Greatest Land Opening in the Salmon River Draw
Twin Falls Idaho June 1 Special The greatest land opening in history begins with 80 000 acres of the Salmon river tract opened for drawing. Some 4020 applicants paid 1 374 942 50 with trips from across the country and 2500 to 3000 visitors on site. Notables including Lt. Governor Burrell and Gov Gooding attend as officials oversee the drawing supervised by Cyclone Bob McCullom.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Salmon River
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Bob
R. M.) McCullom
O. C. Paulson
Greeley
Colo
Milo Thomas
Skagit
Wash
Jacob Barrett
Fresno
Calif
John A. Brownell
Kossuth
Idaho
William Trescott
Nampa
Anna Wetzell
Philadelphia
E. A. Burrell
Montpelier
Gooding
Robert Lansdon
Register Church of the Land Board
Guy Flenner
Senator Borah
Pocatello
James F. Kane
William Wallin
Herbert Langan
T. D. Gilmore
T. C. Martin
A. H. Smith
George H. Olmstead
Fife and Hughart
Frederick Funsten
Blue Lakes
Bert Perrine
Mme. Nordica
Boise
Sceseres
Arrested for Shoplifting in Local Theft Incident
Miss Mamie Sanderson known as Belle Fisher and Minnie Moore was arrested this morning for shoplifting dress goods from Blyth & Fargo. She faces a hearing tomorrow, with strong evidence cited by the arresting officer and store manager, and may spend several days in jail or at Boise. She is a longtime known suspect to local police and the Blyth & Fargo manager had been watching for her.
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Mamie Sanderson
Belle Fisher
Minnie Moore
Blyth & Fargo
Strong
Boise
Court actions bring varied verdicts in district cases
The district court returned a $535 verdict for J H Sehaneveldt against the Oregon Short Line over stock deaths near Soda Springs, with 60 days to appeal. Other items include William White jailed a year for burglary, Peter Hemmerer’s embezzlement case postponed for family support, and George W Shuler paying for a divorce after his wife’s cross claim. Additionally Theodore Turner et al win against Probate Judge Johnston. Howell vs Nelson sits in trial.
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J. H. Sehaneveldt
Oregon Short Line
Soda Springs
Schaneveldt
William White
Budge
Peter Hemmerer
Bear Lake County
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Hemmerer
George W. Shuler
Esther Shuler
Shuler
Theodore Turner
T. A. Johnston
Scott
Howell
Nelson
Colts Fall to Blackfoot in a Tight Saturday Game
The Colts lost to Blackfoot after Graff misplayed in left field allowing three unearned runs. Shelley pitched well for Blackfoot while Carmack toed the slab for the Colts. Despite the loss, the game featured strong teamwork from the Colts and good play overall on local grounds.
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Graff
Blackfoot
North
Scranton
Shelley
Carmack
Lightning
Colts
Vocatello
Lee Harper Walker
Martin
Pocatello
Struck Out By Carmack Lidered Game Notes
Struck out by Carmack five to two. Shelley pitched twelve. Passed balls two by Miller and two by Martin. West to Jones in double plays. Bases on balls one for Carmack and five for Shelley. Wild pitch by Shelley. Umpire Mr A R Higson. Score shows 4 2 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 for Panis and 7 for opponent.
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Carmack
Cardon
Shelley
Miller
Martin
Doubie
West
Jones
A. R. Higson
Panis
Burns
Rainey
Orrell
Pavette
Pocatello
Darnell
Allen
King Hill irrigation project rush work reaches camps
Slick Brothers oversee three construction camps for the King Hill irrigation project west of Bliss. A large ferry boat is under construction to cross Snake river, using over one million feet of lumber for flumes. Flume bridge nearly complete, steel flume expected in 2-3 months to irrigate about 15 000 acres. Land near Snake river canyon expected to sell at around sixty five dollars an acre.
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Slick Brothers
King Hill
Bliss
Malad
Snake River
Snake River Canyon
Hagerman Valley
Amalgamated Deposes Stillman as Director
At the Amalgamated Copper annual meeting James Stillman retired from the board. Benjamin B. Thayer John D. Ryan and John Bushnell elected directors to replace Stillman George H. Church and J E Hudson. The year end to April 30 shows net income of 6690537 a drop of 7473843 from last year. Surplus copper stock largely disappeared in February with mines now at full capacity.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
James Stillman
National City Bank
Benjamin B. Thayer
John D. Ryan
John Bushnell
Stillman
George H. Church
J. E. Hudson
Death of Missionary in Faraway Turkey
A former Pocatello machinist Emil J. Huber died while serving as a L D S church missionary in Turkey. Born March 7 1885 in Paris to Austrian roots, he had lived in Salt Lake City and worked for the city engineer. Survived by parents three sisters and a brother, with body likely sent to Zurich. Engagement to Miss Martha Gunter of Salt Lake City was announced before his departure.
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Emil J. Huber
Pocatello
Salt Lake News
Turkey
L. D. S. Church
Salt Lake City
Third Ward
Paris
France
Zurich
Switzerland
Utah
Martha Gunter
Salt Lake
Reclamation Team Eyes 75 000 Acres Near American Falls
American Falls is abuzz as engineer Gilbert H. Hogue and assistants tour the area for a possible dirt canal project. A survey crew could start ten to twelve miles above Pocatello to map a route toward Rock Creek, potentially expanding beyond the planned 75 000 acres.
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American Falls Press
Gilbert H. Hogue
Reclamation Service
R. B. Greenwood
L. L. Evans
David Burrell
Pocatello
Hogue
Rock Ereek
American Falls
Immense Energy From Great Dam
The Minidoka dam project advances as gates close to divert water and start foundation work for a concrete power house. Two 1200 horsepower units planned with expansion to 12,000 hp, each unit a water wheel geared to a generator on a common shaft. Concrete foundations and pumping plant work underway as settlers apply for water rights with July 1 delivery anticipated for a hay crop.
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Rupert
Minidoka
Onr Life
Confession Doubt Cast On New York Man in Gunniss Case
Sheriff Smultzer, returning from Vernon Texas, reports a perceived unreliable confession by Julius Truelson Jr a 22 year old New York man claiming to be the son of a wealthy manufacturer. He alleged involvement with Mrs Gunniss in multiple murders. Truelson has retracted the confession.
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la Porte
Smultzer
Vernon
Texas
New York
Julius Truelson, Jr
Smith
Gunniss
Truelson
Ray Lamppere
Academy of Idaho Defeats Payette to Claim Scholastic Title
The Academy of Idaho baseball team won the southern and southeast Idaho scholastic championships by beating Payette High 6 to 4 in Payette. Orrell hit a ninth inning homer for Payette, but Pace and Rainey pitchers stood out. Burns hurled nine strikeouts for Pocatello while Payette misplayed in the field.
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Payette
Academy of Idaho
Southern Idaho
Southeast Idaho
Payette High School
Academy of Idaho At
Pocatello
Idaho
Burns
Orrell
Kinney
Pocatello News Highlights Local and Visiting Figures
Miss Della Mutiley of American Falls visits Bannock. George H. Isaacs of St. Anthony travels via Pocatello to Twin Falls for land opening. William Wallin covers Salmon river opening and state convention for the Tribune. Miles F. Reed delivers Idaho Walls High School graduation address. Mark Austin of Utah Idaho Sugar visits Pocatello on business. W. H. Bassett heads to Twin Falls via Bannock for convention. Bert Stoker and wife travel to Boise for a weekend visit. Ek. M. James from Arco calls Bannock great fishing grounds. John D. Kilpack, Fremont county rep, stops in Pocatello en route to Twin Falls. Josephine Golding opens hairdressing and manicuring parlors. Attorney General Guheen trends to Salmon river land opening but stays due to rain. A. E. McKenzie in town on McKenzie cup tourney. District Judge Budge moves family to Paris then returns for May term. Four men from Soda Springs plan Salmon river land drawing. W. S. Cheney and wife visit then proceed to Twin Falls. L. L. Evans of American Falls discusses Evans Mercantile block opening worth about $40,000. H. O. Harkness, father of McCammon, seeks better Montpelier-McCammon train service. Al Sloat shifts to Rabbit Creek hog ranch with Berkshire stock.
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Power City
Della Mutiley
American Falls
Bannock
Upper Valley
George H. Isaacs
St. Anthony
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Wallin
William Wallin
The
Tribune
Salmon River
Idaho Falls
Miles F. Reed
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Walls
Mark Austin
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Sugar City
Gentile
the Tribune
Boise
Ek. M. James
Arco
James
Idaho
Fremont
John D. Kilpack
Driggs
John J. Guheen
A. E. McKenzie
Denver
Mac
Paris
Alfred Budge
Bear Lake County
Garfield Avenue
Budge
Pocateilo
Twin Falla
H. C. Gorton
W. Fifford
D. A. Woodall
C. T. All
Soda Springs State Bank Examiner
Cheney
McCammon
H. O. Harkness
Montpelier
Eagles Plan Nat Reiss Circus Come Friday
The Eagles here back Nat Reiss carnival to stage a Nat Reiss big tent show Friday and Saturday with clowns trained dogs goats monkeys horses and acrobats. I L Peyser says it is the high evolution of the old time ting show and Nat Reiss always delivers a fine performance. The Reiss circus has drawn strong press notes and is expected to draw large local crowds in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Reiss
Nat
I. L. Peyser
Mr. Reiss
Dan Rice
Reiss
Middle West
Pocatello
Moros Threaten War as Dattos Vow Kill Whites and Chinese
Manila June 1 reports say Moros on Jolo are restless with an Asturia dato vowing to kill two whites and 100 Chinese then declare war. A sentry was badly wounded and guards doubled. Settlers are said to have been attacked.
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Manila
Jolo
Murderers Hanged in Manila Prison
Fastino Ablen, once self styled Pope of the Dios Dios faction on Leyte, and his chief follower Aspirid ion Rota were executed at Bilibid prison today after being found guilty of multiple murders.
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Manila
Fastino Ablen
Dios Dios
Leyte
Aspiridion Rota
Bilibid
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Sorelle
O’connell
I Cordon
Ieee
ORE
Francesco
Ae Mosier
Dipple
Kocher
Atom
S. Dipple
RUSH
Amalgamated
Bugs
Briet Pocatello Kews
Eagles’ Society Circus
Dattos
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