City Council Adopts Bills as Treasury Empties
Regular session notes show council approving several committee reports and bills, while city attorney cites a near empty treasury. A planned special meeting was set to review property assessments and sewer projects, with warrants drawn for payments and officials warned no wages could be issued without new funds.
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Wiles
Werther
AteFare
L,wei
Cen
Olice Indice
Chile
Poide
Handiton
Pers
Auvens
Pete Set Pinee
Afta
Anxnee Cosuinitien
Amiou
Main
Walariw
New Bank Notes to be Printed in Coming Days
Washington June 7 Treasury officials said printing of the new bank notes would begin within ten days. The notes will mirror present bills with the legend altered to Secured by bonds of the United States or other securatives. Denominations and rollout timing remain under discussion.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Coolidge
Ralph
Bureau of War Fraving
W. Aldridge
United States
GLO National Banks
Redempad
Biggest show on earth opens at state convention in Racine
A three day state convention in Racine opens with a real big show featuring elves and Elk parade plus performances. A banquet, drills, smokers and other doings are planned alongside the main event during the three days.
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Ike Hire & Chems
Racine
Wit
Kika
Well Known Citizens Marry at Home of Bride
Ralph T. Morgan and Margaret Main wed this afternoon at 3 o clock in the home of the bride’s parents. Reverend W. J. Fry of the Methodist church performed the ceremony. Only immediate relatives attended. Agnes Main, a nurse, served as bridesmaid. The groom is a noted jurist in the district and later opened a law office in Coeur d Alene. The bride is a social favorite. The couple proceed to Portland for a visit and will return to establish their home here.
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Edward J. Gunger
Mace
Idaho
Panule
Lawson
Threaty
T. A
Gunger
Mise Lawson
Herman Lawson
Edawn
Simone the Young. Nepple
Tiree
Tee Ralph T. Morgan
Miseargaret Main
Alexander Main
Hay
W. J. Fry
Methodist Church
G. Dwyer
Agnes Main
Judge Wood
Kootenal
George Walker
May Receipts and Expenditures Reported by Government
Washington June 3 The monthly statement of government receipts and expenditures shows a deficit for May amounting to 8,676,212. The eleven month totals show receipts of 344,407, and disbursements of 910,010,765, leaving a deficit of 62,603,605. Receipts from customs in May 1908 were 19,414,844, down about 8,000,000 from May 1907. internal revenue 18,?4 064 shows a decrease of 427,000. Civil and miscellaneous costs rose 663,000. warships 175,000. pensions 1,100,000. public works 714,000.
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Washington
Oregon Voters Favor Chamberlain In State Race
Albany dispatch reports heavy Oregon turnout with Governor Chamberlain shown leading Multnomah County by about 2000 votes. Returns suggest Chamberlain will win the winter election though final results await telegraphic updates.
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Portland
Ore
Chamberlain
Multnomah
Mortland
Cates
Multnormak
Chasberlain
Oregon
Senate
Reverend Willem Bender Stirs Pittsburgh Ministers
Sunday grua s menintirs schall champion reads mot shot from the hat. Pittsburg July 1 The Rev Willem Bender the evangelist delivered an address to the Presbyterian ministers of Pittsburgh today. His words caused consternation among the preachers some left the First Presbyterian church with dignity shocked but most remained seated. The Rev Mr Bender was.
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Schall
Pittsburg
Willem Bender
Pittsbars
First Presbyterian
Bandas
Cheney s saloon option remains after election rout
In Cheney Wisconsin the citizens chose the pro tavern policy ticket over the reform ticket. Walter won the mayoralty 144 to 7 and council members were elected with similar margins, ensuring saloons stay in Cheney for at least a year. A festive crowd lit fireworks and burned a red light sign in celebration.
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Walter
W. P. Window
Counsel
Clnteman
Mame Majoritien
Rit
Cheney
Corner Stone Placed For City Hall Amid Ceremonies
Preparations by Mayor T V Beallon and architect George Williams proceed for the city hall corner stone laying under Masonic auspices. The Spokane sourced stone and commemorative inscription are planned, with 100 attendees from a Grand Chapter convention and nearby cities expected. Police arrest details and a jail interview are noted in a contemporaneous disturbance report.
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T. V. Beallon
George Williams
Maxtern Star
Masonic Lodge
Grand Chapter of Eastern Star Holds State Convention
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star for the state will meet in the city June 9 with 38 chapters represented. Attendees are expected to total 100 to 126. opening events include a Thursday reception at Freemasons Hall. Wednesday will feature degree work by a Wardger chapter and the gathering will plan the next term’s officers.
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WIN
Eastern Star
Idshe
Someon
Attendaben
Truessay
Masonic Order of
Freterna Hall
Wardger
Kleptomania charge shocks Hill Grocery owner
Joe 2 is alleged to have a kleptomania driven impulse after thefts at Hill grocery on Boone avenue. Ed Stauffer reports the merchant police investigation led to the arrest. Gordon’s North Division store storage room used for the alleged acts. He posted a $200 bond and was released. The 65 year old man denies wrongdoing, claiming a compulsion rather than willful theft.
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H.C. Mill
Gracy
The
Hill Grocery
Boone Avenue
Larorvny
Ed Stauffer
Merchant Police
Ti. L. Gordon
North Division
Gordon
Stauffer
Police Staton
Milt
Shire Boty Meeting Highlights and Community Notices
The pollen commission in Fernie B C reports a chief of pollers and a charge against an individual for alleged misconduct at a local event. W C Hegan of Macleod Alberta confirms attendance and acceptance of the invitation. Bryan completes a 70 year service in rural northwest mounted patrol. The Shertas Park Ladies Society plans a meeting tomorrow at 3 90 PM at the chapel.
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Alice Commision
Perule
Peere
Fernie
B.C
Pollen Commission
Kit Mening
Wes
W. C. Hegan
Macleod
Alberts
Bea Bees
Bryan
Northwest Mounted Pation
Real estate transfers filed in Coeur d’Alene area records
Weal Hatate transfers and several property deeds noted in Coeur d’Alene region abstracts. Includes Alene Abstract Co and title firms transferring NW quarter and adjacent parcels, Woods Lumber Co. properties, Spirit Lake additions, and adjacent lakefront lots. Multiple owners listed: Hattie B Atwater widow of Constant D Atwater, Frank M Cases, John T Taylor, Frances Boots, Anna Rowan, and others.
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Woods
M.D. Wright
d'Alene Woods Lumber Co
Coeur A
Spirit Lakn
Panro Bus Collision Injures Twelve in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas on June 2 a motor bus crash at Arlington Heights street caused panic as a car fire broke out. Twelve persons were injured, with three seriously hurt including Mee Th teinders and Sire Leura Wester.
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Mampede
Fort Worth
Tesas
Marty Toga
Arlington Heights
Woren
Ehudres
Teinders
Sire
Leura Wester
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Yemen
Davidson
End
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Alo
Yosne Tan
Hemax
Davilock
Aurrandering
Jouve Wen
Jame Costelio
Grand Chapter
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Shertas Park
Aldsoviaty
Wedor
Panro
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