Smelter sale headlines Northwest mining shift in trust fight
Spokane reports a major deal where the Montana Mineowners Association gains control of the Panhandle smelter in Idaho, expanding capacity toward 1000 tons daily. The option runs five years with price steps, while plans include building a refinery and expanding mining operations across the Northwest, pitting mineowners against the Smelting Trust.
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Spokane
Wash
Stor Trust
Montana
Big Newt Wiseownera 1
Ne Rod
Coa 1
Idaho Smelter & Remompany
Panhat Yeller
Ponderay
Idaho
Amplow
Clark
W. G. Conrad
Wn Byrnes
Peter Musichead
Thomas L. Greenough
Marcus Hewett
Baxin
Mont
Iksman
Assation
Vara
Vara Im
Ampelar
Nority
Iaho Smelting
Montana & Idaho Bmetting Company
Northwest
Montana Aineowners
Weet Sea
Amulter Krust
Borthweet
Amalgamated Copper Company
Trunt
Tele thermometer retired by White Star line
Following the consolidation of two steamship firms on the lake the Tele steamship was retired from service. Crew reacted by vandalizing the cabin door before management ordered removal. The boat may return to service when the summer boat begins.
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Semiboae Companien
White Star Navigation Company
Red Collar Inc
Plice
Wreamer
White Star
J.C. White
Thin
White
Save J. K. Smithns Legs After Spokane Crash
Physician says Spokane based Washington Grain Sibling president J K Smith will likely recover after a car crash. Attending doctors report crushed nerves but possible salvage. M J O Neill of Seattle Grain Spokane has left hospital. Three other women in the machine Mae Elma Kenney Sadie Gleason and Frances Stevens are out of danger though severely injured.
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Spokane
Seattle
Wash
J. K Smith
Washington Grain
M. J O'Neill
Seaille Grain Company
Sims
Elle Howard
Shay
the Machine
Sta Elma Kenney
Mim Sadie Gleason
Mie Frances Stevens
Fanser
Saloon Burglary Suspect Breaks Window To Enter Banquet
The Banquet saloon in Remona, owned by Grow Hansen, was broken into during the night. Detectives report a window entry created by a broken pane and suggest an escape route was used. The intruder reportedly removed liquor from the cask and fled before dawn.
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Grow Hansen
Remona
Strikers Surround Car Barns in Chester Riot
Chester Pa third day of artest car strike ends in violence as strikers and sympathizers attack a trolley car with 1000 gathered near the barns. Motorman Bowmans is shot in the foot, another man wounded, and several Traction workers injured. Governor Stuart calls state police from Greensburg Reading and Philadelphia to restore order.
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Chester
Chester Tractionompany
Willam Bowmans
al Moulty
Kesemer
Stuart
Wate
Johnson
Greensbora
Pitcher
van Vioorhes
Reading
Jet C. Groome
Philadelphia
Grennaburg
Mathdram Depot Starting Project at Chin Place
W M Lafayette begins clearing the park and depot site at chin place in Idaho. The depot will be rebuilt as brick and cost about 19 000 dollars, with a total project budget around 10 000 dollars noted in reports.
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Mathdram
Idaho
W. M. Lafayette
WON
Chin Place
Leaders of Congress Notify President on Unpassed Measures
Washington April 16 leaders of Congress told the president several proposed laws will not be enacted this session. A recapitulation shows key measures to curb federal courts power, regulate interstate railroads, adjust currency, and expand naval construction may fail. Also listed are proposals on labor, antitrust, tax hearsings, and inland waterways funding. Two men, Lewis Murphy and John Richards, were arrested for disturbing the peace after a tavern quarrel, with Richards fined and Murphy awaiting trial.
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Comgrem
Washington
Congrem
Catembria
Howse
Senate
Lewis Murphy
John Richarde
Cosin
Murphy
Obscure Notice for Funeral Arrangements
Martin Metlee Pumeral details a service for Martie McGee at John Casey home Pourtenntts and Muliad strewia at 6:90 o'clock tomorrow morning. The remains are shipped to Chippens Palle, Win, for interment.
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Martin Metlee
Panera
Martie McGee
John Casey
Pourtenntts
Muliad Strewia
Chippens Palle
Win
Jfor
Bankers in Row Over Aldrich Currency Bill Allegations
Alfred C. Crozier of Wilmington accused the currency committee and the American Bankers Association of collusion with Aldrich bill promoters. He claimed Wall Street backed changes to tax and stringency, and that bankers privately favored the bill while opposing it publicly. Crozier offered to testify if allowed to name others. The meeting closed with the chairman noting the Aldrich talks were finished.
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Washington
Alfred C. Crosier
Wilmington
Del
Aldrich
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Ghanimawaly
Ketel
Vrewland
Mr. Crusier
Male
Benn
Mr. Crozier
Cauhiers
Wall Street
Panke
Crosber
Wilnemee
Crater
Amanecer
New York
Ken Haven & Hartters Kalireed Company
Comerem
Mir
Congress
Wight
Crunter
Fevier
Building Boom Fears and Hopes for Coeur d Alene
A panel of builders and contractors in Coeur d’Alene express mixed views on the coming season. Several report strong demand for homes and business space, with immigration increasing and city growth likely to lift the building industry. Others caution the pace may not reach last year’s level due to market conditions and wider economic factors affecting construction activity.
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Seabie
Macy & ¢Welling
Busview
Hoopes
Hoopes & Wilson
Eermats
Nanin
Jose
Baltimore
Philadelphis
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Mowhane
J. James
Oman
Botcher
Butcher @ Maple
Indus 177
CY. Hemiites
Homenote- Ing & Coutrerting Company
W. F Smith
Nixon Biel
Rome
Barger
Tormree
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Howett
A. HE. Sprices
Mas Ly Greenough
Robert Kell
Tinderman
Edward Jinn
CC. Pvm
DBL
Whithtye
J. Herbert Nader
Wan
Herbert Anderson
Ponte
Marcus Te Hawett
S.A Phillips
Emf
A. B. Springs
Tore
W. A. Chari
Hutte
Conrad
Grant Palle
Thomasenough
Missouia
Albert Wanlich
St. Paul
Ter
Abe
Titus Han
Nlean
Ur Stramer
J. K. Smithns
Berglarierd
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