Pocatello Race Meet Delights Crowds With Fast Finishes
The Pocatello race meet showcased top performances from Chancellor Walworth who won the mile dash, Susie Gregg the chestnut mare took the half mile ahead of Swaggerlater, and Happy Chappy led a five furlongs win. King Kadenza won the road race for Bannock county horses in two heats, while Schoolgirl swept the 2:35 class heats. Attendance was strong and Gate City band provided added excitement. trains run to 3 pm with last return at 6 pm as today’s card promises peak racing with entries from multiple owners and drivers across Ogden Preston and Cove Oregon locations.
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Pocatello
Chancellor Walworth
Bannock County
Susie Gregg
Swaggerlater
Happy Chappy
Ie Talent
Essig
King Kadenza
Berniece T
Martha Dean
Bell D
Klattergray
Pat M
Pat Sweeney
Rattler
Dixie
Captain Tom
Rusu
Spondulix
Chancellor
Ransum
Hagger
Chart
Bonnie Brier Bush
Maid of Orléans
Second Race at Idaho Track Details Stallions and Mares
The card lists a named special trot or pace with $200 purse, best two in three. Teton Peak, a seven year old bay gelding, is owned and driven by a person from Idaho Falls. School Girl, a four year old black mare, is owned by A Buckner of St. Anthony with J P as driver. Dealine Mare, six years old, also appears.
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Baby Béll
George Bassett
Baby Thorne
William Williams
Kent
Ese Wasatch
Dr. Conroy
Cliff Johnson
Office Boy
J. P. Wilson
Rivet
J. G. Reed
Ogden
Gyncotton
J. 4. Reeder
Preston
J. Dives
Roanoke
G. G. Smith
Logan
Ward
Flaxie McGregor
F. E. White
Cove
Ore
Teton Peak
Per Son
Idaho Falls
A. Buckner
St. Anthony
J.P. Driver
Third Race At Dixie Racecourse Details
Three furlongs race with purse 50 dollars features Swagger later, Chart and Susie Gregg among the entries. Dixie track lists weights 103 to 112 pounds for 3 year olds and older geldings and mares in a brown chestnut and mar a mix.
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Dixie
Swagger
Chart
Susie Gregg
Mara
Five Furlongs Race Purse Fifty Dollars Held
Details list horses in the fourth race: Happy Chappie a bay gelding aged at 109 weight Lelia Adams chestnut mare aged 197 Maid of Orleans bay mare three years old weight 101. The entry includes equine names and weights for the five furlong event.
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Happy Chappie
Lelia Adams
Maid of Orleans
Races Result Notation Six Furlongs Purse Seventy Five
Fifth race notes six furlongs with purse of seventy five dollars. Entries include Chancellor Walworth a five year old bay gelding at 109 weight Ransom a four year old bay mare at 107 and Gray Dan a gray aged gelding.
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Chancellor Walworth
Ransom
Bay Mare
Gray Dan
Six furlong race entries and closures noted
The sixth race lists four furlongs for a $50 purse with horses Bonnie Brier Bush Corelli Costada Susie Gregg and others. All stores are closed this afternoon from 1 to 6 pm but will reopen from 6 to 9 pm.
Night of Terror Fights Fires Across Minnesota Range
Duluth reports a night of terror as wildfires threaten Hibbing Coleraine Aurora Nashwauk Buhl Wrenshall and other towns. By morning winds eased and flames seemed to burn out except Grand Marais where 50 naval militia aboard the Gopher prepare to aid refugees amid a lakefront exodus of about 600 people.
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Duluth
Minn
Hibbing
Bovey
Coleraine
Aurora
Nashwauk
Buhl
Wrenshall
Grand Marais
United States
Gopher
Parker Declines New York Governorship Bid
Washington September 9 Judge Alton B Parker announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination for New York governor. He said he is not willing to pursue the race and will remain out of the gubernatorial contest.
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Washington
Alton Ri. Parker
Govane
New York
Orrin Caldwell Dies Suddenly in Old Mexico
Orrin Caldwell son of Major Frank Caldwell superintendent of the Fort Hall Indian reservation died suddenly in Chihuahua Mexico last Saturday night. Telegrams to the Masonic lodge in Pocatello confirm the death and indicate the body may be brought for interment. Caldwell resided in Pocatello 23 years and had worked with a California smelting company and later with the American Smelting Refining company in Old Mexico. He was born April 18 1875 in Monmouth Illinois and married June 21 1906 at Rossland British Columbia. His father wired to Santa Barbara to ship the body. Orrin's widow will accompany the remains.
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Orrin Caldwell
Frank Caldwell
Fort Hall
Chihuahua
Mexico
Pocatello
Masonic Lodge
Santa Barbara
Wm. M. Drury
Tecelotes
Ross Fork
Seattle
Rossland
B. C
Lower California
British Columbia
American Smelting & Refining Company
Old Mexico
Fred
Portland
Orrin A. Caldwell
Monmouth
Illinois
Idaho
Elks’ Lodge of
Masons
Major Caldwell
Federation Answers in Boycott Suit
The American Federation of Labor leaders Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison filed answers to Buck Stove and Range Company’s contempt petition in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. They seek jury trial and challenge the injunction as an infringement on press liberty and free speech.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Buck Stove & Range Company
Justice Gould
Stove Company
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Gould
William Herbert Smith
American Federal
Federation
Gompers
Federationist
Mesars
Mitchell
Morrison
Brady Boosts Direct Primary Fight in Idaho Campaign
James H. Brady Republican nominee for Idaho governor vows to campaign for a direct primary law despite the state convention's rejection. Senator Borah and Senator Heyburn plan speeches. Barney O Neill opens Boise headquarters with two committees and Taft tours anticipated.
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Boise
Idaho
James H. Brady
Colonel Hamer
Congress
French
Heyburn
Committee
Brady
Taft
Oregon
United States
Borah
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Maine
Barney O'Neil
Addison T. Smith
O'Neil
Northwest
Editorial Conspiracy Denied in Government Critique
The passage states that fair and temperate criticisms were allowed as a citizen and denies any conspiracy among three defendants to publish the editorial. It presents a defense of permissible critique and refutes collusion allegations in the publication.
Rat in Every Room at the Carlyle North Main
A report notes a rat problem affecting rooms at the Carlyle on North Main, with concerns raised about sanitation and building conditions. No further details on responses or dates are provided.
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The
Carlyle
North Main
Occidentals Beat Idaho Falls In Pocatello Baseball
In a fast noon game on Pocatello grounds the Occidentals of Salt Lake colored team defeated Jolly Jack Neve's Idaho Falls Hamburgers by 8 to 4. Sandford and Longley pitched for the winners, Changdon for Idaho Falls, each side with six strikeouts. Tomorrow the Occidentals meet the Pocatello Indians to settle the series.
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Pocatello Grounds
Occidentals of
Salt Lake
Jolly Jack Neve
Idaho Falls
Sandford and
Longley
Occidentals
Powers
Changdon
Hamburgers
Hicks
Pocatello Indians
Pocatello
Heyburn addresses Boise Unitarians on constitutional principals
Senator Heyburn spoke before Boise's Unity club at the Unitarian church. He stressed that people rule under the constitution and urged voters to show interest and properly choose representatives. He warned that opposing a majority’s framework risks undermining government.
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Boise
Heyburn
Unity Club
Unitarian Church of
Offenders Face the Police Judge in Mixed Docket
A group of petty offenders appeared before Police Judge Kane this morning. James Mace, Thomas Hall, and Jack McNeil were fined 5 each for drunk and disorderly behavior. A. J. Kraal, a railroad worker, was fined 10 for disturbing the peace. Hall and Mace claimed 70 dollars each on arrival from Soda Springs, but only about 35 cents was found. A scarlet lady from the Walled City pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace and goes to trial this evening.
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Kane
James Mace
Thomas Hall
Jack McNeil
A. J. Kraal
Hall
Mace
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Walled City
Bryan in Illinois with cheers at Peoria arrival
William J. Bryan arrived at Peoria shortly after noon amid whistles and cheering crowds. Adlai E. Stevenson and other prominent Democrats met him at the station and accompanied him to the hotel as the national committee members joined in the reception. He then spoke to a large gathering.
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Peoria
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mr. Bryan
National Committee
Popular Bannock Girls Tour Yellowstone With Tribune Party
Four of Bannock county's top 10 winners of the Tribune popularity contest returned from a six day Yellowstone trip on the Yellowstone Limited. They praised Wylie Permanent camping hosts and the Wonderland journey, with Miss Fusz selecting chaperon Mrs. Foley. The party, guests of the Tribune, traveled with expenses paid by the paper.
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Bannock County
Tribune
Yellowstone
National Park
America
James Foley
Florence Fusz
John Fusz
Foley
Wylie Permanent Camping
Lilliegrace McLaughlin
Pocatello
Ida Jenkins
McCammon
Flora Pond
Thatcher
Claussen
Theodore H. Gathe
Idaho Packing Company
The
Miss Jenkins
Miss Pond
McLaughlin
Lava
Wylie Permanent Camping Company
Wonderland
the Tribune
Oregon Athletes Here Tomorrow for London Visit
Local sports fans await the arrival of Oregon's Olympic team members who will travel via No 7 to Gate City then depart on No 1 for the west. Forrest C Smithson Multnomah Athletic club Portland. Alfred Gilbert Portland pole vault world champion 12 ft 7 1 2 in. Yabile J Kelly Baker City dash record holder 9 3 5 sec. Dan Kelly Baker City long jump great and AAU 220 yard dash record holder. They are to be greeted briefly in Pocatello on way home after Salt Lake surgeons’ reception.
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Oregon
London
Gate City
West
Forrest C. Smithson
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Alfred C. Gilbert
Philadelphia
Yabile J. Kelly
Baker City
Ore
Spokane
the Tribune
Dan Kelly
Salt Lake
Pocatello
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Corelli
Costada
Minnesota
Parker
Idaho Falls Hamburgers
Bryan IN
Tribune Girls
Wylie Permanent Camps
Park
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