New York Convention Signals Hughes Opposition at State Meeting
At Carnegie Hall the Republican state convention named four delegates at large for the national convention, with clear support for Roosevelt and Hughes administration, while Westchester delegates opposed endorsing Governor Hughes for the presidency. M. Linn Bruce presided as the session opened and a 3 p.m. adjournment was set for the day. In Milwaukee the Wisconsin delegation stood with La Follette, Taft receiving 1 delegate from the tenth district is forecast to lead by about a thousand votes.
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Hughes
Westchester County
M. Linn Bruce
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
la Follette
Taft
Walter Alexander
Supreme Court
Congress
Inland Water Commission
Cortelyou
Knox and LaFollette
Cannon
Fairbanks
Local crackgs to go after trophies
Ten top shotgunners from Pocatello will attend the Idaho State Sportsmen's association tournament in Boise on May 12 13 and 14. Gate City led by Ben Bean aims to defend trophies with stars like Oliver Fuller and Barnes Mollinelli Lehrbas Steger and Dietrich. Four hundred dollars in added money boosts excitement as Boise hosts the event with Fred Barnes as first vice president and Leon Mollinelli on the board.
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Blue Rock Breakers
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho State Sportsmen’s Association
Gate City
Ben Bean
Pocatello Bunch
Barnes
Lehrbas
Mollinelli
Bik
Harringtin
Thomas
Deive
Statesman
Lefevre Arms
Oliver
Charley Fuller
Steger
Dietrich
Fred Barnes
Leon Mollinelli
Sullivan Sentenced for Slaying Salt Lake Officer
Joseph Sullivan received life imprisonment at hard labor for fatally shooting Policeman Charles Ford in Salt Lake City on December 14 of last year. Ford was a brother of George E. Ford, former Bannock National Bank cashier, well known in Pocatello.
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Joseph Sullivan
Charles 8. Ford
Salt Lake City
Ford
George E. Ford
Bannock National Bank
Pocatello
Alaska Road Disaster Delays Auto Run to Vladivostok
A Valdez cable reports the American automobile and crew have left on the Bertha steamer bound for Seattle. They tested ten miles of the trail Wednesday and found sow and cuck holes too deep for any car to run a mile. The mobile will be shipped from Seattle to Vladivostok.
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Post-Intelligencer
Valdez
Alaska
Vladivostok
Evans the Same
Paso Robles April 11 The condition of Rear Admiral Evans this morning is reported unchanged.
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Evans
Paso Robles
Rawhide License Law Encourages Vice and Peculiar Fees
Rawhide Nevada, a booming bonanza camp, enacts a license ordinance with steep per day and per quarter fees for bars, dance halls, banks, and even offices. The set of rates includes 75 for employment agencies, 60 for electric utilities, and 10 to run houses of ill repute beyond three inmates, aiming to reward timely payers and deter others.
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Rawhide
Nevada
Thieves loot San Francisco jewelry store for 50000 in gems
In the city’s best patrolled district, thieves broke into P. Lundy’s at 744 Market Street last night, stealing diamonds, watches, and other jewelry valued at 50000. They cut through a partition from a candy shop and blew the safe with nitro glycerine. authorities suspect eastern crooks arrived with the battleship squadron visit.
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San Francisco
P. Lundy
Market Street
Standard Oil Ousted From Tennessee Action
Nashville authorities report the Tennessee supreme court ordered Standard Oil to cease doing business in the state effective immediately. The ruling marks a major crackdown on the company’s operations within Tennessee.
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Nashville, Tenn
The
Supreme Court Today
Standard Oil Company
Tennessee
Minidoka mail pouch theft by two youths
Two young men, aged 19 and 21, robbed a mail pouch from a Minidoka cart near the water tank. The sack was found opened near the depot after letters were rifled. They confessed at Nampa and face federal court action.
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Minidoka
Twin Falls
Herbert Prothero
Nampa
Real estate transfers reported by C W Gray agency
C W Gray reports sales including Marie H Wellbaum acquiring 40 acres in section 9 north half of southeast quarter for 1600 dollars. Gustav K Wallin sells lots 13 and 14 in block 456 for 1250 dollars. H M Larsen sells lots 13 and 14 in block 421 for 216 dollars.
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C. W. Gray
Marie H. Wellbaum
Gustav KE. Wallin
H. K. Higson
H. M. Larsen
Mary B. Snyder
Police Judge Fines Four Vagrants in Town Dragnet
Police Judge Kane this morning fined three vagrants and one common drank $19 each after they were picked up in a late night dragnet. They were ordered to leave town and complied.
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Kane
Entertainers to stage Lenten dance at amusement hall
The Entertainers will present a Lenten dance at the old L. D. amusement hall on Friday evening next week.
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L. D
South Boise Man Royce Missing With Son Fleeing East
Reports reach the county sheriff that Royce from South Boise and his 6-year-old son were seen in Kemmerer after disappearing from McCammon last Thursday. Barber in Soda Springs identified a man at his shop as Royce, while rumors suggest marital trouble and an attempted flight with his son. Authorities now think foul play is unlikely and that the pair are fleeing the country.
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Kemmerer
South Boise
Soda Springs
Royce
McCammon
Harkness
East
Sunday School Rallys Enthusiastic in Pocatello
Rev. W. C. Merritt of the International Sunday School union visits Pocatello as guest of local pastors. He leads a Sunday school rally at Congregational church and speaks at the M E church on union work and the Rome convention. The day features talks by Mrs. Swain Boise and Mrs. Mullen, with programs at Congregational and Baptist churches.
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International Sunday School Union
Pocatello
Congregational Church
M. E
Ehurch
Rome
Merritt
The
Baptist Church
Lawrence
George H. Perry
Jesus
Mullen
Mr. Mullen
Judge Standrod
Kenner
M'Parland Britt Title Fight Set for Colma Arena
San Francisco April 11 Packy McFarland undefeated Chicago lightweight faces Jimmy Britt in a twenty round bout at an open air Colma arena this afternoon. Heavy betting favors McFarland at ten to eight amid high wagering for the year's biggest lightweight clash.
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San Francisco
Packy McFarland
Chicago
Jimmy Britt
Colma
Wedding Ties Drive European Voyage for Notables
New York reports Mme Anna Gold with her children sailed to Genoa and Naples today aboard Friedrich Der Grosse. At about the same time Prince De Sagan, longtime suitor of Mme Gould, departed Europe on the St Paul.
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New York
Mme. Anna Gold
Genoa
Naples
Prince de Sagan
Mme. Gould
Europe
St. Paul
Great Northern Chief to Speak at White House Conference
James J. Hill chairman of the Great Northern will give a leading address at the White House conference of governors beginning May 13 on natural resource conservation. He will discuss the relation between rail and water transportation and competitive rail canal relations. Also invited are Grover Cleveland William Jennings Bryan John Mitchell and Andrew Carnegie.
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James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
White House
Mr. Hill
Hill
Grover Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
John Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
Judge Buskirk Praises Christian Science Leader
A St Louis judge spoke at the Auditorium on Christian Science praising Mrs Eddy as a major reformer. He noted Boston church membership at 40 000 and over 100 churches worldwide. He argued prayer heals by changing man not God and urged appeal to spirit not a God of evil.
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St. Louis
Buskirk
Charles E. Brooks
Mother Church of Christian Science
Boston
Judge Buskirk
Eddy
Judge Bus‘kirk
Jesus
God
Pocatello Gun Club Members Compete At Trap Range
Four shooters from the Pocatello Gun club fired at traps north of town in the 100 third event. Bean led with 91, Barnes 88, Oliver 84, and Molinelli scored 37 of 50 while using a new gun.
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Pocatello Gun Club
Bean
Barnes
Oliver
Molinelli
Jewelers Auction Of Surplus Stock Next Thursday
M. L. Roberts the West Center street jeweler will host an auction sale of surplus stock next Thursday. He notes his stock is among the finest and most complete in the intermountain region and the sale aims to reduce heavy holdings. This offers a chance to buy good goods at low prices.
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M. L. Roberts
West Center Street
Intermountain
Lewis family departs for McCammon butcher business
Mrs. EB Lewis, D. Lewis and daughter Miss Ella left today for McCammon where Mr. Lewis is engaged in the butchering business.
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Eb, D. Lewis
Miss Ella
McCammon
Mr. Lewis
Engaged Couples Instructed To Write Down Betrothal Contracts
A new Catholic rule effective after Easter requires all engagements between Catholic parties to be written and attested by a bishop or pastor or by two lay witnesses if no priest is available. The measure aims to curb hasty marriages and potential civil breach of promise suits, while applying to fallen away Catholics and rejecting non baptized Protestants.
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