Haakon Crowned King in Norway Gem State Colony Scene
Trondhjem June 22 coronation of King Haakon and Queen Maud passes without incident. Crowds greet the royal couple as diplomats and princes from Britain Denmark and Russia attend. The city’s history notes Haakon the Good and Olaf Trygvesson shaping the nation with Trondhjem as a cradle of Norway.
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Haakon
Trondhjem
Queen Maud
Charles H. Graves
Sweden
Graves
Army
Navy
William J. Bryan
Major Gibson
St. Petersburg
Christian
Denmark
Prince Harold
Prince Henry
Prussia
Prince
Princess of Wales
Victoria
England
Grand Duke
Michael
Russia
Storthing
Norway
Harold the Fair-haired
Haakon the Good
Erik Blood-axe
Guohild
Olaf Trygevesson
Olaf Trygevesom
Nidaros
Europe
Iceland
Christiania Fjoré
Nid
Middle Gemany
Oregon
Bal lard's Horehound Syrup Promoted As Cough Cure
A testimonial from B B Laughter of Byhalia Mississippi endorses Bal lards Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. The product is sold by Mia A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.
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B. B
Byhalia
Miss
Mia. A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Notorious Chicago Hanging Ends Brutal Murder Case
Richard Ivens was hanged in Chicago for the January murder of Bessie Hollister, a prominent printing businessman's wife. The crime, described as one of the revolting police cases, involved a brutal attack near Ivens' carpenter shop and a body found on a manure pile. Ivens confessed but authorities allegedly coerced the statement. He faltered at the scaffold as the sheriff prepared for the execution.
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Chicago
Richard Lvens
Bessie Hollister
Frank C. Hollister
Ivens
Senate adopts sympathy resolution for Russian Jewish massacre
Washington reports the Senate adopted a joint resolution expressing that the people of the United States are horrified by reports of Hebrews massacred in Russia and offer hearty sympathy. The measure, introduced by Senator McLaurin, was approved by Lodge and sent to the House for approval and the President's signature.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Russia
McLaurin
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Mrs Hicks Granted Divorce From George W Hicks
Judge Budge signed a decree dissolving the marriage of Clara Hicks and George W Hicks after a petition by Mrs Hicks. Grounds cited felony conviction. he shot a night policeman in Pocatello and is jailed in Boise for assault with intent to murder. Property awarded includes lots 1 2 and 3 in block 549 Pobatello.
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Budge
Clara Hicks
George W. Hicks
Hicks
Brown
Pocatello
Boise
Bearmouth
Mont
Casino Destroyed by Fire at Santa Cruz Coast Resort
The main building of the Casino at Santa Cruz burned today causing a loss of seventy thousand dollars. The structure was fully insured.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Government Will Prosecute Standard Oil
Cabinet session centers on DOJ plans to prosecute the Standard Oil Company after months of inquiry. A formal decision to begin legal action is expected, with Moody to release a statement later this evening detailing how and when the government will proceed.
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Standard Oil
Washington
Department of Justice
Moody
Heyburn Again In Harness In Senate Tour
Washington report says Senator Heyburn returns to active duty calling on the president and visiting the senate chamber. He appears frail, weighing about 55 pounds lighter, yet pursues reappointments for Surveyor General Eagleson and US Marshal Rounds. He backs Winters for Montpelier postmaster and aims to enlarge Boise barracks with army funds. Secretary Hitchcock may schedule August townsite lot sales in Rupert Heyburn and Sherer on the Minidoka tract.
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Boise
Washington
The
Statesman
Heyburn
Senate Chamber
Rounds
Eagleson
United States
Marshal Rounds
Marshall
Marshall Rounds
Beatty
Department
Hitchcock
Rupert, Heyburn and Sherer
Minidoka
May Not Join the Federation
Denver June 22 The Western Federation of Miners executive board unanimously denied admission to the coal miners of Ohio and Illinois affiliated with the Union of Mine Workers. Officials warned that admitting them now could spark a costly clash between the two unions and harm both organizations.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners’ Executive Board
Coal Miners of
Ohio
Ilinois
Union of Mine Workers
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association Promises Lower Rates
The Northwestern Mutual Fire Association states it will continue to save policyholders 25 to 40 percent on premiums while maintaining prompt, equitable loss payments. Agent F R Burrus notes nationwide rate advances post the San Francisco fire, except in Washington where their book shows eight times stock-company reserves.
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San Francisco
Washington
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
F. R. Burrus
Borah Plans Fremont County Swing for Senate Bid
Hon. W. K. Borah of Boise travels to Fremont county after a Boise return from a northern tour. He says he will not run for the legislature if he fails to secure the nomination before the state convention and notes opposition from J. H. Brady in Pocatello. He expects to stay three to four days and reports tentative northern county support.
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W. K. Borah
Boise
United States Senate
Pocatello
Fremont County
Borah
J. H. Brady
Mr. Borah
Removing asylum patients from Blackfoot to Orofino transfer
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Givens visiting in Blackfoot depart for Blackfoot to supervise removal of about fourteen patients from the Blackfoot asylum to the northern institution in Orofino. They will pass through Pocatello Monday night and praised the Gate City during their stay.
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J. W. Givens
F.S. Dietrich
Blackfoot
Dr. Givens
State Asylum For the Insane
Orofino
Idaho
Pocatello
Mrs. Givens
Sunday Closing Law Declared Invalid By Idaho Judge
Judge Stewart of the district court rules the Sunday closing law unconstitutional as local and special, since it covers non incorporated areas and overlooks trains boats carrying passengers. The Natatorium Saloon near Boise faced Sunday openings, petitions failed, and manager Van F. Peterson was arrested for violation amid an appeal of the commissioners ruling.
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Boise
Tdi
Stewart
District Court
Natatorium
Boards of County Commissioners
van PF. Peterson
Choice Cut Roses and Carnations at Mrs. Robbie's
Local ad promotes fresh bouquets including roses and carnations at Mrs. Robbie's flower shop located at 686 W. Lander.
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Mrs
Rebates in Federal court impose heavy fines
In Kansas City seven defendants convicted of rebate schemes face fines. The Swift, Cudahy, Armour, Nelson Morris, and Chicago Burling ton & Quincy铁路 lines each fined $15,000. Thomas pays $6,900 with four months in prison. Taggart $4,000 and three months. Appeals filed with stays granted until June 6.
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Kansas City
Federal District Court
McPherson
the Swift Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Packing Company
Nelson Morris &Co
Chicago Burlingen & Quincey Railroad
George L. Thomas
New York
L. 2
Taggart
Thomas
Aged Bannock County Official's Father Killed in Accident
H W Larkin county commissioner from Bannock County died when a hay wagon upset near an irrigation ditch. His skull was crushed by a horse's kick as the wagon passed over him. He is survived by a wife, three sons and two daughters.
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H. W. Larkin
Bannock County
Cove
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake
Mr. Larkin
John
Larkin
Governor Grants Respite in Double Hanging Case
Jefferson City reports Governor Folk granted a respite until September 3 for Mrs. Aggie Myers and Frank Hottman, both sentenced to be hanged next Friday for murdering the woman's husband.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Aggie Myers
Frank Hottman
Kane's Fresh Veggie Wine Stand Shoppers Advised
Customers at Kane's are urged to try new vegetable wine offerings featuring fresh produce blends and seasonal flavors. The stall highlights farm sourced ingredients and limited time tastings.
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Kane's
North Idaho mining boom seen with strong Gooding support
Joseph Pinkham, in charge of the Boise U S assay office, reports Idaho mining regions expanding with new claims and higher output. He notes gains in Pierce City Elk City and Grangeville, idle hydraulic plants reopening profitably, and says North Idaho favors Governor Gooding for re nomination across counties except Shoshone.
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Joseph Pinkham
Shoshone
United States Assay Office
Boise
Idahy
Treasury Department
Pinkham
Idaho
Shoshone County
Pierce City
Elk City
New Perce County
Grangeville
Mr. Pinkham
Wallace
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
Moscow
North Idaho
Gooding
Davidson Coal Offer At Reduced Price
Davidson announces sale of Rock Springs and Cumberland coal at 5.50 per ton with a 0.50 discount from the former price. Consumers urged to arrange supplies early and contact by phone 186 Y for delivery and payment arrangements.
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Davidson
Rock Springs
Cumberland
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Mrs. Hicks
Geo. W. Hicks
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Montpelier
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Oro Fino
Ada County
Boise Mora
American Falls Canal
Kansas
California
United States Steel Corporation
On Bay
Steel Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jacob Hege
Paso Robles
American Falls
Mennonites
Wd Power Company
Hege
Wis
American Falls Company
Simeon Menno
Germany
American Walls
J. Shreek
American Falls Canal Company
Parr West
Utah
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