Making of American Malta Amid Pearl Harbor Fortifications
Sogolulu December reports a growing military mood in Honolulu as engineers survey Oahu for fortifications and a naval station at Pearl Harbor. Condemnation actions affect hundreds of residents while a new city hall nears completion and county offices plan shared space in the building.
Inadequate Library Quarters After Failed City Action
The library committee cites unsuitable current quarters and persistent maintenance problems. They have not taken action but fear suspending operations and removing books until the city allocates funds and provides suitable space.
Carnegie Says Tariff Not Needed for Steel Tools
Andrew Carnegie testified before the House Ways and Means tariff committee arguing the cost of production at home is cheaper than abroad, making a tariff unnecessary. He contended that foreign trade cannot compete seriously with U S. steel and tool makers.
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Installation Services of Masons and Eastern Star
A fragment notes the blue ledger of Masons hosting installation services this year. It mentions social events around the installation and baskets for the occasion furnished by the Eastern Star. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Local team edges Burke in hard fought basketball win
The local team defeated Burke 15 to 9 in a close, spirited contest at Wal ace arena. Mic Fay Thomas starred with outstanding plays as Burke began strong but faded in the final minutes, while the Joest team showcased depth with Lillian Coon and Way Thomas among others. A return game is set for Princess rink on Saturday evening.
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French Kills Overflow Bill for Dam on Coeur d Alene Reservation
In Washington on Dex 31 a member identified as French of Idaho killed the overflow bill intended to grant Washington Water Power company authority to dam the St Joe and Coeur d Alene lakes region. He claimed to act to limit overflow to about 6,000 acres but admitted the move aimed to aid the company, with later reports indicating 12,000 acres could be affected. The measure passed favorably through the House and was endorsed by the Interior Department before French altered his stance.
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Rumor of Ambassador Reid's Removal and Local Club Elections
London Dee reports a persistent rumor that American ambassador Reid may be ousted as Taft's administration takes office. Displeasure over Reid's lavish hospitality is cited along with other reasons. Slated officers include President J. K. McClain and Vice President N. Dunn, with Boyd Mamitten as board chair and William Dollar as treasurer. The club plans to expand membership and boost efforts for future growth.
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Demingo Contest Reveals Interior Hearing Over Water Flood Risk
Officials in a Deming controversy debated mineral content and water levels on a 5,000 acre tract. The Spokane Coeur dAlene mining district linked company pledged water rise limits to protect land, while officials argued the level could overflow. Congressional inquiry cited contrasting statements by the company and consent pledges.
Langford Plain Bout Promises Fire in Coliseum Contest
Langford of San Francisco and Boston Firnn arrive for the Dec 11 Coliseum boxing bout. Both fighters report full training and readiness, aiming for a decisive evening in the ring.
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Revision of Idaho Laws Prompts Broad Legislative Proposals
A transcription of proposed Idaho law revisions outlines acts to alter terms of office, education fund deposits, state audits, and eight grade exams. It calls for registration of warrants, compulsory education, new military code alignment with federal standards, and targeted funding for libraries, roads, and boards. The list includes tax, bond, and bondable debt adjustments, rural health and sanitation measures, and expanded regulation of railways utilities and electric companies.
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Postal rules warn against holiday greetings on mail parcels
Washington dispatch reports the postoffice department policing third and fourth class mail for holiday greetings on parcels. Officials note such writing may violate the law and lead to misclassification and penalties.
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