Lane Lumber plant to rebuild after devastating fire
Lane Idaho August 29 Lane Lumber company suffered a total loss when a fire wiped out its entire plant early Thursday. President FU Wall says rebuilding will start soon with a better equipped setup. Insurance covers about 150000000 and losses total around 140000. The firm, capitalized at 400000, employed 150000000 feet of timber in its North Park tributaries with a plant spanning 11 acres.
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Lane Lumber Company
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Lane Lamber Company
oMeers
P. H. Wall
G. Beott Anderson
M. K. Wall
B. F. O'Neil
Joseph Brown
Coeur d'Alene
Deiog
North Park
Death Valley Scott Is Broke In San Francisco
Walter Scott, famed mine owner known for squander, was ordered out of San Francisco by Chief Migey after a night of disipation. He fought arrest but accepted it, then was advised to stay away. he is now broke with few friends able to lend him money.
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Death Valley
Walter Scott
Migey
Beatt
Biggy
Black Hand Claims Victim in Chicago Barber Shop Shooting
In Chicago on Aug 24 a wealthy Hasan named Meine Liapinanto was shot dead at his barber shop by a Black Hand assassin. The killer approached, fired without a word, and escaped into the crowd as police seek clues to identify the gunman and motive.
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Blackhand
Meine Liapinanto
Hasan
Hila Barber Aloop
Diapinato
Ames
Diapmanto Wan
Wan
Isylethm
Diamante
Sestunin
Fred
Ameassis
FAPT GOES FISHING Delivers Short Address to Shutters
Athens August 29. Wun. It arrived enroute to Mi0éie Maseteland for an outing and met a large crowd at the depot. He delivered a brief address of non political character, attracting enthusiasm.
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Athens
Tate
Mi0éie
Maseteland
Baby Ros Attack Sparks Editorial Retort in Journal
Rev T A Daughters of the Morning Journal writes in defense against a hostile tirade by a local figure. The piece condemns theft of news from Spokane and attacks aimed at prominent Democrats, noting the insult to the press and urging restraint amid political controversy.
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Prof
Morning Journal
Boles News
Spokane
T. A
Locating New School on Best Land Lot for District
School board members J C White F G Wim H Trem A W Bronson and W A Andrews visited to discuss new facilities. They approved a one room school on the northeast corner of Best Land Block with a donated 100 by 160 foot tract. The WaldiIe moved to the new site and will be ready when term opens September 8, benefiting about 20 children in the district two miles from the nearest school.
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F. G. Wim
Trem
A.W. Bronson
W. A. Andrews
Peraooa
Best Land
Partington
Bryan
Walldiie
McIntosh Face Serious Enticement Charge in Spirit Lake
Marshall Warren of Spirit Lake reported McIntosh after a warrant charging him with enticing two girls to woods near Spirit Lake for carnal purposes. The alleged incident occurred about March 20, involving Jackson, 11, and Kiste Weber, 14. Knox swore to the complaint. McIntosh’s preliminary hearing was postponed as prosecutors found insufficient evidence to warrant a hearing. Police sought McIntosh, believed to be in Spokane, with plans for arrest and a Spirit Lake hearing once captured.
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Spirit Lake
Macrh
W. I. McIntosh Agatnet
Tue
la Anid
Oa Jackson
Kiste Webur
Ty John Knox
Metatouh
Mcintowk
Spokn
Twek
Lyon
Potts
Hangd Pow Wie Condemned Man Executed in San Rafael
Aug 2 in San Rafael California Dolphin Arbitre of Los Angeles reports that a condemned man was hanged for the murder of his wife. The execution was carried out calmly as he faced the proceedings, walked to the scaffold without visible emotion, and declined to offer last words, stating he had none but ready to pay the penalty. the sentence was carried out ten minutes later.
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San Refael
Cal
Postoffice Safe and Escape in Tacoma Burglary
A Parkland Tacoma postoffice was robbed as burglars entered from a rear door and blew the vault with dynamite. About 1600 dollars in funds, 20,000 stamps, and other property were taken. no suspects identified. Meanwhile midsummer concerts resume with planned performances at Drivwood Point if weather allows, or Hotel Idaho otherwise, featuring Bernstein, Bach, Rachmaninov, and other composers.
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Parkland
Kirtekwon
Ous
Robe Brn
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Hotel Idaho
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Pourque
Toujours
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Tebsitrousty
Mra
J. C Cunninghass
Melodie
Techalhowsky
Rubenseln
Rachmaninot
A Tale of the American Game
Bradly owner of a saloon at Sherman and Third streets in the Wola building was arrested for allowing gambling. The charge cites August events, a poker game for money, with bond set at 300 and case continued. The report includes a humorous anecdote about a prosecutor and a newcomer.
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N. B. Bradly
Sherman and
Thirdtreets
Wola
Busbess
Bilxt
Bradly
Potts
Atl Ware
Dame
Atorney
Idaho
Devastating Cloudburst Hits Folsom New Mexico
A cloudburst overwhelmed Folsom New Mexico late yesterday, wiping out the native town and killing many. The flood left houses swept away and survivors homeless. By today the death toll was 22 with expected rise to 45. five travelers sleeping in a hotel were killed. Hundreds displaced, telegraph and telephone lines down, and 20% of residents missing as rescue efforts continue.
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Tex
Folaome
N. M
Folsom
Henry Hallatarne
Lincoln Nebraska State Fair Opens With Busy Week Ahead
Lincoln Neb Aug 29 With nearly all exhibits in place the Sebrasia state fair is ready to welcome thousands of visitors during the next oxet week. Agricultural displays lead this year as organizers forecast strong crowds and varied attractions for the event.
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Neb
Sebrasia
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