Heyburn Finances and the Coeur d’Alene Interview
Citizens of Coeur d’Alene read the interview with Boyd Hamilton, cashier of the Coeur d’Alene Manufacturing company, critiquing Senator Hayburn’s financial bill. The piece argues the senator lacks depth, warns against centralizing power, and urges the people to practice a square deal locally rather than rely on federal reform.
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Coens D’alene
Boyd Hamilton
Coeur d'Alene
Mhuwe
Hayburn
Mamiifou
Congress
Hamilton
Heytarn
Karopa
Atvuninge
Poli‘ciea
White House
Political debate and labor protests stir mid-1920s fears
A scattered discussion outlines union pressure for riotous labor demands and a conservative critique of radical agitation. It mentions a staged demonstration, unemployment issues, wartime debt, and a broad public response across newspapers and authorities.
The March of Monarchies in American Thought
A fragmented editorial lamenting the drift toward monarchy and dictatorship, contrasting Revolutionary ideals with perceived modern moves toward royal rule, and urging defense of a republic. It recalls past fears of kingship and praises free political institutions while warning of gradual shifts in power and belief.
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Mmcmarchy
Grimstooun
Amverionnaus
Ava
England
Germany
Austria
Europe
Wasking
Prayer and Trade Notions Amid Vast Incoherence
Fragmented review discusses price competition and legislative limits, cites Mistaken arguments on restraining trade. Also includes odd anecdotes from Hindoo customs and a Virginia car trip, ending with a satirical note on global conduct.
Winter Sat Fashion Hint From Local Gossip
Fragmentary dialect note mentions a winter sat and a knot woven phrase tied to a Cleveland Plum Deader. The readable text suggests a social item or regional gossip snippet with informal speech and a quotation about winter attire. Named persons or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the legible lines.
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Cleveland
Pacific Fleet Mascots Sail To Guard Atlantic Voyage
Aboard the Atlantic fleet ships sailors bid farewell as the battleship force led by Admiral Evans sails. Mascots including Pedro the goat and others like Culebra Bill San Juan Harlem Mike and Brooklyn Bill accompany the crews, with stories of their antics and roles on ships such as the Connecticut, Vermont, Missouri, and Kentucky.
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Culebra
IL Pedro
Guantansino
Patrick Spite
San Juan
Brooklyn
Muller Ou
Thery la Fet
Ran Pranciaco
Connecticut
Yachiia
Capes
Ivans
Pedro
Guantanamo
Viretuta
Anc
New York
Trinidad
Patrick Bplte
Gsivesion
Maine
Patrick
Patrick Molte
Fleet
Bill
Cade
United States
Bostrwain
Branow
Stow
Des Moines
Brooklym Bill
Acros
Manrattan
Mrosteiga
Admiral Thomas
Vermont
Olympia
Manila
Harlem
Iso
Isom
Missouri
Kentucky
Hobote
Alabama
Kansas
Bank” Ee
Pension Antaourathe Wee Senate Reform Note
In this fragment a pension related note references Ulme and a spring reform theme. It hints at Senate action and policy change with unnamed actors and unclear dates. The readable portion emphasizes pension topic and legislative context without concrete outcomes.
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Pension Antaourathe
Senate
Property Bargains Across City Listings and Farm Lands
Real estateads describe houses cottages two story residences and lots near schools and city offices with prices from 1250 to 10000 plus farm parcels 160 acres 240 acre farm with timber and water rights. Notable listings include corner lots near schools and a Kooteenai county farm ten miles from G o d Alang city with railroad access and close to a post office.
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Siost
City High
Serioul
Kootenai
Goeur d'Alang City
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Coeur D'Alene Evening Press
Pomuameng Company
Tilatios
Heyburn Finances
Frasn
Eetreciom Unio
Qe Doard
Iron Trade Review
Ainiabed
Joglalniors
Pen
Bell
Abbe Dubois
Virginia
Maya
Weill
Mart
Ail
Pacific Fleet
Armada
Admiral Evans
Behrowder
Bensine
Matches
Dos
Quate
Basra
Robert W. Collins
Oo & Roe
Bargatt
Sobool
Frost
Noren
Faso
Otty Mimita
Foveland
Witl
Avondale
Hayden Lake
First Clase
Spokane
Jo Harrison
The
Lafferty Bakers
A- W
Burtoigh
B Matting
August Jensen
Cycler
Asec
Lafayette Transfer & Storage Company
Tatington
Sherman Street
American Trust CO
Old Hampshire
the Press Publishing CO
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