Third Supreme Court Opinion Over Partition Case Reached
The case of A. C. Richardson and Walk Richardson against Richard Ruddy and others returns to the Supreme Court for a third opinion on setting aside an interlocutory decree and the referees report. The court previously ruled trial court had power to decree partition and affirmed the interlocutory decree. Washington news notes $924,108,101 in federal appropriations for the coming year, detailing major allocations to War, Navy, Interior, and other departments, with specific river and harbor projects in Washington and Oregon listed.
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Knights of Columbus organizes with sixty members in Spokane area
The Kootenai Council of Knights of Columbus launched yesterday with forty members, aiming for large growth next year. A Spokane delegation attended from Wallace as candidates assembled for the day at the Catholic church, with Father Purcell delivering the sermon. A banquet followed at the Idaho Motel with several clergymen and speakers, including J. C. Hawley and Father Purcell, addressing topics from homeownership to local county guidance.
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Idaho State Cory Show closes with large attendance
The Idaho State Cory Show ended Monday after a day of agriculture talks and demonstrations. Notable papers included Growing Corn in the Palouse and Effect of Temperature on Corn. The University of Idaho and Washington State College debate resulted in a Pullman victory. Townsend of Michigan announces bid for House speakership.
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Congress Opens At Noon In Deep Washington Daze
Congress convened at noon as both chambers gathered in Washington. Reports speak of vigorous debate over tariff revision and government expense bills while Roosevelt and Taft figures loom in opening ceremonies and state visits.
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MarlLe Palace London Exhibition Reveals Plans
The article discusses a future fashionable project at Queen Anne's Gate involving the purchase of 38 to 45 houses. It notes an arrangement with a Mandard entity to use the property for erecting marble palace styled colony facilities.
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Society Woman Acicides in Busy Bee Event
Society notes describe a woman of Brubtol and a named group attending a Bee social at Chmiomongh with a focus on local society figures. The item mentions a prominent attendee and a brief description of the event atmosphere in a compact society column style.
Daring Bank Robbery Attempt At Ellenaquag
A lone masked bandit entered the First National Bank in Ellenaquag Washington and fired on the assistant cashier when refused gold and silver. The cashier was shot in the arm as the robber fled, threatening to shoot the next person who tried to stop him. a posse formed to pursue him.
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Arete Chirag Marderger Granted Delay in Murder Case
The governor granted a 29 day reprieve in the murder case of a man tied to a ranch tragedy. The defendant’s supporters press for clemency while the daughter of the deceased asks the governor to spare her father.
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Dalton Garden News Closed Shop Debate At Local Game
Fragmentary report describes a Saturday evening discussion between Coeur d Alene Central high and Delton teams about labor issues and a closed shop. Mentions Dinktushes of Dalton Garden, H. McDonald of Malloy Brothers, and X. Taylor of Spokane in travel notes.
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Special Session Looms For Codes Debate And Leadership
The legislature weighs an extra session to act on codes drafted by Code Commissioner John F. Lane. Support for a special session centers on clearing the codes before the regular session, while shaping leadership and clerks for the coming assembly amid rival candidates and timber interests.
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