Bell Telephone Placed on Unfair List by Local Council
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company in this city was deemed unfair by the Pocatello Trades and Labor council at a regular meeting last night. The council unanimously resolved to place both Bell Telephone and the O. K. club on the unfair list and to notify local merchants. The Orphan Knights social group is said to employ non union telephone linemen and operates from a rented cottage with a housekeeper.
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Pocatello Trades and Labor Council
Ba Il
Bell Telephone Company
O. K
Trades and Labor Council
U. K
Orphan Knights
Trades Council
Canadians to apologize to Japanese amid Vancouver riots
Tokyo reports the Japanese consul in Ottawa stating Canada will express regret for anti-Japanese demonstrations in Vancouver and take steps to prevent further trouble. Papers in Tokyo show no editorial reaction. some dispatches about Commissioner Ishii being stoned are unconfirmed by the foreign office.
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Tokio
Foreign Office
Ottawa
Vancouver
Ishii
Vancouver riots linked to anti Japanese leaders visit
Seattle observers believe the Vancouver riots were staged to impress K Ishii head of the foreign commerce bureau. Washington labor figures including F W Cotterill A E Fowler and G P Listman were in Vancouver on the riot day, and private letters hint they urged restraint while the demonstration aligned with their presence.
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Seattle
Vancouver
K. Ishii
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Seattle Organization Against
F. W. Cotterill
Washington State Federation of Labor
A. E. Fowler
Anti
G. P. Listman
Empire Builders Here Announce Remington Hotel Opening
Fred R. Reed land commissioner Twin Falls North Side district and partner George Elger of American Falls are in the city to boost business. They announce the Remington hotel at American Falls will open September 26 with a banquet and dance. Major Reed returns from a recent roundup across Wardner Wallace Salt Lake City Colorado Springs and Pueblo. He says Southern Idaho attracts much attention and the company receives 300 inquiries daily. The Jerome land opening on October 1 is described as the biggest in U.S. history.
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Art Fred R. Reed
Twin Falls North Side
George 8. Elger
American Falls
Remington
Major Reed
Wardner
Wallace
Salt Lake
Ver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Idaho
Jerome
United States
Norfolk Widow Killed by Burglary in Home
Mrs. Mar L. Roschbach wife of Navy Lieutenant and sister of J T Lawless was shot and killed at her Norfolk home by an unknown burglar who fired at her pistol and escaped. The incident occurred today as police sought clues about the assailant.
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Norfolk
Mar L. Roschbach
Fran Roschbach
United States Navy
J.T. Lawless
Virginia
Commonwealth of Virginia
Bryan to Pass Through Pocatello En Route to Boise
William Jennings Bryan will travel from Salt Lake City to Boise via No. 7 and No. 1, with a possible brief stay in Pocatello due to westbound delays. Local Democrats plan a Boise speech with potential reception in Gate City, while logistics hinge on rail timing and pending arrangements.
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Boise
Pocatello
William Jennings Bryan
Salt Lake
Utah
West
Bryan
Gate City
Lockhart
Democratic State Central Committee
General Hospital
Tomorro
Dubois
Mr. Brown
Depot
Colonists' Trustee plans string of sugar beet factories
Boise article notes the Colonists' Trustee company filed articles of incorporation to form Unity Sugar Beet Land and Irrigation company with $7,000,000 capital. It aims to develop land between Medberry and Glenns Ferry and build several sugar beet factories east of Glenns Ferry toward Boise. Incorporators are Joseph Collins and Robert Jefferson of Boise and Ronald Robb of Spokane.
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Boise
Unity
Glenn
Joseph Collins
Robert Jefferson
Ronald Robb
Spokane
Tristee Company
Unity Sugar Beet, Land and Irrigation Company
Medberry
Glenns Ferry
Judges Rule Two Cent Railroad Rate Law Unconstitutional
Philadelphia judges Wilson and Audenreid declare the two cent railroad rate law unconstitutional in common pleas court. The ruling is immediately appealed to the state supreme court.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Audenreid
Common Pleas Court
State Supreme Court
Yuan Shi Kai Pace Shows Strength in Beijing Move
In Peking on September 10 Yuan Shi Kai's influence grows as Tun Yuet is appointed minister to Washington and serves as acting member of the board of foreign affairs, signaling stronger control.
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Peking
Tun Yuet
Washington
Board of Foreign Effairs
15 Months at Hard Labor and Forced Marriage Tale
Colfax and Pocatello courts hear multiple cases. Charles Reeves, 20, son of prominent residents, is sentenced to 15 months for receiving stolen property. Michael Ryan gets one year for burglary amid claims of intoxication. Lilian Klein testifies she was forced to marry E L Follmer in Colfax, seeking freedom. Greenig v city of Pocatello proceeds to jury selection.
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Mike Ryan
Colfax
Charles Reeves
Pocatello
Alfred Budge
State Reform School
Reeves
Thomas F. Terrell
Young Reeves
Gray
Michael Ryan
Budge
Lilian Klein
Wash
David Klein
E. L. Follmer
Follmer
Gans Stops Britt With Wrist Injury In Title Fight
In San Francisco at Recreation Park a crowd of about 14 000 watched Joe Gans defeat Jimmy Britt in five rounds. A left body blow fractured Britt’s left wrist in the fourth, ending his hope of winning the world lightweight title as doctors ruled a fracture dislocation of the ulna.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Jimmy Britt
Recreation Park
Gans
Britt
Tiv Kreling
Gleason
Welsh
Emperor Joseph of Austria a long reign marked by war and tragedy
Austria's Emperor Franz Joseph I, born August 18 1830, longest reigning monarch since 1848. His rule saw revolts, wars with France Italy and Prussia, and territorial losses. Personal calamities included the execution of Maximilian in 1867, the death of his son Rudolf in 1889, and the assassination of Empress Elisabeth in 1898.
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Emperor Francis Joseph
Austria- Hungary
Ferdinand I
Francis Joseph
Hungary
France
Italy
Prussia
Maximillian
Napoleon III
Mexico
Prince Rudolph
Eligabeth
Bannock County Fixes 1907 Tax Levy at 2.30 Mills
Bannock County commissioners set the 1907 levy at 2.30 dollars per 100 dollars assessed value for county purposes. The total per hundred includes increased state and refunding bond interest, with decreases in current expenses and redemptions plus a higher road and bridge levy. Minutes note session held September 9 1907 in Pocatello.
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Bannock County
Board of County Commissioners
Bannockecounty
Pocatello
Idaho
State General Fund
Bannock’ County
Court House
Inspect Sheep at State Line Border Order
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry will inspect about 225000 sheep crossing from Idaho into Nevada or Utah on October 15. Infected animals will be detained and dipped twice, while healthy flocks receive a pass. The order went to Dr. Rork, the federal inspector, from Washington.
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Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Rork
Washington
New York Barbers Ban Self Shaving in Edict at Convention
Delegates at the New York State Barbers Convention at Groll's hall declare a ban on customers shaving themselves, allowing only barbers to cut hair. Secretary John Bohmer confirms no appeal. the meeting included banter on razor risks and manicurist standards.
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Groll’s Hall
Fifty-third Street
New York
John Bohmer
Brooklyn
Ulmer Park
Willet de Strop
Luther Frappe
Idaho Irrigation opens Wood River tract to settlers
Boise Idaho September 10 The Idaho Irrigation company's second segregation under the Wood River project will be opened to settlers September 24. The tract covers 68 806 acres mainly north of the Wood river, 21 miles long and five miles wide from northeast of Shoshone to northeast of Gooding. The first segregation was 40 000 acres between the Big and Little Wood rivers.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Irrigation Company
Wood River
Shoshone
Gooding
Thisompany
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Bell Telephone CO
Orphan Knights” Club
Central Labor Body
Empire Builders
Major Reed and
George Ellinger
Yuan Shi Kais
H. I. Bernard Et al
George Doull
W. R. Beckpied
J. Y. Boyce
Justice of the Peace
State
Oxford Village
Greenig
George Greenig
Gray & Boyd
Witty
Judge Stevens
Blackfoot
California
Austria
Emperor Joseph
Bannock County Board of County Commissioners
State Line
York State
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