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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
2
A Boise county dispute over local option is blamed on Paul Clagstone as presses question the veracity of claims. Amid a broad railway strike, factories close and thousands lose work while Kentucky liquor sales draw large crowds and ongoing tension between authorities and public sentiment.
govt probes farmers for income tax dodging via census questions on acres arable land woodland price asked crop yield and stock and millinery. Refusal to answer carries fines. The piece notes farmers’ fear of government scrutiny and the complexity of the census process.
A dated editorial critiques Japan Manchuria actions and U.S. stance, citing Tokyo Washington talks to warn against aggression. It stresses open policy, warns against deception, and defends U S open door principles while noting potential misunderstandings.
Returning from Atlantic City Frankford shows a cheap ping pong photograph to his wife and says a man loves her. The husband questions the image and its origin as the wife identifies the man as Jim. Philadelphia Times.
Fragmentary quotation shows a prison debate on introducing tase ball among inmates. Offhand untranslated phrasing questions a proposal and consequences, with unclear speakers and context. The fragmentary text lacks identifiable events, dates, or notable named entities.
A quirky exchange between a well known clergyman and a railway worker unfolds as the clergyman boasts long experience with couplers. The workman counters with a sharp remark about his twenty years of practice, highlighting practical skill over mere claims.
A clipped exchange shows an official questioning an employment applicant. The applicant denies knowledge of railway matters while hints of reform and education appear in the misread dialogue and corrupted phrases. The scene references Washington.
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