Burrows Delivers Keynote at Republican National Convention
Chicago June 16. National Chairman New called the convention to order and Temporary Chairman Burrows delivered the keynote address amid loud applause. The opening session featured Roosevelt name speculation and a long, prominent speech as delegates prepared for five days of proceedings and credential hearings.
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Chicago
New
Burrows
Great Coliseum
Wabash Avenue
Coliseum
California
Auditorium Hotel
Convention Hall
Colorado
Nevada
Washington
Idaho
Tiawaii
Cannon
Roosevelt
Taft
Mme. Jusserand
France
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Bishop Muldoon
Malloy
Fairbanks
See Movie Pictures at the Auditorium This Evening
To spend the evening joyously, come and see the movie pictures at the Auditorium this evening.
Spokane Police Seize Obscene Cards Dealer Arrested
Spokane police confiscated a large batch of obscene picture cards and arrested the dealer. The city ordinance bans printing selling or exhibiting indecent materials with fines from ten to one hundred dollars. Similar ordinances in Pocatello could curb saloon nickel–the-slots and curb exposure to youth.
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Spokane
Pocatello
Eards
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Rheumatism Relief
A simple rheumatic twinge could foretell a severe attack and Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised to stop the trouble at the start. It claims to cure rheumatism and all pain with prices 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar from Mrs. A. L. Cook, druggist.
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Ballard
A. L. Cook
Funeral of Fred G. Rice in heavy rain
The funeral for Fred G. Rice of this city was held at Trinity Episcopal church with Rev. P. Murphy of Payette delivering a moving oration. Masons from Pocatello led the services and escorted the cortege to the Masonic cemetery despite a downpour. Knights Templar and Railway Conductors members joined the procession and floral tributes were abundant.
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P. Murphy
Payette
Trinity Church
Fred G. Rice
Masonic
Masons of
Pocatello
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rev. P. Murphy
Pioneer
Knights Templar
Order of Railway Conductors
Murphy
Counterfeiters Headed This Way Warn Local Merchants
Word from Denver warns of a gang of counterfeiters moving toward the area. Businessmen are urged to scrutinize all cash received for the next week as the group targets paper money and local merchants.
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Denver
Cummins Boom Gains Steam as Borah Backs Cummins
Chicago June 16. After Washington signaled a vice president pick from Iowa, Idaho Senator Borah launched a formal boom for Governor Cummins. Borah telegraphed Washington allies saying Cummins is the most available candidate and could win a larger western vote, with assurances from Roosevelt and Taft. George D. Roberts notes Iowa delegates back Cummins.
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Cummins
BORAH
Idaho
Chicago
Washington
Iowa
Dolliver
Cumius
Far West
Roosevelt
Taft
George D. Roberts
The
Mint
Knights Templar of Idaho Hold Annual Convention
The Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar of Idaho opened its annual convention at the Masonic temple in this city at 10 am with delegates from eight commanderies. A reception and entertainment committee welcomed visiting knights, including D. Church Lyman Fargo Freda A iwell Dr 0 B Steely and W J Harvey. Former Boise mayor Pinney was among late arrivals aboard No 2.
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Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar of
Idaho
Masonic Temple
790,000 New Forest Trees for Pocatello Reserve
The forest extension program near Mink Creek will supply 790000 young Douglas fir slips for planting in the Pocatello national forest. Supervisor Wiensted oversees the combined Pocatello Portneuf and Bear River reserves now named the Pocatello forest.
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Pocatello National Forest
Mink Creek
Pocatello Reserve
Gilmore MacDonald
Washington, D. C
Forest Extension Department
Forestry Bureau
Pocatello Forest
West Fork
Halsey
Utah
Peter Wiensted
Roosevelt
Pocatello
Portneuf
Bear River
Wrensted
Wiensted
Idaho
Flees from a Phantom in a Homestead Entry Case
W. C. Sherwood of this city, once a police officer, fled after fearing perjury in a second homestead claim. He believed officers pursued him, leaving his family destitute near Portneuf. Officials say no perjury charges will be filed and he can return home if he wishes.
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W. C. Sherwood
Pocatello
Sherwood Ranch
Portneuf
Sherwood
Bert Manassa
Portland
Manassa
United States
Fred Caldwell
North Platte
Neb
Caldwell
Nebraska
United States Commissioner's Office
Knights at Funeral Hold Key Session Plans
Visiting Knights attended the funeral of Fred G. Rice this afternoon. The main convention session will be tonight with new officers elected and a next meeting place chosen. A parade may occur if weather clears as Boise and Idaho Falls bid to host the next convention.
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Fred G. Rice
Boise
Idaho Falls
Larkins Not Guilty Verdict Reached in Rexburg Case
Rexburg Idaho June 16 Jury returns not guilty in the Larkins murder trial after defense arguments by James H Wallis and Harry Holden and a vigorous prosecution by County Attorney Hix. The jury, described as the county’s strongest and most representative men, delivered the verdict at 10 o clock this morning.
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Larkins
Rexburg
Ida
James H. Wallis
Harry Holden
Hix
Auditorium to Feature Moving Pictures and Songs This Summer
Moving pictures and illustrated songs will energize the Auditorium as the summer program opens tonight. The season promises a blend of visual entertainment and musical novelty for local audiences.
Press Club Meeting Changes for Rexburg Visit
The Eastern Idaho Press club meeting in Rexburg changes travel to exclude free transport to Yellowstone via Idaho. Members travel by special car to Big Springs for day fishing, returning late Sunday night. The next day features a business meeting and an elaborate banquet.
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Yellowstone
Montana
Idaho
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Rexburg
Park
Big Springs
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Senator Burrows
Nielson & Sons
Knights Templar OF
Dar
Chicago Coliseum
Forest Service
Skiddoes
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