Villa bandits threaten move toward north in September reports
Field Headquarters reports Villa with 206 men near Cusihu irtachie thirty miles from Namiquipa and 206 miles from American troops. General Gonzales travels to Chihuahua City to coordinate with Trevino on the campaign while Carranza forces hold positions to stop Villa from moving north. A dispatch from General Pershing notes Villa planned to capture Namiquipa Cruces and Bachineva as fighting continues near Cusihuirachic.
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Santa Clara Ranch
Namiquipa
Villa
Cusihuirtachie
Carranza
el Paso
Gongales
Cone
Chihuahua City
Trevino
Casas Grandes
Aantonio
Santa Clara Canyon
Pershing
Cruces
Bachineva
Washington
State Department
Cusihuirachic
Utah Inheritance Tax Law Paid Since 1903
Salt Lake City reports the 1903 inheritance tax law has raised about 2 706 384 60 for the state as of now. The treasurer notes the tax piece totals 2 384 488 20 with other state offices compiling figures for the biennial report to be finished in November.
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Salt Lake
Ign
Committee to Inspect Arbon Road for Better Link to Pocatello
A Commercial Club committee and members depart at 8 tomorrow from West Center garage to survey Arbon valley for a first class road to Pocatello. Engineer will accompany. trip aims to support a star mail route and improve regional accessibility. Members listed include D W Church Theo Turner John Hood E H Clark and others. Citizens may join. lunch should be taken.
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Commercial Club
Arbon Valley
Pocatello
Post Office Department
Arbon
D. W. Church
Theo Turner
John Hood
E. H. Clark
Joe Bistline
P. C O'Mallery
Morgan Counters On Another Loan
New York March 30 J P Morgan financial agent for the British government in the United States sailed on the steamship New York bound for London. He aims to arrange a second British loan of 250 million dollars backed by American securities.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
United States
Nw York
England
Morgan
London
American Securitie
Ray Sets Record on Prosecution Policy in Candidacy
H E Ray addresses rumors about his stance as prosecuting attorney candidate. He vows to enforce all laws impartially including prohibition and states he will not appoint the present county attorney as deputy. He denies any promises of deputyship and pledges to cooperate with assistants as needed.
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Attorn
Punentian Ten
Bw. B. Ray
Yuan Shi Kai Buried Under QuCult Plan
Chang Tehfu reports Yuan Shi Kai was laid to rest in a walled enclosure one year after the imperial movement began. An occult geomancer and an expert from Che Kiang chose the site by omens and water and wind currents. The government offered 100000 Mexican dollars for funeral costs, which the family declined.
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Chang Tehfu
China
Asecieted Press
Yuan Shi Kai
Che Kiang
Sympathy Strike Ends as Benefit Fund Distributed
Officials and street car workers began distributing a $55 000 strike benefit fund among idle car men since September 6. Each man received five dollars as the plan rolled out. A planned general sympathy strike faltered when 900 brewery workers returned to work today.
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New York
Troopers Ordered from Michigan to Border Action
Washington reports the war department has ordered the Thirty third Michigan infantry units A and B cavalry field hospital and ambulance companies engineers signal corps and batteries A and WS field artillery to the border. The First New York field artillery and Tenth Pennsylvania infantry return home from the Mexican border.
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Washington
War Department
Cavalry
Engineers
Signal Corps
Michigan
New York Field Artillery
Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry
Frederick I Small Arraigned in Wife Murder Case
Mountain View N W Sept 30 Frederick I Small was formally arraigned on the charge of murdering his wife whose body was found partially burned at the summer cottage at Lake Ossipes The coroner s inquest found the woman died from strangulation Small pleaded not guilty.
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Mountain View
N. W
Frederick I. Small
Lake Ossipes
Small
Crook Posing as Manufacturer Swindles in Challis Case
Authorities report a smooth con man operating across the region as a representative of a supposed eastern manufacturing firm. George Tsheyer claimed to vend silk hosiery for a Connecticut mill and New York office, swindling Mrs. Nellie Waddleton of Challis for 226 dollars with goods never shipped.
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Challis
George Tsheyer
Criterion Manufacturing Company
Connecticut
Broadway
Prince Street
New York
Tsheyer
Nellie Waddleton
Chathis
San Francisco
Hughes Will Carry Solid East Declares Senator Brady
Senator James H. Brady, arriving home from Washington, predicts Hughes will win and that eastern sentiment favors his victory. He notes strong Republican support in New York and Illinois, cites Maine and Illinois as damaging to Democrats, and argues Wilson’s laws harm the national campaign. Brady, after illness, plans limited public speaking but praises rising Tremendous Poca tello development and western revival. He contends Republicans reunite and that Democrats face meaningful questions about enacted legislation.
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Hughes
East
United States
James H. Brady
Brady
Washington
Stronn
Pocatello
Wilson
West
New York
Illinois
Maine
Fairbanks
Congress
Congress and Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt Fights Wilson Regime in Michigan Campaign
Theodore Roosevelt, campaigning for Hughes and Fairbanks, addressed a mass meeting in Battle Creek. He attacked Wilson’s administration over Mexican policy and the Lusitania incident, urging Americans to weigh words against deeds and defend democracy and free government.
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Battle Creek
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hughes
Fairbanks
Wilson
Michigan
George Washington
Lexington
Boston
Abraham Lincoln
Sumter
Lusitania
Blondy Stirling Leads American Auto Polo Team in Pocatello
Walter Stirling known as Blondy captains the American Auto Poloists in games in Pocatello on October 11 and 12. A celebrated driver and college athlete, he earned worldwide fame for his skill and daring in Manila and received a loving cup for his performance.
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Walter Stirling
Pocatello
Blondy
Ehita
Kansas
Soo
Manila
Blondy” Stirling
Ufe
Pame
British Losses Plummet Daily On Somme Front
Desperate fighting on the northern Somme end continues with British inroads south of Ancre and French attacks near Rancourt. Bulgarian success in Macedonia is reported with a captured Serbian trench. British September losses reach 120,000. German losses said to be over half a million by Berlin, while official British statements dispute that figure.
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Somme
Ancre
London
Rancourt
Macedonia
Dobrudja
Petrograd
von Falkenhayn
von Hindenburg
Transvlvenia
Berlin
Ite
Neuville
S J. Vaast
Lloyd'’s Agency
Paris
Merchant of Iowa easy for grafters
Federal agents swooped on an apartment, arresting F. Golden, Grace Golden, and John E. Lawrence. They seized an opium apparatus and drugs. Letters from a Cedar Rapids merchant to two Chicago girls allegedly forced payments totaling 156000 dollars.
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Chicago
Arad
F. Golden
Grace Golden
John E. Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
Democrats Plan Campaign Headquarters Above Store
A Democratic meeting was held last night in rooms above Peele’s store on West Center to plan the fall campaign. Chairman Peck presided with about fifty leaders present and a decision was made to use the rooms above the People's store as permanent campaign headquarters to begin active work soon.
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Peele’'s
West Center
Peck
County Central Committee
People’s Atore
World Series Dope Held Up A Week
No official information on the World Series will be released until next week. The National Commission meeting to arrange the schedule has been postponed to assemble in New York to await the outcome.
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National Commission
New York
Denver Demmys Endorse Wilson and Prohibition Platform
The Democratic state central committee and candidates adopted a platform praising Woodrow Wilsons administration and state prohibition laws. They pledged to enact various measures and have been in session since Tuesday in Denver.
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Denver
Democratic State Central Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Oregon Kicks Off Season in Northwest Openings
The 1916 football season opens with three major games in the Northwest. Oregon Agricultural College meets Multnomah club at Corvallis, Washington faces Ballard Meteors in Seattle, and Idaho plays Gonzaga at Moscow. Major contenders include Washington, Oregon, and Washington State, with Oregon and Washington renewing in Eugene for the first time in years.
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Portland
Ore
Northwest
Oregon Agricultural College
Multnomah Club
Corvallis
University of Washington
Ballard Meteors
Seattle
University of Idaho
Gonzaga University
Moscow
Idaho
Multnomah
Washington
Gonzaga
Washington State College
University of Oregon
Washington State
Herman J. Abraham
United States
Joseph AO Pipal
Occidental College
Oregon
Hugene
Mons
Dobie
Cregon
Northwestern College
Washington Bay
California
Oregon Aggies
Nebraska
Southern California
Auto Dealers Plan Big Idaho Auto Show Competition
The Idaho Automobile Dealers association will host a major auto show next month in Idaho Falls in conjunction with the Cate The and Horse Growers convention. Tensions rise as Pocatello and Salt Lake dealers push for central distribution while Balt Lake firms plan an independent show with new concessions.
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Idaho Automobile Dealers Association
Cate the and
Horse Growers
Idaho
Pocatello
Balt Lake
Idaho Association
Utah
Wilson Addresses Young Men's Club Rally
President speaks to about a thousand members of the Young Men's Democratic club in Long Branch urging universal suffrage. Delegations arrived on two special trains from New York with two bands adding to the political event.
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Long Branch
Young Men's Democratic Club
New York
Copper steady in New York market
Copper prices held steady in New York trading on September 30 with electrolytic copper quoted at 274 to 428 dollars per ton, reflecting firming demand and stable supply as buyers watch market trends.
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New York
Betting in Favor of Hughes Opens Election Wagering
The Salt Lake betting scene on September 30 began with bets on Charles E Hughes for president. The first posted wager was 560 to 250 in Hughes’ favor, with numerous smaller bets. Democrats said odds were insufficient as New York brokers offered two and a half to one on Hughes. A two to one bet floated that Simon Bamberger would not win the gubernatorial race. A mix up over terms paused a $100 to $50 bet on Nephi L Morris for governor until clarified.
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Salt Lake
West Second South Street
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Hughes
Simon Bamberger
Nephi L. Morris
Big Colleges Open the Games
New York. September 30 Yale Princeton and Pennsylvania opened the Beakon games with matchups including Yale versus Army and Princeton versus Pennsylvania. West Virginia and Army also feature in the early schedule with other teams to follow.
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New York
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
West Army
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Arbon Road
Morgan Counfers
H. E. Ray
Crook
Solid East
Senator Brady
America
Wolf
Hermanstadt
War Office
Iowa
Demmys
Young Men’s Club
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