City council debates alleys and sidewalk project
City officials discuss grading an alley near Hubbard’s and McCrea’s additions, with a bill for draw-up papers and a push to post protections. Residents petition for a north side sidewalk on Main between Fourth and Third, while franchise and water pipe matters prompt committee referrals and safety considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siveting Jant Vyen
Miery Khember
Steaiwind Boyd Hagniton
Hubbard
Tod
McCrea
M. Flynm
Tedsi
A. Etrickar
Congress of Pans De Moines opens annual Co operation congress
Delegates from across the country gather in Des Moines for the opening of the annual Farmers Co operation Congress. The event, organized a year ago at Topeka, brings together agricultural bodies, allied farmers, and strong southern participation with Barrett leading efforts to influence the next session. The program includes discussions on cooperative enterprises from cotton to grain, creameries, elevators, and banks, with prominent authorities on agriculture and cooperatives in attendance as the congress continues through tomorrow and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Moines
Couaty
Topeka
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
American Society of Fquity
Charles 8
Barentt
Farmers Union
Cy Congres
Prowdent Barrett
Auanta
Enjoin Mining Company Held in Contempt Urgent Hearing
In Grand Rapids Michigan the owners of the General company are summoned to appear in court to explain why they should not be held in contempt for violating a temporary junction. The dispute involves Calumet and Wiles Mining company, which seeks to restrain the Ow coolk company from withholding the annual election and from continuing certain routines. Also cited is a Genevaota building project valued at $50,000 near Le Kar, with the contention that it violated the order.
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Ghand Rapids
Mich
Todsral Court
Temurroe
Vhay
Calumet and Wiles Mining Company
Ow Coolk Company
Japan Retrenches Forces Amid War Budget Cut Talks
Report from Tokyo notes Tokyo dispatches on retrenchment in military spending. Discussions at a high level aim to reduce army and navy expenses for the next year, with policy shifts toward tightened wartime fiscal management and reallocation of funds.
Honeymoon Excursion Leaves Chicago Tomorrow
Chicago dec 17 a honeymoon special sails tomorrow for a thirty day tour by rail with Dan Cupid at the helm. couples only report a voyage lavish in novelty and romance on the Northwestern Southern Pacific and Union Pacific lines. ticket sales are selective amid a ban on reporters and unmarried guests, promising a luxurious, discreet trip for newlyweds and those deeply in love.
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Caleage
Chicago
Dan Cupid
Northwestern
Southern Pacific
Tnion Pacific
Boen
Bition
Cupri
B.A. Hatebiean
Manarer
Newapauer Ten
Bolin
Au An
Exclude Japs William Blackman Declares Exclusion Policy
William Blackman of Beattie urged a national policy to exclude foreigners not proficient in English at a hall meeting of a Japanese exclusion league in Seattle. He claimed Japanese labor harms American manhood, citing past protests over Japanese workers on local projects and urged banning admission or citizenship for non English readers.
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William Wackman
Beattie
State
Labor Commis Soner
Howard Street
Spokesman-Review
Wnlone
Blackman
Roosevelt
Pacific
Jim Hil
Reverett
Tradt
Ariat Mabor
Hatchery plan sparks river and mountain trout debate
A letter from Ballinger of Sowie a Aveom Idaho argues for locating a large fish hatchery along a river or lake area to support mountain trout, with plans to donate acres for the project. The writer promotes homes, food, and stability, urging a shift from drink and tobacco to public welfare and constitutional rights.
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Ton Honan
Wolf Lotge
Meelatmie
Ube Kish Prion
Aptrals to Coworkee and Laboring Mess
Fragmented text laments wartime unity and homefront industry. Calls workers and families to rally behind the nation’s factories and arms production, praising durable goods and productive labor as the country’s shield against invasion. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Senate hears Titman critique of government leaders
In Washington on December 17 Senator Titman led a senate session with denouncements of the president the secretary of the treasury and the department of justice amid a subdued mood. The house discussion focused on an introduction of Slip with little substantive progress reported.
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Naahington
Titman
Ube
Treasury
Justice
Muandere
Industry
Senate
Train HoldUp Attempt Near Trent Station
Reports from Biorane Washington describe a suspected attempt to rob westbound Northern Montana passenger No. 3 near Trent Station nine miles east of Apokane at around 10 o'clock this morning. Special Agent Hindman and a posse pursued leads, while railroad officials weigh the pattern of recent hoverings and plan a thorough probe to identify suspects and prevent further attempts.
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Biorane
Wash
Trent Station
Milne
Apakane
Harry Draper
Joel Hindtan
Mhertit
H. B. Deak
Spokane
Hindman
Stor F
Marty Draper
Trent
Ayedtal
Rough ARA Portaft On Board The Stramhmip Grant
The President Grant with passengers Secretary Taft Mrs Taft and their son Charles faced rough seas and weather delaying progress toward New York. A minor Hamburg departure December 7 brought the secretary aboard and rough conditions cooled the voyage. they expect to reach New York Friday or Saturday. Roosevelt had urged no nomination announcement, and Taft stated he had no information on political matters at home.
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Stramhmip Peleident Grant
Cape Kare
President Grant
Taft
Mra Taft
Charles
Hase
New York
Hamburg
Mabie
Law
Hoosevelt
Bom
Haahot Hall Game Promises Big Night for Local Club
The Tasbat ball team of Coeur d Almas AibreUe Club prepares to host Randpotet on Monday December 22 at Princess Roller Rink. A friendly test match precedes a dance with music by top local performers. Patrons include Mrs Leeper, Mrs J 7, Miss P 4 Bealion, Mrs J M Rider, and other community figures.
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Tasbat
Coeur d' Almas AibreUe
Leeper
Bealion
Bra
J. M. Rider
Mire WU
McParland
Cora Keamnedty
Metis
J.T
Proxy scramble over Illinois Central stock ties Chicago bankers
In Chicago on December 17 a proxy for 4800 shares of Illinois Central stock was held by Haron Kombi & Mane, European bankers. The proxies are said to have been sent through Bearritt to represent Iskty Laomdan. Rumors spread tonight of renewed scramble for proxies as the adjourned annual meeting approaches on December 1.
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Illinois Central
Haron Kombi & Mane
Europeas
Bearritt
Isk Ty Laomdan
Rattroyd
Earthquake Strikes Wilestata Germany Late Holiday Evening
A violent shock reported near Wilestata in Germany on December 47 at 9:64 p m caused brief disturbance. Officials noted the tremor lasted a moment and was recorded on the instrument. Local witnesses describe paper sacks and distant printing disruptions as the event unfolded.
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Wilestata
Wileslau
Germany
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