evans
Power County
Pocatello
J. C. Lonergan
Portland
Frank Burke
Col. Evans
Side-Swipe Stops Trains in Utah Construction Yard Crash
A short line engine hit a work train of Utah Construction Company about miles west of Pocatello. Trains on the division were held for about three hours while crews cleared derailed cars and realigned track. No fatalities reported. cause under investigation as signals are interpreted.
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Utah Construction Company
Pocatello
Sienseminnding
Endangering Many Lives Reported by Des Moines Observers
A fragmented despatch notes danger to lives and property linked to activity near Des Moines. Report mentions gunboat presence and unrest affecting government actions and local security concerns amid a rising conflict.
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Puarto Plata
Amerlives
Jose Eeteres
Sym Gye
Moines
Jerome Ready to Appear in Gambling Case
Jerome arrives by train from Montreal to Coaticook for a preliminary hearing on gambling charges. A quiet crowd watches as expectant townspeople recall recent events and await the court at the red brick courthouse after bail release.
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Jerome
Coaticook
William Travers Jerome
Montreal
Harry K. Thaw
Turko Bulgarian peace conference opens in Constantinople
The Turko Bulgarian peace conference opened in Constantinople on September 8 to negotiate settlements on disputed questions between the two nations.
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Phaoce
Constantinople
Steers to be Routed to Portland House from Blackfoot Range
On the range near Blackfoot the herd will be counted. It is estimated there are about 1500 steers in the bunch to be taken over by the Portland house.
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Blackfoot
Portland House
Do Good Excursion to Blackfoot Big Success
A large turnout supported a charity carnival featuring parades boxing bout and ball park play. Elks raised funds for Doc Kestner, a long-time member, with proceeds totaling over $110 from the event attended by more than a thousand people.
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Blackfoot Big
Pocatello
Jack Johnson
Blackboot
Kangaroo Court
War & Remee Greenhouse
Amy
Important News In Advertisements By Holland
Advertisements carry important news beyond the news pages. Shoppers should read merchant notices for savings and new offerings, as ads reflect the store's reputation and commitment to truthful advertising.
La Follette Speaks as Tariff Bill Advances
Washington September 8 Senator La Follette opened the floor for the first general debate on the Democratic tariff bill. The measure, introduced five months ago by Majority Leader Underwood, passed the house four months ago and could pass the senate before adjournment tonight. Debate paused for a possible vote as leaders foresee the bill being reported back to the floor soon.
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Washi
D. C
Underwood
House
Senate
Simmons
Finance Committee
la Follette
Two Dartmouth Aides Sail to Europe in Odd Turn of Events
Two Dartmouth College athletes M. Arthur Meyers and George Read after working as cattlemen in England joined a ship’s regular crew to return home. They faced money loss in London and shipment of their valuables to Liverpool. On the Canadian steamship they were forced into a lower deck role and were reported by female passengers before officers intervened.
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Dartmouth
Europe
Boston
Ducal Falls
M. Arthur Meyers
Chicago
George Read
England
Earl of Dartmouth
Dartmouth College
London
Overpool
Serge
Cers
Maine voters pick among three in third district race
In Portland on September 8 voters in Maine’s third congressional district chose a successor to the late Republican Forest Goodwin. The campaign heated over Wilson and Peters of Lawrence, with endorsements and the national party stake shaping the contest.
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Portland
Maine
Forest Goodwin
Wilson
Simulatention
T Oe A. Peters
Lawrence
Bec
Arbon Valley to American Falls Phone Line Planned
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph plans a direct line from Arbon to American Falls with 40 subscribers needed in Bannock valley. A delegation from Power City boosters met Arbon residents at Central School to finalize the project and half the required phones were pledged.
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Arbon
American Falls
Pocatello
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Falls Board of Trade O
Mountain States Company
Bannock Valley
Power City
Telephone Company
District convention to open next week for electrical workers
Delegates from six mountain states totaling three hundred attended the aging session of the district convention of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in Denver. District President L Beckwith of Helena presided as the gathering prepared for the international convention opening Monday.
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Denver
Fenega
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
L. Beckwith
Helena Press
Duchess Roxburgh's Newport Heiress Gives Birth at Chesterfield
London reports Duchess Roxburgh formerly May Goelet of Newport welcomed a son at the Chesterfield house today. The birth highlights the duchess's continued prominence in society circles and succession implications for the Roxburgh line.
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London
Roxburgh
Ae May Goelet
Newport
Chesterfield House
New York Mystery Woman Found Dead Near Hudson
A fragmentary report from New York describes the discovery of a young woman in her twenties found by the Hudson River. Detectives pursue the motive as investigators note she planned to become a native toward a new life, but the case remains unsolved.
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New York
Piri Ir
Orlne
Tragic youth case shocks town as teen shot self
Ida Lee, 18, found in a northern area with a note about a ballet farm ad. The boy, Gray, a high school student and leading athlete, reportedly shot himself in the head. Parents of Charles Lee and the girl, Mr. and Mrs. are identified in the report.
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Galen
Ida Lee
Gray
Charles Lee
Provisions Enforce School Age Attendance at Dances
The law will be fully carried out for sending children to school and for those who employ or supervise minors. Employers face action if under eighteen are found on duty. Parents allowing underage children at dances must escort them to and from events.
Power County Tax Deed Mandamus Action In Idaho Court
Henry Rock seeks to compel Power county treasurer F Nettie Rice to issue deeds for tax sale certificates bought years ago in American Falls Riverside addition. The case, before Judge Alfred Bu in Pocatello, sets September 19 to show cause why the mandamus should be made permanent. Attorneys McDougall Jones Pyreme and Becker appear for Rock.
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Pencer
Jude Alfred Bu
Bers
Pocatello
McDougall and Jones
Pyreme
Becker
American Falls
Henry Rock
Power City
Power County
Mise F. Nettie Rice
Henry
Rock
Riverside
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