Idaho pardon scandal and public editorials on crime
The Coeur d Alene press condemns a state pardon of a murderer as a corrupt act tied to Governor Gooding and officials including Attorney General and the Secretary of State. It portrays Orchard as a villain while denouncing the pardon as a tragedy for Idaho and calls for accountability within the prison system. The piece also praises Senator Heyburn for pure food legislation and public service.
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Idaho
Diegrack
Belew
Gooding
Inher
Btate
Lanadon
Harry Orchard
Orchard Woatmar
Covernor
Orchard
Coward
Mtte
Weldon
Bonator Heybury
Bonator
Correction on Auditorium leadership statement sparks note
HAL SIADDUCK signs a correction denying claims that management left the troupe. He states he remains in charge of Fort Wright and Dayle AL at the Walla Wate auditorium and will stay for months. The note clarifies ongoing authority and position.
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Tabhor
Sory
Cat Fort
Change of Library Hours Begin Afternoon-Only
A notice announces a change in library hours starting Monday with the building open from 2 PM to 5 PM. It lists Mrs. J T Scott president of the Woman's Club and Mrs J M Aloer as chairmen of the Library Committee.
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Sue
J.T. Scott
Woman's Chuir
J. M. Aloer
Chatman Library Committee
Fragmentary Local Notice From March 106 Pomrth Street
A damaged OCR snippet mentions 106 Pomrth Street and melt whowe, indicating a fragmented local item. No clear event, names, or actions are readable beyond the street address.
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Fauy
Mer
Pomrth St
Tammany to Denver Special Train Outing Planned
July 2 New York crowds gear for a deluxe exile to Denver with about 650 Tammany Braves led by Chief Murphy. Transportation costs estimated at 65,000 dollars with 60 dollars per man for round trip plus berth and meals. Bryan representatives also arranging a special train at 118 dollars per traveler for supporters.
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Denver
New York
Tammany
Ble Chiot Murphy
Howe
Leuyor
Martian Munle
Malare
Hine Ayswurance
Hig
Charles
Murphy
Tam
Marge
Kanwae City
Omaha
Maurice Featherson
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Caves
Yom Smith
Mmamky
Pwather
Wen
Bat Fatherson
William J. Bryan
Peerone
Mere
Bryaniter
Lincoln
Neb
Ryan
Famine in India Threatens Over a Million Natives
Calcutta July 1 reports claim famine conditions worsen despite claims by MrrtinhoMetals of relief. Interior state sources say over a million natives face starvation, thousands have died in weeks, and as many as ten million may be driven to charity or death. British rule blamed for irrigation failures, high taxes, and scant native employment while agriculture remains unstable and beggars rise. Continued on page four.
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Calcutta
Tate
Howell
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Tduno
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Tven
Breanon
Idabo
Walt
Phil
Philantheoptat
Tditio
Palmer's
Herrick’s
Lake City Hardware Co. Ltd
Spend Tammany
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Bjorklund
IXL Clothing House
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
Robt. W. Collins
Wiggett Bloge
City
Spokane
Etty High
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