Nagel report details foreign trade and immigration limits
Secretary Nagel reports on immigration and commerce measures, noting foreign labor and shipyard output. He cites Japan travel restrictions, the value of imports and exports, and U S ship production, with warnings that interstate action alone cannot solve trade and labor issues.
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Bureau of Car
Fate Pholim Settlers Claims In Marble Creek Case
Attorney General files a demurrer arguing the Marble Creek area settlers lack title under the law. The action seeks to quash a writ of prohibition requested by William Bald Prison to halt removal of 7000 kernels by settlers. The dispute centers on eligibility and status of homestead claims amid legislative guidance.
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Brea
Belie Keown
Robert Lord
Ius
Walla Walla
Davie
Jones
Lincoln County
Washington
New York
Jarott
Wash
William Mr. Thompson
Batley
Ture Qad
Malley
Walle Walla
Spokane Bridge
Uume
Jones Leive
Ames
Coumienante
Gatlor Ind
Iasal
Neltie
Davis
Reials
Hobes
Ax Belog
Demurter
Marble Creek
Genntal Stefnugal
Agathel Us Board
William Bald
Land title dispute questions public land status
The demurrer argues the petition fails to show essential legal facts about the land status and state ownership. It contends the land may still be government property, not yet patented or clear titled, and questions the board and secretary’s authority over land selection and sale.
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McDorgel
Imdgrior Department
Atate
Genaral J. H. Pet Face
Internull Board
Wrman & Wymee
Demmurrer
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Land Board
Government of
United Btates
Isalle
Dave Lon
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Wre
Tnterkar
Americans Fired Upon by Zelaya Invasion Report
Patchy dispatch reports American Marines landed near Munfeld and were fired upon as Zelaya forces attacked Binefelds and nearby towns. General Chamorro reportedly arrives with 266 troops, aiding defense against the advancing Zelaya army.
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Zelaya
Alurpuelde
Graytons
Chaimarre
Serge
Binefelds
Chamorro
Rama
New
Orlenae
Dee
Munfeld
Felaye
America
Miveneld
Nh Ie
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Labor and War Rhetoric in Spokane
Fragmentary text references Northern Pacific rail workers and a looming conflict. Mentions of war outcomes, labor actions, and possible railway settlement appear amid garbled lines about unions, Hawley of the switchmen, and promises by leaders. The passage blends labor dispute notes with wartime rhetoric and dated references, lacking coherent events.
Construction progress on the tomer worksite reported
The report notes workers on the project advancing with frost delays and plans to enclose the structure soon. Foreman Purrell and supervisor Kyele oversee about 26 workmen pushing the build, with interior beams and windows being installed as winter weather continues.
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Smerther
KM Kyele
Balléer
Miss Blanchard Won the Piano Contest at Coeur d'Alene
A chaotic OCR recount of a piano prize event with Miss Oniuds Mawehard as winner and multiple donors and prizes noted. The narrative describes attendees, gifts, and concluding festivities, with references to local figures and a state committee meeting.
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Father Parcel
Coeur d’Alene
Mawehard
Genewiere Garey
Binet
Warty Pirie
Gort
Marie
Preminas Darien
Kowtenal
Maine
Emdeea
Mendy
Ita
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