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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
1
An article outlines President Roosevelts push to retry Standard Oil cases and the governments stance on justice amid technicalities. Attorney General and figures like Kellogg are cited as guiding actions to avert miscarriage of justice while preparations for further legal steps proceed across multiple states.
In Lind, July 24, 12 year old Ja Cordell Aaron Nye and Kar Lind were jailed by Sheriff Guwa after a reported hold up in an alley. They allegedly carried out a planned robbery taking a small boy’s property and later purchased ice cream before being found by a marshal. Delinquency charges were filed. the boys show no remorse and remain in custody.
Butte Montana July 24 delegates from across the United States attend a national convention of wool growers and sheep shearers. The event gathers hundreds for a planned address and related industry discussions.
July 24 at West Point, several fourth and first class cadets were sent home after a hazing incident. Named individuals include William T. Russell, Marty G. Wevee, Byron G Jepes, George W. Chase, William M. Prue, Ixane Bpauidine Delabotu, WH Moltke, and Janes A. Gib, from New York, Alabama, Virginia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
In Moscow Idaho the Latah county Democrat convention saw a sharp divide over a polygamy issue between Mormon and anti Mormon factions. The body approved a platform calling for state wide prohibition and a law against unlawful cohabitation, while criticizing Republican tax policy and local governance. Governor Justin Jobo woud be invited to speak at the August Wallace gathering.
Royal Raymond of Wisconsin arrived with Spokane detectives to arrest John Doe on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The man proved to be John Doe’s brother, not the murderer, after being brought to Sprague by local officials.
Kalispell Mont July 74- A state board of inquiry heard testimony from Oat a prominent timber buyer and from Harry Adams of Bamery Lumber as part of investigating alleged misdealings in timber sales. Edward Dickey presented an exhibit from the state land register later disavowed to test reliability. Libby editor L M Faust refused to name informants. Jim Frasier, Great Northern brakeman, testified about a Somers Land company grab and was later dismissed from his depot post. the hearing continued amid ongoing scrutiny of timber holdings and state land board actions.
The H R Lewis Lanter Co planing mill, closed after attachments, will resume operation under two receivers F A Wacknall and Pred Grinell. Management aims to restart tomorrow, restoring jobs and contributing to local prosperity while creditors are settled and the mill may operate alongside its parent business.
A Republican county party committee in Idaho reports Gikeoo Rowinsint for state senator is disqualified for submitting improper documents and failing final proof within months. A separate challenger by the Wicker slate may pursue another contest, while an opponent named Robert Metrack is listed as nominated for the legislature after a prior inquiry.
In Wallace Idaho on July 24 two strangers attempted a holdup near a residence. Mr. Rossi and Mrs. Rossi confronted the men. shots were fired, wounding one, and Sheriff Dalley detained the suspects as a pistol and revolver were recovered. Police reports note burglaries in recent days and the armed confrontation led to arrests near the home.
A chaotic dispatch reports Turkey's opposition committee sending a memorandum to the sultan demanding reforms and signaling a possible revolt in Monastir amid disputed authority. In Washington and KL, new talks address ongoing conferences and potential policy moves as Turkish troops face internal pressure and unsteady leadership.
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