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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
2
Editorial notes from the Coeur d Alene Evening Press recounts a Democratic committee meeting in Twin Falls endorsing a ticket for the national convention and urging delegates to represent the organization’s wishes. The piece condemns sensational journalism and defends press integrity while criticizing partisan press practices.
George B Littell, held on 2000 bail by US Commissioner Heacock, faces federal court for posing as a United States officer to impress women for money. He collapsed at Alameda jail before being taken to court, while medical examiners noted telltale marks on his arms. Witnesses from Mantio include Mrs Natney Crawford and James Millon.
Stamford Conn April 24 Dr William J Long author of A Little Are Stories plans a new book with more astounding claims about President Hoover, asserting he can prove them. His recent discoveries include bears building poles from ant hills to lure occupants, crows savoring football memories, and wolves sliding down snow hills using tails as rudders.
WALLINGTON April 24. The veteran of State Report delivered the principal address at the opening by the American Society of International Law. The topic was The functions of International Law. George Toot is president. The meeting is at the New War hotel and will be completed.
At a Democratic county central committee meeting yesterday in the city Harrison was nominated as the party’s candidate for the county convention. The vote was unanimous for Harrison. The convention is set for Wednesday, July 29, in Harrison. Also in Ithaca Elocutionists opened their ninth annual convention at the Ithaca Conservatory of Music with welcome by Mayor Newman and President Schurman. News from Kankakee reports a flock of 60 chickens showing signs of illness due to fermented cherries found in the yard. Wisconsin millers met in Milwaukee for their annual session followed by a banquet.
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