Eastern Idaho Press club meets at Rexburg
The second annual Eastern Idaho Press club gathering drew twenty newspapers from eleven counties to Rexburg for social and business sessions. Leaders elected include Charles E. Wright of the Montpelier Examiner as president and J W Jones of the Rigby Star as secretary, with discussions on membership scope and a new advertising price scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Big Springs
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Rexburg
Rexburg Standard
St. Anthony News
Rigby Star
Sugar City Times
Rexburg Current Journal
Ashton Enterprise
Idaho Falls Post
Blackfoot Optimist
Blackfoot Republican
Mackay Miner
Pocatello Advance
Pocatello Tribune
Sugar
Idaho Hotel
New Park
Warm River
Henry Lake Forest Reserve
Warm River Canyon
Mesa
Rowle
Teton Range
Snake River
Blevins’ Ranch
Press Club
Ashton
Yellowstone
Canyon
Charles E. Wright
The
Montpelier Examiner
James H. Wallis
Rexbury Standard
Leslie Keillingham
J. W. Jones
Wilbur S. Hill
Twin Falls Times
Charles J. Osle
Rexburg Press Club Banquet Delights Rexburg Leaders
In Rexburg the Commercial club hosted a banquet for cub members at 6 30 pm with 150 covers. A lavish hall in national colors featured an illuminated Welcome to the Press Club legend. Toasts by Major J W Webster and Charles J Lisle followed a lively program with songs and a Rexburg musicale led by Dr George E Hyde.
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Rexburg
Cub
Commercial Club
Colonel Jones
Charles G. Sumner
Idaho Falls Post
J. W. Webster
Charles J. Lisle
Byrd Trego
Wilbur S. Hill
L. G. Bradley
Traxton Talbot
Rexbury
George E
Forfeited Game Over Interference Incident at Montpelier
In the ninth inning Montpelier and Pocatello tied 6 6 with two outs and a runner on second. A line drive to third baseman SoBelle caused a collision and the umpire ruled the runner interfered, forfeiting the game to Pocatello 9 to 0. McCloskey, the on-field instigator, drew the ire of Montpelier.
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Bing
SoBelle
LoBelle
L. B. Case
Montpelier
Pocatello
McCloskey
Teheran Parliament Seized and Bombarded by Persian Troops
Berlin reports Persian forces captured Teheran parliament buildings and shelling continues with the front square reportedly piled with corpses. In Sumatra a rebellion grows as native forces, led by a fanatical priest, fight three battles while Dutch women are moved to safety.
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Berlin
Teheran
The
Hague
Sumatra
20000 Acres Segregated Bannock County Irrigation Planned
The Statesman reports the 20000 acre Bannock County irrigation project around Dewey will begin next week. Water delivery is planned for next spring with half under water then and the rest a year later. Entrymen face 0 acre limits. water rights priced at 35 per acre. The Goose Creek and Oakley segregations of the Twin Falls company were approved. An August opening between the 1st and 15th will be set by the company.
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Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigaton Company
Bannock County
Dewey
Twin Falls Company
United States Land Office
Twin Falls
Goose Creek
Statesman
Sherman in Cleveland Ruled Ill With Gall Stones
James Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate has a gallstone attack in Cleveland and may require surgery. He was moved to Lakeside Hospital as doctors monitor his condition and a possible operation.
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Cleveland
James 8. Sherman
Sherman
Lakeside Hospital
Utica
N. Y
James S. Sherman
Rexburg Hosts Eastern Idaho Press Club Banquet Resolutions
The Eastern Idaho Press club adopted unanimous resolutions praising Rexburg for hospitality during a Rexburg banquet. They thanked Miss Violet Wallis and James H. Wallis, the Rexburg Commercial Club, the Oregon Short Line, Big Springs resort, and local newspapers for their efforts. The group announced a meeting of the working board in Pocatello on the second Saturday in July.
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Texbury
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Idaho
Rexburg
Rexbury
Gem State
United Effort
Press Club
West
James H. Wallis
Violet Wallis
Commercial Club
Oregon
D. C. Blevens
Big Springs
Charles J. Lisle
L. G. Bradley
J. Warren White
M. B. Yeaman
Charles G. Sumner
Rexburg Standard
Wilbur S. Hill
Mary Wheaton
Twin Falls Times
J. W. Jones
Rigby Star
Earl P. Brown
The
Blackfoot Optimist
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot Republican
L. Bush Livermore
Pocatello Tribune
Rupert P. SoRelle
Idaho Falls Post
L. E. Dillingham
Mackay Miner
Buhl Pioneer
Shoshone Journal
Martha Bradley
Otto Bradley
Montpelier Examiner
J. A. Wahlen
Paris Post
Truxton Talbot
Pocatello Advance
Clyde
Shaw
Bellevue News
C. J. Hoge
Mary Grimmett
H. H. Hartvigsen
Albton Enterprise
W. C. Gibson
St. Anthony News
W. Lloyd Adams
Sugar City Times
C. M. Gilkey
Albion Times
Mr. Bernstein
Mr. Porter
Rexburg Current Journal
Joe Adams
Rexbury Standard
Idaho Falls Register
Pocatello
Board of Governors
New U. S. R. 8 Engineer Named in Washington
Word from Washington says W. H. Sanders, longtime engineer in the United States reclamation service, is appointed to succeed Supervising Engineer D. W. Ross as head of U. S. Reclamation. Sanders is expected to bring experience from his prior posts to the role.
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Washington
W. H. Sanders
United States Reclamation Service
D. W. Ross
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Bellevue
Clyde St. Shaw
Belle ‘Ue News
Aueist
Minnie Moore
Bear Lakeounty
Bear Lake County
Wright
Bradley
Resolutions Committee
Leslie B. Dillingham
Byrd
James H. Wal
Lace
J. W. Jones and
L. Bush Livernore
Banquet and Musicale
Vee
Donizetti
Luerstia
Solo
Browne
Joseph Adams
Miss Afton Hyde
Lucia de Lammermoor
Gate City
Petrie
W. S. Lamoreaux
Pere Yah Sys Ee Stephens
Evan Stephens
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
Italia
Lucretia
Dr. Hyde
W. 8
W. 8. Lamoréaux, Mrs. P. C. Winter
Cora Hanson
An Lima Ag
Hraneates
Teharen
Parliament Square
Portneuf-Marsh Valley Company
Land Board
Jim Sherman
New York
New York City
Paign Committee
Chicago
National Committee
St. Louis
Davis
National Democratic Committee
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