Plans for Taft Inauguration Storm Delays, Flooded City
A severe storm grips the nation for days, freezing pipes and halting logging and commerce. In Taft's inauguration preparations, over $40,000 in subscriptions fund the event as Washington budgets for a large parade and security. Public spaces and streets are reorganized for crowd flow, with vehicle restrictions and staged salutes planned around the Capitol and White House.
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Washington
Iim
William Howard Taft
Paathad
D. W. Martin
Union Station
Cuno Rudolph
Sreworks
Frederick Gwen
Bylvexter
Foten
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fires Street
Twenty-Fourth Street
Crowe Streets
Pythian Installation Brings Knights and Sisters Together
A joint installation ceremony unites Uniform Rank Knights and Sisters in a fall event led by Uniform Bank and the Rutshde of Pythian. Major General Walsh of Hookane and Frank Smith preside, with Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Perrenold, and Mrs. Hattie Keller installing. Corey’s orchestra provides music. refreshments follow with a dance. Officers named span Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters, as well as first-term leaders. Debates and sports plans for local schools are announced, including high school teams and a postponed basketball game due to bad weather. The story closes with Idaho state senate facing a distasteful vacancy question.
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Werview Atom Core
Uniform Bank
Pythian
Pythao Bistare
Walsh
Hookane
Frank Smith
Knights of Pythias
Charles Stowe
Bombe Perrenold
Hattie Keller
Corey
Uniform
C. B. Coonrad
W. PF. Bigelow
I Elmer Rauch
Lee Mauch
Leroy Weston
J. B. Frasier
Gert Rude Booth
Chiat
Ira
Ada Casey
Stra America Barnes
Maude Dittemorw
Alta Childers
Mintrens of
Quance
Ella Reynolds
Url V. Hamilton
Myre
Jerda Frasier
Itva
Byrngton Committee Urges Table On Secret Service Debate
WARMINGTON Jan 8 The Byr-Hine committee recommended that President Roosevelt's January 4 energy and secret service portions be laid on the table. The panel argued the language questioned the house's privileges and proposed discharging the related section from further consideration. The report contends the language was unjustified and lacked factual basis, constituting an invasion of house privileges.
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Warmington
Roosersit
Secret Service
Romtait
House
Rescue Efforts Steadily Advancing After Earthquake
Jan. reports from Romn indicate rapid improvement in the relief and medical work in stricken cities and districts. American battleships may find little to do upon arrival. The chamber of deputies plans to vote for rebuilding Keegio and Memina and will dispatch commissions to San Francisco and Japanese cities for data on reconstruction.
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Romn
Jan
Chamber of Deputies
Keegio
Memina
Chamber of Deration
Bau Franciero
Local Basietball Team Edges E. Wy at Home
The city basketball team defeated aewan of Company 1% G Wy at Spohape last evening two score at 2¢ 10. The same team showed fast play but the home squad proved superior and won in detest. Saturday evening the poca Comm will play at the Are ery in eeetty Cook's teams of Bipot ane. The game will be called at 4:38 w'deek with Cowar d Alene for Drew and guards Grier and Mestart ta.
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G. W
Mowke
Arene City
Aewan
Spohape
Oca
Areery
Eeetty Cook
Bipotane
Enatent
Igen
Tn Esrefiens
Beascamp
Nelo
Bushnell
Jevarde
Berman
Fuap
Idaho Divides First Judicial District Weighs New District
In Boise legislators clash over redrawing lines to form a new judicial district from Rosner and Kootenai areas. Candidates for the Kootenal Bonser seat include Merman Taylor and ex Judge Morgan amid party infighting and accusations of anti Mormon sentiment shaping the reform effort.
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Boise
Tasha
Jen
Sue Byes
Rosner
Kootenai
Sue
Custer
Aubhort
Benatar
Marbeth
State Bar Association debate on district judges and reform
Lawyers from Idaho and supporters in Pocatello debated changes to the state court system. Judge Fremont Wood cited omissions and disadvantages of the current structure and proposed nonpartisan district judge elections with a constitutional convention. Governor Quating refused a proclamation for a district judges election.
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State Bar Association
Fremont Wood
Ender
Iacamaron Wan
le © Feithers
J. P. Gray
K. Worth Clark
Pocatello
Gray
Clart
James E Bad
Feuyteme
FF Quading
Ice King Grips the Northwest with Severe Winter
A sweeping cold snap devastates the Pacific Northwest and Inland Northwest. Lewiston Idaho, Pendleton Oregon, and Spokane region report record snow and single digit lows. Cities like Walla Walla, Pomeroy, and Pullman endure heavy snowfall, strong winds, and subzero temperatures, with some areas seeing over a foot of snow and temps plummeting to 20 below.
Court Sifts for Receiver in Spirit Lake Pension Case
In a Newport district court filing, CW Jewell seeks recovery of a pension for a Spirit Lake beneficiary. The action asks for the appointment of a receiver to oversee planning and related matters, with Hiteted Black & Wernetie representing the planning entity and RR serving as the defendant.
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Cw, Jewell Agtisat Reunion
Newport
Am Nation
District Court
Spirit Lake
Black & Wernetie
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