Protest Blocks Car Line Extension on Emmet Street
William Orton and other Emmet Street property owners protest a street railway plan to extend two blocks on Hunnet Street to form a west side loop. They favor a wider route farther west and oppose running cars past their properties on Bryn Mawr and Granite streets. The Southwest Improvement Association will meet to seek a satisfactory adjustment.
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William Orton
Emmet Street
J. R Wharton
The
Street Railway
Hunnet Street
Wes ‘West Side
Wharton
Excelsior Avenue
Parle Street
Brynchewr
Bunnet Avenue
Ayer Met
Granite Street
Bryn Mawr Avenue
Park Street
Main Street
Granite
Park Streets
Th Company
Street Railway Company
Grane
Ermet Aide Ed Avenue
Alwarnue
Brunet Avenue
Park
Granite Streets
Southwest Improvement Association
Phniett Avenue
Hanmetave Street
Park the Loop
Alien Land Bill Up To Governor
Secretary Bryan summarizes President Wilson's position on alien land ownership and urges awaiting diplomatic progress. He notes two year to four year delays as possible, suggests distinguishing treaty defined rights from non treaty rights, and emphasizes state initiative with potential referendum. The president favors deferral to permit diplomatic effort and asks legislators to act cautiously.
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Iran
Washington
Naka
United States
Delayed marriage to Sparks and Aguinaldo kin case
A Filipina and her suitor tied to a San Francisco marriage license faced arrest after a phone tip from Southern Pacific station led to a Friday detainment. Police say the couple planned to marry in Sparks Nevada while the man arranged funds, with the woman aged 20s to 25, and a past in an Alameda Coast dance hall. authorities released them after prorogation while pursuing further inquiry.
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Buligaie
Aguinaldo’s
Fimine Galriot
Dalanle Rowlands
EM Southern Pacific
Eestor
Investiday
County Athorney McCattery
Humene
Gilligan
Nev
Sparks
Nevada
Heute
Monney
San Francisco
Youune Pillsine
Sme
McKoin Resigns as Register at Lewistown
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Lewistown reports Mayo Clarence E McKoin resigns after seven years as register of the United States land office. Harry Kelly is agreed as successor and will appear before the senate next week. McKoin has been active in politics and serves as vice president of Lewiston State Bank.
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Standard
Lewistown
Mayo
Clarence E. Mc Koin
Iuth
United States Land
Alice
Washington
Tiarry Kelly
Fergus Aunty Democrat
Senate
Melcom
Chaiman
Topubiican County Committee
Tie
Lewiston State Bank
My. Koll
Tru Stont
Utes One
Appeal to Referendum Will Hold Up the Law
In St. Louis on May 2 California's anti alien owner bill, passed by the state senate, faces suspense via appeal to the referendum and a test in the federal supreme court. Dr. David Starr Jordan of Stanford University says the ruling will decide citizenship rights for various nationalities while noting the bill as unconstitutional. An aside mentions 160,000 teachers in Ceremany with 28,000 women and salaries from 200 to 950 dollars a year.
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St. Louis
California
California Senate
Federal Supreme Court
David Starr Jordan
Tand Stanford University
Jordan
Dr. Jordan
Supreme Court
Berslang
Ceremany
Wool Schedule Drama in Tariff Debate
In a heated congressional scene representatives clash over the wool schedule and tariff moves. Speaker Underwood defends a duty approach while Mann questions shifts, noting the tariff board’s divided verdict and a last minute change raising ad valorem from per cent to gh per cent on chiffon. The exchange highlights party fault lines and the aim to preserve prosperity amid industry fears.
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Mann
Ways End Means Committee
Underwood
Lariff Board
Tariff Board
Aike
Ad Valoreim
State tax bill advances with mining assessment plan
In Phoenix on May 3 the House passed a tax measure riders bill defining duties for the state tax commission and the board of equalization. The assessment method ties mine output to four times net production plus 124 percent of ore output, estimating yearly mining taxes around 196.2 million versus 5 hundred thousand in prior year.
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Phoenis
Arias
House
Senate
State Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Miss Ada Walter Recalls 14 Year Old Linen Towel
A Brickerville resident recalls a homemade linen towel sewn with the date 1809 on its border. Woven by Ada Walter’s great-grandmother Zarthian, the piece features sand embroidery of stars plants and horses and remains in excellent preservation.
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Ada Walter
Brickerville
Tashay
Zarthian
Fall 1912 Styles Preview By National Cloak and Suit Assn
In Woindo Ohie on May 3 the National Cloak and Suit Association approved the fall 1912 style report. Highlights include high-buttoning collars, draped skirts, waist emphasis, tailored shirt lines, longer coats with Mandarin sleeves, and varied coat and skirt combos.
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Woindo
Ohie
National
Cloak and Watt Association
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Ron Kat
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Tate
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Aguinaldo's
Payee bin Ee
Will Pend
Gil Fx
B. Jd. Giltson
Suille
Tial Fe
Am Orl
Anbary Coast
C. E. M’koin
Colgate
Ukett
Janus Yacuim Baie
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Menuen
Aten
Velvetina Beautifier
Powe
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Madame Zant's
Cecil French
Dent
Glover
Clayton
Columbia
Instruments
Price
Atria
Newbro Drug CO
Montana
J. & M. Johnson & Murphy
Kumfort Shoe Co
Fred Holbrook
Gregson
B.J
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Sueliabla
Westtake Aye
Seattle
Wong Bald
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