State county boards discuss revenue law revision
Idaho county commissioners convened to plan a complete reform of the state revenue statutes and to appoint a committee to draft needed legislation for county administration. They endorsed a proportional funding plan for wards in homes and projected broader consolidation of taxation and forest service revenue.
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Boise
Idaho
Comntees
Forcat
Shite Board of Equalisator
Genes Ratlronda
Brady
State Board of Finalization
Orth Idaho
Bureas
Auchod
Forest Service
National League and Athletic Association Meet in New York
National League convened at Wal Astoria hotel with no press access to discuss major policy and president succession amid factional tensions led by Dreyfuss and Murphy. Philadelphia Athletic Association holds annual directors’ meeting amid diverse candidate slate and polemics over football section treatment.
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Monier
Anpire
New York
N. Y
Bpr
National Rescue of
Tanebalt
Wal -Astoria
Vietary
American Leaguers
National League
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
John A. Heydter
Murphy
Chicago
Meydier
John M Ward
Io Murphy
Philadelphia
Nome
Horace Pagel
Eprom
Plan to Use Cheaper Meats Prompts Hotel Kitchen Debate
A Denver Rotel managers conference discussed using cheaper cuts like shoulder and neck to satisfy American demand for cheaper meals while educating chefs. European cooks already create palatable dishes from such meats. A special instruction session may guide chefs on stews and dishes like beef a la mode to hide lower cuts.
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Wendy
Denver
Cole
Bava
Sanree
Ove
Hotalkemper
Europe
Teda
Hranwon Max Woomma Hardware Firm Incorporates
Branson hardware firm joins Branson MRE Loder Bled to form Hranson Max Hardware Company with $50,000 capital, $40,000 paid in. Officers elected include President C. Max, Vice President J. J. Connor, Secretary Lannie V. Miles, and A. W. Branaca. New organization plans to expand in Coeur d'Alene area, improve stock, and ease public access.
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Ingins Bentares
Danmary
Keeton
Branson
Mre Loder
Hranson & Max Hardware Company
Himiind
C. Max
J. J. Connar
Lannie V. Miles
A.W. Branaca
d'Alene
Surprise for 4H Members at Stowe Home
Members of the King of Fame Knights of Hytheian Society visited Mr and Mrs Charles Stowe in Springwater Addition. They held a farewell evening as the group prepared to depart for southern California. Gifts included a silver beaded bracelet and a cheese fork, with a K of P charm presented and numerous tokens of appreciation.
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K. of
Sire Stowe
Hatile Keller
A .W. Tieaseon
Rowe
End
Creamery Leaders Predict Washington to Be Nation’s Salt Producer
Representatives of major creameries in the Northwest gathered yesterday, forecasting a bright future for Washington creamery operations. All parties expressed strong confidence that the state will become the leading producer of salt products in the nation.
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ERA Tiinn
Seattle
Northwest
de Washingtog Creamery
Masses of Negroes Rampage at Arkansas Jail
Deputies guard a jail in Arkansas as a mob of men identified as African American confront police over an alleged interracial incident. A white victim, Mrs Mary Cummings, was severely assaulted. a white man was captured, forced toward the Mississippi, and drowned after being tossed into boiling water.
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Ane Mohd
Mmeriare Pears
Megrome
Mimissippi
Railway workers strike district turmoil and renewal
In Butts Montana on December 1 an effort to resolve a wide labor dispute involved W M Clark of Indianapolis vice president of the Order of Railway Conductors and Robert McIntyre of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. After talks both sides returned to work as the Amalgamated Copper Company mines resumed operations the following morning.
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Butts
Mont
W. M. Clark
Indianapolis
Order of Railway Conductare
Robert McIntyre
Brotherhood of Railway
Roth
Amalgamated Copper Company
Cowl
Collision in Patotte claims teen life and injures others
A chaotic crash in Patotte injures eight, leaving Frank Slumpe, 16, dead and several others hurt. Local authorities report multiple passengers involved, with varying serious to light injuries as investigators begin to piece together events.
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Patotte
Lee
Frank Slumpe
Sod Wertona
Tome
Watiash Toenmothve
Somber Bound ofren Ten Before District Court
A man was brought before Judge Kagbere for a preliminary hearing in district court and was bound over on a charge. The hearing room lacked furnishings at the time of the session. A note at the courthouse references a new improvement district planned to cover several streets, with boundaries along Sherman and Mullan and extending to Lake Shore.
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Sherman South
King Leopold 1 Xear Beating Doow
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Brussels
Levyeldook
Chesar
ORAS
Famelec
Mt, Paul
Sean
Misemiats
Sevatry
A. ¥. Wade
Washington
Josie
Georgix Agricaiterst College
Byield
Georgia
Alabama Birthday Remembered in Fragmented Note
A damaged OCR fragment recalls Alabama joining the union on December 14, 1819, noting population aspects and a mention of early teen years. The text is garbled but centers on Alabama’s statehood anniversary and demographic hints.
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Alamama
Alabama
Prohibition and Crime in Pittsburgh Spark Broad Debate
Prohibition stirs Pittsburgh as residents blame mayor and officials for crime surge and saloon closures. Investigations reveal graft between city joints and police, with executions of officials and ongoing raids. Reports describe robberies near business districts and a wave of violent incidents, raising concerns over law enforcement and public safety.
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Pitthburg
Kaater
Por & Titon
Patlee
Pittsburg
Singer
Supreme Court
Ward
Jackson
Deer Kill Totals Highlight Maine Open Season
The Maine deer season runs October 1 through December 18 with about 18 006 deer killed on average in the state. The count reflects the mating period and the large forest area where hunting is permitted.
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Aten Aron OL Adgunta
Maine
Ander
Long battle looms as insurgents press in Nicaragua
Reports from Managua and Washington indicate a prolonged conflict between insurgent forces and Zelaya troops. Estimations show the rebels preparing for over eight weeks of engagement with machine guns, 1000 rifles, and large cartridge supplies seized near Matagalpa. President Madera may seek terms while Madriz’s influence signals cautious moves in the capital.
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Astie
Guam
New York
Dee
Chaessoren
Betaye
Wariington
B.C
Caldera
Isies Cammaiar Agri
Managua
Senor Madera
Manaus
Madris
Melaye
Contested Congressional Seats Spark Debate in Territory
Reports from Warlington British Columbia indicate tension as Hamilton signals potential separatist moves. Arizona and Kentucky members seek distinct congressional crescents, while Hamilton criticizes constitutional acceptance and possible withholding of approvals by the more conservative faction.
Unclear regional health alert reported in state
A faulty OCR snippet describes a health scare in California with mention of a virulent form of a disease. It references Callfersis University and laboratory-confirmed cases spreading from Pasedoes to Morkee, with fears of reaching multiple valleys in the San Joaquin area. The text is garbled and hard to decipher.
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San Joaquin
Amd
Cal
Callfersis University
Roman Ihe
Pasedoes O Morktee
Fan Jeageis
Racramenin
OPMET LAMP Is ROW HOON TAKES FIRE
In Cincinnati a fire incident injured and killed several people. Three children named Phemas Wiles William Racker and Willem Dewitie are mentioned among the injured or deceased. Mrs Laure and other adults also affected.
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Dee
Elle
Amfersos
Phemas Wiles
Wiliam Racker
Willem Dewitie
Teal
Laure
Pay Ceretmas Dividends in New York
The notice mentions December payments for year end dividends amid concerns over fire damage and fund adequacy. It notes that this period sees many railroads and related entities swelling funds through disbursements and implies sufficient money for expenses.
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New York
Raneela
Enfield Esate
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