Northern Idaho debated for governor rotation claim
The Caplin News quotes Rep. Killyack of Fremont County saying Northern Idaho is entitled to the rotation for governor. He doubts any suitable candidate exists and suggests the region may dominate the next state contest. Robert Bragaw’s auditor duties are noted as controversial and state officers face legal scrutiny. Governor Gooding asserts control over actions to prevent illegal acts.
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Caplin News
Killyack
Fremont County
Idaho
Howevr
Hrady
Congeamenny
Wenitor
Ihpeck
Moran
Robert Bragaw
Koatemal
Hia
Romynot
Vorsonu
Tate
Bryan Ideas Draw Support From Democrats Amid Bill Action
President Joseval and Win supporters repeatedly push Bryan Ideas in a congressional bill, signaling growing Democratic alignment. The latest evidence shows party cohesion wavering as lawmakers discuss the measure and its implications.
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Joseval
Win
Bryan
Fowler Tras
Public Interest in Arts Endowment Debate
A heated North American review argues for public funding to preserve Thespian art. Observers urge Carnegie and other benefactors to seed a national theater fund while urging citizens to support the cause in time.
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Thorighly
Rome
Carnegie
Benal Hone
Arthur Jones
Automobiles gain momentum beyond novelty in Paris
A Paris dispatch argues cars are no longer a mere fad but a practical necessity in commerce and daily life. It notes growing popularity as essential transport, with fashions fading and usefulness driving widespread adoption despite higher costs.
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Paris
France
Paria
Libraries of the Future say newspapers will become knowledge hubs
An address in Trenton, New Jersey argues newspapers will increasingly assume the role of libraries. They will publish novels, biographies, drama, and art in magazine departments, with large type on better paper and automatic organization. The Sunday supplements hint at future art and illustration, while editors foresee newspapers preserving education and culture as they evolve.
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Ge National Life
New York
Jemary
Semon
New York ‘Tribune
Wiliam Winter
Kiwis
Booth
Irving Mansfeld
Irvings
Arweien
Cation Dana
Mbesrian
N. Js
Mery
Pat
Rchord
Hexties
Servite
Trwnton
NX. 1
Basung
Newervey’ Labeary Association
New York Trin
Siprarieg
Dana
Tim Dent
Dacoand
SIRE A FRESHIE SON A SOPH IN HAZY COLLEGE TALE
A garbled report describes a father and son at a Missouri university involved in a campus dispute over dress. The elder, a forty four year old Columbia alumnus, returns to classes while the younger, now a sophomore, faces pressure to remove his hat and wear proper attire. The incident leads to a temporary clash and disciplinary actions as students adjust to campus norms.
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Haze
Bon
Mato University of Mumouri
Columbia
New York
Mies
Elmer Wilaworth Vantuntin
Vulverstey
Agricultural
University
Howe
Stephens Calings
Vaunatte
Grand Exhibition of Japan 1912 Announces Major Fair Plan
The Tokyo exhibition planned for April to October 1912 aims to showcase Japanese industry civilization and resources. It seeks to be the greatest fair yet, with 10,000,000 yen in central government spending plus facilities for foreign exhibitors and offered land to attract participants.
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Japan
Tokyo
China Telegraph
Fragmentary report on brain covering and gold teat incident
A damaged account describes a skull injury involving a tractor accident and a fall. It mentions surgery, the brain covering and dura, and a gold teat lodged near the head. The fragment cites a New York Tribune dispatch and Marland University context with garbled names and details.
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Richard Kwanger
Elevii
Reinrkatie Murgica
Baltior
New York
Tribun
Marland
University
Stott City resident accused in gem cutter thefts in century
Aisemurt Peart, Sam Paiser, and a Stott City resident are linked to the removal of gem stones from Spring River near Routes Gy. Sixteen stones weighing about 110 grains were reportedly taken during the past year, with the group described in local reports.
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Aisemurt Peart
Sam Paiser
Stott City
Tas Itimpuset
Selon Lworth
Cozy Ranch and Cottage Listings with Bargain Prices
A long listing of homes and building plots describes multiple properties for sale. Highlights include a five room plastered bungalow with porch, pantry, and barn valued around 950 dollars. a corner lot with picket fencing. a four room cottage near school priced at 750 dollars. a two story residence with seven rooms near the post office and high school. several level lots priced from 500 to 550 dollars.
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Tae Reas
Sonorete Foundation
Jor House
Hitle Howe
Lea
Ansp
Jorge Porch
Sahool
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Libraries OF the Future
Robert W. ‘Collins
Teoh
Henry Breck Jon
Avondale
Hayden Lake
Jake
Kootenal
Coour d*Alene City
Hamgda
Coeur d'Alene
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Lafarty Bakery
A. W. Hurleigh
C. Manning
August Jonsen
Sherman Street
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